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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
GAcETA OFFICIAL De RoY

Gobierno General Negociado de Sanidad.
Circular del Gobernador dictando disposiciones
referentes & la vacunaci6n.
Secretarfa. -Negociado 6o-Real Orden dis.
poniendo 81 cambio de destinos de los ofciales
Aos de Ia Secretaria del Gobierno General y de la
Intervention General de la Administrator del
Estado, don Jose Trigueros Somoza don Nell.
ton Sanchez Hernandez de los ofeiales 5.os de
10 Secretaria del Gobierno de ID Aduana de
Humacao don Juan Pujol y don Miguel Canellas
Vergara.
Negociado de instruction P6blica.-An6n.
CHASE la vacante de la plaza de auxiliar numera-
rio de Ia Seccion de Letras del Institute de "a
EnsefanEa, ffjase el plazo de veinte dias para
que los aspirantes presenter sus solicitudes.
Administration Central de Contribucionss y
Rentas.-Publicsnse varios errores cometidos en-
Ia publication del repertoire para la aplicaci6n
del convenio comercial celebrado CON los Estados
Unidos.
Intervention General de la Administrator
del Estado.-Secci6n de Contadurfa.-Factura
que 30 pagaran On la proxima semana:
Sorteo Is.
Abril 3.--Facturss ndmeros.. 406 y 407.
1dem A. Idem idem. :. 408 y 400.
Idem 5.-Factura ndmero. =. 410.
Cup6n 80.
Idem 6.-Facturas ndmeros.. 85 81.
Idem o. Idem idem... S8 & 80.
Atrasos.
Idem 3d. fdem idem. $50 5s7.
Baneo Espahol de Puerto. o.Rico.-Situaci6n
del mismo en- Ia tarde del dia del corriente.
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Ii alRABELA "slHrk MANIA

1o previmos Hoy arrib6& nueatras playas
10 mao Santa MGriG, suceso que altera IN POGO
el programa de las iestas dispuestas que ya como.
CEN los lectores de LA CORRESPONDENCE. No se
compaginaran hoy, Jueves Santo, esas festas por
mas cfvicas que sean CON las religiosas que cels-
bra la 1glesia. Es una l&stima que Ia Santo Ma.
ria no llegase antes 8 despu6s d. Il Semana San.
to porque, en- realidad, aplazados dichos festejos
d no perderzn NADIA en- interSs, es innegable que
piefden baatante en- oportunidad
Estu 1sOhdnn
Desde muy temprano empez6 circular por
Il Ciudad la nueva de que Il mao habfa sido se-
nalada por 81 SemGforo. La noticia cundi6 r2pi.
daments gran ndmero dc personas acudl6 los
muelles para yer ese barco do los que 80 usaban
hace cuatrocientos anos, viGtando nuestro puerto.
A las siete ya no habfa duda ninguna de
que la Santa Aarsa estaba Ia vista del puerto.
La anunci6 un disparo de cafi6n dssde IL fortale-
- del Morro, 81 vigia hizo Las sefiales conve
nientes para decirle que esperase 6rdenes
En- Of puerto.
Desde ontOnces empex6 nOtarse gran movi
miento On nuestro puerto. Los cafoneros Fer
NendO 81 Cdt6hco s Indie salentaron sus calderas,
10 mismo que los remolcadores GWspWscOa, ROsitG
