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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
Fiesta EsPlNOLA On NSJICO.

La gran Nacion descubridors
del Nuevo Mundo, Ia ilustre ep
hombres, armAs y soldados, como
Ia llamaba Lacio Floro, Ia que
tiene, sin duda, reservados 4 so
destino los destinos de muchos
pueblos, puesto que, segdn decis
ell ilustre Chateaubliaud, cuando
las demas nacionss esten enveje.
cidas y caducas, ella sola podra
levantarse, CON ell genio de su.
antepasados, CON el espiritu de Gu
raza, CON ell recuerdo de sus glo.
rias pasadas y faturas; Ia uaci6p
que supo domar Ia TERRA y ensan.
char los mares, logrsndo que el
sol no Sc pusiera en- sus dominios,
= hacienda que la luz de la civil
zaci6n irradiase hasta mas ALA de
10 desconocido; esta naci6n glo
ROSA ha ostentado en- todos item
pos los :imbres de su grandexs, y
cuenta en- todas parties con dignot
y entusiastas hijos que Ia honran
! y la enaltecen, cual 90 merece y
corresponds.
America, este pueblo grande,
hJo de Espafla y de sus esfuerzos,
v al cuAl how. en- general cOncieY.
to, vuelve los ojos ha:ia su auti-
qua madre patria, en- mala hore
para 81 perdida. pero NO olvidads
nj jamas odiada, guarda en- s.
seno testimonies insignes de aque
espiritu immense, de aquel asplra>
generoso, de aquel pensar subli-
me, que hacen ! los pueblos gran
des y q las naciones podel osas er
sus propios hijos y ciudadanos /,
en- sus ideas y elevados senti,
mientos patri6ticos.
Mejico, la region conocida cor
ell nombre de Nseva Espana ~,
ACADIA de presenciar una brillantt
|prueha,
La Colonia EspafoIa ALI resi-.
dente, que es numerosa y distin.
guida y RIGA, quiso celebrax en-
aquel suntuoso " Casino Espafiol"
ell cumplea1ios de nuestro amado
monarca, s. M. el Rey, D. Alton.
so XIII, y en- verdad que 10 hs
conseguido de un modo admi-
rabIe; d este acto patri6tico se
asoci6 el Gobierno de la RepGbli.
ca, enviando al Ministro de Rela-
clones exteriores y 4 otros varios
altos dignatarios del Estado, para
mayor lucimiento de tan espl&n
dida fiesta. Hubo gran recep.
ci6n y gran banquete, pronun-
ciandose enthusiasts brindis, todos
de halaguehas fraseS para nuestrs
patria, y se cambiaron lisonjerat
impresiones de simpatias mdtuas
y reciprocas entire loo ciudadano.
de ambos pueblos hermanos. E.
Ministro de Relsciones Exteriore.
seiior Mariscal fu4 ruidosamente
aplaudldo.
al terminar Ia fiesta. que dur6
largas horas, el Encargado do 10
Legaci6n EspaAola dirigi6 al Mi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
COnvOcatoria electoral.

Por medic de Ia GacetG de hoy
el Gobierno General convoca Q
cuerpo electoral de todos los pue
bios de Ia isla en- que haya lus
dado desierto algun Colegio Q,
las hltimas elecciones municipa
les, . fin de que concurran & emf
tir su sufragio en- los diss 20, 81
% y % del mes corriente.
Llamamos Ia atenci6n de nues
tros enthusiasts corre.igionarios
De Ia Isls, siempre celosos de sr
derecho y amantes de los triuufol
del Iacondicionalismo, hkcia |.
expresada convocatoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07

