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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

Rzeseodssik do piaanja Hsto.
ess10srvch.... .......... 20
3rnnik persko- egipski.. 600
Leka1z Domoscy ozyll nieza
" dine sposoby domowego ! TAME
70 eczema rozmaitych chor6t 25o
POLSkO
(Cena g.
oent6w) na]nowsza KS1AZKA
~KUCHARSKA, u4ozona przez SO.
dsiw8 doewladc7on3 kucharke PREY
pomocv kucharza hotelowego.
kslazka ia zawlera nastepu]2ce
rozdsiaiy: Napoje Zupy, Jarzyny,
Salaty Rozmalte potrawy z jaJ
MAXI Potrawy miesne, C'elec'na.
5kopowjna. Wieprzowiua, Dr6b,
Z%w,erzvna Ryby. Rome potrawy
m'esne Sosy pieczywa konnfto~
~ i zadrawv Leguminy, budynie
l pasztetv Lody.
Mode panienki bardzo szybko
n%abieraia wprawY W kucharzeniu
jezell prh ktvkujac " kuchnl, rAz
poraz zagladaja dc tego znakomi-
togo kuoharsxiego p%odreczni-
ka .................. SO cent6w.
Dzseye starego no0ego Tesla.
rsastu Il obrazkaml). .........4Oo.
Dzieje Marodu Rzskiego
,(6zefa Oh G q " g k j 9 g o),
ozdob,one licznemi obrszkanh.
Ops tego wszyslkiego CO e,e dzla{c
" Polsce cd naidawoiejszych csa-
SOW, szczeg6ln,e "a kr6l6w po'-
skich, az do lat ostai2,ch. 40ot.
Katechis.n rzymsko katol;cki (wlek~
sly W mocnej oprs wle...... Is c
K. J. Debarbe. T. J.
Katechizm rzymsko- EatoIcM
" mocnej oprawie.
Eensentarz Rssks (duzy). .25c
Eementarz Ma1y ola dice
relsklch " Ameryce............l2
ListoscnM Fszeko.Amryka1ski
podreozn,k zawieraj9cy nauke pi
SANTA lStdw i 1otowe IVORY listdv
" wszystkiek przypsdkach ~
ola " mocnej oprawle-..... 85c.
Gramatyka Lezyka Polskieyo, szkol~
na przez Antoniego Ma}ec-
kiego observation-disclosures. Is
H;storya St"nop Zjednoczonych cd
odkrycla Ameryki az do uaszych ]
czas6w, (przess{o 400 s.ron'c). |
W mocrej opraw,e.... 81 90
fo;redniS Rlsko Anqielski,
ksiazka Ola 4atwego nauczenla sic
20 angielsku. 65ct.
Got1sme. KslYzka do o6wiecenia
>bud"wan,a duszv Characterization
k4tolicxiej, ozyli kr6tki wyk{aG
Lekoy1 ! Evangeii, ma ~szystkie
n,edx,ele i 6w,eta wraz T. wynn
kaj@c* ztad oauka WARY i oby-
czaj6w l 2ruatownem vyjainle-
MEM roku ko6cielnego, najgf6w-
niejszvch obrzed6w kosoielnych
mszy 6vixt~j, nabozehstwa do
moweao, ola c~horyoh, droqt
kpsv1ove] jake tez zyciorysami
Svietyeh P4hsk,cb, ozosoaych
1iasov,sle Prsss Ind pelsko-ka-
toliok'. z l:esaemi obrszkami /
l~tosrafa.a sp!aeon4 pecsts v
LEKCH ma
us.ystk,s kied.iels i Sw'eta ca
lego roku psdaug prsekfadu K
Jxkdb2 Wajka T. j. st6scwp1e
do Aszalu Rsvnskiego wypr.co-
wal ks ads q. Tomjoki = potwier-
izooY przesK s:ors Gensr.lny |
arcybiskapl On znish.ke~??o z-
nansk,. Ksiazka;l ,tcd w,elu
lat " calej Polsce rs Lol Pru-
sakiem tax pod Moskalem i
Austryakjem. Jest y income,
op1aw'e re zfoeonym tytuliklem
ozdohna str"nica tytu&ov9.
kosztuje }tylko.......... $l.50
Place I nnrzekanie Ojc6w SIS. csyl1>|
S'edm Ksiag Mojkesza. IS c
Przera&lioe Echo 7|qby Osta-
teczHe7 90. ..... 5UcC |
Mynhaueen notey-ten due
n"sem-r64ne jego dxi Aactwa
i
Gzarnoksi<&nk Hok,a Rkus-
yii hAuka odkrYcia ta]emnic
Oh cxarowania. 25ct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

