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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

The School Board meets to-day.
Aug. Erath was in town Tuesday.
Louis Thibeaux was 10 Abbeville
this week.
M. Lehman is still busy painting
our town.
Insure with Edwards & Legusnec,
no cash. required.
Geo. Simon of Iberia, ran over
here Tuesday night.
Miss Ernestine Delano is the
guest Of Miss Lydia Leblanc.
Dave Todd Esq, Of Iberia was
in attendance ut court this week.
Judge Allen went to Brortssard-
vile on Mouton's train, Saturday.
Tomorrow will be Easter Sun
day, the brightest day of the year.
Miss Cramer of New iberia was
the guest of Mrs. Geo. George a
part of this week.
r. Henderson of Perry was a pas
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eager for u rouad trip to iberia
last Saturday.
F. Bonin's is the place to GO 70
when looking for fresh groceries
and Gne frnits.
Moses Fischer not only sells the
I cheapest goods i'll South West Louis
lana, but the best.
Dr.. I. R. Gayle went to Iberia
n Sunday 10 see his mother" We
hope he had o good time.
NJ. L. Eldredgs OF Eldridge Plant.
alton went to iberia on last satar-
day and returned the same deg.
The S1Ath Western Building AS
soiiasion Of New Orleans has had
an agent in Town soliciting stock.
Monday will be ell elton day. Be
sure 10 vote For the men ahp have
The interest Of yniir town ut heart.
Jos. Nnncz is having his licttse
repaired, it will be occupied by Sins
on ct Leblanc.
Mrs 3. w. Gaspard left here Sat.
nrday morning for a visit 10 friends
aud relatives in ~Jeanere,te, return
lug Monday.
Jos. \. Clargors rs was ID at
tendance at court this week being
of counsel for the plaintiff in the
Scott-Leonard suit.
Q. Bourque one Of orr largest
and most enterprising merchants
left Sunday for New Orleans where
he goes to lay in a spring stock.
Sheriff A. l.. Leblanc left We'd
ncsday morning for Baton Rouge,
taking with him Jim Hn rris and
Richard Trice, couvicts Of this term
Of court.
Mrs Sidney j. Massicot of New
Orleans WHO isa daughter Off. H
Flory Of this parish, last Tuesday
lost her little daughter Leila Marie
aged FIVE years.
Alexa ndre Castro, an old resident
of Couley kinnev was stricken with
approplexy last Saturday night and
has remained speechleas and IN a
critical condition ever since.
Later he died and was buried
Friday
Mre VIZ n Wh;.a 49, N.o w n
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Remember that N. Fischer ear
ries a fine assortment Of gentIemen's
furnishing goods and notions and
sells at prices which cause the peo-
pie to marvel.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

The happy home Of VIM. Cade
has been made more charming by
the addition of a little daughter
who was born last Sunday. Mother
sud babe are doing nicely.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01


The sentencing OF Conner Rob-
inson and JOS. Boudreanx TO the
parish Jail by Judge Allen is univer-
sally considered as wise az mild,
Beth boys are young, neither mai
cious aud the punishment wilt no
doubt prove az effectual in lettering
them from violating the law in the
future a. If they had been sent 10
the penitentiary.
The farmers of the South have
been told time and time again that
! there is money Id a diveraity of
! crops and III The cultivarisn of fruits
and small crops. A correspondent
ol the Alexandria Town Talk wri d
! ing to that paper on tho s%utject says
I hare three Damsom plum trees
that produced ten bushels OF fruit
last year. and which / sold for $3
per bushel. They are planted six
teen feet apast; At that rate it would
take Ito trees per acre. An acre
producing as above would yeitd
$l70. Ny trees have been planted
ten years, and have produced thres
crops.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Claude Brookshier left sunday in
company with Defrance Dutel for
Morgan City whittier they went to
get a steam tug to be used in the
Vermilion River trade.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Olivier Broussard, mi of Our
home boys who is o doing a -four.
ishing business il Rayne as a drug,
giat, came over on the train Sunday
aud spent d few days III town.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Our efficient Deputy Assessor,
JOS. R. Legnenec. has purchased a
handsome safety wheel and now
saves many steps by working the
treadles.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Yesterday $50 acres Of land on
the line between Vermilion and La
fayette parishes sold for SIS per acre
at the partation sale Of Winston
Jones VS.. NJ. E. Winston.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Jos. \. Chargols Esq was ID at
tendance at conrt this week being
of counsel for the plaintiff in the
Scott-Leonard suit.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

