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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-21
MOVIE SKANDALE
w PARYZU.
Pieciu senatOr0w 6-ciu czf0n-
k0w Izby kryminalnie OskarzO'
nych.
Niesfyehanie burzliwe pOsiedze.
ME Izby deputOWanych.
O6aaOy rea0o5ueyi.
(Telegram z Psryzs).

PARYz, 20 go grudnia. =
Skandal panamski doszed1 dis
do jednej z najstraszniejszych
chwil krytycznych... Postano-
wiono oddac pod sad krymi-
nalny 6ciu czionk6w Izby de,
putowanych i 5ciu senator6w.
B. minister pred Izba depu-
towanych posrednio przyzna},
ze on i jego koledzy brali Ia
p6wki cd Kompanii panam-
skiej. Wreszcie odby}o sic je,
dno z najgwaltownieiszych po-
siedze6 Izby deputowanych,
posiedzenie pe}ne skandal6w,
wybuch6w i awantur osobi-
stych, posiedzenie przypomi-
najace burze W Konwencyi pod
czas wielkiej rewolucyi fran
cuzkiej pred 100 laty.
Przebieg wypadk6w tego
dnia pamietnego by} nastepu-
jacy:
Posiedzenie Izby otworzy}
prezydent Izby p. Floquet, kt6-
ry przedstawi} re strony pro-
kuratoryi pa6stwa zadanie do
chodzenia kryminalnego prze-
ciwko szesciu cz}onkom Lily.
Osoby, kt6re prokuratorya o
skarza, So nastepujace: Rou-
vier b. minister skarbu; Jules
Roche b. minister handlu; E.
manuel Arene, b. minister
spraw wewnetrznych znany
literat; Antoni Proust b. dy.
rektor zarzadu sztuk pieknych;
baron Jean de Souberyan de-
putowany Lcudon i Jos. Du-
que de la Fauconnerie deputo-
wany z Orne. Oskarzenie prze-
ciwko MIN podniesione jest: o.
trzymywanie }ap6wek cd kom-
panii panamskiej. Wilma ich
Jest dowiedziona dokumenta,
mi pismiennemi, a miedzy in
nemi cyframi wszystkich o
skarzonych ma odcinkach c2e-
k6a0, "a kt6remi dostawali pie
niadze.
Podobne zadanie zostalo r6-
wniez przedstawione i W Sena-
Gle. Prezydent Senatu p. LIE
Royer oznajmi', ze prokurato-
rya pa6stwa zada oddania pod
sad kryminalny pieciu senate,
row, oskarzonych o udzia} W
panamskich oszustwach. Sa
to: Albert Grevy brat by}ego
prezydenta i b. jeneralny gu
bernator Algieru; Leon Re-
nault by}y prefekt policyi;
Beral b. Inspector jeneralny
zak}adow g6rniczych; nadto
senatorowie Thevenot Deves.
w Izbie i Sepacie po tenn
oswiadczeniu wybrano komi-
tety do natychmiastowego zao-
piniowania: czy ma bye do
zwolonem dochodzenie karne
przeciw wymienionym wyzej
osobom. Posiedzenia tymcza-
sem zawieszono. Po krotkim
czasie komitety powr6ci}y O.
PIMA, przychylajaca sic 10 "a
dan prokuratora jeneralnego.
Wtedy dopiero W lzbie de,
putowanych rOzpoczeso sic po-
siedzenie burzliwe skanda-
iczne, jakiemu pOdobnego ME
widziano cd setki lat.
sala by}a przepe}niona po
brzegi. Oczekiwano skanda-
lu. Kazdy zatrzymywai tchnle-
ME W piersi, gdy PREF. kom. P.
Millerand czytal jego rezolu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-21
ZaWiedziOny!..