mokna dosta6 rozmaite ke!:4zki. pol
: skle .szozeg6lnie za6 naste pujaos:
FSIAZK1 DO
~NAEOZENSTWA
Big = tobq. Ks,4zeczka do ma
bozenstwa ola miodzlezY szk6l
mel ......... 80. IL .
Perty do Na6o&emstaoa, ksiazk'
do na bozcnst~a na czes6 Najsw'st'
szej Fanny Mary, Nieustai4cej po'
mocy, " parsdnej oprawle, z&ote
brzegl, okuciem l 1amecz-
Klein ~
AniX Str6S, ksiazka do nabo-
zehst"a " o4dobnej opraw,e, z
bia{elni ok}adkami z kosc, s&onio-
wei, "a z}oconym brzegiem, {
klamerka - st6so a
prazen p annY 75c
Ami62 SS6S W paradnej opra~
vie z czarnej sk6ry, wytioczo~
nym ma okfadce 1}ocunYm krzyu
zVkiem, z&ucone brzexi. Z klamer,
| l.oO'
Am961 Str6& rs aka do nabo-
xenstwa ola k~atollck;e] m1euyieZy
y m%n;ejszym fvrmacie wsra~
niafej opraWle czerwone
go aksamltu, wyu"czonym
na ok}adce z4oconym krzy&yk'em,
ze z}oconymi brzegami.... 40
W;amek Mqryi (W,anek ku
o1c' Nsja~lets>ej Marv' Paauy) z
wYttoczorym obrazkie'n ma ok}ad~
CO ziooonym br.eg EN- z zto~
conym tytulik'etn $l.Oo
t. san@ ksl4zka ( oka. len i za-
n eezkiem ......-.........l.25
Hyborek ezyl. kr6ski spos6b
nabozehstwA cod&leInego olrawnY
v droga sk6rkY z oSuciem j kla-
merka e z@oeonym kr4yzykiem ma
okladoe i zlotym tytuliklen 81 G
Ks. Arcybiskupo Dwnina ks;az-
ka do nabozens>wa (Biskupka) W
paradae] opra~'e 20 1tuconym
lytufem z}ocvne brzeyl Z oku;iem
i klAmra (dla kobieD..": $l,75
KS. Arcyb:skupa Duminu ksiaz.
ka do nabozen>twa (Blskupka) "
mocoej p'eknej oprawie 70 z&oco-
nym bfzeglem Cola koblet) $1.30
Ksi9zki rozmalte.
Kuntyczks. - Pastoralki j k,-
lsdy czxn plossk, wssols ludu "
cyasle SWAT Boiego N%arodzen,a
po domsoh 6piswane........ 75o
Mabwniczy epis Pslski czyli
Geografa oicaysteso traju, z licx~
Dsml obraskxni mape. Zawiefa
prsssz8o IS ssroale... 80. 80 @.
Kieszomkswy Sious,k Pol.ko-
angielskl ang'sl.ko~ polski uto-
zony przez Antonleyo P%arysk'evo
vraz Z .,Naak4 vynewy An
eielskiej". So 90
Azeksandra MeGkki s}ovnik Poll.
ko Augielski Ang,elsko-Polskl
W mocne1 oprawie 20 s}ocopemi
tytullkami. Cena........... 81. 90
fsosnki, D~mks arye nsro-
dove (oprawne).. ....".... 25 "a,
Wybor pie;ni norodovych, v kt6-
rym znajduia sig: dvmki, aye,
marsze krakowiAkl, ma,a::Y,
p,esnl patryotyozne, wcjer .
h,storyc1ne It'd 3O<
LrnM Polsks. Zawiera]acy 547
Dumek. Aryi. Krskou,ak6w i
plosnek iudowyuh. w mocnej
opra vile. Cena..............75 G
Bukset Pie$ni Sm;dtoscyeh. ..:soo
Gratulant oraz p,esn weselne de-
m{odziencox i druzb6v, xawje-
rajacy: Z%prosinY ma wesele -
Oracye weselne - Pio,nki we
seine. Cena........... 20 q
Zyeooty Swistych Padshich. po-
dug nallepszych zrode4 wyjetych
= dzie} O1cow l Doktorow Ko6ciots
sw. oprsoowaue, z koIorowa kart3
tYtufowa l smiu kolorn~e N obra-
zemi. nsjoowsze wydsnie pana
Kar6la MARK, " Mikoiowie, "a
Szlasku (*upe}nle inne ,,Zywoty
Sw'ft7ch", jak owe pof"s1rowane.
jake to dot.d sprsedawali rczmaicl
podr6&oiacy sg~noi).... $500
Aaas Haory; Maturasnej z leo
ohraskaml ladzi, zwierzat cz~o-
rosotn,eh ptsk6w, ryb. gadow,
owad6w it'd. 3 takstem Fel,kss
Wermlhsk,ego.. -. rs ct.
Kaienn z p0r6rakn m: R.o11,, poloL..l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

