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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
Poszukiwan.e.
Wilkes Barre, 2 lutego.
Poltora roku tcmu maz m,

Po}tora roku tcmu MAJ moi
zostawit mnie q ma}em dzieckiem
i W SWAT poszedf. Jest on z pro-
fesyi stolarzem budowlanym. Sly
szafam, IL byl W Buffalo, 2 kad
mia} sic udac do Baltimore. Gdy
so tam rodacy poznali, pojecha}
do Chicago, Ill.,, gdzie pracowat
PREY budowli, i podobno mia} sic
zabit, spad}szy 2 rusztowania.
Prawdziwie jego nazwisko August
kaptor, lecz prawdopodobnie
ukrywa} sic pod -obcym nazwis-
klein. Jest On numerowany czer-
wono ma prawej rece liczba 1873,
Z dodatkiem liter jego, A. X, pa
miatka z wojska.
kto by wiedzia} o jego zyciu
hub smierci, niechaj mi da znat,
DO opfacam "a niego podatek do
kasy posmiertnej, a jezeli zyje, to
ia 80, jake jego iona, prosze i mo-
WIG mu, IL mu wszystkie jego
mitosue zbytAi ma zawsze zaponrnc,
byle przyszed} do domu. Mech
sic niczego ME boi. Synek jego,
ktorego talk piescif i kochat, teraz
tax }adnie m6wi i prosi bardxo
swego OLGA, ably ~przyszed} do do
mu.
Wreszcie prosze brata mole
goJanasuwalskiego i siostre, Julane
mleszkajacych W Chicago, ably mi
przys}ali swoj adres.
Moi adres jest:
Jo=etu huptor
$50 East Market Str.
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

re strachu. Gdy sic poda zwicrzs-
ciu zaraz pc operacyi co do Garcia,
natychmiast rasze chwyta, jszcll
jeSG mu sic chce, wiadomo, re
z~wierzeta boil clerpiace mic mic
IRA.
Farmer Jan FIR. Stein3auer 3
Hart, nicdaleko Winony, ten sam
co to napi>af umieszczony W pre-
sziym numerzc artylku} o chlnch-
bug>ach, zna inny sposdb pozba-
wiania bydla rogow, przez niego
>amego wyprobdwany. B~y1lak'wi,
livzqccmu trey m,esiacc, wyrosna
ma Ibie guy, miekkie i ruchome.
Te trzeba delikatnic oberznat tax
jednakzc, ably HE n%aruszyG h}onkl
mad miesem, 4 rogi poteln sic
ME pokaza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
PtACCIE IA
Poszukuie

Franciszka Szota / Micha}a
Buglewjcza. Pochcdza o5y-
dwaj Z GalieNi, 2 kolaszyc-
powiatu ]asiel>kiego> Scot
Franclszek przyby} do Amery-
Xxi pred Anna laty, a Buyle
w!cz Michaf pred 2ma laty.
ktoby wiedzlat Szanownych
Rpdukow o ich a1resach, tego
prosiIby m o doniesienle mi
takowych pod adreSem
,Luhob W"jtuw5cz
st. TIL Seminary
Merriam Park, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
N0ry salon otworha w Vino

No'ry salon otworAa w Vino
ME W dniu ! mare" wolnym lun-
chem rodacv nasi Leon GOWN i
Jan Rock w domu wdowy po
50. w. B~ambenku, r"g ulic 3clej
i Carimona. Pohoczna g%rocernla
PAM Bamhenkowa hedzie utrzymy-
wa}a dalej ma w}asne im'r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

co'"pie'o przl hyiy w. Il. par-
n~ansNieg", b rgtv W swyn wo
dzle. = not g la' y, anMsze tr>clwy,
m"gacv za''>'m nczy" d1leci, pc
szulnie mirisca zaraz.
Wiclrbm 60 Du,howicn>twalo TO-
k + 10 prosi " tas> we " 40 ~
w. BAL(FRKIEWl,X
Now l,rk G., NY
E,-,N s. r, lo4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
CD REDACYI.

Do y antic X e.. knA,a
grnpa ZNiq.ku KavaIrrow Pol
skich MOI, bvG r6whoczesnIr
.r,p# Zwazsu. Mar Pol b,Ir
~pe.uta warunki, staNlone w
Kon~tituryi Zxazku Mar. Pol.
zgtasznjatym 80 p1zyJqclc no
~ym Towaszystwom.
PI..AGCIE XA WIARISA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
O
S Il.

