davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

The Closing Days of the Worlds Column
bian Exposlton-Last lI.ow-rate Excur-
sion via Pennsylvania Railroad.
This is the last month of the great
Columb an Exposition, an American ex
hibition which eclipses the effosts Of all
nations, past and present and Saturday
the 2ist, marks the end of the popular
low-rate coach excursions of the Penn
sgvania railroad company to the Worlds
Fair city. The extensive patronage be-
slowed on all the previous trips Of this
character and the universal verdict Of
former participants that the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad company carries by far the
greatest number and the est class of
people, thoroughly attest the genuine
| worth Of the facilities to be enjoyed on
this route. These facts coupled with the
fortunate and entire immunity from acci-
dent OF any kind thus far, and the COM
pleteness and dispatch with which this
traffic has been handled, place the stan
dard railroad in the enviable position
which 1t proudly clRims-of being the
best, safest, and quickest route to the
West.
All who can do so are advised to
visit this stupencous show, as il is
| highly improbable that another of its
immense magnitude will be seen by
the people of this generation, and the
enormous multitude of wonderful and
awe inspiring sights collected there
must be seen to be appreciated
The remarkable rate of $1S from
New York and $17 from Philadelphia.
Baltimore, and Washington, and cor
respondingly low rates from other
points on the vast system. will apply
for the last time on the date above men
toned. The excursion will start from
New York at 900 and Philadelphia at
ll3O a. m. A section will leave Wash.
ington at 10 10 aud Baltimore at II 10
a. m, connecting with the regular sec.
tions at Harrisburg. Tickets will also
be sold from principal intermediate
stations, passengers from stations not
located on the main line taking regular
trains to nearest point of connection
with the special
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

nervous exhaustion, kidney troubles, ard
dyspepsia-for which Paine's celery com
ponnd Is a never failing cure Says
William Randall, of Mansfield, Mass
i have been subject to rheumatism in
the feet for the last six or seven years
and curing that time l have tried scores
OF medicines, but could not get much re.
lief at last gave Paine's celery com
pound a trial and after using two bottles
certainly felt better. Now that have
taken nine bottles of the Compound in
all must say that feel quite well and
free from the dreadful disease To any
of my friends who are suffering take
great pleasure in recommending Paine's
celery compound, believing. as ] do, that
1t is a great blood purifier"
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

For the Best Cabinet Photographs.
Go to the Wilmington Photograph Co.
3lli Market Street.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14
MEMS
UNDERWE EAR.
HEAVY
WEIGHT,

exceptional values. Handling
the goods in case lots direct
from the makers we can offer
you prices that can be made in
no other way. Our Furnish
ing Goods Department with its
extended borders is gaining new
business every day and on staple
and popular goods at medium
and moderate prices we con-
vince the people that Sixth and
Market is just where they want
to come. Have you ever look
ed over our line Of Mems white
Shirts laundried and unlaun-
dried. None better and none
lower in price for same quail
ties.
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

From SOC. to
$3.50 a gar
ment: at 50c.,
75c., 81, $1.25
and $3.50 we
are doing an
immense trade
and , Offering
Evening journal., 1893-10-14

Last Nights Terrific storm of Rain and
wind Did Incalculable Damage Down
Along the Delaware New Cruiser on
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15

los directories del asilo reclente-
mente, se halo que todo estaba Ell
perfeeta orden y de una manera
mny satishctoria.
III cuerpo de directories anuncia
que todas las persnmas que deseeh
empleo en- el asilo, como tamblen
todos los aplicantes para Ia posi-
cion de medico superintendcnte J
matsons, deben tener sus amica
cionts en- names del seeretaiio del
cnerpo, Don Benigno Romero,
para mas tariie el Lines Il del
presentc Ell Ia mdilaua,
De Nh PINTO de vista comercial
Ia aperture del asllo sera de mucho
beucheio para uucstra ciudad,
puesto que 10 mayor parte del di-
hero sera empleado entire nuestros
comerciH,ites locales.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15
El Robo en- Los AIamos.