Hsaorya o szlachetnej ! pieknei No.
tsszyNas, ........... ......20
Hstorya . &ednsu Medrcach. Bar
dxo 1ajmuiaca powabna powletd
1P7cy.1%an'n "a 5mlert krh~-
wIcxa Dyokleoys,na ! wyvaw1o-
niu' 60 r,edmiu rasY przes medr-
COW Wydanle nowe pop raw,one,
Cena-xO O.
Jan Otpiswsa czyN Somi@drzat.
sivnnY swego czasu trefn'6; lego
flgle avantury. Powles6 ko-
! miczna ku rosrvw co czytelnik6w.
WVdanle move. popraw'one,
licznymi obrazkaml. Cena daw-
niei As G. teraz tylko.... ~
zakleta Dzie'pica z Brodq, civil
CYrullk Zbawca. PrzYgodY her
trama W Zamku. Nadzwyczaj
ciekawe3 opowiadanle. l0c
Okso,cie* Mocy Pow,ekc przez Ju~
l'usza de Gastin. T4omaczona z
francusk'ego (nadz ~2czaj cie~
kawa). Cena.........-." 40 c.
Testament Piotra Wassv, = 49,
Ii zam'ary Moskali zawoj owa
cafego sw,ata. ct
Pruoctpo Mchaldy, Kr6lowej
70 Saby, l3te; Sybllli l5c.
Hstorya o Grzegorzu, ktdrv
II lat pokutowa4, przykuty prey
skale
Zy,oot GenoweU, powies6 moralna
bardzo w~zrusza12ca 70 st&ro&yt~
nych csas"w ...... ........ Zoo
Bolesta,o ozyIi Dalszy Ciag Geno-
wefy, t}dmaozenle p.zez ks. o.
20 c
Fabiola. Powiesc czas6w pre-
sladowanla Chrzescian " roku
3O2. Napisa@ Kardynaf Wiseman.
49, l.Chw'le rozejmu. 2. Walka
3 Zwycieztwo SO G !
w mocneI opraw vie ze 'z&oconvm
ty,ullk,em'... rs 9
potepie1ca. PowlesG przex
Fr- K. Tuczyhsklego.... so
Waka Bialych z M.dyana-
Ws.......
Pan Zwardowski s{awny m,str.
czarnOkslezkl. 2 wlelu pieknemi
na]uowszs wydaDie pa
Karola MARK W Miko4uwie. ma |
5zl4sxu .......... 2Oc
RnQzdo, RinaAini, sfawny
do wd.1zca rozb6juik6w.-....6Oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

