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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28
Observation-Disclosures 7rT7TTTTIl1T'TITT

or top and lettered in oil paint as well,
needs fresh scarf of linen or hight china
silk as suitable basis on bureau OF ia
bic top.
These glass boxes come in all shapes
and sizes to be used as jewel boxes, pho
tograph boxes, mouchoir or glove boxes
or for little knickknacks of any descrip-
ton, according to its shape or size. The
glass pieces may be bought at any fancy
shop for few cents or cut into the de-
sired shapes from a pane of glass at a
picture store or by glazier. The pieces
must be evenly cut, so that they fit ex-
actly together to form the transparent
box. Each piece is then to be decorated
However, if not proficient with the use of
oil or mineral colors, plain box of this
nature is yet beautiful.
When painted in mineral colors, the
separate pieces may be fired before max
ing up. Painted thus the box will last
a lifetime with the refreshening Of the
ribbon edges. Daisies, buttercups. APP
pie blossoms, forgetmenots, violets,
punches of grapes or orchids, are to be
m9tched with ribbon in the makeup.
Any of these flowers used in decoration
will give satisfactory result. A colored
plate of the flower one wishes to use may
be purchased for "A few cents at fancy
. shop, if one has not the good fortune to
have the natural flower at hand. 1t is
best TO create design to suit the shape
and dimension of the piece of glass and
its ultimate proportions. The lettering
is easy work with vandyke brown. Any
quaint conceit suggestive of the future
use of the box will lend sentiment to
its use. or the meaning of the flower may
be simply lettered on the top, as with
white roses the word "Amour"-the
French for love-or simply Love" is
pretty. Such box may be edged with
yellow or white satin ribbon and tied up
with bows of the same.
The box shown here is a small one
for rings and things" AS it designates
ITSELF inches long and ) inches high,
made three sides The satin ribbon
is II inches wide and lis pasted with
-four paste, used not too wet, else it
would stain the ribbon, but sufficiently
free TO give the ribbon firm purchase
on the glass. 1t laps about half an inch
on the other side of the glass edge. The
corners must be turned very neatly.
When thoroughly dry, the pieces are to
be fitted together and either tied at the
four corners or neatly overhanded to-
gsther with needle and thread and gar
nished with bows where the cover falls
upon the box.
A tiny sachet pad to fit the bottom
makes excellent display of jewels. A
tiny bit of sheet wadding covered with
satin to match the ribbon, used and fra
grant with the odOr of the flower paint
ed on the box is all that is required. In
such box, presented as bridal gift,
the part that covered the bottom was of
white satin, with the brides monogram
wrought in gilt in the center. The box
was finished in freshest white satin rib
bon and decorated in orchids, with the
wedding date engraved upon the glass
very dream of loneliness when lifted
out of its nest Of tissue paper.
FLORENCE TYING ELLIS.
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GAMBRUNO 1917.
{ Record 22gl.
Half brother to Jeannie 4 300

Hall brother to JEANNE &. 2:22.
sired by Gambetta Wilkes, sire Of 81 in
$50 list.
lst dam Delilah dam of Jeanie c. o:22
Gambruno 229l and Clementine 2.3si
aud grandam of Cecilian BPS, Gilfillan
80 and Lonzia 2, 2.4O, by Administrator
2.299, sire of Catchhy 2:lsl and l2 Others
and of the dams of 81.
2 dam Mary Elmore, dam of Cleveland
Dps and grandam OF JEANNE @. 2:oo
Gambruno 2:29l, and Taras 23S, BY Nam.
brine, sire of Tom Britton 2:2G and Sadie
Howe 2:26, and the dams of two.
Sd dam by Star Davis, sire of the dam
of Dick Taylor . Al.
4th dam by Brown Pilot, sire of the
dam of Rosalind 2 2lY. $l5 to Insure.
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A BOX FOR kNlcKKNAcks.

