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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15
COAMO POR DFNTRO


Entr- lo. pueblos ci7ilizados de IS pro
yirc;a. descuelia en- alto graGo n villa la
Coamo. fsnlo zenoria de un cac:due hist6-
rico. Y re>idere.a actual da an don Poo.
+ ceieDre en- Ia epoca luctuosa del 1897.
! .Tartas eosaz 0curran que nar7cer1.lr. II
pub'ieida9 Pero ESQ ia astar + cala rate
! ilenardo les colamuas de lbs oeri6elicos een
/ rese15as de hechos mas 8 m6nos critieablas
/ serfa tarea &rdua para uosotros. un +an4a
.agos Ell acllao7es Eterarios no of,st8nfe.
Is tanto 10 que hav ore 5ec;r, Que. nal 8
bien eserito. aos hem0s rosuelto i eropezar
A POGO de negar eota villa q Iltrno Sr.
don Po!icarpo De Fcheva-r[a .'calde Coz
mas Dc 50 as5os de b;ber6n, ir:,i6 .la. cons
trucc,6n de TN hospital, por medic dc co
lectas en5re los vacinos. recueriendo tam
bi6n ) alguros pueblos de Ia lsla. Coren-
zada ia obra, notalnoe desde el princ;oio Ia
poca solidez que iba 4 tener el edifcio. pueg
empezaba a eonstru,rse Sobre unas pare
des muv antiguas que sirvieror do cerca n
ce,penfcri9 tielo. cue tend IAN metro ne
do & noeo mas do elevation. I,1eoo. scbra
tan aeleznablo base. 60 S,a1:5 Ia Dared 4.
me- }adrIIlo hasta ele~srse c;pco metres =
pugieron = teoko de zinc era a. YER co
mo baiIaban los oarn:;,tarCz = cor a]toe q
edifcio toc}o. cuando c,looaban Ia v;guer.a..
Ahora va asta cast conclude, nero e
nivel. 1ad6nde esta Il nivel9 Don Polo 80
constitute en- director arnoitecto. Y ma result
tado Ia obra un rnanarrachito; el piso varnos
no D3DIttLlOS (lCt plS0 Que SH NiiE ItllSStit
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15
LA NEW DIRK
Ha Hecho l73 MiIIones Dc Pesos. Oro

De seguos uuevos en- decir none lie pesos
MAS que EN- FL ANO pIecedene LAS oIRAS gran@es com
panas han produclo MENOS negoco Ell 1892 Que 1891
Por que han cado mentras Ia Nenl ork haet e ade
que haceI ada o PorQue e p0bo
que Ia New York mas liberal oeee nayor entaias que
las denas compaIlas
Es poderosa que puela elnprender
nitud comparadoa nstlcc.es mas conocda e unye
Por ejempo e da 1o de Enero 1892.
II Capital del Boaco de Lglo,1o (f14 $4,000 70723ooo
II Cap4u7 De Ia Nec Y9,I eya $4,000 900
Il dobb
La New enpezo capital euo accionsas.
fondos peenecen excusvamene los aegaos quene
disfruan todas las ganancas
No quleye usted scr anpo dc estos soclosl
Dase Agcnte general don Luis Sanchez Morales San juan
al Sub-Agene Ponce don Eduardo Salich
Junio 1898. 1vps
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15