Pm Lud,cik Sthorsh}, akcyo-
naryusz Wimusa, jest dumnym re
swego drugiego s.yna, kt"ry INA
laz4 sic u nicgo W niedziele pred
poludmiem,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
CiacniecIc lo~0 w ma )

m,grajke Lesionu Polski e.
9 odbylo sic dniu 4 luteso.
WvsraF tuteiszy salonista p. I.
Sikorski. Numeru wygranel l. e.
gion nam ME podaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

Pan Suchom1r Z Nv wardN
znowu otworzyf >woja golarnia
przyjavszy Nowego 1ohrc@o p"
mocnika. jet to golarnia. znajdu-
iaca sic nalhIizcj p~olskicgo k"sc'"-
Ia, tuz nhok groccrni p. Walente-
90 Bambenka. przy vi. tlzeclrl.
panu Snchomirowl p"czNtar trzcha
IN zas}ugc, IL picrwsza -"larma W
" wqrdzie za}rzyf, i iaknajmor-
nicj nalezv 90 po..l"rac mlan""l-
Gle nam Polakom jail" naszeg" po-
bratvmca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
Pan Mvchlemic..

q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: 1ar1HtT q
pod Winony, pow'ada, IL ma jeso
polu DUO chinchbugsow simuje
pod kora starego drzewa. Gdy sic
taxa korg rolgrzeje PREY ognlu,
chinchbugsy zaraz ozyja. = A
wiec zawczasu rozpoczac wojne ma
zabdj przeclw tym najniebazpiecz-
niejszym wrogom @b%I.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

Dcmokraci naszego mlasta "
rzadza W pierwszy wtorek " mar
Gu zebranie, ma ktdrem porozu-
mieja sic co do kandydat5w ma
przysz|e wybory.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
SuaaaHaNycEs rod IL O w

Winony i okolicy, W ceiu @awl4-
zania " miescie na-zcm grupy
ZwiAzku Kawaler6w polskich, "a
prasza prezydent gidwnv -ogoz
Zwiqzku Hieromin Derdowski M
niedziele Is lutego, zaraz 20 nicsz-
porach, do drukurn Wioru$o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
ZAP
"a Ss EnA.

La Crosse Felix Bishof 100
Jan Latkowskl 100
Milwaukee. Rev Bogozinsii 200
Bryan Tex Walcnty Blu arski 100
Dodge August Madry 100
Chicago Wladv~Eaw Stranc 1S5
Iudwik Cze>Fawski 100
J6zcf p~}uczyllski o75
Jozej Graszyk 100
Winona Piotr Szumillskl lGO
Buffalo Rev II Koziuwshi 200
Gilman w Wisnicw~iA 200
Jan SiegmunI lCO
Buffalo, Boles|aw :~zynkicwlcz 100
Arcad a Frank Prullik OPS
Chicago Antoni Szulz 100
New York 4 .Adamczew>kl 1Co
Dodge Anton Zabin>ki $50
Chicago + Smietapka 200
L GGrski 200
* bacZkow~ki 200
Thorson JOS Gruba 100
Paterson + Ruchalski 200
Parisville Jozet l. manski 100
Duluth FIR P}otni'k Iii 300
Pittsburg Jan Domaiski 200
south Chicago A j Easillskl 900
Minneapolis l'r Grygla>zcwskl CSC.
Mimic J0Zrf MilSkl 100
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

KAW ALEROW
POl Soy
Zarzad Zwiazku Ka-
waler0w Polskich:
Prezydent sfowny Zwiazku.
II. Ucrdoush1i Winona, Num-,
box IA.
E'rexydenG Rzadu.
A. Goszc2ynshj, La Sale,
Ills. bx. e..
sehretarz Gencra'ny
Fr. j. MuLna, La Sale. Ills.
Towarystw WA Xwiaxsxowe:
Tow. Mr.. l Zwi4zek kawa-
lerow Polsklch w La Sale.
ills.-Sekr. FIR. J Mnlka.
9 Tow. Mr.. ,. Koronacya
Polska. H@rlev, Wis.
Sekr. X. Hayda, bx. 3l2
DO Zwiazku kawaler6w Pol
skich w Ameryce moga bye przyj-
mowane nowo tworzace sic iowa
rzystwa kawalerow Polskich jake
tel j p~ojedyllczy cz{onkowie.
kazdy nowo przystepujacy
kawaler, LEGACY najmniej lat Is,
PREY z}ozeniu deklaracyi, obowia-
zany zfozyt:: Wstepne so c., kapi.
tai wsparcia 26 c., i popadek mic
sieczny: DO Shorbu Nuodymequ
5 c., i ma tundusz obrotny ) C..
w nastepnych miesiacach po-
datek m~iesieczny ! wsparcie IS C.
cd kazdego, w tym tvlko razie
jezeli ktory Z czionkow zawrze
zwiazek ma}zanski ma drodze legal.
nej.
Wsparcie %wypIaconem bedzie
kazdcmu W ciagu jednego m'esia
ca, sAoro przedstawi odnosne do
kumenta do zarzpdu gt6wneeo
lecz ME prrdzej, jak 20 urlvwi,
6 miesiecY Oh datv podpisanis
deAlaracyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
Nieu7iecho. k0toLckie Tow. sN