Attractive and Inexpensive Glassware Fol
summer Decoration.
In summer time the ornaments of bed
chamber or drawing room should be OF
a light and airy nature. Ii is in this sea-
son that one may indulge in cheap ma
terial which holds the daintiest coloring
for few months only and then is depend
ent on cool shade to retain brilliancy of
hue. Thus the exquisite glass box shown
in the illustration, edged about with pale
blue, delicate pink or nile green satin
ribbon, painted in oil in light flowers
scattered to the taste over the glass sides
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28
HAPPY DAY 1907.
Record . 90

Sired by Happy Medium, 32l, sire of
Make Cobb = l3 and 50 Others. aud of
dams of 81.
lst dam Jay Eye-See, dam of Happy
Day 294, by Nutwood lS}, sire of los
in 80 list and OF dams Of AZ
2nd dam MONDAY, dam of Darknight
2 3s4 and Pastime % grsndam of Hap
Ply Day 2 29l Conqueror y 226 and
great grandam of Guerita l0l and Gam
boiler > p by st. Elmo 80. sire OF. dams
of :.
Sd dam Midnight dam of Jay-Eye.See
2 10 trotting O6i pacing. Noontide . POI
Beaumont 800 and Electricity 217} bv
Pilot, Jr., sire of John Morgan 2 "a and :
Others and of dams of 36.
ilh dam Twilight, by Lexington, sire
OF the dam OF Nora Temple . 27l.
9TH dam Daylight, by Imp. Glencoe,
sire OF Iowa, sire OF the dam of Envoy
-. SIS 10 Insure.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28
A Boston Business Woman.

Boston has woman express messenger
Mrs. Alice NJ. Cheney. She transfers
freight for the Adams Express company
between Boston and Chelsea. Mrs. Che
ney remains in her Office at headquarters
and attends to the management of the
business. She keeps five wagons busy
carrying freight. She is regular men,
Der of the Expressmen's league.
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DON PIZARRO 1903.

Three year-old Race Record 2lil.
Full brother Ia Don Lorenzo (3) 2l1l.
Galcna 22Sl and luttie Lorinc (2l 2l6l }
Sired by Gambctia Wilkes. (Sirc Of 81
in = 80 list. and full brother TO The King
2.2al, sire Of - in 230.l
lst dam Lady Neiser dam 81 Mistake
, 1921, Don Lorenzo I'D 2l1H Galona
2:2sl. Don Piarro2.li aud Loiiie LoriBc
l2) 2l6l, and grandam OF Margaret W
225l,l by Garrard Chef lsirc of Basil
Duke 2.2Sl and Of dams OF in the ESQ
list
|. 81 dam Jewell (grandam Of 5 better
than 2.50 through Lady leiser her only
foall. by ellis Vermont sire os Bonner
Boy 2:23. aud Of dams of twelvcl
81 dam Brown Kate, grandam of Nciser
Boy 2.29i 10y Black Jack lsirc 81 the dam
Of Amy u. 2.2i aud grandam If Idol
227lJ Season $50.
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TurnpikelElectiOn.

The annual meeting OF the stock holoefs OF M
stanford Halls Gap Turnpike Road Co for thu
election Of a President and Board Of directors to-
the ensuing year will be held at Nandeveer''
store IN Stanford on the Ist saturday IN May, %
al p. IN. j. r. LII W. ffes'
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&. II. CLAY 1906.
Five-year old Record 2:ls.
Raw horse Foaled 1881.

DAY noTsc. Fohitu 1901.
Sired by Caliban 2.3i. Sire Of Cyclone
2:23l and five Others, and sire Of the dams
of two and grandsire of 30 with records
OF 2.30 or better
lst dam Soprano dam Of Eminence
2:lSl, G.. +. Clay 2:lS, Strathhridce 2:2Si,
aud grandam of Brown silk 2;22l, sister
Ia Solo 2:2sl and Steinway 2;25N by
Strathmore the sire of Santa Claus 81 },
and ~ Others, and OF the dams of 30 in
2:3O
ri dam Ahbess dam Of Solo DDS and
Stcinway 2.25i. W Wood 2:07, Cricket
2l0, Caesar 2;lGi and ) Others, and sire of
the dams of in the $50 list, and she j.
the grandam Of &. +. Clay 2:ls, Eminencc
2lsi, Strathbridge 2:2sl aud Stoner Boy
2:26ll 10y Albion (sire Of Vanity sFair
2.2Sl)
3d dam by Marshal.Ney. s75 thu sea.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28