Po gwaltownej scenic malzehskiej,
maz otrzymas cd zony policzek. u
wielka godnoscia bierze kaPelusz
zabierajac sic do wyjscia, powiada;
= Gdym pred laty szesciu prosis
pania reke, ME domyslalem sic, ja-
XII niej zrobisz uzytek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-21
TelegramF KrajoVe.
SzkOfy publiczne W Stanie Illi.
nOiS.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, 13 grud.
- Wkr6tce zostanie og}oszo-
nem sprawozdanie superinten.
denta szkolnictwa Stanu Hi.
nois, Henryka Raaba, z kt6re-
go dis wyjmujemy pare cyfer.
Dnia 80 czerwca 1892 by@o W
Stanie Illinois 927,234 os6b
plci meskiej liczacych nizej 81
lat. Zuaczy to o 4S,o29 VIE
cej uiz wr. 1890. Os6b p}ci
ze6skiej liczscych nizej 81 lat
bylo 91l,555 lub 46,7l6 vie
Gel niz W r. 1890. Os6b licza'
cych miedzy 6 a 81 lat, q do
szko}y uczeszczae zdolnych by
10 razem 1921, 1873. Zapisa.
nych W szko}ach publicznych
by1o sO9,452, a znaczy to o
21,133 wiecej niz W r. 1890.
Jest 1873 obwod6w szkol-
nych, 1872 gmach6w szkol.
nych i 1865 szk6} wyzszych.
Nauczycieli m7zczyzn byfo
CLIO, kobiet 1916. Najwyz'
sza peusya p}acona nauczycre-
lom miesiecznle wynoslfa $3.50,
najuizsza $40; nauczycielkom
piacono najwyzej $3.50 miesie'
cznie, najnizej $40.
1918 okreg6N szkolnych
posiada bibhoteki z 322,4S2
kslazkami.
w $50 szkolach prywatnych
jest 90,444 uczni6w, a Z tych
44,353 ch{opc6w, w szkofach
tych jest 1888 nauczycieli i
1884 nauczycielek.
Wydatki szkolne wynosily
w dw6ch latach $l2,96S, $50, a
z tego pensye wypfacone nau'
czycielom wynosify 81, ,063, ,lol.
Wartosc gmach6w szkolnych,
grunt6w i bibliotek wynosl W
Stauie $3O,5So,362.
Deficyt Foerstela.I
ST.. LOUIS, ~ grud. = Def
cyt kasyera miejskiego Foer-
stella, kt6rego syn zycie sobie
odebra}, wyuosi $63,o"o.13.
Mkt ME dzlwi sic, ze defcyt
sic okaza}: opr6cz samego
skarbniks kaz ly niemal teyo
sic spodziewaf. GAzeta RE
public" juz dawuo przestrze
gala, ze W kasie miejskiej mu,
81 brakowac okofo $4,000 /
zada}asprawdzenia rachunk6w.
Samoo6jca fafszywe iczby
wpisywaf do ksiag; kontroler
Stevenson mia1 obowiazek
sprawdzac ksiegi co mieslac,
ale sam teraz przyznaf sic, ze
cd 6 miesiecy ich ME spraw
DIAL; kiedy m}odemu Foerste-
lowi grazlfo sprawd1auie ra
chunk6w, pr6bowA} on ksiegi
spali6, a kiedy to sic ME uda-
10, odebra} sobie zycie. Rec1y
ciele skarbnika pokryja def
cyt z pewnoscia, ale niektdrym
z mich wielka to sprawl trud
nose.
ChOrzy W Westinghouse.
WASHINGTON, 20 grudnia.,-
Blaine ME ma sic gorzej, ale i
lepiej ME. oOdwiedzi} go Dr..
Alfaed L. Loomis z New Yor-
ku i opowiada, ze choroba
Blaine'a ma kazdy spos6b jest
smiertelna, ale tego rodzaju, IL
pacyent kazdej chwili moze
umrze6, ale takze i pare tygo-
dni zy6 jeszcze moze.
General Rosecrans wyjedzie
jutro popo}udniu do Los An,
gelos W California. C6rka je-
60 bedzie mu towarzyszy1a, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-21