Resulta ahora que el leader del
autonomismo, que el gran auto :
oomo don Rafael M. de Labra, en-
cuyas aras, porque asf 10 mands
Ia ReUista, hay que quemar cons.
tantemente incienso y mira, es
an simple Diputado ,cunero, con
todas las agravantes de 10 ley.
SQaien la hecho el descubri-
miento?
FL CIamor de! Pats, en- cuyo
texto habla el sefior Corch ado,
que en- paz descanse.
No inventamos; lease 10 81
guiente, que en- El Clamor del A
campea:
"-Han de tener ustedes an
cuenta-1ecia Oorchad0-que on
Madrid no SO conoce & Puerto Rico,
= el mismo Labra, tan entendido,
en- tests general, en- cuestiones an
tillanas, en- punto q detalles, 90 en-.
cuentra como me enoontrabG 40 an
ces dc regresar q la Isla. Este
pueblo no puede conocerse nj ana.
lizarse desde lejos, y mwcho n,enos
por quien no h0ya vivido en- ~ nun-
cG."
Tenemos. pues, que, segdu Ell
Clamor, que GO hsce e:o de una
frase del senior Cor :hsdo; tene-
mos, por tanto, que Ell seAor Ls-
bra, al cabo de las mil y quiaien-
tas, viene d ser un triste Diputa.
DO c,snero, que no conoce el pats
que representa-, que no puede co
aocerle nj snalizsrle, porque no
ha vivido nunca en- 81, y, en- fin,
lue no sabe una j,ta de sus nece,
'idades y aspiracioues, etc, etc,
etc!
"lY que esto Sc digaen las CO
umnas de up peri6dico aut6no
no, de El Clamor del PatsI gri
cara la Revista indignada.
iLuego qu-rran esos peri6dicol
hsterodoxoz que no me escams
20 de sus comportamientos pars
CON L L.bra!
iQue no me pase 20 Ia vida
cantaudo 81 Scncsus al sumo Lea.
iet"
Labra. .. icunero!
| " este dicho por sus propioi
admiradoresl
IQue puede asombrArnos ~ or
nuestros adversarios2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
DESPEDIDA.

Kl Excmo & / mo Sr. Iutenden
te General de H sciends de ests
provincia, D. Miguel Cabezas. que
SO embsrca ell 10 para Ia Penin
suls, ha tenido la bondad de en-
viarnos su atenta tarjeta de des
pedida.
Agradecemos sinceramente Ia
defsreucia al e'evado y respeta.
ole fancionario, deee&udole fell,
viaje y no menos fsliz llegada 4 ID
Villa y Corte, punt , de su destino
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07

nistro de Estado en- Madrid el
siyuiente telegrama: "Colonia Es-
1afiola reunida en- fraternAl ban
luete . que asistieron Represen
tante del sen " Presidente, Minis
tros y Autoridades, ruega q V. E
presente al Trono testimonio de-
respeto Y felicitaci6n por cum
pleafios Rey".
bravo por los espanoles resi-
dentes en- Mejico! Y siempre / vi
Va Espafia!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07

Como siempre, nuestro distin-
guido amigo el sefinr Lastres. en-
su representation, continds agi.
tando la importsnte question mo.
aetoTsa. He aquf 10 que acercs
iel particular hallamos en- La
Epoca:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
Luquillo, Junio 6 1889.

Me adhere protesta escritos es-
candalosOs anticat6licos contra bon.
dadosfsimo Prelado y religion.
TOr0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07
SUIzA.

Gran c6lera tienen los suizos
contra los alemanes.
No hace mucho, un agente de Ia
pOlicia alemana llamadO WOhlge.
muth, &c fu6 con un disfraz Y un
nombre postizo & Suiza, & An de
ponerse en- relaciones directas con
uno de los agentes secretos alema-
ues, que generalmente toma la po-
iicia alemana entire sus sGbditos
socialistas refugiados en- Suiza.
El tai sgente aleman fu6 denun.
ciado y arrestado por las autorida-
des federales, que mandar0n hacer
una information de donde result6
que Wohlgemuth no era mas que
IN agente prOvocador, que tenia
relacl0nes 1nuy intimas con los re.
volucioaarioa soeialistaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07

En- breve ira a Berlin el Empe.
rador de Austria, para cumplir con
Ia etiqueta, pues le debe & su veci-
no Ia vista que este le hizo cuando
subi6 al trono; el yiaje del Empe-
rador Sc hara sin tambores nj from
petas, es decir, que no habra ningu.
na fiesta nj ceremonia; 81 se
pregunta ell por que, contestaran
los hombres polfticos de Alemania
que ell Emperador de Austria esta
de gran luto, y que desde la muerte
tan trAgica dc gu hijo se halla muy
triste; algo de verdad hay en- esta
explicaci6p, pero que no olviden
mis- lectores que en- los brindis de
Berlin nj Guillermo, nj Orispi, nj el
Rey de Italia han hablado una sola
palabra del Austria ; Y ese imperio
cat6lico no tardar6 en- dejar la fa-
mosa triple alianza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-07