Observation-Disclosures Tow. sw.
Jozefa w Winonie wybraFo naste-
pujacv zarzad ma rok biezacy:
Jan Winkels, prezydent;
Andrzej Seyfrled, wice-prez;:
VIM. Schneider, ! sekr.
Alex Trochowicz 9 sekr.
Chas. M. Gernes, skarbnik
J6A. Hitzker, marszalek
August kreilaus, %posfanlec
Jan Becker. @horazy.
DO komitetu tinansowego Wy
brani: Jan Zenk sr. Jozef Braen-
die. Dyrektorzy ma 2 lata: VIM.
Schneider, Gottfried Strunck i J"-
zef Kasimor.
Rada administracyjna: Paul
Kemp, J6zef Schlingermann / 10
zef Hitzller. Lekarz sledczy:Dr. IL.
A. VAIL.
Towarzystwo liczy 1874 czion-
kdw. w dniu 7 lutego rozpoczHFo
% rok zycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

Pan Mn'ct~ T'a~ichi polzir-
kowa' "a posade klerka W handful
PM Jocobyego j zamierza ~otworzyt
w}asny interes.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
" pouie9-i0!ck 1 ,ctorek

" poniea=io!eh 'ctoreh po-
kazvwano tmtaj wieloryba, 60 stop
d}usiego, kt6rego kapitan West
u}owil ma wvbrzezach stanu Maine
i teraz zaprawlonego obnos'
20 Swiecie. Ma lato kaze 90 poral-
baG i z kawa}k@w tran wytoplr,
DO by zasmiardf. Wieloryb spo-
czywa W dlugiei wannle p%ofozonej
ma ko}ach kolejowvch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

w zss-Iym t.ygod1tm miellSmy
tn druga ZINE minnesocka, MIRO
zem do 35 stopni, lecz teraz zno-
WI sic ocienlilo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

Prorok ~tutejszej dziennej ga
zety angielskiej prokuje farmerom
%p6Inocnego zachodu pomySlne mi
wo. Oby przepowiednia jego sic
sprawdziia!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

Lic=Jn MdnoSri miasta Vino
nv wynosi juz $4,000. L tych
1886 pracuje w fabryhach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16


Fraucis@eh Stjbor, kt"ry utlzy-
mvwa} hotel Ola robotnik"w pod
nazwa Winona Xouss, ulotnif sic
ztad, zostawiwszy 1000 dolar"w
d}ug6jw. Tutejsi rolicyanci ME
mieccy, kt6rzy dawniej ma skinle-
ME tego kretacza byliby areszto-
wall najspokojnicjszego cz}owieka,
niechaj teraz poluja ma nieso a
mego.--Najwiecej d}ug"N narob'4
stibor r, jake dawniejszy salo-
nista. w browarze Becker Schell-
has.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

We mtoreA,, jake W dzien Sw.
Walentego, musieli sic listowi bar
do uwijat, ably roznieSt ~wszystkIe
,Valentincs", jake sobie m}odzi
ludzie objoga p}ci nawzajem pose
}ali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

w srode odby}o sic w Vino
ME u~rzedowe otwarcie nowego
gmachu szkoFy wyzszej (high
school), PREY czem byf take gu
bernator Nc Gill. Pan Alfred
Brooks, prezydent Rady szkdlnej,
zagai} akt ~uroczysty przemowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
August D=mouoorski wyplata
krzeSia i p%rzyjm"ie uszkodzcne
krzcSIa do reparacyl.-P"mIeszl<a
ME III. 3cie, pod Mr.. 50,

Piece j wszclkie zelaznc oraz
b~laszanne rprzety k%urhcnnc i narze.
dzia W ua,ilep>zvm -atunlSu i NO
najtaiszei Genie znajdzircle J.J.
Giescgo W Winonic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