ROrsngHen y JOaQssa. Todos Loo buqnes surtos
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El nuevo partido, deseado concebido 81 ss
quisre, pero no nacido aun le falta an requisite
esenciaL Un jefe.
Ese sera 81 Marques de Arecibs, quisn por
su sducaci6n antAcentes ilustraci6n ie dars vi
do, viniendo ser aquel un termino medic entire
el Unconditional el autonomista.
El primero, sea el UNCONDITIONAL, VI ders.
cho 81 despotismo
El segundo, sea 81 autonomists, & Ia anar.
qufa.
FL termino medic serG, pues un sclectfsino
poitico.
Que 30 abra 10 bandera de enganche y prom.
to existira un partido numeroso, que existe hace
tempo, aunque inerte y disgrsgado por falta do
iofo-Y x
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des todas Il Jnnta de Damas organizadora de
Las iestas gram ndnero de invitados. ALI fus
IL dicha ofcialidad galantemente festejada cru
kandose diferentes brindis, entire ellos uno muy
patri6lico pronunciado uno pors el general Da.
ban.
Sc han transferido para 81 pr6ximo skbado y
prometen ser dignas de ~ objeto.
DetGlles do d Ultima hoTa.
La carabela permanecer4 en- este puerto has
ta el microbes que saldrk para AguadillA. Las
festas principiarzn 81 s6bado CON una gran retire
to por Ia noche en- Ia plaza de Alfonso XII. El
domingo por Ia ma6ana tsndr2 lugar la misa de
campaha, frente al Ayuntamiento. Sc bendecirA
tambiSn el estandarte que esta ciudad rsgalark &
Ia mao que esta enarbolarS despues do 10 misa
durante 81 navegaci6n. Despues 20 cumpli.
rk On todos sus detalles el programa de los feste
jos.
A bordo del " Fernando 81 Cat6lico," cuando
el refresco que 90 ofreci6 10 ofcialidad de la
mao, tomaron 10 palabra el Comandante de Ia
" Santa Maria" senor Concas, 81 sefor Brigadisr
de Marina, Sr. Mentojo, el comandante del Avl
20 dc guerra senior Solk un periodista.
Dfcennos que 10 - Sals de Colon en- 81 cas,
tillo de pops de la inspira vsrdadero respeto,
pucs tiene mucho parecido CON 10 que debi6 ser.
vir al Almirante. ALI est& Ia CANA, las armas,
mesa, csrta geogrlfca, instrumentos nAuticos, 81
LAS, tinta pluma ETC., del gran marino, TODD re,
velando una vsrdad hist6rica indiscutible FL
fanal dc popa es una verdadera obra dc arts
Conclusion
Tenemos que terminar por hoy 10 presente
ressha, escrita, Como nuestros lectores deben su-
poner, TODD el correr dc II pluma sin tempo
para hacer constar los datos que hemos lido re.
sogiendo Daremos mas detalles en- nuestras
pr6ximas edicianes rectifcaremos cualquier
error involuntario Omission de nuestra rsvista
do hoy.
Hemos querido anticipsr las sntsriores mott.
cias & los lectores de LA CORRESPONDENT, & 70.
serva do ampliarlas despu6s. Hoy material
mente NOS falta tempo espacio para hacerlo
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SECCION POETICA
LA MUERTE DE JESUS