Como 10 anunciaba en- mi Ultima
cr6nica, 80 acabaron las huelgas en-
Alemania; obreros y propietarios
han hecho concesiones y todo ha
vuelto & su estado normal, no sin
que Sc hayan evitado slgunos des.
6rdenes, pero no tan exagerados
como sc ha dicho.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-31
MARTINS FERRY MAlTERs.
Bound Over for ThOft-PersonAl Points.
General News Notes.

Bound Over for ThOft-PersonRl Points.
General News Notes.
Miss Jennie AcGrew Is visiting friends In the
country.
Rev, II, n, Campbell returned Saturday after
short visit home,
The GrAhRm' Earle Company which was 10 have
appeared here this week, went to pieces III stenb
enyillc lust week.
Rev, 4, ~. Conway, pastor OF the Baptist
church, Is moving into the parsonage recently
erected by lhNt congregation.
There viii be u watch meeting at the NJ. T.
Church tonight, In CulneCtlon with the memo
rialEerYiCeS that arc to We held,
Ed. Keller returned To his home In Philadel
phla yesterday evening, after u pleasant visit
with MS brother, Squire Thee. Keller,
Mr.. !. ". Collins has severed his connection
with the buckeye Glass Company aud engaged
with tho Elson company " travelling salesman
Mr.. Rnd. Mrs, Louis BIyspB, of New Brighton
are Spendley the holidays with Mrs. BFySOn's
parents, NJ, aud Mrs, George King, Of The
Third ward.
The electric, light plant was compelled to shut
down last night Oh account of u failure OF the
water supply pipe 70 furnish sufficient water "a
supply tic engine. The company had u number
Qi tho city lights up, ready TO be lighted.
Luke WethGrSon was given IL preliminary
hearing. yesterday afternoon before Mayor
Mitchell on the charge OF relieving Adam
Nceland OF II silver watch and fourteen dn,,II.r
ip money last Saturday night. The @avCr bount
him over ~ tho sum Of SlW,
The Young Mems Christian Association vii
Keep "0pen mouse SH,Ow Years day from . TO
Snu 'IGm O'Clock p. IN. LOdicsand gentle
lle, Wup eel IN interest In the new Association
are cordially invited 10 call ut tho rooms. A re
cept oil committee will be III attendance.
AspeClal meeting OF Council was called fol
last night but u quorum failed to lnAterialiEe *
nothing was done. II was called for the purpOSC
mGnt for opening q cross street between NOrtl
Fourth and Fifth streets, and the issuing Ol
bonds for the payment Of the balance OF the cos
OF tho Hanover street paving.
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Ar Elcrnnt %I,rcrntInn.

The social year Of 1889 in Wheeling
with It's several charming events, each
one seeming to outvie the other In point
Of elegance, has witnessed no more
charming affair than the reception
given last night by Miss Florence OF, at
the residence Of her father, Mr.. NJ. l..
OFT, on North Main street. The hand.
some house was prettily decorated for
the occasion. Miss OFT In receiving was
assisted by her guest, Miss Nellie Basel,
Of Clarksburg, Miss Belle Gilkeson, OF
Stauuton, Va, and Miss Kate Hazlett,
and by her brother, Mr.. Charles B. OFT,
and Messrs. George Baird, IT,, and
Charles W. List. The guests numbered
one hundred or more. Music for danC-
ing was furnished by Killmyer, while
those who did not care to dance iOnnd
enjoyment ut the card tables, in watch.
ing the dancers or In exchanging the
social Courtesies Of the season. Supper
was elegantly served about midnight,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-31
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Poop
Ahrnnl.