The poetic contributions to bet
April number of Fetter's Magazine
lFettet and Shober, louisville Kv.)
are unusually good. George Griffith
Fetter, Heileman Wilson, w. H.
Field. Will e. Thompson and St.
George Best are among the contri-
butors.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Mrs. Philbert Revillon of Lake
Arthur, aecompaL1e ed by her sister
Miss Marthe Laurents, is in town
this week and is the guest Of Mot her
Anne of Mt. Carmel Convent.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Monday will De el, elton day. Be
sure 10 vote FOR the men ahp have
The interest Of ynlir town ut heart.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Mrs w. D. White and Mrs W. B.
White and daughter. came over
from Abbevelle yesterday, o n q shop
ing trip, aud returned On tue after
noon train Daily IheriaH.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

The SoAth Western Building As
sodiasion Of New Orleans has had
an agent III Town soliciting stock.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Jos. Nuncz is having his house
repaired, it will be occupied by Sins
Oh ct Leblanc.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

The charming Miss Zalme Brous-
sard Of Lake Simmonette spent the
latter part of this week in town The
guest Of Miss Ella Trahan.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Mrs e. w. Gaspard left here Sat.
nrday morning for a visit 10 friends
aud relatives in Jeanere,te, return.
lug Monday.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Mrs. l.. J. Feray left Wednesday
morning for Orange. Texas. where
she goes to visit her sister Mrs.
Noemi Broussard.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Mr.. Darling the leweler has got
in his shop and opens up with a
fnely assorted stock of watches.
clocks and jevelry.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

NJ. L. Eldredgs OF Eldridge Plant.
alton went to iberia on last satar-
day and returned the same deg.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Mr and Mrs John Morgan Of
Prairie Greig are the proud parents
Of a botacing boy who was born last
Monday the Goth. Carbohydrates
says these little happenings make
him begin to feel old.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Pecan trees have begun to bud go
now there is no danger Of Frost.
The old ones say the pecan never
gets caught.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Miss Katie Rose Of Fausse Polnte
was in tpwn yesterday, Miss Nora
Kibbe Of AbhevilIe, returned will
her to the upper Teclte. where she
will remain for several days Daily
Iberian.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Q. Bourque q Of orr largest
and most enterprising merchants
left Sunday for New Orleans where
he goes to lay in spring stock.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

A.. C. Giles, manager Of til,
1eche and Vermilion TelephonI
Co put up a line from the towl
Office to lie express office.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

The | & Railroad can't afford
a telegraph line but they r this
week making connections with
Hoggsetts telephone line. The
posts are being set and were strung
from E. Mouton's stable to the de
pot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
2[usIdnoifhes Dermii6tes.

Ser Sultan bat bon einem fran5Oiti6en
@elebrten INT BEN 8retS bon 5000 Sfunb
STERLING stpet Gpiiteln sefauft, Die BON
BEN bobitei NutorttGten alS Srt9tnaltperfe
bes 8ropbeten Mahomeb be5et6net tperoen.
Die Nufftnbung bieier @piiteln tptro ullter
ben muGamebanii9cn @Ldubt9en un@
stpetfelbaft sroBes 9tufleben erre9en. =
OaS Sber9ericbt bat baS llrtbetl bes
britii9en @eri9tes gu gofObama in Saben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
Ordoifhes Gn6e.

Sin er16lttern6cr Selbftmorb trug ft6
Oonnerfta9 8ormittag I'm 10 11br in benz
6auie $50. 1853 ¨eDitr. Su. SIM 3uz
itanbc 3citi9er @eiites9eftOrt6eit eriboB fi6
Der baielbit pobnen6e S6mic0 &arl @1gle1
Bert, 6rau unb Z &inber binterlaiienb. ST
bate nod AM Sage 8upor bic Nusfteaung
belucbt, Bate eeitern Wor9en nit ben Sci
nigen, cbne boB Elm a~uffGuen6es 8eneDmen
all ibm pabr9enommen peroen tonnte, DaS
6riibftiid cingenommen un6 cine Stunoe
ipdter Die entlebltcbe Shat begangen. &ur3
porbcr tpanbelte CT raitlos i'm 6aufe alf
unb ab unb le9te bierbei Elm 10 territories
gSeien an Den Sag, baB feline 9eGn9itete
Srau ietnen 8ruoer fommen lief. Setne
Sdnbe in Sic 60be tperfenb, fling CT plobz
lt3 at, tire gu reben, 5o9 etnen Geooloer
aus ber Iaibe un6 ~feuerte, ebe CT bteran
berbtnbert tperoen tonnte, in ra1der Nuf>
einan6erfol9e atpet S6Iiie gegen 8ruit
unb &opf. Ser Sob trat auf Der Steue
Elm. Die bon benz Selb1tmorb in &enntz
niB geiebte 8oli3et Ser 8. Chicago Npe.
Station lieB bic 2eidbe na3 Sigmunb's
Morsue, SO. 1872 90. Chicago &oc., beforz
bern. Sopeit b%efannt, batten SAINT
lien : ltnannebmIi6feiten ben @emiitbsz
3uitanb bes geritorbenen in Der leBten 3ett
beunru6t9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
aaaderhtde auteots staats- aatnna, astoattae, 80, @ktober 1898.