ARE You GoING?-If so get posted
ahead and 20 the best way. The World,
Fair opens May /, and from the South
and Southern Ohio, the route via G. ii
& d. offers the most advantages both in
comfort and points OF interest. The G.
~ q n in connection with the Monon
is the only line running Pullman vesti-
buled trains with dining cars between
Cincinnati and Chicago. The unequal
ed service OF this route has earned Tor !,
the title of the Worlds Fair Route.
Purchase tickets via the c. II. Il ID. For
rates, and full information call on OF
address any c. II. 4 ID. agent or +. O.
Mccormick, G.. =. X I. Agt., "World's
Fair Route" 200 w. 4th, Street, Cincin-
natl, O.. Send 20 cents in stamps to the
latter address and receive a panoramic
view. five feet long, OF Chicago and the
Worlds Fair. showing relative heights
of buildings, DC.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28
GEORGE WILLIS 1877.

Brown horse; foaled 1857, sired by Bel
mont, sire of Nutwood 2lsl. and Al
Others, and Of dams Of ~ in the 2:3O lii.
LIST dam Mona Wilkes dam Of George
Willis 2.29l by George Wilkes 2.22. sire
Of IS in the 2.30 list, and dams OF 6S.
2d dam Hamlcttie dam Of S,arter2:2Sl
and grandam of George Willis 2:29l), by
llamle, 226 (-ire of Leontine 2lsi and
> Others, and II the dams Of 2l).
Sd dam Minna dam of Kentucky
Wilkes Dbl aud grandam of ! Others, and
the dam and grandam Of four slres that
have representatives in the go lisD, by
Rep Jacket (sirc of the dam Of Kentucky
Wilkes 2:2l and Madison Wilkes a.29i.
and of grandam OF 20 So 2l7l and Red
Wilkes 2:i0, sire OF So in 23O list
SoJ tO Insure
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Turnpike..ElectiOn.

The shareholders of the Hanging Fork & Green
River Turnpike Rad Co Will meet al Ware a
store in Nc Kinney on the ID Saturday In May,
1904, at p. m for the purpose o. eleeune Pres
emit and Board Of Directors for the ensuin. year
~ ]. W. OWENS. Pres.
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TurnpikeaElectiOn.

The stoc kholders Of the Stanford n Hustonville
Turnpike Road Co. will hold their annual election
for a President and Board Of Directors al school
house Turner,vile al p. m. the 1T Saturday IN
May, 1893. r. lash ffes'
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28

Easy to take-pr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. Smallest, easiest, cheapest
best. They're tiny, sugar-coated, anti,
bilious granules, a compound OF refined
and concentrated vegetable extracts.
Without disturbance or trouble, Con
stipation, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
Sick and Bilious Headaches and all de-
engagements of liver, stomach and bow
els. are prevented, relieved and cured.
Permanently cured, too. By their mild
and natural action, these little Pellet
lead the system into natural ways again.
Their intlue nee lasts.
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Turnpike Election.

The tockholders OF the Husionville Coiiey :
Mill Turnpike X. ad Co. vii meet AT l'r. Brown
office in Hustonville 1T saturday IN May, 1855 al
an m 10 electa President and beard Of Directors
for the ensuing wear G.. {. LYON, Pres.
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$40 to:Insure Colt 4 Months Old
WIlM 05(CIT2TuS

He "a coal blaek iack, IsH hands high with
out shoes, heavy body and good bone.
lie is by Bourbon Chiei. the hntd JACK IN the
world sold tor ss,oo3. .
Bourbon Chief was sired by Redmonds ter-
cules, he by Imp Hercules. and his dam by Imp.
Fspartero Bourbon Chiefs dam was by Col
Lear's Imp Napoleon sd; 4d dam by Beuna Vista.
ii dam by Imp Castilian. Beuna Vista was sired
by The great compromise; he by nppeoanoe he
ieuuet iack ever In Kentucky. Bourbon Cheif ~
~ hs nds inches high without shoes. making him
the biggest JACK ia the world. lie is coal BLACK
with mealy nose. and for form, ~eighi, Nyie,
action and appearance he has no equal, lie serves
jenn.ts at Sgs the season or So TO insure living
colt.
Tom Curtis rst dam by ice Phelps biz iackiand
her dam by sam:Phelps' jack Id dam by Black
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28
Turnpike Election.