Nueva- York, idem 4-Conunican
de San Petersburgo que eI crucero
ruso FZaafyosfok Sc ha perdido en- las
costas de la peninsula de Corea
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Lon
dres que el Consejo nombrado para
investigar la causa del naufragio del
acorazado Victoria, Sc reunira en- la
isla de Malta.
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Lon
dres que estando Mr.. Gladstone de
vista en- Petersham, Gallo de la esca-
lera y recibi6 una herida Ieve en- Ell
tobillo.
Idem, idem idem--Comunican de
Paris que M. Deroulede ha determi-
nado retirarse de Ia vida poIitica por
cuatro amos.
New York, idem 5-Ayer, con
motive de ser la fiesta nacional, visi-
taron la Exposition de Chicago dos
cientas cincuenta mil personas.
Idem, idem idem -Dicen de Tan
ger que el sultan Muiey Hassan ha
trasladado su corte y su harem Ia
flet. Con este motivo ha cesado
Fee de ser Ia capital del jmperio.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de
Berlin que aver tuvo Iugar la apertu-
ra del Reichstag. La ceremonial re
vistio gran solemnidad.
FL emperador Guillermo lego per-
sonalmente ell discurso del trono. Di
jo que era necesaria, para la seguri-
dad de Alemania, la aprobacion del
proyecto de ley militar, el cual serja
presentado inmediatamente al parla
mento.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de
Londres que, en- una nina de Jorbs
hire, ha ocurrido una explosion de
gas gris1, que ha ocasionado Ia muer-
te de ciento cuarenta y cinco mine
roS.
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de San
Petersburgo, que Sc ha descubierto
I'm complot contra la vida del gran
duque heredero Nicolas. FL atenta-
do debio cometerse en- su viaje de
San Petersburgo d Varsovia, para
trasladarse Londres, donde ha aCu
dido a presenciar el matrimc Mo del
duque de York con Ia princesa May
de Teck.
Idem, idem idem -Dicen de San
Petersburgo, que el vapor -4lph00s,
que navegaba por el Volge, Sc le re-
vento una caldera, cerca de Romanof
De este accidente han resultado vein
te y seis pasajeros ahogados, entire
ellos ell general Petruchovski
Idem, idem idem-Seg1n las 1lti-
mas noticias de la epidemia, aver ia
necieron del c6lera en- Ia MEGA, dos
cientas sesenta personas, y en- Jed
dab, cuatrocientas noventa.
Idem, idem 6-Las carabelas han
entrado en- ell lago Michigan.
En- Chicago Sc estan hacienda
grandes preparativos para recibirlas.
Tdem, idem idem-Seg1n noticias
recibidas por la via de San Francis
co, Ell vapor espano! D0H JHaH Sc ha
jncendiado cerca de Manila. Algu-
nos de los tripulantes lograron salvar-
Sc.
Idem, idem idem-Dcsdc Mayo a
la fecha han ocurrido en- Francia 7o4
defunciones del colera.
En- las 1ltimas cuatro semanas han
muerto en- Marsella I38 atacados, Ell
Cette S. y en- Toulon 81.
ldem, idem idem-Comunican de
Paris que la cindad presenta el aspec-
to de una plaza sitiada. Los cstu-
diantes han decidido someterse; Pero
durante los dias de desorden la parte
mas levantisca de la plebe de Paris
Sc ha entronizado del Barrio Latino
Anoche sc renovo el ataque dc la
fuerza publica contra los amotinados.
Resultaron varios heridos.
INT nTyvyA-n NJ TTCtrTyTD 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15

Lii Id AdiftSt - titlD- una session. W II
rrascosa La ninorla radical querie
imponer la discussion Immediate de
los sucesos. II gobiarno S opuso,
y consiguio Que Sc po<pusie9A hasta
el LINES de II ."rrana ~:itrantc
Idem, ide.n 4uem-El Presidentc
Mr.. Cleveland. Sc encuentra sufrien-
do de un fuerte ataque de reuna en-
Buzzard Bay
Dicese que ha llamado al Vice
presidente de la Rep1btica, que Sc
encuentta en- Chicago, para conferen-
ciar con ei.
Idem, iden. LA Camara dc 60
mercio de esta ciudad ha acordado
por doscientos votos contra tres, pedir
que Sc suspenda Il acunaci6n de las
monedas de plata.
1dem, idem idem-I1a habido IN
terrible ciclon en- ci Estado de fowa;
las desgracias pcrsonales han sido
muchas. Sc cuentan hasta Ia fecha
clen personas muertas y otras tantas
heridas y iesionadas
ldem, idem idem-Se trata en- esta
ciudad y la de Chicago dc promovcr
una suscripci1n o1b]ica favor del
Dupue de Veragua. por saberse que
Sc encuentra arruinado.
Idem, idem idem-Las carabelas
han llegado 4 Milwaukee, en- 81 Esta-
do de Wisconsin
Idem dem idar Se ann,cia one
ha habido ma oran tornen+a en- y
laoo Nicbiran
Tder ;der, ilen, Coo,n,;oa,, ~
T,dndres 4ne u C5n,ara 49, Conunes
hs ,nrohsdo 49, +-esc;a,1+oe ,,es,,4;
cuatros vctos contra 4osc;a,+oe ocb,n-
"a v nneve 81 artjc,,Io onn'.to 80 Al h:,I
de antonomja a,a ronceda - r,aaar
eieCutivo al ro+ierno ane 81 es+dh1a1 tt
~ an Jrlan4a
T1a,, ;do,, ;o,aoo l,;ooa - por;.
one cnntinIan 10 Ios deaGrdenos ~ ~ '' - -
Rar.;o T atino ancora ~ r~ae;danta
del Conse;o NJ Dn9nv ha sn,nc;ado
4 la Camara que el oobierno t;ene
dominada "a situaci6n
11em ;d4m & Dicen de Naeh;ro-
+o, one al Presidents M C1,v.land
ha rneiorado del 3taour d, renn,a
n1e 1e anne;aba
Idem. idem idem-Los desastres
causados por el cicl6n que ha pasado
nor Il DartA eententrional del Es+a
DO de Iowa. han sido considerables
FL nueblo de Pomerov ba ouedado
des+rnido. Hasfa ahora So han reco-
pido cuarenta Y tres cadaveres y Sc
cn~ntan doscicn+oe ve;nt;c;nco her;-
dos.
Idem. idem idem-Han llegado 4
Chicago las carabelas. Sc les ha ne
cho una recepci6n 1nuv entusiasta.
Ell senador Sherman dirigio TN dis
curse de bienvenida i los triDulantes,
que le fue contestado por el conan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15
EI ito vivO
GRAN CARROUsELL AMERICANA