W SALONIE BRACI
GRlESEL " Winonie " bloku
Pezzera, 70 wszystkich tute-
ssych salonow najwiecej piwa
4prsedaia, 2 czego wYnika,
fe piwo gosc;om tn podawa'
ne, jest jaknsjiepszem: W
ga6wne) sail 50 stofy i mnogie
krzesla, a nadto 'osobnY pokoj
ola chcacYch siedzied osob.
no. Ludzi " tsj, po starokra]-
krajsku urzadsonej obersy
.awsze Jazz " ulu~ iecz mimo
to ks&dy szybko destanie
c,ego zn&sda,i : sadowoleniem
vychodsi.
Farmersy terax y oa}em
miescie wyeodniejssej gospodY
ME snajda, jak u Griesl6w, q v
1olaczonej ich z salonem
procerni wssYstko moga kupit
! aiasta ola kuchni | stah
swodsa6 mlsz9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14
zE SWIATA.

W1EDEN Sia~ polski
wynslesca Jan Sscsepaul@ wy
jech'i do Stsnow Zj~dooczo~
nych Ameryki P6'nocuej,
gdz e zamierza za}a:wit pare
interes6w W zw,azku re swemi
wyn.lazkam a nadto wyglos:G
pare odozyt6w.
BERLIN. 49, Augielski de-
parliament ~ojny staral sic
nakionic f.brykanta piem'ec~
kiego georgia Koch " E'furcie
do podjecia sic dostawy CA
PEEK ola wojsk W p6}udn,o~ej
Af'yce. Byibv to olbrzyml in
teres, Gle Koch odpowiedn'al
b .rdzo l4konicznie, &e ME "a
IN s|a swoja dosta wa wspo-
IN 'g~t rza1u angielskiego "
)'g, wojrie r,zb6jo czej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

Kapita} do okazania
$4,000
.NADWY ZKA I PROFIT
lo,000
Cd p,sn,ed.y oddaaych do
schowanis, punktualn'e ptsci pre-
centA. Pozycza p'eniedzy oscb ,E,,
po~siadajqcvm kredyt pc xws lych
procentach.
DYREKTORZY
E. D.. Dyar V Simpson
Chas. Westmann Emil Miller
H. hoate w. P Tearse
Tkeo. Void
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

D.E.Dyar Pres. Peter Bub Vicepree
Theodore Wolo, Cashier.
John a. Borth. Assistant 'Gsshier
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14

Pifkna Hstorya . 0erp!i.oej Hale-
nse, e6rce kl6la Antoniusza ce.
SARA tufeckirgo Z Konstanty~
uopoIA (OaroeroduO kt6rs bedac
u dvoru. p64n,ej przes 2 lata
p,elgr.ymniao wielkie utrapienia
Dn>dss oierpliwle !, metnie zno-
ells. Coma. Is 9
Historya Q szlachetnej M~agel0nis,
c6roe kr6ia ; Neap0iu I Q Plo-
trio r;oerzu hrablm 20
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-14
w kSIEGARN1
+.
" Winona, Minn.
320 f.. 8 street.
dosta6 rozmaite ke:4zki. poll
'kle .szoze96lnie zad naste pujace:
FS1AZK1 DO
NADOZENSTWA

Big Z tobq. Ks'azeczka do ma
bozenstwa ola miodzlezY szk6l-
mel ......... ~. LIZ .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-25

fed to treating Glenn for disease Pc
culiar to men. Some of them swore
positively they would not believe him
on oath and others that they would
not like to do SO.
Matthew Mayhem testified that he
knew Johnney Glenn to whom one OF
the defense's witnesses had referred
and that he was not the some person
as Ebert Glenn.
The State here rested its case and
the defense summoned several wit
nesses, among them Judge Stapleton
who is trying the case, to prove the
good character of Dr. Howard.
Several of them testified that DR..
Howards reputation was good and
the defense also rested the case. The
arguments will be commenced to-mor-
row morning and verdict may be Sc
cured this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-25
BENWOOD.
News Notes of Interest From the City
of Mills.
great agoI