A meeting Of the stockholders OF Knob Lack,
Mccormick 4 TurBersyie Turnpike Co. Will be
held az Mccormack May 9th, 1893, at y. m. for
the purpose Of electiug officers for the ensuing
year J T. Wv w Ffe>
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Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting tor the election OF Pres
deaf and Board Of Directors for the Knob LICK
Turnpike Co will be held at the First National
Bank OF Stanford the Ist Saturday IN May, fb9J,
and stoc kholders are hereby notified.
~ CLIFTON FOWLER, Pres.
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Turnpike Election.

The annual meeting OF the stoc kholders OF The
Turner.yiIle' Mckinney & Cohey's Mil Turnpike
Read Co will be held at Mckinney ISL Saturday
IN May, iSg3 p. m. tor the purpose u eleeiing
a Preside ut and Board Of Directors tor the cnsu-
inc wear Il BE. GOODE, Pres.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28
Turnpike Election.

1.-THE Stockholders of the Rush Branch Turnpike
Road Co are notified to meet at Hubble ~ Satur
day in May, is9s, to elect Board Ct directors for
the ensuing year -
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28

Everything catarrhal in its nature :
catarrh itself and all the troubles that
come from cstsrrh, are perfectly and
permanently cured by DIR. sages "a,
tarrh remedy. No matter how bad
your case or how long standing you can
be cured.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28
ICECILIAN PARK
DANVILLE, KY,
c. & c. p. CECIL, PROPS

Record 222l

Record 2:224,
Sire of thirty-one in 2:30 list at ii years,
making him the greatest sire that ever
lived ut that age.
Full brother to The King 2.29l, sire oi
- in 2:30 list. and Count Wilkes, sire OF
Mill Lady 2:i0 at one year Of age, and
two others.)
Sire by George Wilkes 2:22. (Sire OF
Harry Wilkes 2;l3l. and Il others in the
2:30 list, and of dams of 6S.l
LIST dam Jewell dam of the King 229l.
Gambetta Wilkes 2:22l aud llilda Clay
2:3jl and full sister 20 Black Maria, 3
mile record 7:35l, by ellis Vermont tsire
of Bonner Boy 2:23, and 81 dams Of II in
go liStl
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28
ROYAL KING.

Foalcd 1890. Red bay, Ii hands high.
Full brother To Silver King, Gold King.
Silver Queen and the great show mart.
Allie g.
BY On Time lst dam Mollie Mount.
Silver King was burned in Rue's stable
when years old; sired more good saddle
horses than any horse in Kentucky AT the
same age. Gold King was bred 10 two
mares nj > wears old and got two colts
no better in this country; see sam Harris
and Billy Murphy. Silver Queen, shown
10y Bill Rue, was a great winner. Mile
g.. educated 10y Nels Rowland, was hard
to down. Her present owner refused
g., 80 for her.
ROYAL King will serve fifteen mares at
my stable, near Pink Cottage.
AtyS15 to Insure a Living Colt.
JOE +. FARRlS.
Stanford, Ky.
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Turnpike Election.

. The annual meeting OF the stakeholder; OF the
Hustonville n Carpenters Creek 1uTnpike Co.
will be held al Hustonville ON the Ist Saturday IN
May, I8l3, at 4 p. IN, for the purpose OF electing
officers for the ensuing year.
Is W ID. WEATHERFORD, Pres
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THE THIRD PERSON.
A MOST DIFFICULT POSITION TO OC-
cUPY GRACEFULLY.

The World Is Full of Wrecked Loves and
Friendships Caused by This Third Party,
Says Ella Wheeler WiIcox-AIways In
the Way and Never Happy.
copyright. 1893. by American Press Associa-
ton. All rights reserved.l
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$40 to Insure Colt 4 Months Old.