GRAN CARROUSELL AMERICANA
MovIDo PoR FUERZA DE VAPoB
Gale de IL TIlla esq,ano d lfendes- I1go
Este magniGco aparato funciona toGos los
d;as desde las cinco de la tarde.
Los domingos demas dias festivos, el
Carrousell esta destinado exclusivamente a
las senoras senoritas.
Precio de una carrera. 10 centavos.
tQui6n no aprovecha este inocente pasa-
tiempoF
Ponce, : de Julio de 1898 Pm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15

En- la jurisdiction de Barranquitas, a
cinco minutes de la poblaclon, Sc vende una
egtancia compuesta de sesenta cuatro
cuerdas, fncadas en- su mayoria de cafe y
malangos.
Tiene casa de MADEIRA, aqua abundante,
ca Llama su terreno es fertilsimo.
FL que desee comprarla puede dirigirse,
en- Coamo, al que suscribe.-Zoilo He Colon.
Junio. q de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15

Manana, dou;ngo, Sc ceiebraran grG,sdes
fest, Ell IA Playa. ~ honor de " Patrona
de aquel barrio Mira. Sra. d. Carmen
Sc nos dice que habra a..a, procession,
regatas, ) que = Padre Neze~.e pronun-
clara m sermon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15
Ell DIVINO MAESTRO
Cozcgio de P,'ineya y segoada ej3sej5o"<a
ISABEL No 33.-PONCE

ia BID y oD.--I UNNL
Desde el dia del presente Julio
quedan abiertas las classes de 1? En-
sehanza, curse preparatorio, garanti
zando a los padres que a los tres
meses podran aprecjar los adelantos
que Sc promote e. que suscribe otre-
ciendo igual resultado 4 los alumnos
de segunda ensehanza que tengan
asignaturas para Setiembre.-El Di-
rector, Francisco G.. de Silra.
Ponce, Julio de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15
FUEfzA HE @ I
'e esOos Lay gGe Jeduct actpaitoe1lre.


Quedan, pues, para IA ciuaaa, yEINTE
GUARDIAs; DIEZ para el servicio Gierio y
los otsos DIEz para ei noeturao.
Parace mentira, se0or Gooefna3cf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15
COCHES Y CABALLOS

Sc venden dos coches siete parejas de
caballos.
Diriiirse en- Ponce al que suscribe
7-26 JOSE ]. UsERA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15

CO = .aaapaster.a para -~.ee1eeer alH >
Asio rs i'oares proves inic.alo pog
nuestro amigo don Elas~5a Sugeila ! ~
Iiaa damas G aque!,;, .o.a,. IA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15

Este sar.e . mariana, ..egara q vapoI
T.1ar-ras e. e;s.e para Cuba
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15
DEM3GRAC.4 Ponce.