beS observation-disclosures Der Yentnz
litlaz uno Oriental : 9ampfibiftfdbrts1
@eleuibaft sesen Die 9fe9ierung pon Sapon
unlgcitoBcn. @s banoelt iicb babel UNI
foLgenben SAT-: Nm 30. Jtouember porigen
Sdbres itieB Der Oampfer u&auenna",
@igentbum Der genannten @cfeui6aft, I'M
Sn1elmecr BON Sapan nit benz bon Trdnt>
reicb nad eSapan untertpcgs bctnoltden
neuelt iapa1,tlcben Sprpeooboot yGbiibtma7
rufan" 5ulammen. 2eBtcrcs lonf lt11o
90 SfftSiere unb Watroien ertranfen.
Die y0tapenna" nurbe fart beibdotgt.
Die @eleQlbaft macbt Ben &apttdn oes
Torpebobootes fit BEN 3uiammcnftoB
bera1tiportIieb uno Derlan9t bon ber
iapanil6en 9tegierung @riaB flir Die Soften
Der Geparatur ibres 9ampfers. Oas 0ez
rt6t 3u Oofoboma mics Die &lage alb, oas
britiicbe Sbergeri6t bat nun aber bic Gnt7
MISUNDERSTANDING fit 5ulGiitg erflGrt,
un6 mirb Die britil9e Gegierung nun oics
leIbe BET Sapan anbdrgtg. macben mul1en.
Der @ouperneur BON gSarlcbau, General
@ourfo, Lic9t auf Ben SOB erfranft bar
nteoer. = Gs tpir6 b~eridtet, oaB oas S6tft
uSram", melcbeS it6 unter Dem 8efebIe oes
Capt. Nanien auf elmer arttii6en @rz
foricbungSfabrt befanb, inter ben Sis
bergen bes n0rolicen Sibiriens D~erloren
ge9an9en lit. Die Nadbrt6t tpurbe Don eincm
ausS tbirten MISUNDERSTANDING iberz
bra6t. 9erielbe iagt, Dab Der Sram bon
eincm Samoiebcn 3piiben ben @isbergen in
bei6dotgtem 3uitanoe 9eleDen tDorDen lei.
Die 8aQ Wfou @asette %bebauptet, baB
N~anlen tit Si6erbeit iet, aber iein S3tff
p%erloren babe. $50 er it5 iebt b%efinoet,
miro nicbt geiagt, nocb miro erflart, tpesz
balb man iicb nod ni6t nit Tim III Ser
.binbung gelcbt bat. Sbglet6 oaS @eriicbt
augemetn beiproben miro, miro bemielben
bob fein @lauben geibenft. - Ser Stem
gorfer v0orlb" nirb BON Guatemala be-
rjbtct, baB fir bas gan5c 2anb bas StanOz
re6t nerfilnbet tporben lit. Die Gegierung
mabt militdrtibe &iitun9en, un6 giebt
ais @runb baiiir an, baB ic einen
9tn9rtff bon San Salbabor befiir6tet.
gfa9 8 l1br N6enbs oarf iiB Ntemanb
obne NusmeiS in ben StraBen seigen, unb
obne GrlaubniB pirb Niemanbem g%eitaltet,
bas 2anb gu perlalien. Die @eibdite iinb
in Solge Bet Gnttpertbung Oes Silbcrs gum
Stiaitanb gebra6t. @e6iel auf SEEM gorf
lteben auf 90; Die 3Ole unb bic P%erlonalz
iteuer iinO g~clttegcn unb Bic &aufleute broz
ben, tire @ei6aftc SIT iblieBet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
6~ehetmnifpouer Selbfmor6.