CyT, Ho1SSoJS
DOVE przeciw 6ciu deputowa'
nym. Potem powsta1a GAIA bu,
RIA okrzykow wrzask6w.
Teraz wystapii z uniewin'
nieniem sic dep. Emanuel Are
ne. Zaprzecza} on wszystkie-
mu i ze }zami W oczach twier-
dzil, ze nigdy ME sprzedawa3
"a pieniadze AMI swego pi6ra
ami politycznego wplywu. Ley
jego made zrobily wrazenie..
Przysz}a kolej ma Rouviera.
Teraz zr6w GAIA sale zaleg}o
milczenie, By}y minister przy'
pomina} sw6j d}ugi szereg Ia
slug politycznych, zaprzecza}
energiczuie jakiejkolwiek wi
ny, wreszcie oswiadczy}, IL do
tad obowiazek urzedowej ia
jemnicy zamyka} mu pod VIE
lu wzgledaml usta, lecz obecne
warunki zmuszaja 60 do po-
wiedzenia prawdy ca}ej, jasnej
otwartej. Prawda ia jest ma
stepujaca: Gdy on / jego ko-
ledzy dostali sic do wladzy,
znalezli fundusze sekretne zu.
pe}nie wyczerpane, a drugiej
strony wielka tych fundusz6w
potrzebe dla walki z wrogiem
wewnetrznym (Boulangerem).
Co by}o robit?!. On l je,
go koledzy musieli sic uciec o
pomoc do przyjaci6} osobi-
stych, aby sprostac wydatkom.
w tenn miejscu siowa b.
ministra przerwaso najpierw
szemranie, a potem szalona
burza okrzyk6w. Izba zrozu-
mia}a, re Rouvier przyznawa3
sic posrednio do brania pa
namskich pieniedzy i o to samo
oskarzal swych koleg6w W mi
nisteryum, ale objasnia4, 2e te
pieniadze sz}y ma korzysc
rzadu.
Kiedy nastepnie wyrazniej
oswiadczy}, re pieniadze z po
dejrzanych czek6w sz}y pa
wake z wrogami rzadu, pow
sta}o W Izbie prawdziwe pan.
demonium. Zdawa}o sic, re
to uie parliament, ale dom
ob}akanych. Wrzaski, ryki,
wymys}y, ironiczne smiechy
}aczy}y sic W jedna nies}ycha
na caiose. Deputowani doska-
kiwali do siebie z piescmi.
Rouvier pr6bowa} zapa-
nowaG mad t}umem i stentoro.
wynn gfosem krzycza}:
= To, co ia zrobiiem, zro-
bi}by kazdy cz}owiek publi-
czny. :. Gdybym tpgo ME
uczyni}, ci kt6rzy przerywaja
mi z tamtych law, nigdyby
na Mich ME zasiadali!. -.
Lecz bylo to tylko dolaniem
oliwy do ognia. Rouvier try,
krotnie pr6bowa} zabrae CLOS,
lecz try razy 60 zakrzyczano.
Wreszcie zdo}a} jeszcze rzucic
nastepujace s}owa:
-Jestem got6w stanaG pred
trybuna}em. Me boje sic ui-
czego. Nigdy ME miafem dla
siebie najmniejszej osobistej
korzysci z kana}u Panamskie-
60. Zadam sledztwa!. -.
Dlugo ME mona by}o uspo.
koi6 bury, wywo}anej tym
epizodem. Zaledwo jednak ma
stapi} jaki taxi spokoj, natych
miast wszed} ma trybune bu-
lanzysta Deroulede, wywo}u'
jac nowy skaudal.
Wni6s} on, aby zarzad Legii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-21