Don Romualdo MARTINEZ, de Los
Alamos, nos infCrma que hasta
ahora NADIA Sc ha descpbierto dc
los perpetradores del fnbo co,
metido Ell el comercio del sthor
VIM. Frank en-aqnel lngar.
FL robo fue sumamente- -descara.
do, habiendo los ladrones lleyado
dos carros para transporter los
efectos Y GAIA de hero. A segan
el estad0 dc cosas descubierto
dentro de la tienda al siguientc dia,
demonstrate que los malhecho-
res Sc habian servido mn banquete,
gustando de toda clase de licores
IS comestibles, despues de 10 cual
emprendieron su camino con ell
bottn, Y d corta distancia despeda
aaron la GAIA de hierro destruycn'
do los libros de cnentas, obligacio
mes de gran valor ' otros papeles
privadOs.
El hecho es uno de los mas atre'
vidos que Sc hayan cometido en-
este condado, y nos parece muy
curioso que no Sc hallan descu.
bierto d esta fecha los criminales,
Los o6ciales dc la ley 4 quienes
incumbe csc deber, deben hacei
tOdo 10 possible para traer d los
cacos d la .iusticia y despacharlot
cuantO antes d haeer ladrillo en- Ia
penitencia territorial. Esa ella.
sc de ultrajes 10 deben tOlerarsc
nj pasarse en- silencio. Es ell de
Der de cada buen ciudadanO Dc
hacer sn parte para rec0brar el
buen nombre de Ia comunidad. La
cantidad de efectOs robada monts
4 cerca de 5000.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15
La Huelga.

Los maquinistas, herreros y
otros trabaJadores de los talleres
del ferrocnrril Atchisou, Topeka y
Santa Fe que Sc pusieron en- huel-
ga ell Martes dc est;l semana no
han vuelto a resumir su trabaio.
Los huelgistas reqaiercn uu au.
mento on sns salsrios dc % eenta-
yos por dia, ademas requiefen de
que cuando ell trabajo SO neuore
en- los talleres, no Sc descarguen
empleados, sino que en- vez ae ESQ
sc reduzcan las horas de trabajo
diario. La compafia no ha qnendo
conceder las demandas y ha publ
cado un aviso general anunciando
d los huelgistas que a no resunlaI
su trabsjo para Q. Viernes dia IA
en- Ia mahana, t0dos los que asi no
10 hicieran serian conBiderados
descargados y sus puestos serim
re.emplazados por otros obreros
que Ia compahia emplearia Hoy
Sabado 15 todayia no han resami.
do los hnelgistas su trabajo y ase-
ceran. que Ia compaiiia no pnede
de nlnguna manefa llenaf los luga.
res vacantes por ellos. III namero
de trabajadores que &c han puesto
Ell huelga en- toda la Inca SO calcu-
la en- dos mil. Hasta ahcra no ha
habido seria dificuItad vel traiico
del camino sigue Sin interruption.
En- esta ciudad son como yeinte y
cinco los que han abundonado su
trabajo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15
Los BoRREGUERos.
Sc Organizan Para Protejer sus
Intereses. Los LadrOnes de
Ovejas Seran PcrscguI-
dos sin Descans0.