OF Mills.
Mrs. George Hall is confined to her
home III this city i'll.
II. n Peabody has returned home
from Peabody, w. Va.
James Sands was business visitor
in Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Annie Dooley, of Newark. is the
guest of relatives in this city.
Mrs. William Schreiver, of Indiana,
is the guest of friends on Water street.
Miss Nightingale, of North Wheel
ing, is the guest of Mrs. Serig, OF this
city.
August Hebe was in Wheeling yes
terday, where he attended the funeral
of a nephew.
The Blue Ribbon Social club gave
very enjoyable dance last evening, at
the Blue Ribbon Hall.
Miss Matte Carpenter, of Linenber-
ger & Hunter, was the guest of friends
in Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs James Montgomery, of Wells
vile, o.. is the guest of Mrs. James
Brown, of Water street.
Work was started yesterday on the
new producers in the tube addition, to
the Wheeling Steel Works. The struc-
luIdl NOIh Ol tie DullulH5 hdo pOcA
completed.
On Saturday evening there will be
meeting of the new Shield of Honor
lodge. The session promises to be in
teresting, as twenty candidates are to
be initiated
Yesterday morning at $50 O'Clock
funeral services were conducted by the
Rev. Paul Metzenthin, of st. Matthews
German church, over the remains of
an infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Matthews.
Harry B. Silyey, the former news re-
preventative of the Register in this
city, was a visitor in town yesterday.
Mr., Silvey has Just returned from
Ashville, S. c., where he has been for
the benefit of his health.
The chief topic of conversation in
the city yesterday, was the action of
the two factions of the city Council,
and the probable step that would be
taken next. A number of citizens also
condemned the story published by a
morning paper, as they claim it
mis-represented the facts of the SEES
sion, Tuesday evening.
Squire Harry Smith has issued a
warrant for John Jackman, charging
him with stealing crate Of chickens
from the Ohio River station. Another
warrant was also issued by Squire
Riddle, charging him with stealing a
carpet from B. & o. freight car at
the Junction. b. & o. detective Metz
Is looking Jackman up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-25
N0N-UNI0N MEN MET AN
UNPLEASANT RECEPTION
Continued From First Page.

newcomers In anything but an easy
frame of mind.
The impression is gaining that nom
union men will be brought here in suffi-
cient numbers to man the plant full.
The Post tomorrow will say:
That mysterious conference attended
by President Shaffer and Secretary Will
liams Tuesday night promises to bring
about a change In the situation in a
few days 1t is understood movement
has been started by Amalgamated Off
Gals for a conference with the Steel
Corporation.
President Shaffer was in the Hotel
Lincoln Tuesday evening looking for
some one whom he was anxious to see.
Later with Secretary Williams, he was
closeted with that individual several
hours. One of the stories afoat is that
conservatives are dissatisfied. They
have sought the influence of other labor
leaders to induce Shaffer.
To Alter His Position.
The same faction desire to know upon
what basis the strike could be settled.
A compromise is hoped for. In the
meantime NJ NJ. Garland, former presi-
dent of the Amalgamated Association is
said to be in New York in the interest
of a settlement. Mr.. Garland is ex-
peeted home to-day
The manufacturers are averse to any
increase of union mills On this ground
they have determined to fight
A despatch from MeKeesport to-
night says:
Mayor Robert J.. Black has warned
the employers not to look to him for
assistance, should they decide to force
an issue To the strikers he gave no
tice that no attempt to create trouble
will be tolerated. He announced that
Mekeesport policemen should not be
used to protect the mills and said de-
puties would not be tolerated in town
unless it were proven beyond doubt
that they We're there to protect life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-25
ANOTHER sensation IS
PROMISED IN GLENN CASE.
EVIDENCE PRODUCED TO JUSTIFY
a NEW LINE OF ARGUMENT
by THE DEFENSE.
ARGUMENTS BEGIN TODAY.
TWO IMPORTANT POINTS DECIDED
BY JUDGE STAPLETON
YESTERDAY.