Por quo Ia luz del Sol desaparece.
Dejando en- triste noche el frmamento.
el ster cruza aterrador el viento,
el mar "a contacto se enfureca7
IPor que crujs la TERRA 70 sstrenscs,
En- el insonde abismo de su asisnto,
7 cunde, por doquisr, el desalisnto,
todo furia y destruction parece2
Es que los antros donde el NAL habita.
Huyen despavoridas las legiones
De ID proterva esclavitud maldita,
Mengua dc los humanos coraxones;
Es que Jesus Sc encusntra en- IL agonfa,
estS espirando de dolor Maria.
Gabriel Fsrrer Hsrndudss.
darzo 80 de 1893
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Fl sagnde YIclIyaru


La rebellion que on 1854 tuvo lugar On el
hist6rico Vicalvaro, en- Ia madre Espana, promo.
vida por los generates Dulce, o. Donnell, Ros de
OlAno Mesina, contra el Minisetrio que compo-
nian el Conde do San Luis, Colantes, Castro
Orozco, Roca dc Togores Calder6n de 10 Barca,
BlAser y Domenech ha tenido parodis entire
nosotros en- estos das. Bien es verdad que Sc
difsrencian en- algunos puntos ALA, tomo parte
on 10 sedici6n el ejercito armada. AcS, solo fgu.
r6 sl ejercito Unconditional sin armas. Alli hubo
efusion dc sangre, saquso demas actos peculia
res Z ssos casos.
Aquf, la sangre fus negra, como tinta de i'm.
fprenta al fin 10 lucha ha sido pacifca por de-
mas.
En- ambas parties, IL lucha ha sido de conser
vadores contra conservadorss.
De una parte, el ComitS Central compuesto
del Conde de San Jose de Santurce Lopez Lam
dr6n, Peha, Arzuaga, Egozcue Villamll, como
Vi dijeramos el Ministerio. De Ia otra los eGco
nsulgados Mendizabal Santisteban, y los oisi
denies Marques dc Arecibo, Vald6s los de Utua.
do, Caguas, Hato.Grande Adjuntas Naguabo
otros.
Es pues, una lucha dc conssrvadores contra
conservadorss. III Comit6 Central burlsnds los
preceptos de Ia Constitution consignados On ID
Junta Magma de 80 de Abril de 1890.
Los disidentes pidiendo 81 cumpmiento de
aquella no pocos IL formation de un nuevo par.
lido para rsverdecsv los qs aquellos han tronetado
In medic dc todo, nay una d1fefencla muy
esencial. En- el primer Vic&lvaro, lam9mosle
asi, no 70 debatfan principios aspiraciones.
Eran unos cuantos generates ambiclosos y
enojados y un ministro engreido tsrco.
Los conservadores peninsulares han sido
siempre en- 10 Metr6poli los mas revolucionarlos
cuando no han estado en- ell poder, hasta
los mas iberales los mas inclinados convertir
II libertad en- hcsncis.
Asi 10 dice ID Historia.
Nosotros nj 10 ahrmamos, nj 10 negamos.
En- el segundo Vic6lvaro, tampoco so deba-
ten principles, puss la integridad del territorio
On el SunsGn dol Comit6 do excomulgados dist
Son, do uns parte, unos cuantos cabAlleros
con los aspiraCionss do que continde 81 funesto
cunerismo 81 dirijir 81 Partido POGO menos que
puntapiSs , mordiscos.
De ID otra, otros tantos caballeros que "ob-
servando allendse el Oceano, brisss dsmasiado
fusrtes, temsn que CON elias vengan envueltas
rkfagas huracanadas por que habiendo sembra-
do eI comit6 vicntos por todos los kmbitos dc la
isla. solo recojsr1 tempestades proximAs desen.
cadsnarse.""
Y para que tuvisran mas semsjanzaa los W.
edlyaros; sn 81 psuinsular, apareci6 30 Aureis.
lago, peri6dico qus propagaba por todas parties
Les mayorss diatribas contra 81 gabinets.
I'm IL insuiar, d bien On ton0 decoroso y
prausnts, Eg Cousbats ss pons 81 lado de los ex.
c0mulgados , disidentes.
En q vic6lvaro peninsulaf, hhbo tih Mani.
Hesto: 81 de Manzanares
In 81 vicGlvsro tnsular ha habidO tamb:en
snn Manifesto: d de Areeibo.
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A los SoHOToS DolistaS do Ia ISla

Comsionadospor el doctor Herman Lennmalm lde Rock
ford H. adQu datos del ejoccio de la cir
a dental Aim de que nuestra Isla figure
Historic General dc Profession que dicho senior
ante e Congreso Dental que celebraA
Chicago motive de Ia Expogci6n supcamos nuestros
dnos companeros profession que quieran
To impoante obra svan brevedad possible envar
direction ynobre del Coego 81 cual hayan sdo
Eraduados Ancpandoea las gTacias atentosy
NOo. .g.#ssss. S--S
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

Mahana, Viernes Santo, respetando IL selsm.
nidad del dia para tener uno de asueto duran.
re 81 aho, no vera Ia luz pdblica LA CoRREsPoN-
DzSo1A DE PuERTo-RIoo. Ell sabado reanudArs.
mos nusstras eternas tareas
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Par hi &ar,or corrao nna

Por d Tapor corrso que de hoy mafsna
pasArl para ID Habana, 90 ausshta nuestro ami.
50 don Juan sAnjurjo digno muy estima-
do captain del vapor Avil9s, quien VI hacer.
20 cargo del mardo del vapor Xan2sl1, cambio
que ssrf ssneraImsnts ssntide On toda ssta Isla.
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El ssfcr Alfonso ha tornado hoy varias vistae
fotogr6fcas de ID mao Sansa Maria cuando entra.
ba al puerto de esta Capital.
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HI vapcr San joan cargo en- Msyaghex para
Cuba 267 sacos 28.a39 kilos cafe 81 Cent?
rsen para Nueva York 81 bocoyes 100 sacos
4l.800 klos akdckr, 22s sacos 1864 kilos aclio.
70 y terxones = lg barriles l. l3O kilos ceniibrs
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81 quisre Vd. conner sabroso, tisite el tea
taurant La Catalaha San Francisco So
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9.,ss 1, sss!ssi .y,s: s..'.: ss ,.ss. s.is:.i "a
BACALAO DE EsCOCIA superior en- caias de
medic quintal $ll quintal, ofrecen
BNQSe7O ~ GfGMd0fU.