En- conformidad con avisos
publicados pr6vismente, la ofga-
nizaci6n conocida como la "Aso.
ciacion dc Criadores de Ovejas
del Condado de San Miguel" se
reuni6 en- el salon de San Jose el
LINES Y Martes pasado.
Don Filadelfo Baca tue escogido
presldente. Los Sehores James Il.
Whitmore, Henry Cooke, Y W. IL.
Kelly, yice-presidentes; Max Col
denberg, secretario; Charles Ilfeld.
tesorero; Carlos Martinez, M. f.
Jimenez, II. w. Kelly, Nicolas t,
C6rdova, j. E. Whitmore, Charles
Ilfeld & Hilario Montoya, comision
eiecutiva.
Fue enrregistrada en- seguida
una association organizada de trein.
ia miembros quienes representa-
un conjunto de Glen mil oyeias.
Sc espera que ahora que sc ha
cimentado la asociacion, nuevos
miembros ahadan sus nombres d
la misma, no debe quedar un solo
criador dc ovejas en- este condado
que no Sc una con los demas para
la protection de sus propios inte
reees.
El obieto de Ia asociscion es de
proteier d sns miembTos, duefos
de ovejas-esto es, de arrestar y
prosecutor a los ladrones de CANA
do, no permitiendo q ningda cul
pable de escaparse dc las garras
de Ia ley, siendo prosecutado, hasta
10 liltimo 4 cualesquiera costa o
sacrificio, sin demora ninguna has
ia verlos tras de las Oarras y cerro.
jos de Ia penitenciaria. La asocia
cion del condado con muy bueua
yoluntad co-operara con todas las
demas asociaciones de ovejerOs s.
de reces en- el Territ0rio, bajo IL
determination frme de poner Gotta
| q los abusos de robos de animales
ell cualqniera localidad del mismo.
| La cria de oyejas como hemos
dicho antes, es la que afecta mas
directamente el bienestar Y Ia
abundancia EN- las familias P0bree;
del Territorio, es una indnstria que
jamas deia necesitado al que Ia
persigue con inter6s, desde los
primeros amos siempre ha acarrea.
do la riqueza Y abundancia entire
todas las elases, de consiguiente,
es ell deber de cada interesado no
solo de protegerla EN- ell estado
que Sc halla, sino dc alentarla para
que sc multipliQue en- amos veni-
deros. La espada de la ley debe
proteger el pan del pobre, y el que
10 toque sin derecho, debe sufrir las
merecidas consecueuciss. Esta es
la ley Diyina tantO como la humana.
Y, aunque no esta escri,a en- otras
tantas palabras en- nuestros c6di
gos, no obstante, esta grabada Ell
10 conciencia indica a cada unO
claramente la diferiencia entire
"IO miO' y 40 tuyo", entire Ia sehal
ajena y la prOpla.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15
LOS NuEv6s EsTADos.
III Senador Carey Dice que Ia
CnmtsiOn de Investigation
tisitara ei Ponientc Este
VerauO.

III da 10 de cate diIo el Sena.
dor Carey en- Washington que Ia
conisiail senatorial nOuiurada para
yisitar el Nuevo Max'co, Arizona,
Oklahoma y Utah pasaria 1 esos
Territories darante este verauo, v
que los reoIamos dc cada uno dc
ellos para ser adInitido como esta.
lc serian examinados mny detenis
damente,
III Senadof Carey es dc la OPT
nion que muciio bien resultara del
viaie cmpreudIdo por esa conf.
siom Fl cree que sus mIruibros
podfan decidir J repcrtar su deci.
sion alsenado ellis prdxiaa session.
declarando de 81 todos los Terrific.
rios estan intitulados q admission 8
no. D decidir cual de los cuatr0
debera ser permitido de entrar a
Ia Union durante Ia proxima session
del Congreso.
Esperamos quo Ia admission do
los Territories sera uno de los
asnntos que ocupe II atennion del
Congreso desde aus primeros dias.
Nos sentimos scguros que como
los Demdcratas estan en- poder,
los Territories seran admitidos
como estados. Este asunto debe.
ria fecibir atencicn temprana para
facilitar 4 los Territories tempe
en- el cuaI fUfmnlar aus c0nstltul
clones, haceras ratitlcar por eI
pueblo, para que seau contirlDadas
Iporei Congreso antes de su pro.
rroga ell prdximo invierno. En.
t6nces pGdemus quedar constitui4
dos en- estados soberanos, elijir
nucstros dictates, lcglsladorss j
senadores De los Estados Unidos,
en- tempo para que comienzen sus
tareas el 4 de Mario de 1896. Sc
neccsita tlempo para poner Ia ma
quinaria de estado en moviniento,
y 81 acta . actas de habiIitsciou
para los Territories no puedea
considerarse deuiasiado temprano
por el Congreso.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15

Gobernad0res de NueyU Mexic0s
III Is de Agosto 1916 ell Genes
raj Kearhey nomhrd como g0her.
nador q Juan Ba6tista Win, 81 III.
timo secretario del Territorio balo
Ia Repiblica dc Mexico. El % de
Setienibrc del mismo alo Charles
Bent fue nombrado al destino, J
habiendo sidO asesinado en- Taos
el IL de Julio dc 1917, Donaciano
Will fne su successor. En 1918 j.
NJ. Washington, cohandlnte del
departamento, asnmit la adminis-
TRACTION civil, Hiendo sucedido por
John Munroe en- 1910. En 1851
James Calhoun fne nombralo baj0
la acta otgahica J habiendo muertc
el 80 dc Julio del aho siguieute. el
secretano John Greiner Sc consti.
Ituy6 en- gobernador INFERNO pof
dos meses. Bu 1859 William Carr
Lave recibi6 el nombramientU y
fue succdido Ell 1853 por David
Merriwether, Be 10 siguid Abraham
Rencher eu 1857, Henry Connolly
en- 1861, Robert Mitchell Ell 1866,
WIN. A. Pile en- 1868, Marsh Gid
dings en- 1871, WIN. q. Ritch en-
1879, en- Ia muerte de Giddlugs; s.
d. Axtell en- 1875, Lewis Wallace
en- 1873, Lionel A. Sheldon en- 1881,
Il. G. Ross en- 1885, L. Bradford
Prince en- 1889, y W. I. Thornton
en- 1893.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15
DEBEMOs vENDER EFECTOS.
hora es TEMPO de Colnprar Barato.
vENDEREMOS:

vestidos nos de honbre del yalor de $1,000 por $685.
muchachos +" 600 I" 800
Zapatos de h0mbre del yaIor de $500 por $3.50
zapatos muchachos del valor de $500 por S1.0O.
Zapatos de Senora del yaor de de $3.50 pof Sl25.
Camsas fuertes para obreos del vaor de 70 20
Camsas de Lana de hombre, del vao dc So 1925
Todos efectos de las dma modas Vengan
prono aproyechen estas ventaias.
TIENDA DEL AGUTLA,
Plaza Nueva, Las Vegas, n NJ
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15
LAS VEGAS NUEvo MEXICO sABADO Is DE ARB1L DE 1888

Vegas, pnmero, J. Reynolds, Las
Vegas, Espah6l, I. Il. Lucero; Las
Vegas. Juan A. Gutierrez; Ia Iuz,
II. Blea; Rincou, j. NJ. Martinez.
La lista del Presbiterio siemues-
ira los nombres de nueye minis
tros, veipte iglesias, euatro evan.
gelistas Y trece syudantes nativos.
El Presbiterio trat6 de ssnntos
perteneeientes d 10 denomination
presbiteriana.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15

Noticias han sido recibidas de
Washington dc que Sc intenta pa.
ra ell prim ro de JUNO una refor.
ma EN- los Departamentos Militia
res. En- ell cambio Sc cree como
ciefto que Santa Fe sera designa.
da como cuartel general del de-
par'ameuto aliofa establecido en-
Los Angeles, California. III punto
mas c6ntrico, propio, estrategico
Y saludable para tai departameuto
es sin duda alguna Santa re. Este
es concedido sin oposicion de to
dos lados.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15
La COnstipaelOn

81 no se allvla por uR tratamlento juis
eloso y tempo, as facIl dc contirmars
50 en constipation cr6nica. Como uH
aperitiv0 que pueds usaIse con coIlS
fiauza y satisfaction perfeeth, las Plls
d0ras de- Aver no tlenen lgtial. Sin
pareceree otrcs catirtlcos, estas pile
dOras, mientrasque afinjan y llmpfan,
prvmuovell una Influencia tinica nj
estoniago. rlh0hes y vIentre, cansandU
4 estos organos de ejefear sus funcio@
nes con aIlvlo y regularIdad saIuda-
veg tai yilDrs Se luTd Dc drowa:s
niInerales dc cualqulera clasa, el uso
do las nlsmas no o. atendido pJF efec-
tos lnjuri0s0s. Son hlenas tanto para
vleIas como para I0venes en- todos oli-
mas. Las pIldofas do Aver son don!
dequlera las favorltas. Il. w. Bow
man do Ia caIle &c, East Main, de Car
Tale: Pa, dice: ''lIableudo estad0
aqneDsdo por amos Do constipation, sin
pcder obtener mayor alivl0. pvr flfi-
mo ensaye lac Plldoras de Aver, yre-
coIlozcu ser tant0 un deber como pIas
Ger dc tcsiIiicar que he reclbldo graii
beuedcIo de 81 uso. 70 dc mi yolun-
lad janlas estare sin elias.
PildOraS fatdrtiCaS de Aver
Prcparadas por 81 Dr. ]. G. Aver Y
Cia., Lowell. Mass. SO venden pof
lodos los BUtlcaflos y Concentrates
on Nrtiainh.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15
ObItuariO,