IN telegrama ae San 3erm&n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15
PLAZA DEL MERCADO

Pyec.os eo.1lea.es d las as 'a ~aaaae hog
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15

Los preso= Narfe1 tollazo ; Lopez We
tor;a, que anfes ae ayer saliafoa j. assa
a'udad por Ia ruta para el Preside, peraoe-
taron en- la carcel de .fnaaa- Eia1 De conde
2ograron fugarse.
Fin nouy baepas oore,ieiones ceoe haiIar-
- Ia carcei IL 7usna D.a2;v sohre TOGO
che vigilanca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15

Fti}cctd9,
En Ia Cap;ta..--Dona caernen s'dgey.
En- Ueaad9. Il nina 1lerceda= rc ,sea
baIlester
In f.4~e~ Doha Irene Goazdlez de
lra-s,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-15

Este leDanalo n. escl9a5. ! o...3os.oad
p4blica, .n0chas persanss 3o . e.ndad ac1,-
aen contemplate en "a mosads de- se4or
Ramirez. Corfesponsai
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-31
SCRIBNER'S FOR APRIL.

This popular magazine, for April,
presents its usual varied and entertain
ing array Of articles. There are things
to suit every legitimate taste, and the
ladies are catered to with as much care
as Is bestowed upon their sterner broth
ers. The table of contents is as fol-
lows:
"A Century Ago" The Arts Relat-
ing 10 Women,) frontispiece; drawn by
A. b. Wenzell; IAN Artist in Japan, "
Robert Blum; illustrations by the au-
thor: "Epitaph," Graham r. TOmson;
IAN Irish Peasant Song" Louise limo
gen Quincy; unpublished Letters Of
Carlyle, "A New England Farm" Frank
French; illustrations drawn and en-
graved by the author; The One l Knew
the Best of ALL" "A Memory Of
o Mind of a Child" chap
ters xi-xii; Frances Hodgson Burnett;
The Restoration House." Stephen T..
Aveling, illustrations by Harry Fem
and V. V Perard; Worth While" Ed
ward S. Martin; In Rented Rooms, "
George /. Putnam; The Cities That
Were Forgotten, Charles +. Lummis,
Illustrations by J. H. Twachtman and
Y. Perard; "a Glimpse Of an Artist"
Viola Roseboro'; "Anne Of Brittany's
Chateau IN the Valley Of the Loire, "
Theodore Andrea Cook, Illustrations by
o. H. Bacher and from photographs,
engraving by Van Ness, L. II. and c.
DePOrme; The Arts Relating to Wo-
men, and Their Exhibition in Paris, "
Octave Uzaune, illustrations by w. l..
Metcalf; Historic Moments; The Crisis
of the Schipka Pass, >" Archibald Forbes.
The Arts relating to women is a very
entertaining dissertation on the style OF
dress In vogue during little more
than a century, and it describes some
that lacked modesty as we'll as sense.
The Artist in Japan siyeS some splen-
did sketches OF the Nikado's people
and the scenes that surround them, as
well as considerable historical and de-
ScriDtiVe matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Governor Northern, Of Georgia, has
announced that he will be In the race for
Senator ColQuitt'S seat next year. 1t
seems TO be taken for granted that Mr..
ColQuitt will not seek reelection on ac-
count Of poor health.
The Duchess OF Teck, mother Of Prin-
cess May, who will shortly be married
to Prince George Of Wales, is oAe OF the
most popular members OF the royal fam
lily, and in her younger days was known
as the Peoples Polly"
Rev. DR.. RaiuSiord, Of st. Georges
Episcopal Church. New York, has had
his faith shaken by the failure OF one
OF his veStrymen to run liquor saloon
on the ideal plan suggested by the
preacher. DR.. Rainsford is still OF the
opinion that a properly conducted sa-
loon is as necessary as as cOtTee-houSe.
The late Or. Andrew Peabody, ac-
cording TO DR.. Edward Everett Hale,
vas looking over some accumulated
papers one day, when be discovered he
was $40, 600 richer than he vas the year
before. Thereupon he wrote to the as
SCISSORS Of Cambridge asking those
officials to impose tax on his property
accordingly.
Secretary Morton, who is prac-
teal farmer, declares that be can husk
more corn i'm a given time than any
man west Of the Missouri river. In a
'shucking match" with ex-senator Van
Wyck, Of Nebraska, u few years ago,
Mr.. Morton claims 10 have beaten his
rival badly in a stretch OF six hours.
The prize in that contest was a sorrel
colt, which the Secretary still possesses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-31
Attorner Jael.on Not Ramoved.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 3O.-lt is
authOritatively learned az the Depart
ment OF Justice that Special Counsel
Henry w. jackson, employed in the
Gate City Bank case, Atlanta, Ca, has
not been relieved, but any further &C
tiOn on his part in the case has been
suspended until Attorney General Olney
aud Secretary Carlisle of the Treasury
department agree upon a course to be
pursued. The Gate City Bank, as far
as information reaches here, has as
sumed a peculiar phase. The bank to-
day, in the opinion Of Treasury OFF,
cialS, is in a position 10 open It's
doors and pay OF every dollar
OF its Indebtedness caused by the
defalcatioD Of Redwine the cashier but
there is said 90 be some disagreement
as % who shall constitute the board OF
directors aud for that reason principally
the bank has not be reOpened, On the
other hand 10 is intimated that several
of the Old directors are open 20 the
charge of having wrongfully taken
money from the bank. This view is
said to be held by special counsel Jack
son who was formerly attorney for the
bank. Gen. JackS0n's son 70 will be re-
called. committed suicide shortly after
Redwine'S deiaicatiOn and In some
way not clearly ir lted the
suicide of young JaeHson was
connected with sRedwine's deialcation.
Gen. Jackson, the special counsel In
this case, was naturally very much
grieved az the suicide OF his son, and in
timation officially thrown out here is
that Gen. Jackson has become over
whelmed with grief and has made very
wild statements and inSinuations against
some Of tho old Board of Directors so
grave in character that the government
has felt called upon 20 stop further &C
tlOn on his part in the case until most
thorough and searching investigation of
the banks condition eau be made
Attorney General OlneY has no further
information on the subject OF Gen.
Jackson's contemplated visit 70 Wash
ington than that contained in the news
papers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-31