M. Powell re Springfeldu i
w. J. Whittorne z Gallatin
mieszkali W jednym pokoju W
ciagu biezacego kursu. Vie.
czorem dzisiaj pakowali ku-
ferki, zamierzajac wyjechac ma
wakacye do dom6w. Whit
thorne wzia} re sto}u pistolet
Powella, aby mu 60 podat, a
kiedy Powell w}asnie chciaf 60
wziae W reke, niewyti6ma'
czonej przyczyny pistolet wy
palil, a kula tax nieszczesliwie
ugodzi}a Powella, ze tenze ma
miejscu pad} trupem. Whit
torne jest niepocieszonym i O.
bawiaja sic, re popefnl samo-
b6jstwo.
MOrderstwO.
TOLEDO, o., % grudnia. -
Wczoraj wieczorem inspector
kolei Wabasch znalaz} W wa
go1ie kolejowym niedawno
przyby}ym, ma kukurydzy
przywiezionej, trupa niezna.,o.
mego mezczyzny, niezawodnie
zamordowanego. Wagon ten
nadszedf ze SaconvIlle,
Neb., a do pociagu kolei Wa
bash prhy}aczouo so W Cha
pin, Ill. Zwfoki byfy przy,
kryte deskami, kieszenie u
sukni byfy powywracane, a
smierG zadano uderzeniem w
glove. Niezuajomy byf msz
czyzna sredniego wlrostu,
miaf rude wasy, jasne wfosy i
ubranie czarne, eleganckie.
Walka re zfodziejami kohskimi
CHEYENNE, WYo., 20 grud.
= Nadesz}a tu wiadomosc o
rozpaczliw-j walce, jaka sic
odby}a miedzy dwoma pomoc-
nikami marsza}ka zwiazkowe
go a pieciu zlodziejami koh'
skimi W ,Hyattsville, johnson
Co., Wyo. Pist osdb zo'tafo
zabitych. James Huff, i VIM.
H. Hutcher, urzsl slnicy, pr6bo
wall aresztowat z}odliei ko1'
skich Ira Walker, A. Achmick
i jeszcze jednego i wszystkicb
pieciu zostafo zabitych W wal.
ce, kt6ra p6zniej powstafa, a
W kt5rej jeslcze wziefo ldzlai
dw6ch innych bandytow, kt6,
rzy uciekli.
" sprawie Otrucia.
PITrsBURG, 20 grudnia. =
DIS rann aresztowano Pat.
ricka Gallaghera, kucharza,
kt6ry zfozyf by} ze>nalie, IL
wzia} udziat W zbrodni otrucia
W Homestead. Popo}udniu
zas aresztowano take j. NJ
Davidsona, kt6ry r6wnlez
pzyzna} sic do udzia}u W
zbrodni.
Nova linia okretowa.
PHILADELPHIA, ~ grud. =
Dnia % lutego parowlec City
of New York wypfynie z New
Yorku uda sic do nowego
swego miejsca przeznaczenia,
t. j. do Southampton. Pfynat
bedzie poraz pierwszy pod fla,
ga amerykadska, jako paro'
wiec ameryka6ski. R6wno-
cse5nie re Southampton wy
pfynie l6wniez pod faga anne,
rykahska parowiec City of Pa
ris wtedy to zostauie otwarta
nova linia okretowa ,,Iuterna-
tional Navigation Co."
Oko1o diva mlliony funt6w
Ll.,k =, ,r,Jo,> no Ian
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-12-21
Kryzys ministeryalny W Portu
galii.