La srhora II. Z. lie Doux, quien
talleci6 aqui ell Microbes Ia
edad de 20 amos y @ meses fue Sc.
pultada aver en- el cementerio de
Ia Iglesia Cat6llca dc Santa Maria.
Deja q sn esposo y dos hermosos
nihos para lsmentar Ia perdida dc
una amante y cumplida esposa y
amorosa madre. Los periddicos
dc Waco, Laredo, Yelasco y Nue.
vo Mexico son suplicados de dar
pubIieidad q In n0ticia de arriba.
San Antonio Express.
Euesiro colega queda servido.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15

fesca de gu. snperfcie como las
plantas cegadas en- 81 O;ofio para
dar lugar q otras nuevas y robustas.
Asi cunpliendo con Il deber de III
exiStencia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1893-04-15
COnferencias RelIgiOsas.
LOS CAToLIoos.


La Ultima conferencia del clero
Cat6lico tenida Ell Watrous fne
muy bien atendida y los resultados
fueron muy satisfactoriOs. Su
Ilustrisima, ell Muy Reverendo j.
b. Salpointe, ID. D., Arzooispo de
Santa re, presidi6, asistido por
los Reverendos NJ. ]. Grom, de
Las Vegas, presidente; j. NJ. Gar
nier, Mora, secretario; T. p.
0'Keefe, East Las Vegas, tesorero,
Los sacerdotes presentes en- Ia
confereneia en- adiciOn d los de
arriba fueron los Reverendcs j.
Picard, Sapell6; j. Il. Fayet, San
Miguelj s. Carpenter, Chaperitoi
P. Gilberton, La Juhta, II, Hselt
erman, LAS Vegas; II. Pougct,
Santa re.
LOS PREsBITERIANos!
Hay dos Presbiterios en- NuevO
Mexico. I'll dc esta parte de-
TerIitorio lIamado el Presbterio de
Santa re, sc reuni6 en- la iglesia
Presbiteriana de esta ciudad el
Martes en- In nochc. Los minis
tros presentes q dicha conferencia
| fuer0n los Reverendos @. G
Smith, S.W. Curtis, J. McGanghey
j. j. Gilchrist, N. N. Skinner, j
NJ. Whitlock, A. NJ. Mcintyre.
Las igIesias y sns representan
tes son Taos, V. Il. Romero, Ran
chos de Taos, j. ID. Mondrag6n
Santa Cruz, j. Il. Cruz; Ration, pri
nero, J.R. Givens, segundo, NJ
Mares, 0cate, A. A. Macs; III Rite
Manuel Sandoval; Mora, J.Y. Mart
nez; Buenavista, VI. Barcelon; In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-14

A literary work Of the greatest in
terest and value is being sold in this
city by subscription. It's entitled 1.-THE
Soldier in Our Civil War;" being a
pictorial history OF the conflict, illus
trating the valor OF the soldier us dis.
played on the battlefield. The peculiar
and unusual value Of tho work lies in
the fact that the illustrations depicting
the scenes in camp, on tho march, on
the battle fields and other stirring
events OF the war, are printed from the
original wood engravings used in Frank
LssLie's illustrated Newspaper during the
four years OF the war, from sketches by
that newspapers special artists made
on the scenes, and they include the
works Of such famous war artists and
correspondents as Archibald Forbes,
Wand, Hillen, Becker, Schell, and
others. OF all the histories OF the war
that have been published this is the
most unique and interesting, There is
not an old soldier who did not parti-
cipate in some OF the scenes so graph.
cally depicted. To possess the volumes
would be like having a file OF the
current numbers OF the newspaper from
'6l to 'G5 with the accounts and illus
trations frosh from the front, from the
correspondents on the ground, all to-
gether comprising the most graphic
and reliable history Of the war possible
to obtain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-14

Special Deputy Organizer Garrison
has been busily engaged the past four
or five weeks getting up new lodge Of
the Ancient Order OF United Workmen.
He has been remarkably successful so
fur, having already more than one hun
dred and thirty names on the charter
list. Arrangements are making to have
this lodge instituted next Saturday
night in the old Wheeling Club rooms.
in Rogers block, on Main street. The
charter has been received from Pitts
burgh, as also majority OF the exami-
nation papers. A grand time is antici-
pated, as members OF the other three
lodges in this city, Welcome No. Q, La
Belle No. 2 and Hermann No. 4, are ex-
pectad to lie present to assist in the ex-
ercisea. Past Grand Master Workman
Ford, Of Pittsburgh, is alse expected to
BIO here and deliver an address. This
order is growing very rapidly in Wheel
ing. 1t Is seldom that a new lodge
starts off with charter list Of ono hun.
dred and thirty members. There has
been movement started in Welcome
lodge to give musical and literary On
tertainment in the Opera House soon,
which no doubt will draw large audi
enCe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-14
A TRAIN wRECKER
Nearly Succeeds In WreclSing n Clevelan
s. Pittsburgh Train.