a two weeks visit with his folks at New
Athens.
]. E. Truman, e. & P. freight agent
at Bridgeport, was in the city yester-
day.
Robert Boyle left yesterday on two
weeks trip TO bis old home at Adair,
Mo.
Ed. Arbaugh is home from st. Vim
cent College, We stmoreland county, Pa.
Thompson Thomas left yesterday for
a short trip through the West.
A little child of Chris Hei's, in
Clarks addition, isquite sick.
Pinkney Bone, of Mount Pleasant,
was in the city yesterday.
The large plate glass is being put in
the HobenSack block.
j. w. Smiley, of Mcdonald, Pa, is in
the city on business.
Mrs. Thos. Green is visiting relatives
in Wellsburg, w. Va.
w. II. Hall, of Sistersvllle. was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Ben Perry, of Third street, is
quite sick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-31
commlssloner Dobbins Makes q State
ment
81, a, . ,y.s.. ~ n. psgfefs-.

TO tfs EINoF OF uRs hegtstsss
Sfn:-I notice an editorial in to-day's
REGISTER, relating TO the cost OF pro-
viding for keeping the poor OF TINS
county. in which you criticize the Board
of Commissioners for not complying
with the law relating to publishing an
nual statement and appointing overSeerS
of the poor for each district.
In relation TO publishing annual state
ment as provided by section p, chapter
4G Of Code, can refer you 10 the
REGIsrEnof August 10th, 1892, in when
YOU will find such an tented state
ment as the Board in its judgment
thought the law contemplated. IL Is
true that the name of each Individual
assisted and the articles or amounts
given. are not specified, but such re-
port Is made TO the Board by each Com
missioner, from which the clerk makes
an abstract that is published In the
annual financial statement.
Regarding the appointment OF over
seers Of the poor for each maglSterlal
district, ! will refer you 10 Chapter "a,
Acts Of the Legislature, 1873, approved
December %, 1875, which says:
In any case in which Board OF
Commissioners has been or shall be es-
tablished in any county to suDerinted
and administer the internal police ana
fiscal affairs thereof, such Board may,
Ga its discretion, take upon itself by or
dinance or resolution the control su-
Uerintendence and relief OF the poor OF
the county, and the Board thereafter
shall be subject 70 and discharge all the
duties and have and exercise all the
rights and powers OF Overseers OF the
poor for the county; and for this pur-
pose may from time to time appoint all
proper officers and agents, regulate their
compensation, direct and control them
I'm the exercise OF their duties and re-
move them at pleasure, and may make
and enforce all proper and needful reg
ulations, orders and contracts respect
ing the poor Of the county"
On July l, ISIS, the Board OF Commits
sioners adopted an ordinance in COM
pliance with the said act, taking upon
itself the control, uperintendence and
relief Of the poor Of the county" /
have 10 doubt that in many Instances
the Commissioners are imposed upon
and render aid 10 unworthy persons,
but is very hard to discriminate be-
tween the objects OF charity and the i'm
posters, and under the present system
of caring for the poor outside OF the In
Urinary there will be many helped that
are not deserving. Respectfully,
2. b. DOBBINS,
Commissioner Clay District, and ex-
Oficio Overseer Of the Poor.
Whecling, March 80, 1892.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-31
FOR SALE.