Special to the Register.
PARkItRSBURG, w. Va, July "a
Another sensational turn was taken in
the Ellis Glenn case, when the line of
questioning borne out by the defense in
Dictated that Its argument would in part
be that the person on trial as Glenn is
not the same person who was brought
here from Illinois on forgery charge
Such a rumor was already current in
the court room, and it was intimated
that the prisoner had been switched
either during the time the real Glenn
was in the hospital with typhoid fever
or while she was at Bailey's boarding
house on bond. THE story that the
prisoner had been switched in the same
manner that Ellis says she took the
place of her mysterious brother in Hi
nois, was evidently started by the testi-
mony of numerous witnesses, part of
whom testified that when she came here
she did not limp and had certain sears,
while others swore she has no such
sears now and limps 10 bear out the
belief that the defense will use this
theory in its argument its questions on
the cross-examination of the States
witnesses to-day brought forth from
Miss Freda Beckwith and S. p. IIchols,
both of whom had known Glenn when
she first came here, the assertions that
they could not swear she is the same
person who was brought here from Illi-
nois.
When court convened this morning
Judge Stapleton gave his decision on
points which he had had under consid-
tration. He ruled that the defendant
would not have to show her head to
the court or jury, and he also ruled
that the mistaken spelling of Glenns
name in the deed of trust would not
vitiate the Indictment
James Wethewell testified that he
had seen Ellis Glenn walk without
limpng.
ployed at Squire Drennen's Office when
Glenn had her hearing, said she did not
limp then.
Ed. Gilfillan, who took her from the
train to the jail said she did not limp
then.
S. P. Eehols, former deputy sheriff.
testified that he knew Glenn well when
she was in jail, and had often seen a
crescent shaped scar on her head,
which answered the description of the
one Glenn had.
Several witnesses were introduced to
prove the bad reputation for truth and
yerachy of DR.. Howard, who had testi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-25
BELLAIRE.
news Notes of Interest From the Deb
mont County Metropolis.
City Council.

The regular meeting of the city
Council was held on Tuesday evening.
The following is a digest of the bust
ness acted upon. Dr. Boone, A. Klotz,
and D. II. Darrah were appointed a
committee to act with the city Council,
mayor, solicitor and city engineer, in
finding means for the removed of the
stack of the old Bellaire window
glass house, in the First ward. Com
plant was made against Peter Hughes
for allowing vehicles TO stand on
streets. He was ordered to diseon-
tinue the practice. The L. r. X. p.
were granted permission to use certain
streets for their carnival. Ordinance
accepting plot of Barnards third adj
dltion was read three times and pass
ed. Jas. c. Tallman was ordered to
remove bill board on Twenty-fourth
street within three days. Police were
instructed to report all electric light
not burning. City engineer ordered to
prepare plans for sewer on Franklin
street. Adjourned to meet Thursday,
August list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-25

very different paths and have quite diff
ferent aims in life.
We might never have known this had
it not been discovered that premium
was being offered for lady bugs for
shipment to South Africa, where they
are wanted, it Is said, to eat other bugs
that eat crops.
the discovery is calculated to sudden
ly increase the American farmers re-
speet for the lady bug-heretofore con-
sidered simply harmless crltter"-
and there is likely to be decided ex-
pa1sion in the home market for lady
bugs and possibly prohibitory tariff
on their export.
If that's the kind of insect the lady
bug is We take off our hats to her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-25
AN INSANE MAN
Killed One and Wounded Five-was
Killed by Officers Who Sought to
Capture Him.