Nearly Succeeds In Wreclsing Cleveland
s. Pittsburgh Train.
Not content with breaking fifty switch
lamps in the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
yards since last May an attempt was
made to wreck train in Martins Ferry
a few nights ago. A link was placed
against the two rails at a switch near
the freight depot and instead Of throw
ing tho train the link was thrown up
the track about twenty feet, but it did
not fall on either of the rails. AS 1t
was the swith was so badly torn up that
the section boss who made the discoy.
cry was obliged to work on it full half
day with the assistance OF one OF his
men. 1t is supposed thatthe miscrea7t
who made the dastardly attempt had
planned to wreck one OF the night
freights, but while his mode was good
one it failed to work. The company
will make it exceedingly warm for him
II it finds out who he is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-14
TIE w1uHELNr RAID.
The victims of the Raid Get Heavy Dos'
mt the TRIMS,

The Victims of the Raid Get Heavy Doses
MT the Trials.
The trials OF tho men and women
pulled in the raid on Frank Wilhelm's
hotel on upper Market street Saturday
night took place yesterday afternoon
and evening before Justice George
Arkle, at the jail,
Tho case OF Frank Wilhelm, the
keeper of the hotel, first came up and
he was held in 5000 bond to appear be-
fore the next grand jury. The WIT
nesses in the case were held in 500
bond to appear when the ease. comes
up. The case against Mrs, Wilhelm was
dismissed.
The cases against John Cox and
Ethel Richie, charged with adultery,
were dismissed. The latter was placed
under 500 bond for good behavior, but
as she could not furnish the bond she
still languishes in Jail.
Annie Il. Mayer and Henry Ditman,
charged with adultery, were found
guilty and fined so and costs, Dltman
paid his fine and was released. The wo-
man could not pay and remains in jail.
Grace Petilla and John Green, both
colored, we're found guilty and assessed
so and costs, but neither has yet paid,
and both are occupants Of the jail.
Ella @, Perl and Burgia Linn were as
sessed $50 and costs. The fines Tor both
were paid,
sallie NJ, Campbell and Harry Mason
were fined $50 and costs, Mason paid
his in the early part OF the evening,
and later on the girls fine was paid and
she was released.
The new state law against houses OF
i'll fame goes into effect next month,
when a crusade on these houses in
Wheeling seems probable, The provi.
sions are very stringent. The keeper OF
q house ia subject to u fine OF 5000 and
imprisonment for not more than year,
The landlord renting house for i'm
moral purposes ia subject to the same
penalties. Inmates and loiterers are
subject to a fine OF S25 and impriaon-
mnnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-14

A good story is told on Bob billiard.
He Is with the "White Squadron" com.
pany which played three matineeS one
week not long since. Bob objected to
more than one, and after the night per-
formance he teegraphed his resigna-
ton from the company TO Pearson, the
manager, who was lii New York, and
then went to his room at the Parker
House, Boston. billiard always sleeps
with his windows wide open, and dur
ing the night u snow storm set in and
completely covered the bed. At G
o'clock in tho morning a bell boy
knocked at his door and handed him
the following telegram: keep cool.
Pearson" Bob jumped out Of bed and
wrote tho following answer; Cant do
anythingelse; showed under. billiard"
"The White Squadron" with Its mag
nifcant scenic effects and suporb COM
pany, will be seen at the Opera House
Thursday and Friday nights.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-14
ATLANTIC TEA CO.
ATLANTIC TEACO

Our annual inventory is COM
pleted; the result is highly crafty
Ing to us 1t shows marked in
crease in the volume Of trade over
any preceding year. Another fact,
we have learned our stocks in every
department are much larger than
ever before. This is gratifying, as
peices have advanced from 10 to 20
per cent since our purchases we're
made, and means a saving to our
many thousands Of patrons,