LoNDYN, 20 grudnia. = q
Lizbony donosza, il zagraza
tam kryzys ministeryalny. Pra.
wdopodobnie upadnie ca}y ga
binet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05

an honest servant of Jesus Christ.
Live for humanity and for God. What
ever you do, do it for the glory OF God.
The whole question remains with us.
We stand ut the opening OF two ways.
The left and right. The bad and good.
This city has its own destiny before it.
1t is a question OF your will. No per-
son can make you succeed against your
own will. II you decide to devote your
life to some worthy purpose, live
worthy OF Immortality.
Calhoun when at Yale was asked by
classmates why he stuck to his books
to the exclusion of amusement. He
replied, "WheR l SO to Congress I must
be prepared to meet any one in debate"
He was laughed at, and assured he
would never get within sight oil Con-
gress. He sacrificed fellowship for his
books. The boys sacrificed their books
tor fun and amusement. Calhoun's
name is u household word, and the
boys have never been heard from.
At the close OF his sermon the first
stauza OF the seth hymn, "Stand up for
Jesus" was sung, after which the young
men who approved OF the stand taken
in the series OF talks on amusements
were invited to come to the front. A
number of young men responded.
After another stanZa a number OF young
ladies came forward, as well as parents,
who are against these popular amuse-
mnntg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05
G BREvITIEs.

Matters of Minor Moment In and about
tho City.
The new Musee theatre opens to the
public this evening.
The County Commissioners will meet
in regular monthly session to-day.
JACK DEvINSEY was convicted in the
circuit court Saturday Of petit larcency.
PEoF. JOHN MULLEN's hop will be Civ
en- at Teutonia hall Monday evening,
December u.
OFFICER MINKEMYER yesterday ar
rested John Michael for dlsorderly con-
duct on the South Side.
THE Republicans of the Third ward
will meet this evening at G. w. Akin
sons Office at 1880 o'clock.
TIE council committee on railroads is
called to meet at 2 p. IN. to-day at the
cornerof Water and wenty-frst streets.
THE cracker factory on South Main
street is nearing completion. The
brick work has been finished, and the
roof is being put on.
Rev. FATHER SHEEDY, OF Pittsburgh,
will lecture at the Cathedral this even
ing for the benefit OF the society OF st.
Vincent de Paul, q noble charity.
THE new Ahrens engine bought by
the city for the Atlantic house was
tested Saturday afternoon on the public
building square, and the test was emf
nently satisfactory.
Six new billiard tables were put in
the Mcclure house billiard parlor yes
terday. The old tables were taken to
Statler's new room, in the rear OF the
Grand Opera saloon.
SATURDAY Louis Hager was given q
hearing by Squire Ankle on the charge
Of feIonious assault on two little girls.
The evidence was plain and he made no
defense. He was held in $1,000 for
court.
Hox. HENRY HALL will give the next
lecture in the Young Mems Christian
Association course on next Thursday
evening. His subject will be 1.-THE
Coming Man" Seats will be reserved
on Tuesday morning at the association
building.
LA BELLE Lodge No. Q, A. o. U. W,
has elected the following officers: ?. NJ.
W., NJ. +. Coulter; NJ. W., W. X. Shaw;
Foreman, Jos. N. Arkle; 0yerseer, W..
L. Rose; Recorder, Charles Steinhauser;
Financier, F. n. Flood; Receiver, w.
f. Graebe; Guide, G. Deist; Inside
Waterman, John Pebler; Outside
Waterman, William Leach; Trustee,
John Walford; Representative to
Grand Lodge, John Walford; Medical
Examiners, Drs. Piper and Stathers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05
"a Knolty Anhr.n

To many people the name OF John G.
Rice is unfamiliar for the reason that
for a number of years he was a partner
in the firm OF Monroe and Rice, who de-
lighted thousands with their roaring
farce-comedy "My Aunt Bridget" and
consequently his first name was, COM
paratively speaking, unknown. Last
season the firm dissolved by mutual
consent, and Mr.. Rice started out on his
" hook in q farce entitled "a Knotty
Affair."" and met with unprecedented
SUCCESS throughout the entire country.
This year he is again on the road and
doubtless he will duplicate his former
triumphs, as he is a comedian who is
strictly up to the times and believes in
giving his audience full value for their
money. He has, with this object in
view, engaged n first-class company,
new scenery and costumes ana had his
comedy rewritten "up to date" The
company Is under the management OF
Mr.. Harry Sloan, for many years con-
nected with the famous Hanlon Bros.
in a like capacity. IA Knotty Affair."
will be produced at the Opera House on
Friday next, and it is only fair to say
that the star and play arc both entitled
to the patronage of the theater goers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05