W miesiqcm s%tyczniu smlere
z~agarnela W Winonie y oiiary.-
Pred tygodnicm umar}a II lctn1a
c6rka Jak6ba Bronka, roGaka ma
szego, ma suchoty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

DO Wiarus6w ma Bridgeport
w Chicago!
Obrazy swiete,
ksiazki do nabozen-
silva / rome ozdoby
ola waszvch dom6w
kupuicie od dobrego
katolika, ziomka wa
szego, Wojciecha
PrlvhyIskiego, S9G
nj. 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

PI.AGCIE XA WlARlSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
MlTYNGH.
BALE
WEsEL.

w s%alonie waszogo rodaka
kowa.skiego ~. znajdzieci lie skora
ustugc j przyjomno nolsk,e iowa
rzystwo kAzdarr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

l. II d, Norton \ Co. 4 We
nonv i o McCoru Chippewa
Falls zawagli 4 panem II. II. Mar
tin. znakomitym handlerzem drze-
wa . Chippewa Falls, usode, pod
lug kt6rej ma on wyci2f dis
t~rillcle St. Crox 600 milion"w
stop sosen i odstawiG rzeka do
Saltwater. Cena wynosi S75o,Ooo.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-22

dark eyes and turned to racify his
week old baby who wns never TO know
a mothers love. tf5Et
All these and many more Incidents
aud episodes of a life of toll passed
through the old mans eyes rs he
watched the dying throes Of the poor
little companion of his labors, and as
the last low sigh of departing Ito es.
capped the quiveriDg n0strils, the good
old man turned away, and leaning
against the fence he wept i. " tears
OF sorrow over the close of the earthly
career OF the little mule.. sAi si Atsi 5i
And we boys felt like one of the
family had passed away, aud We felt
sad when we went by the empty stall
and looked in and missed the familiar
form Of old Penny.-1fontgo0aery NJ
Folsom in Cetlu,1o,c,a STANDARD.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-22
TRAIN ROBBERY.
Desperate llighwaymen on tho ]. e..
Rond-A Passenger Murdered.

GRENADA, MISS. Dec. 16.-fSpeciat.I
Train No. 2 OF the Illinois Centrsl was
robbed at 1915 o'clock last night ono
mile north Of Duck Iiill. when two man
boarded the engine and ordered EuRI.
neer A. j. Law to pull out fast and not
stop until told. The engineer and fire.
men. being covered with revolvers,
obeyed aud pulled up one mile north
of Duck Hiil, as ordered, when they
were forced to dismount aud marched
to the express car. There a pistol WIS
drawn on Express Messenger Hill and
three harmless shots fired, aud too car
rifleI OF $3 900, all II contaiued. ..li,
Mr.. Chess Huges, Of Jackson. Tenn.
rushed out aud was shot and killed.
Niue shots were fred by Conductor
Wilkinson and Travelling Passenger
Agent Robson, three by Hughes aud
four or five by the robbers. The isiier
arc described as poorly dressed, .snd
having the look Of hard characters. One
was tall and slender, the other Of ortli
nary size. Both were masked, and
effected their escape into the swamp
after tho robbery and murder. A posse
is being organized, blo0dhounds have
been teIegraphed for, and every effort
will be made TO capture the murdeiers.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-22
STAN LEY, OsMAN AND 1Hso NAuDs.
Points OH the War and the Warriors..
Strong Represstve Means Needed.