For jack colt sac. iennet $40 Both Jacks have
proved fine breeders.
The service fee will be due in all caes where
mares are parted with or goes out of the country
when such fact ~ ascertaned by us, a lien retain
ed o. all colts until season fee Is paid.
Mares and jennets kept al reasonable rates.
Care taken TO prevent accidents, but not Response
be should any occur. ....... -,
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$12.5OIto Insure a Living Col

Victor Hugo is a beautiful red sorrel
goes all the gaits and is regular jim
Dandy nice one.
He was sired by Gilt Edge pol, he by
Second Jewel Is. Second Jewel was sired
by Cunningham's Jewel, he by old Wash
ington Denmark.
Gilt Edges dam was by Stonewall
jackson.
Victor Ilugo's dam was by 81 Elmore,
she by Logans Gill, she by ellis Yer
mont ellis Vermongout of Anna g.,
dam Of Lee Paul.1
Money due when colt comes or mare
parted with. Mares grazed or led ut
reasonable prices. Not responsible for
accidents should any occur.
JOHN SANDlDGE,
Shelby City, Ky.
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GALLON 1910.

Standard; Registered.
SIRED BY GAMBETTA WILKES 2.4lH
Full brother.to The King 0g4.
ist dam Daisy field grandam.of Alice Wilkes
2zzA at years Of age, by Enfield 2:4g sire OF
Robin 7:24z; ID dam, Quickstep, by Kentucky
Prince IT,, sire of q aux; cd dam by Old
Joe, sire of dam Of q. zI7H.
Note Bay colt, foaled April 20, Is~I. Out Of
Enfield mares Gambetta Wilkes produced Cam
bel s.IoJ5, Rahleta 3, l.siA, Gambyron b a.4t' o
and Cannon Z, 2:4o.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28
THE SADDLE STALLION,
Gerrymander 235.

Registered. Bred by w. f. Owsley, Burksville,
Ky. Sired by Red Squirrel 50.
LIST dam T. q, by Eudor ~. by King Denmark,
by Star denmark n; I'd dam Dou. by Gray Lex
ington, &c.
Sire and dam OF Gerymander are both grad
aated at the Lexington Fair. an honor bu, few
horses in Kentucky can lay claim to- He won
first honors at several 81 the biggest iars in the
State in his three year old form. Stands at
SIS TO INSURE LIVE COLT.
w. NJ. DODD.
Hustonville. KY.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28
VICTOR HUGO

This fine young stallion willtmake IA,
season of 1898 at my place, | miles from
Shelby City, on the Knob Lick pike lat
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BOURBON CHIEF

Sired by old Bourbon Chief whose pedigree j. Civ
en- above. His dam Was Black Jennet, she was
sired BY a Jack by Jason Waiker'S Castilhan aud
out OF full sister TO Beuna Vista, who was out Of
a iennet by Black Sampson. Both Jacks ~illstandat
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28
STAMPS Al sr5
ALCAN WILKES

Bred at Wagner Stock Farm, Marshall, Mich.
Rich hay stallion, 70 hands, toaled IN 1857,
Sired by Recorder 4os2, son of Alcantara Jag,
record a. the best son OF George wilkes, Ist
dam Lady Pringle, by Abdallah Chef, by Taggarrs
Abdallah 10, he by Farmers beauty, son Of Young
Papineau, French Canadian horse; I'D dam Black
Anne, by star Of the West 900, record } 20,
Alcsntsra led all horses in string 30 performers
of 1890, putting 3 new ones in the list This Is
unequalltd.
Recorder, sire OF three in 2:3o in 1899, by Alean-
tara; dam by Garrard Cheif I'd dam by Norman
Jr. Stands at
$40 TO INSURE ALIVE COLT.
Tur cAnnTC SrAIIInN
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viii arrest disease, prevents disease, eSpels
worms, stop cough, increase the. aud hasten
maturity. g
Prices,-ss. 90, s. IS and 90 cents per package
7s-pound can STA so The largest packages are
the cheapest. For sale by .
o. stanford. XIV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
EVENING OF MUSIC
At tile st. AlphonSus Church Last Night n
t3raaE E,,CpaVu