The Cathedral Fair closed Saturday
night with a record OF unusual success.
Since the opening Of the fair a large
number Of young people have entered
into contests for gold and silver watches.
These contests will not be decided until
next Friday evening at 1880 o'clock in
the Cathedral basement.
One of the noteworthy articles dis
played was the Mt. De Chantal doll,
which was ON exhibition in bursts
window for sometime before the OPEN
ing OF the fair. The doll brought some
thing over $50.
Ahandsome writing desk was awarded
to Miss Mamie Burns, who ran far
ahead OF her opponents in the contest
for that prize. a tricycle. was presented
to Miss Kate 0'Keet. The latter
lady brought in Sl4 s..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05
..Lost in New York"

Leonard Growers popular melo-dra.
matte success, 'Lost in New York."
comes to the Grand Opera House for
three nights and Saturday matinee,
commencing next Thursday evening,
December s. The New York company
and a car load of beautiful new scenery
are promised by the management. This
play and company were in Wheeling
last season for the first time and made
a tremendous hit. The play is one OF
the strongest of the realistic dramas,
and unlike the majority of these plays
it is free from 'clap trap" and blood
and thunder, but at the same time sem
sational enough to suit the most exact.
ing and blood thirsty gallery god"
The scenic s%pecialties include the East
river by moonlight, Grammercy Square,
showing the home Of the late Samuel ].
Tilden, Randall's Island insane asylum
and New York harbor at night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05

OF "Dr. Bill" advertised for the
Opera House this week, the Albany
Express says: A large and demonstra-
tive audience saw the first production
of CDR. Bill' at the Albany Theatre last
night, and laughed immoderately over
the amusing complications and mis-
haps, which the author, Hamilton
Aide, has invented for his characters.
After the surfeit of inane farce-comedy
which has lately deluged the local
stage, such q performance as that OF
last night is to BIZ hailed with delight.
The heartiness with which the piece
wa received would seem to indicate
that Albanians have tired OF the inanity
and Yulgarity OF farce and are ready to
welcome something having the refine.
ment and naturalness of true comedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05
s.n,e Fair Directors.

The stockholders of the State Fair
Association met Saturday afternoon Mt
. o'clock at the court house, and John
II. Hobbs took the chair. George Hook
being secretary. The annual statement
Of the board was read aud ordered filed,
and the date for the next fair was fixed
at September 4 to S, inclusive. The
election for directors resulted as fol-
lows: Anton Reymann, j. II. Hobbs,
August Roll, G. Ed Mendel, Louis
Steenrod, Henry Bieberson, J.. w.
Nichols, II. @. Meyer, \. A. Frauzheim,
N. b. Scott, Paul o. Reymann. A. NJ.
Hamilton and George Hook. Tho board
will probably not organize before about
the first OF the year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05
\. ). Woea T~e.nlrht.

At the Grand this evening the famous
young actor, Mr.. N. S. Wood will COM
mence a three nights engagement, CIV
ing a grand matinee Wednesday. Mr..
Wood is a great favorite in Wheeling
and crowds the Grand to the doors
whenever he appears. He will produce
his great drama called "0ut in the
Streets" with all its beautiful scenery
and great mechanical and scenic effects.
The seats are going of at q rapid rate,
and tho Grand is sure to have the
standing room sign out at every per
Torrance. Secure your seats at Con
theirs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water ana Movements of Boats
The River Interests.