Sc ha presentado dltimamente en- las ofci.
mas de patentes dc Washington, una nueva ma
quina de escribir cuya principal mejorfa consis-
to que econ ella puede sscribirse en- las pkginas
dc un ibro, sea este de cualquier class 8 dimen.
sion. La mSquina tiens tambien un aparato pa.
ra sacar Embellishments una copia de IN pliego
ssparado, evitandose por 10 tanto IL nscesidad
dc usar ibros copiadores. Un ingenioso mecca
nismo musve 81 ibro colocado debajo de la ma
quina msdida que Ia escritura progress, ope-
rs CON pasmosa rapidez los cambios de lfnea has.
to llegar al fin de la pkgina. Con esta nuevA
aplicaci6n podemos decir que queds enteraments
perfeccionado este utilisimo invento.
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Ha habido nuevas prisiones CON motive del
asesinato del senor Ootorruelo y se cree que los
asesino. Ri Juzgado trabaja dia J noche sin des.
canxo.
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Nuestro apreciable colega La Bandera Espa.
hotG califca de calumniosa una carta de Camuy
que pubicamos el dia Is, suscrita por Juan Men
dez Francisco Rodriguez, denunciando un com.
ponte que se dice cometido por Ia Gusrdia civil.
Ahrma sl colega que SON Embellishments falsos los
hschos atribui3os Ia benemerita Guardia civil,
y nosotros, por nuestra parte, hemos sabido que
el dlgno celoso Jefe del Cuerpo ha ordenado In
avsriguaci6n de los hechos para csstigar los
autores 81 aquellos han existido los denuncia.
dores ri resulta falsa Ia noticia.
La procession del Santo Entierro marans
viernes { las de Ia tarde de In Catedral Sc
suplica los sehores concurrentes ssten media
hora antes On los sitios que se designan:
Clero seminaristas, en- Ell Coro Cruces
parroquiales ciriales, junto al Prssbiterio. Pri-
meras Autoridsdes, en- Ia Sacristia del ntmo.
Cabildo Sres. Consules y Diputados, en- IL de ls
Providencia. Empleados civiles demas sehores
que acompanan el pendon provincial en- el altar
do San Juan. Sres. m;litares, en- el de San Ra-
fAsl Acompahantes del Estandarts de Nuestra
Senora de Ia Providencia On ell altar de esta imk.
gem. Sres. Socios Cat6licos aeompahantes del
pendon de Infantes, continuation del altar de
10 Providencia Acompahantss del pend6n del
Aunicipio. en- IL nave de San Juan, despues del
Pendon dc Infantes Acompanantes del pendon
de Benehcencia, On el altar del Santisimo Sacra.
nsnto. Terceras 6rdenes, en- sl altar del Sepul.
GRO y su nave Cofradfas de San Rafael, San
Bsnito y de ls Cruz, Piadosa asociaci6n de San
Antonio On el altar de Jes1s Nazareno. Cora
dfAs de San Miguel, de Animas de Santa Rosa,
On sl altar de Animas
III desfle de Las Cofradias CorporAciones,
Particulares ETC., se hara entrando en- la San.
Ia 1glesia por la nave principal doblando hzcis
10 Capilla del Santfsimo, J saliendo por 1s nave
J pusrta parroquial. Las Autoridades se diri.
girkn la Sacristia del ntmo. Cablldo; los Semi.
naristas J el Clsro entraran en- 81 Prssbiterio.
Cambios del Banco Espanol ajados en- la of-
Gina del dtcho establecimiento aver Las de In
tarda:-Eanana. l2A nS
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Cambios del Banc0 Espanol, 6jados en- la of-
Gina del dicho establecimisnto aver Las de In
tarde:-Espana, l24 pS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-10
.RET. MCLURE RESIGNS
THE PASTORATE OF THE FIRST UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION.
The Resignation Came in the Nature Of a Surprise
Action Posponed-A Free Methodist Con-
grsgadOn TO be Organized HsrG