AT tile st. AlphonEuS Church Last Night n
Great Success.
The members Of the choir OF the St.
AlphonSus church gave a very success.
full concert last evening at that edifice.
Notwithstanding that an admission OF
nifty cents was charged, the church was
crowded and very handsome sum was
realized, which will be devoted to re.
pairing the church organ.
Tho regular evening services were
held in tho afternoon, allowing tho
evening to DO devoted to tho music OF
an eIeyating ordor. The programme,
consisting entirely OF sacred and the
highest grade OF classical music, was
ono OF the finest ever rendered in the
CITY. Prof. A. Frauenheim, Of Pitts.
burgh, u musician OF considerable note
and talent, presided over the organ
with a great deal OF skill.
The choir under the able direction OF
Prot. :. Mier, showed the results OF his
careful training by excellent ronditions
OF the various choruses. Tho choir
was composed Of tho following nom.
D!ers, sopranos, Misses Bird Fox, Roso
Bischot, Kate Gilbert, Mary HGif, Mag.
go DIETRICH and Sophia StoimeLS (;
altos, Misses Crescpntia Feinlor, rillio
FeihIcr, Fannie Klein and Anna Botz i;
ttenore. Messrs. Frank WoobOr, George
Bot, Frank Miller, Jnlius Hooso, Joseph
Becker and John Wuskirchn0r; bassos,
Frank DoigmlIler, William PAUL., W.
Nolta, A. Nolte and o. Woobor. The
choir was greatly strengthened by tho
addition oIMrs Flora Williams, Mcssrs,
VIII u. Day, 0. A. Shaeior, I. Roistor
and tho full Opera House orchestra.
The solo "Avc Maria" by Mrs. Flora
Williams, trio, "JOsu Del Vivi," BY Mrs.
William0, Mcssrs. Day and Deiumllor,
lnd opening number OF tho Opera
House orchestra wero excellent. Miss
I1llio Feinler received considerable
favorable comment over tho purity and
strength Of her excellent alto voice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
THE sATUNpAY RAIDS
by the State Authorities Wore Quite
Numerous,

BY the State Authorities Wore Quite
Numerous.
The Saturday night raids on houses
of III fame, inaugurated a few weeks
ago by the state authorities under the
supervision of Squire George Arklo.
continued night before last, and were
about US fruitful in victims as any Of
the Others. Josephine Boyd's colored
joint was frst pulled by the constable
and assistants, and the woman and n
white man secured, Nellie Whites
place was next visited, and the pro-
prietress, q girl and man were cap
tured. Fannie Preston's Nineteenth
street house was visited and the Pres
ton woman pulled. She gave a $500
bond and was released.
Early Sunday morning more houses
were pulled, among them Ada Fosters
and Rhea Rea's houses OF prostitution.
All those arrested, except Josephine
Boyd, gave bonds for appearance at
circuit court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-10
FIRST OF THE SEASON,
The Bicycle Boys Turn out In Force t
West Alexander.

The Bicycle Boys Turn out In Force to
West Alexander.
Ten OF the local wheelmen turned out
yesterday morning for the run" to
West Alexander and return, over the
National road. 1t was tho irst long run
OF the season. Those who went out
were, Oscar Smith, viii White, Will
Schari, viii Miller, VIII Juergans, VIII
Greer, Malher Archer, Henry Holman,
John Herbert aud AL. UlrIch.
The start was made at a. m, from
Will Irwn's drug store on the South
Side and the trip to West ALEX" was
made in couple OF hours, numerous
stops being made along the route.
The Wheeling house at the destina-
ton lately passed into new hands, The
proprietor taxed the boys fifty cents for
dinner, but as he looked on first In
wonder, then IN admiration and finally
in alarm, at the amount OF good whole
some food tho crowd was slowing away,
he probably thought the days balance
was on the wrong side,
On the return ride In the afternoon
the pace was better than in the morn
ing, and there was quite scorch to
Elm Grove, seven miles,
The boys voted the run an all around
success.