Strangers In the City md Wheeling People
Abroad,
DR., W. i. Van Kirk, Of Grafton, was
registered at the Stamm yesterday.
I. ". Barr, Of Wadestowu, this State
was among those registered at the stamnl
yesterday.
Mcssrs. John i. Hart and Frank Orlss,
OF Olarksburg, arrived here last evening
Oh a short visit.
Miss Mollie Reppetto, popular teacher
in the Sixth ward school, is the guest oil
Mrs. George Dunlap, at Grafton.
Mesurs. II. II. Rumble, Sherman Kirk
and james K. Beam, Of Bethany, were
registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
G. s. Francis, advance agent for Ned
S. Wood, who will shortly play his an'
nual engagement at tho Grand, is at tie
Mcclure.
MI. i. W. Banner left for the East
Yesterday for the purpose Of replenish'
ing his stock Of pianos, which was pretty
well depleted by the big holiday trade
he had,
VIII Robinson Allu Eusur IL DOyu Nv
tended a reception at Wellsburg last
night, given by Mrs. William Mendel
in honor Of her niece, Miss Jacob, Of
Charleston.
Mr. +. +. Schaefer, of Chicago, for.
merly travelling saleman for the Wheel:
ing Pottery Company, now connected
with the Warwick Pottery, arrived in
the city last evening and registered at
the Mcclure. Mr.. SChaefer has many
friends here who are always pleased to
see him.
Mr.. Lewis Jones, for many years en-.
gagged as manager Of tho Etna mill, now
engaged us the manager Of one Of Ala
bama's big iron industries, game home
for the holidays, which he has been
spending pleasantly with his family OH
the Island. AIr. Jones finds that the
climate OF Alabama agrees splendidly
with his health. Since going there he
has not had u touch Of his old trouble,
inhammatory rheumatism.
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Notes About tho River.

The river was falling at this point lasI
evening with u depth in the channel o.
II feet 8 inches; at Pittsburgh the stage
was reported to be Z feet 0 inches and
the river was falling. The Andes and
Abner 0'Neal both left the wharf fol
Pittsburgh at a. IN. yesterday. The
Ben Hur touched here ut $3.50 yesterday
afternoon on her way from Pittsburgh
to Parkersburg. The tow boat Bennett
sunk a model barge OF FIRE clay
at the Belmont mill incline wharf
yesterday afternoon. A hole was
Knocked in the side OF the hull
by striking the incline tracks under
water. The Q. W. Bachelor Is to.day's
Pittsburgh packet, leaving the wharf at
s O'Clock q. IN. The Hudson Is due up,
from Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh, at 8 a.
M. The Rainbow is to.day's regular
Cincinnati packet, leaving at 7 "a. IN. The
Courier leaves for Parkersburg at II 80
q. IN, The Onward and Dick Fulton
passed down with coal yesterday. The
Dave Wood and Joseph B. Williams
passed up with empties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-31

Chief Delbrugge intends goingto Pom
eroy, Ohio, again to-day and making an.
other effort to secure possession Of young
Ed Holmes, the lad who about fonI
weeks ago hired one Of John Dumas
ponies, aud after rldipgitto Moundsyille
disposed al it for ~ and a%ierret. This
time Chief Delbrugge will be aCcompa,
MED by Dumas, aud it is presumed thut
the latter's evidence will b. sufficient to
make the authorities feel warranted In
letting the Chief have the boy. Chief
Delbrugge was considerably v1exed on
the oqcaainR OF his visit to Pomeroy last
week by tie obstacles which were ap.
parently purposely cast in his way. II
was certainly strange that evidence,
which was satisfactory to Governor VIII
son in issuing the requisition, and 70
Governor Foraker in h0noring the same,
should have proved unsatisfactory to the
Pomeroy authorities. Young Holmes
home Is in Polneroy, and the reputation
he bears there IL a very u~nenviable one.
He has been under arrest on several OC-
customs for theft and other %otrenses, &C.
Cording to the stories told Chief Del.
bFlppa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-31
B]rldgOporps budget.