At meeting of the congregation OF
the First United Presbyterian Church,
held on Wednesday evening, for the
purpose of formulating a call for CO.
pastor for the church. surprise was
sprung in the shape OF a letter OF resig-
nation from the present pastor, DR.. Nc
Clure. Action was deferred and COM
-nittee, composed of Messrs. j. NJ.
Brown, S. II. Kasley and r. K. Giffen,
was selected, with instructions to select
d further committee OF five persons,
whose business it will be to confer with
DR.. Mcclure regarding his resignation,
and also to investigate the sentiment OF
the congregation as to selectSon OF q
CO. pastor or pastor, who will be in every
way fitted to adorn the pulpit of this
lourishing congregation.
Rev. J. e. LitteIl, q theological STU
dent who conducted services during the
past summer, has many friends In the
congregation who favor his selection as
co-pastor, but whether this sentiment
is universal is not known. II it deVolves
upon the congregation TO select new
pastor, the whole aspect Of affairs may
change and the desire to select promI-
nent and influential divine may mani
fest itself.
DR.. McCure's continuous service Of
forty-three years as pastor of this
church is to say the least, remarkable,
and has endeared him TO the members,
who greatly regret that his falling
physical powers necessitates his res
ignation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-10
ATTEND the Great Lynn Factory Shoe
Failure, 1888 Market street.
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
Points Picked Up About the Mills and
Factories.


Points Picked Up About the Mills and
Factories.
The plate mill at the Belmont, will
be on this morning again.
About forty potters, OF the city, went
last evening TO Bridgeport TO take part
in the Republican jollification.
The Ohio Valley China Company en-
ploys $50 men when on 10 full, but now
about ninety workmen are employed.
A large press at the plant Of the War
wood Tool Company broke down yes
terday. A portion of the workmen will
be thrown off for few days.
The Riverside blast furnace was
blown in last evening at o'clock.
About two hundred persons are given
work. II has been idle fourteen weeks.
The puddlers at the La Belle mill
will not go on this morning as expected.
A housen was broken on the sheet roll
side yesterday, rendering this impos-
sible.
Every department of the Warwick
pottery Is going in full. Orders are
coming in encouragingly. About 200
persons are given employment al the
Warwick.
The kiln men at the different potter
les of the city will hold banquet this
evening at Walther's hall, at Twenty
sixth and Chapline streets. A de-
lightful time is anticipated.
Next Monday both the Wheeling and
La Belle potteries will go on in full.
They employ 500 persons, and little
over 200 are now at work. Neither OF
the potterles has been going in full
since last June. In the La Belle the
white granite department mas been in
onsration with q partial force for about
SIX weeks. Last Monday the Wheeling
pottery, which has been idle for i've
weeks. was started nearly in full. II is
stated at the factory that things are
Frightening. and they anticipate q
steady run now.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-10
A SHOCKING FATALITY.
A BETHANY STUDENT KILLED WHILE RE
JOGGING OVER TGE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
The Sad Affair Causes a Gloom to Settle Owe
the CommHniiy-A Number Of More or
Less Serious Accidents.

The college town of Bethany, Brooke
county, was terribly shocked by an ac-
cident that occurred there "Wednesday
evening. AS is the custom in Bethany
after hearing the news Of an election,
the students and boys unite to make a
demonstration.
Wednesday night, when the news OF
OF the election in Ohio was received, a
crowd Of students and residents OF
Bethany were up on the college campus
beating drums, firing snvils, etc. When
the anvil was fired, the ring that Is
used In connection with it flew and trst
struck Mr.. Charles Darsie, who was
playing the fife, and after taking oil one
Of his little fingers passed on with
terrible force and struck Mr.. w.
Fl. Bnlingsley who was playing
the drum, on the right jaw
passing clear through his head and
coming out on the other side, taking
With il the flesh, teeth, jaw and all, ana
leaving a horrible cavity.
Drs. Shriver aud Jones were sum-
moned, aud DR.. Harden, OF Wellsburg,
was also sent for. They could do moth
ing for him, and he died yesterday
morning at half-past six.
Mr.. BiIlingsley is son OF Capt. Bill
Kingsley. of California, Pa, who is
member Of the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture. he would have graduated this
term, and intended going TO law
school in Philadelphia next year. He
was very popular with the students and
people of Bethany, and his terrible
death has cast q gloom over all in that
quiet little town. His parents have
been notified aud have not as yet been
heard from, his father boiug in Wash
ington. D. c., on business.
This death recalls the sad death OF
Miss Eta Phillips, who was accident
ally shot and killed at Bethany College.
about 2 years ago. OF course the au-
thorities OF the college are not at all to
blame, for the firing Of an anvil had
been carried on year after year, and
this is the first time that an accident
has occurred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-10
NOTES OF THE EIvER
News of the Boats aud BOatmsu Along
tie Ohio.