LEAVkNWORTH, Kans.. July n
Michael Kelly, an insane man to-day, at
the office of the Robert Garrett Lumber
Company, III the business district, shot six
people. killing one, probably fatally
wounding another, and more or less ser-
ously wounding four others. He was him
self finally killed by officers who tried 10
overpower him.
Kelly had lived in Leavenworth fer
years HI was eccentric, and during tie
Presidential campaign of 1896 lost his
mind. He was arrested and adjudsed iH-
sane, Garrett and four others tesufyihs
against him. After year Kelly vas re-
leased He had been acting queerly AGAIN
and had declared that he would Kill the
five men who sent him to the asylum. For
two weeks past he has been practicins
shooting with a. revolver daily.
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Accilcnfs.

James Ralston, foreman of the Sub
urban Brick Company, of this city, met
with quite painful accident on Tues
day evening. In some manner his arm
was caught in the machinery and badly
squeezed DR.. Rodgers was called and
dressed the injury. The injury, while
not serious, will lay him off for some
time.
VIM Kennedy an employee at Empire
Mine No 8, had a narrow escape from
serious injury Tuesday morning A
coal ear caught his foot and in getting
it loose it was badly wrenched. He will
be laid off for some time.
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FOR TIVE! VE LONG HOURS
MERCURY WAS ABOVE I00,
KANSAS CITY AND THE souTHwEsT
SUFFERS ANOTHER Bills
TERING DAY
MANY RECORDS
BROKEN,
NO RELIEF IN SIGHT FoR Tvr
swELTERING MILLIONS N
THE WEsT.

KANSAS CITY, July 24.-For twelvs
consecutive hours to-day the govern.
mient thermometer here has registered
above 100. The day was the seyares;
ever experienced in Kansas Cit.
For eleven hours after IL O'Clock To-.
day the temperature ranged between
104 and 1852. Still there was no relief
in sight in kensas City or any par q
the southwest. Five deaths to-day
with total of over thirty prostratloa5.
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hats OFF no THE LADY BUG.

The farmer has reason to abhor most
winged things from crows to grasshop-
pers and no one can blame him for not
discriminating between insects. Yet
there are bugs and bugs. There are
good bugs as well as bad. One OF the
good bugs, 1t seems. is the lady bug.
The lady bug looks like a first cousin
10 the potato bug, but she is 10 relation.
The lady bug and the potato bug pursue
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CHILD POISONED.

CADIZ, Ohio, July 24.-Willie. the
four-year-old son of John Mansfield,
of Adena, found a box of tablets on the
table. While his father was at work,
and his mother at neighboring
house. he at the contents. The child
died in short time after, suffering in
great agony.
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MELVINA SHARKS
Captured by Posse, Discharged, ana
Hurried Out of EIkins.

ELKINS, w. Va, July 24.-Melylna
Starks, the cololed woman with
Brooks, the murderer of Policeman Lii
ly, was captured to-day. She is
young yellow girl, formerly from
Washington, Pa. There is no eyi-
dence that she had pistol or did any
shooting. She was discharged ana
hurried out of the town by friends.
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AGAINST THE BONDS.

Special to the Register.
FAIRMONT, w. Va. July 24.-The
town of Shinnston voted yesterday on
t. e question of issuing bonds to the
amount of $500 for a sewerage system,
paving, etc. 1t failed to carry by three
votes. Fifty-five votes were cast
against and seventy-six for it. Another
election will be held as soon as the law
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Manager Blackburn, of the Novelty
Enameling Stamping Company, had a
very narrow escape from injury yester-
day. He was inspecting some work
and his coat got caught in a rapidly
moving belt. He managed to free him
self from this article, which was badly
torn
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\ New Record Made,

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 24-Last
Saturday the official report gave lolf,
the highest on record. To-day max
imum of 1912 was reached. The heat
was intensified by humidity and a
burning wind. A large number Of
prostrations and five deaths We're re-
ported
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A young man was fined 81 and costs
by Mayor Freeze yesterday morning for
assault and battery. An Italian named
Iamarone made complaint in the same
court against Tony Cutrone for assault.
He was also given 81 and costs
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The Circus.

Persons attending the circus report
1t to have been the best given in this
vicinity for several years. The show
was clean throughout. Every act was
rendered by specialists and one did not
have to make himself cross-eyed trying