Fine form, 143 acres, on National road, nine
miles eat OF city. on easy terms
Farm 40 acres, four miles north Of city; good
place for dairy business.
House lOtooms. Fifteenth street, with modern
Improvements.
House rooms Sixteenth street, Sc 900
House 6Roons, Fourteenth street, $3.50.
House rooms, Charles street, Centre Wheel
ing, $3.50.
House rooms, Moyston street. Sixth ward, in
SPLENDID conoition, oak finish inside, $500.
House rooms Twepty-third street, 81, 900.
House rooms, North Market street, 81. 500.
House rooms on EO1 street, Centre Wheel.
ing, lot 35xl22 feet a. 800.
Sii lots in good locations in Park View,
cheap.
TWO half lots in Handlan's addition, cheap
on easy terms.
Market street business property at moderate
, Lots Lot at east end Twenty-third street on easy
Three houses, Moysten street. Sixth warl.
Lot on Tuenty.ninth street, $500.
One-hElf lot on Chapllne street. sixth ward
one.half lot on McColloch street. Ceatrs
Wheeling, $500.
One OF tia beat manufacturing sites In tss
inv. fronting on two railroads.
500. s7OJ 1000 and 5000 TO loan on city real
estate.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
fels !i3g Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-31
They Kent the One with Blue Eyes

A little Harlem boy who has an old
maid aunt who is very fond OF cats has
been in the habit Of officiating as exc
cutioner whenever kittens multiplied
around at his aunties to degree that
even that venerable feminine cat fan
cier could not support.
As a natural result he became very
expert at putting kittens in bag, to.
gether with a big paving stone, and
conslgning the whole lot TO the tender
mercies of the Harlem River.
As it happened only the other day the
little Harlem boys mother presented
her husband with a couple Of daugh-
tiers in the shape OF splendid pair OF
twins.
Asa great favor Johnny was allowed
to 90 into the room TO see his newly ST.
rived sisters.
He gazed upon them with languid
interest for few moments, and then
looking up at his father said, suddenly:
''Say, pop, let's keep the one with blue
eyes"
1t was kept.-Nelo YOrl; Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-31
A HORRIBLE MURDER.
A Mans Clothing Soaked With Alcohol
and Set ON Fire.

anu SIT GU LAANs
PINE BLUFFS, ARM, March 3d.
Startling developments are coming In
hourly IN the diabolical murder of Phil.
Garner. at Sherrell. ID has just been
learned that his slayers, before killing
him, poured alcohol all over his person
and then set him on fire. All over the
tortured body burns were discovered.
Garner died in fearful agony. Sam
Riley, Reuben YOuZer, Ike NewhOuse
and two women, Emma Shaw and Sallle
Shields, were placed In Jail this morn
ing charged with the murder. j. T..
Lesser, the saloon keeper, and Hudson
Leppiew are In charge Of officers held
on suspicion. The grand jury, which is
now In session, is vigorously inveStigat-
ing the crime, and further sensational
features are expected 20 be brought TO
light. Although Garner was murdered
last Friday night, no motive has been
discovered for the crime. There was a
note attached TO him which read: &C.
O. D., collect three months board. DR.,
Sheriff. keep your man at home and be
won't get lost