News of the Boats aud BOatmeu Along
tie Ohio.
The Clifton and Crescent passed up
light yesterday.
The R. NJ. Blackburn returned light
Yesterday, having discharged her tow
below.
The Frank Gilmore and Jas. McCon-
nell passed down yesterday with light
tOwS OF coal.
The H. K. Bedford was detained by
fog and heavy business and did not clear
for Pittsburg until p. m.
The Courier was delayed by fog and
heavy freight business and did not de-
part for Parsburg until 3 p. m.
The river is still on the decline. Last
night the marks indicated 6 feet 3
in ches in the channel and falling slowly.
The Ben Hur for Parkersburg at 1880
a. m, and the Hudson at noon for Pitts
burg, are the packets scheduled for
to-day. The Courier Is expected to pass
I'D for PittSburg about midnight.
The fog along the river has been so
thick during the last few nights that 1t
could almost be cut with knife. Riv-
er traffic was badly interfered with,
and all boats were late in arriving and
departing.
Because the Hudson and Sunshine
both left Cincinnati on the same day for
up the river, it does not follow by any
means that they are run ia opposition
10 each other. The Sunshine is not ex-
pected to go above Wheeling this
trip.
The indications are that there will be
no change made in toe steamboat in
spectors for some time yet-at least
there appears to be but little said in re-
gard thereto. The numerous aspirants
would like to have the matter settled
as soon as possible and remove the sus-
penSe.
on. CITY. Pa, November e.-River- 1
foot and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
GREENSBORO, PA, November o.
River 7 feet IL inches and falling.
Weather warn and hazy.
The New sight Reading Class In Vocal
Music
VIII meet at my studio, 1923 Market
street, Saturday, November 18th, al
go o. m. The work will include ele-
mentary study as well as sight reading.
An desiring to enter the class should
not fail to be present
JAMES STEPHEN MARLIN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-10
JOSH BROWN DEAD.
The Well Known photographer Breathed
His Last Yesterday Morning.

The Well Known Photographer Breathed
His Last Yesterday Morning.
John Brown. the photographer, who
attempted to take his own life by swal-
lowing dose of poison a few days ago,
and who has b en- since lying in criti-
cal condition at his home, died about
6:3O o clock yesterday morning. His at
tending physician gave it as his opinion
that Mr.. Brown was suffering from an
attack Of typhoid fever at the time he
attempted the rash act, and that this
malady fastened his demise. The COM
plication of physical Ills, In connection
with his financial troubles, 1t Is thought
caused Mr.. Browns attempt at selt-de-
struction. A wife and seven children
survive him, and they have the sym
patty Of host Of friends.
John Brown was one of the oldest and
best known photographers in the city.
He has been in business continuously
for about 80 years. he first opened a
gallery at the corner OF Eleventh and
Main streets, with Mr.. Loos, and the
firm name was subsequently changed TO
Brown & Talent. Later he was asso-
ciated with Mr.. Higgins, under the firm
name of Brown & Higgins, doing bust
ness on Twelfth street. About 1877,
Mr.. Brown withdrew from the firm, and
opened the gallery on Market street,
which he operated At the time OF his
death.
Mr.. Brown was So years OF age. BE
was a member Of the Odd Fellows and
the Knights of Honor. The former or
ganization will have charge OF the fun
eral, which Will take place Saturday
morning at IL O'Clock, from his late
residence Old North Front street, The
interment wills be made al Mt OliYei
cemetery.