LONDON, December rl5.-CSpecial.1- Il
The entire Eastern Hemisphere - aRl-
tated about !, the reported capture of
Stanley and Emin Pasha BY Osman
Digna, the principal lte0tenant oH The
Mahtli, who has announced ME- n.
portant capture 10 a letter npoto or less
mas assertions, considering the nst0.
raj eastern tendency 10 lying, aAust b
takeu t'cum Rrano Sails" Ia spite oa
the positive tenor Of the press diapAtch-
es, AS there is no great likelthood Of
such capture. Messrs. Stanley and
Emtn (or Schwi,xler) have sumeisnt
military experience to either whip ehS
Mahdi and his follower, Osman Dlens,
or else to avoid them, unless.thsy we're
both III, which would b. an unlortu.
nate coincidence; therefore, L would b
useless TO progaosticate upon possible
occurrences. In any case BlsmsyCk
had better risk the trAdili0ual bonss ol
tho POmerauian fusillar In the E0Ia
relief expedition Immediately, At .oooe.
else the best CaucasianS blood may DO
sacrificed, and Africa left to the
MERCY OF THE nowL1Na DERvlsHEs.
1t is now Just a year since Osman
Digna, destrous of recovering his lot
rank as Emir of the rebel Ioreo as
kharionno, attacked Suakim from the
land side with . force OF 1000 sl6ye
dealers and cattle raissrs. This ~
markable man, whose name y lntlh.
solubly linked TO that Of the Etlse
Prophet, was already famous In Africa
and Arabia before the world ever heard
OF the late Mahdi. A promtnent olAyo
dealer aud an arrogant fanatic, OSman
Digaa Is one OF the most lrrocoucal-
able and persistent enemies Of .the
whites and Egyptians In the Soudaps.
The forces Of the whites and Egyp-
ttans have repeatedly defeated Osman
Digna during the Soudanese war, aud
nc does not fargot II, aud this spors
him continuously on to new eater
prtses. Bestdes, he nourishes q bitter
hate against the British Tor private
reasons--for they took from him many
slaves, which he Intended to export 20
Arabia, previous to tho lato war. His
intense desire, then, is to retrieve bis
OLD defeats and to revenge himaeli for
tancted private wrongs. Thess were
the motives which drove him, with
permission from the SUCCESSOR Or tie
Mahdi, TO continue the war on the
coast of the Red sea, and no made good
and prompt use Of this permission.
Since the chies of rebels, last your,
made his first attack upon 6uagim,
that city has not had q lnoment's, rast,
1t was always dangerous to venture
outside Of the range of the forts, Ia con.
sequence OF which commerce was i'm.
peded, and the supply OF the nesessa.
ries OF life from fertile regions was cut
off. .. 80
The British government ut last de-
cided TO put an end to such a stats 81
affairs, aud important relnforcemS Snts
have arrived at Suakim. But Oamau
Digha's dervishes are becoming boIder
and bo!der nevertheless, and soon
Snakim may become second Khar-
toum, unless Bismarck finally decides
to risk the bones of his Legendary
Pomcranian fusilier. 40 Zoos -hNyHr7
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-22

Senator Ingalls, shows himself ex port,
as usual, in the use of the stIletlo in
what he says latest about the stories
relating 10 the Presidents private life.
He takes OCCASION TO utter fufsoune
praise Of the Presidents wife, yet he
uses this praise Itself TO infiict 4 stab
that shall give the worst possible
" found to this pure womau's feelings.
He exal,s the wife, and then insinuat tes
that she has married man OF such q
character that the vile stories CONCERN
ing their relations were a pecesslty.
There may hs meaner maiigDity than
this, bat we find il difficult, TO imagine
its existence. Boston Ueyt,l1,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
BILL, HEADS.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS,

eTAN COLLECTORS OFFICE. CUACH-
ita Parrish La. Taxes due The State OF
Louisiana ard the Parish of 0uac!iita. ns
on ile in this office. are now due. and viii
become Delinquent on personal or movable
property October ]. and ON imu1yahIe
property ON December 2l. tSSS. and viii!
incur a penalty OF pee cent per month
from said date until p"id.
w. T, TiIEORAIDS.
Sheriff aud ex-oiiirio Tax Collector.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-22

'Prpi." Wiggips solemnly informs
the public that the inhabitants Of Mars
are In panic for fear Of a collision
with Eucke's comet. -,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-12-22

There are probably very few people
who know the name of the inventor of
the wheeIbarrow. The sculptor, paint
er, architect, eugiucer-in fact, many
sided genius and universal scholar,
Leonardo Ola Ninci, of Italy--'he man
who painted the original picture pi
"The Last Suppet"--is the Inventor Of
the wheelbarrUw. His fertile brain
conceived the idea nbout The year Co.
lumbus discovered America.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-12