Charles HOlnleIn is the guest OF Marriott
friends.
Molster's band played for a dance at RtnaviI
last night.
Mrs, J. Z. Trueman leaves to-day for Clevelan,
to visit friends.
l.. w. andA. J, lIelulein have returned from
visit to Cleveland.
$. I. Williams, manageroi tho Standard IrOl
Works, Is out OF town on business.
Il, ", Shippers, OF the Standard Iron Company
Is visiting his paredts ut Philadelphia,
AL. wallIng and wife returned last nigh
from u visit with relatives at Cleveland.
Mt. and Mrs. VIII Ramsey returned last even
Ing from u visit with Columbus friends.
Mr.. and Mas. f, c. Robinson have rcturnC,
from a weeks visit with friends III Flndlay.
The KlrkwOod Athletic Association will Civ
a hop at their headquarters III KirkwOod thi
evening.
John Ginin, IT,, Il young Bridgeport boy, bu
who is now located at Council Bluff, Iowa, /
visiting his old friends here.
A ColOrel girl from Kirkwood was locked III
Saturday night for having too much company
When arrested she was In company with nv
young white boys and one COlorcl boy.
In repaylng u part OF Bank street the lowe
portion Of the street was raised about one foot
which loft an Offset near Watkins grocery tina
who pass there. II Is a dangerous pllCe aut
should DO fixed,
Christ H0res, a iOurtGen.year.Old boy, who's
home Is In Rtnayille, sustained Il fractured
thigh By having a fence fall on him while hunt
Ing Oh Saturday. Medical aid was not though
necessary until sunday, when Or. Wagner WAl
called and reduced the fracture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-31
Leg nrokpn IN rwn pInce..

As Chris Lohmiller, a w~ell.known
etcler employed at the North Wheel.
Ing glass works, was on his way to bis
clearinghouse in North Wheeling late
Sunday night, he came across some un.
known persons at the corner OF Main
and Tenth streets who were q~uNrreling
and BCutling. Mr.. LohmiIler started to
step into the street in order to pass
around tho crowd, when he mado a mis-.
step from the curb and fell in such a
manner that his left leg was broken in
two places between the knee and ankle.
Fortunately for him two Of his friends
passed there n few minutes afterwards
and had himremOved to his room at Mr.,
John Il. Kliue's house. pr. Frissell set
the broken limb. Mr.. LohlniIler will be
laid up for several days to come,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-31
The Y. NJ. G. a. Now Years reception.

Anumber Of ladies and gentlemen met
at the Y. NJ. O. A. building last evening
and handsomely decorated the rooms,
adding to their attractiveness, prepare.
tory to the New Years reception to be
held there tomorrow. The reception
will begin at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Mayors orchestra will bU on hand and
enliven the day with music. All callers
will receive n warm welcome and ladies
will serve them with choice refresh.
nents. The following ladies are among
those who will reeeive: Mrs. l.. j. Bayha,
Mrs. ] -. Jones, Mrs. James P. Rogers,
Mrs. A. NJ. Stevenson, Mrs. s. A. KEEP.
ner, Mrs. II. NJ. Harper, Mrs. J.. Q.
Lynch, Mrs. F. NJ. Strong, Mrs. f. II.
Williams, Mrs. j, A. Bell, Mrs. Joseph
Il. PAUL, Mrs. Joseph lawson, Mrs. d.
A. Taylor, Mrs. D. G. List, Jr., Misses
Ella Mcclure, Zoe Mcclure, Mary Dick.
ey, Mary Nickel, Monte Carnahan, Laura
Lawson, Lizzie Lawson, Annie Meyer,
Lizzie Meyer, Jessie Worls, Ella Veith,
Julia Heftley, Blanche Hare, Matte
Hare, Matte Wright, Katie McLain,
Lizzie LuCus, Bessie Atkinson, Jennie
CraddoCk, Lille Vance and Tillie
Burke,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-31
A krrnn I'D pnnnr snHe. Ilar 1Ato,

II was Just an ordinary scrap Of wrap.
ping paper, but II saved hOr life. Sht
was In the last stages Of consumption.
told by physicians that she was itcum'
bic and could live only a short time
she weighed less than seventy pounds,
On a piece OF wrapping paper she read OIL
Dr.. Kings New Discovery, and got q
sample bottle, II helped her, she bought
a large bottle, II helped her more, bought
another and grew better fast continued
Its Use and Is now strong, healthy, rosy
plump, weighing $40 pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp 10 w, IL, Cole
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles oil
this wonderful Discovery Free al Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-31
Transrers Of Renl Estnte.