Stage of Water ana Movements of Boats.
The River Interests.
The marks on the wharf show 5 feet
4 inches in the channel and stationary.
The reports from hcadwatcrs were as
Warren foot and 5.lOths; cloudy
and cool.
Morgantown-4 feet G inches and sta.
tionary; clear and cool.
Brownsville-5 feet Q inches; clear
and cool.
To.day's packets are the @. W. Batch.
elor, for Pittsburgh, s a. IN. !; Ben Hur,
for Parkersburg, 1850 q. m.
Yesterdays arrivals and departures
we're: Annie Laurie. for GAINESVILLE, 4
a. NJ; Ben Hur. for Pittsburgh, 1880 a.
M; Congo, for Cincinnati, noon; H.. X.
Bedford, for Pittsburgh, Sp. M; Sum
shine, for Parkersburg, 4p. m; Lizzie
BAY, for Pittsburgh, Up. m. Keystone
State, for Pittsburgh, Up. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05

1.-THE yoodoo, or A Lucky Charm" an
extremely funny musical comedy, in
which the eccentric Irish comedian,
Thomas i. Murray, is the leading light,
will DO one OF the strongest attractions
to visit US this season. Mr.. Murray is
surrounded by an excellent company,
under tho management OF Frank W.
Sanger and Gus Bothner. The date is
Tuesday night, and tickets are now on
sale at Houses music store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In tho City aud wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Walter H.. Rinehart has returned
home, after a two weeks s%oiourn at
Cambridgeboro, Pa.
Private Iams, who won notoriety dur
ing the Homestead trouble, was in tho
city yesterday, looking up friends.
William II. linn, OF Boston, will be
at the Hotel Windsor this morning,
and will leave the city this afternoon.
Mr.. George n. Biggs, of Huntington,
a w~ell-known banker OF that enterpris-
ing town, was here on q business trip
Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05

THE Rev. Vim. Stout, Wharton, Ont,
states: After being Intellectually treated
by seventeen different doctors for Scro-
fnla and blood disease. l wa cured by
Burdock Blobd Bitters. Write him for
proof. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05

THE Kings Daughters of the First
Presbyterian church will hold a Pot
pourri Bazaar, in Odd Fellows Hall,
corner Twelfth and Chapline streets,
on Tuesday evening, December 6. Adj
mission 10 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05
UNDERTAKING
ALEx FIRE. W,
1ll7 Main Street.
UNDERTAKEN

Am prepared to conduct burlals In n most sat.
i%sIngtory manner all modern undertaking PIP.
~pllnnccs aud inO black and white funeral cards
Competent management guaranteed.
Collins. CaSkets and n full line OF burial goods,
aim to be prompt, considerable nud reliable.
Calls by telephone:
Residence, ALEX. FEEw-So 2tZ.
Btora-No. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05

THE Kings Daughters OF tho First
Presbyterian Church invite you to their
Pot-pourri Party. Tuesday evening, at
odd Fellows Hal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05

Patronize the Heart Booth at tho Pot
pourri Party tomorrow night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05
THE BETTER WAY"
Was the Theme of Rev. DR.. Riker's
Sunday Evening Sermon.
A STRONG APPEAL FOR REFORM IN

Amuscments..The Theatre, the Dance
and the Card Table Should Be
Abandoncd..Tho DevOteos of These
Amusemcuts Never Attain Any.
thing--Thc Sermons on Amuscments
have had u Good Effect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05
FuRwRARs9eE &c. E. srIFEL&co
G. I. S. &CO.
FURS, VRAPS.

Our special Fur Opening will be con-
tinued on through this week, and we
call special attention OF all persons who
contemplate the purchase OF a SEAL or
FUR GARMENT of any kind, FUR
LINED CIRCULARS, MUFFS, B0AS
or FOOT MUFFS to the fact that thisi IS
the finest line ever brought to this city,
and we are making Specially Lou Prices
During This Sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05

BuarSE kills reaches, bed bugs, etc,
the instant they come near it. % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-05

Music by Mayors full orchestra at the
Pot-pourri Party.