"Gen." Diss Debar, the husband oil
Madame Diss Debar, who has been crea-
ting such an excitement in New YORK
by her alleged spirit paintings, is said to
have been one OF the organizers oil inc
original State government OF West VIZ
ginia. We desire TO state in this con-
Hection, that the State administration ut
that time was not Democratic one:
The Madame was n former resident oil
Parkersburg.-ChdrleStOn Star.
General Diss Debar had nothing what
ever to do with organizing the original
State government Of West Virginia, and
even fine had he was engaged in a highly
respectable work and itwould have been
that much to his credit. 1t is alleged that
Diss Debar did suggest the motto that
adorns the coat OF arms OF West Virginia
II he did it was very happy suggestion
Diss Debar's work in West Virginia was
as the agent for a land syndicate, and
while working in this capacity was made
State immigration Agent, an Office
mainly honorary. The Star need moi
worry itself about Debar's late antics
bringing disgrace on West Virginia
His residence in this State was merely
nominal, and whatever good he MAY
have done by his residence here will il
no wise be affected by his irregular life
of later years.
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would be hard to say. Each locality has
some variation in It's itemsof cost. The
principal saving expectedhere in Wheel
ing is in the increase of speed gained
and the consequent diminished num-
Der Of ears required. No test has been
possible as yet to ascertain the relative
cost.
This line when completed throughout
its entire length will be an unusually
long line among those operated by cleo
tricity, and the fare will be, we presume,
considerably below the average. Ger
tainly five cents for five miles is very
low fare. 1t will only be fye-eights Of
tho present Communication fare between
Wheeling and Benwood on the steam
roads, and less than half their regular
fare.
The close connection ut Benwood fol-
Bellaire will be great advantage to the
people OF both cities, inasmuch as it will
be the cheapest and quickest method OIL
travelling between the two places. Citi
zens can come and go at any hour of the
day and up to a late hour at night. A
round trip fare OF 10 cents is talked of
which will DO about half the present
fare.
The route between Boggs Run ant
the Benwood ferry has presented many
difficulties, owing to the net work o
tracks at the Riverside Iron Works, ant
the company have had to adopt TIT
county road route in order to avoit
these complications, but while this hai
Inconvenience and delayed them it ha
not prevented the very desirable con
summation Of connecting Wheeling
Benwood and Bellaire by this cheal
method of increased intercourse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-12

Tho Wheeling Railway Company now
operate their cars from Tenth street
down as far as the Forty-second street
stables of tho Citizens Company, and are
pushing on southwark with their poles
and wires. They expect to reach Boggs
Run perhaps this month, and their termi-
nus at the Benwood ferry landing by the
: LIST Of July. By that time both COM
panics will use tho line in common, in.
Guiding also the North Wheeling route,
above Tenth street, makinga continuous
line OF five miles from North Wheeling
to Benwood, over the whole of which
the fare will be, MS now, only five cents.
Up to this time the newroad, running
rs it has only between Tenth and
Twenty.seventh streets, has had but
limited patronage, made all the more
limited, perhaps, by the apprehension
that electricity is apt to magnetic and
disorder watches. This apprehension
seems to be n matter OF pure imagination
as respects watches carried on the per-
sons OF passengers occupying the body
Of the ear. So far as known watch
thus carried is not affected in the least
by the electricity OF the motor in the
cab or pilot house. This is the expert
ence on all the electric roads of the
country, now sixty in number No
complaints arc anywhere heard Of such
trouble.
Our neighbors at steubenville are soon
TO have an electric road, which will be
their first street car line. Heretofore
they have been debarred from such aeon
yenience by the cost OF operating street
cars by horse power. The relative cost
Of operating cans by the three methods
known rs electricity, horse power and
cables is given in late issue Of the
Chichgo Tribune las the calculation of
experts) at the following ratios:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-12

TIE glue manufacturers Of the United
States, in session at Washington, have
filed strong protest against placing glue
on the free list as proposed by the Mills
bill. The petition claims that there are
SG,OOO,OOO invested in the ninety-Gve
glue factories in the country. 1talso as
serts that any reduction in the present
rates Of duty imposed would result in
the destruction of this industry in the
United States, the loss of immense sums
of money now invested in buildings and
fixtures, which are useless for any other
purpose, and would throw out OF en-
ployment very large number OF men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-12

TnE doctors OF the country in session
at Cincinnati have denounced the
"Quacks." But will not the quacks still
quack? In this connection the telegraph
contained rather amusing story. A
street iakcr was arrested for practicing
without u license. Tic Immediately
showed a diploma, rcmarking that when
he was good doctor he starved; now
that he was a Quack he was getting rich.
This, however, was mot saying that his
patients were getting well.
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THAT was a startling connudrum pro-
pounded to the Methodist General Con-
ference by a delegate from China, asking
ifconyerts from hcathcnism having moro
than one wife can still retain them and
DO good Methodists. 1t was seriously
referred to the Committee on the State
Of the Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-12

TIE Union League Club has hauled
Cleveland over the Goals in exposing his
record on Civil Service reform. There
were few deIuded persons who be-
lieved he was sincere in his promises,
but when they read the facts and figures
given by the Club the scales will drop
from their eyes. Tho Mugwumps after
they have porused the arraignmcnt OF
the President will undoubtedly hire
some persons to kick them.