The following Conveyances Of real eg'
tate were admitted to record In Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday:
A deed made November %, 1880, by
John ]. Jacob, administrator with the
will annexed Of John Handlan, dc.
ceased Mary u. Handlan, widow, and
others, to Thomas 0'Brien for q tract Of
land situated in the Sixth ward, at the
intersection Of New and Fillmore streets
also lots Nos. !, 9, 8, 4, 8, 0, Z, s, 0, 10, II,
10, 10, ii, 10 and 10 in square No. Q, as
designated on the map OF the sub-divis.
ion Of Joseph CaldwtiI's estate and addi-
tions therefrom to the city, except 80
much as Is owned by the u. o. com.
pany; also a parcel Of land beginning at
a point in tho west line Of Water street
and thence III a northerly direction 1924
feet to Twenty;ninIh street. Considera'
ton, 5000.
A deed made December 20, 1889, by
Elizabeth Ellingham and others, chill.
dren Of, and devises under the will Of
Adam Ellingham, deceased, 10 Alice
McAdams, wife Of James McAdatns, and
others, for the west half Of the east half
OF lot No. 1850 OF the addition commonly
known as the East Wheeling addition.
Consideration, $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-31
THE MAYMAN KIDNAPPING CASE.
Albert WaymRn Held to Answer BCT0r
Court at MOundsVillS.

Court at hIoundsVllIs.
Albert Wayman, Of the South Side,
charged with kidnapping the four-year.
old male child Of his brother james,
from its mother at Moundsville last Fri.
day, was given a preliminary hearing
before Justice Davis yesterday afternoon
and bound over in the sum of $500 to
answer before the Circuit Court for
Marshall county on the first Monday in
next March.
He gave bond for this amount with
Michael Hearn Us surety. Samuel Saw
yers, OF MOundsville, grandfather OF the
child, appeared as the prosecuting wit.
ness, with Hon. e, L, Ornmer as his at,
torneyi the Wayman's were represent.
ed by l.. s. Jordan, Esq,
The evidence offered contradlCted the
statement made by Albert Wayman Il
the effect that when he went to call OF
Mrs, Wayman Friday afternoon he haC
no intention OF being a party to any alb
duction, aud that when he obtained per
mission to take the child out 1t was fol
the sole purpose OF buying 1t soml
Christmas presents; also that he pro
tested against his brother taking thO
child to Wheeling, The evidence Of til,
prosecution was that alter getting tn
child out OF the house, Albert hurried
with it to where James, its father, AM
another brother were waiting, and tina
after comforting with them Albert strucl
off across the fields, carrying the childil
his arms, to the Captain Criswell stop
ping, about a mile above the Mounds
vile station, where he tagged the &C
commodation when it came along, an,
with the child Joined his brothers on tn
train. Alter Albert had started acros
the lots James aud the other brothe
went TO Mr., Sawyer's house aud aske
for q change OF clothing for the littl
one,
1t was also brought out in the test
mouy that the principal reason Mr.
Wayman had for leaving her husban
was the fact that he drank too much an
neglected her,
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d. U. a. NJ. OnIeers Eleeled.

Enterprise Council No. s, o. U. A. NJ.
elected tho following officers last night
Councillor, Samuel Brubaker; Vic
Councillor, ]. N. Ephlin; Secretary, ]
N. Ferrellj Assistant, W. S. Farisi In
ductor, Alonzo St. Myers; Examiner
Joseph Bowers; Inside Protector, J.C
hICCready; Outside Protector, Alex
KemplV; Trustees, for eighteen months
S. Brnbaker; for twelve months, John
Richardson; for six months, Alex. Bee
bout, J. N. Ferrel and William A. Stoet
ger. Three new members were initiated
and fifteen applications haYe been aCteG
upon, and the applicants accepted. The
State Council! meets in this city Jan
nary Oh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-31

Tho Prohibition Publishing Company
OF this city, mention Of which was made
In Yesterdays issue as having received
It's certificate OF incorporation from Sec.
rotary OF State Walker, has for its inCor.
~porators Frank Burt, Of Warrington I.
K. Carskadon, Of Keyser; Noah W.
Beck aud Frank T. Cartwright, Of
Wheeling, and James W. Bedley, OF
Marshall County, all OF whom hold one
share each, the par value Of the shares
being $40. The sum OF $50 has been sub.
scrIbed aud all paid in the privilege Of
increasing the capital stock to $4,000 in
all Is given. The corporation Is to ex-
pire December u, 1889.