Auf Dem 6euboben bes v@rano 9acific"
2eibltaIes 50 8aciftc Qlpe. tpurbe 0onnersz
tag Wtorsen nm II l1br Die 2eibe zines UNI
9efGbr 30 Sabre alten Wannes gefunben.
Wian ninlmt an, baB Der Gobte Selbitmorb
begtng, ba man neben ibm einen 8rief fol-
genben Sn0altes fanb: r6rau Sennie
Sbompion, Septon, Gebar County, Soma
Sa9en sic Sarab unS @tbeI, baB ib ibrer
bis gum leBten AtDemsuge 9ebacbt babe"
@eor9e.
Muf Ser anberen Seite bes 8rief6oaens
ftanO v8ena9ri6tiaen Sic meinen 8rlber.
@r 1T @ciAdftsfibrer Der Sirma Spartins
& 60. in 9etroit, Wtid. unS betBt Sames
Seller. Wtein Nanle lit George Seller"
Ser Sobte mar in benz 2eibitaa be-
f9dftist, peribpanO aber pl0blib am
lebten Srettag. Nuf tpel6e gSeiie ct. Ben
Selbitmorb bemerfitcaigte, lit nibt b%etannt,
bocb permutbet man, baB ct itcb pergtftcte.
Die 2eibe lit nacb BET County Moreue ses
bracbt worben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
Staot Chicago.
Gin fauberes Rleeblatt.
Der nloroer Bert Qoun9 uno feline nit ihrn
perhafteten 6enoGen haben nod anbere
Ghaten auf Dem Kerbbol5.

Gin 6eiperates @crbre6er>Grto lit onz
I9elneno NIT bet 8crbaftung 8ert Ooung'S,
bes M0rOers bon 9conbarO SObnion, unO
leiner bctbeit Gompltcen birgfeit un6 por@
lGuftg unibdblicb 9cmacbt iporben. 2ue
bret 9aben 5ue.ft ftn9irte -9tamen an, bocD
lit Bic Sbentitdt Stpeier BON iDnen iebt feit=
geiteut moroen. goung 11allnte it3 3uerit
Srant Smitb, 9eita16 a6er ipGter Elm, 8ert
Ooung au beiBen, pdbrenb Der Mann,
mel6er it9 suerit Gearion nanntc, ipdterz
bin %bebauptete, baB iein Nome Burneu iet.
9ienitag Nabmittag fur5 nab bret 1lbr
D~erlangte Nrcbte 90. GampbeI, SbaBz
meifter unb SccretGr Der Gontroctoren@
Sirma MurboG & Campbell, bic @efange>
men 3u 1eben uro %erfldrte, na6oem ct faunt
Ooung unb Burneu in'SNuge gefaBt bate,
0aB oiele bielelben 9crlrncn ieien, melde
i'm am IL. Sftober, NbenbS s l1br, an
@lblanb 8oulcpar6 unb GongreB Ctr.
iiberfanen un6 beraubt bGtten. Gr mar
nicbt i'm Stan6e, @uiS gu ibentiftctren,
pelber nit goung uno 8urneu bcrbaftet
nurbe. Ser lleberfaa, auf nel6en fib
9err Campbell be3iebt, trug iid, ME err
innerli6 letn tptrO, in 6er Metle gu, 6aB
aus einem 3 GeriGnen enthaltenben 8ug9n
pl0Bli6 5tpet Wdnner ipranger, tpelcbe ibr
Spfer inter nor9ebaltenem GeoolDer UNI
feline STA entbaltenbe 8Drie unb iGmmtz
li6e S6mufio6en beraubtcn uno barauf
wteber in pouem @alopp baDonia9ten.
&aum bate 6err Campbell bic Statton
~berlafien, ais Elm Qlnoerer, tpelcber ebenz
fats auBer9etp0bnIides Sntereiie an ben
@efangenen an ben Sag legte, oielelbe SIT
iebcn miini6te. $. g. Goop BON 119
6arrilou Str, tbentiftcirte iotpobL goung
mie Burnen ais ~bieientgen, melcbe tbn am
g(benO beS II. Sftober an Wilcor 9(pe.,
9egeniiber Der Numrner 983, ilberfielen unb
l~einer 8aari6aft ipie aub i~eil1er 1l6r be-
raubten. gtoop mar gang poittiD in ietnen
8e6auptungen, oaB Ooung Das faltc S3teBe
eiien Dor feline Stirn sebalten babe, tpGbz
renb 4urneQ feline Saiben bur6pIblte.
@u6 BET bieier @elegenbeit fannen Die
StroBenrduber nit etnem 8uggp porge=
gefaDren ur6 iu3ten init bemlelben ibr Sell
in Der Slucbt. Capt. Sartnett 6e9t auBerz
benz BEN bcltimmten 8er6acbt, baB Ooung
uno Burnea bieielben 2eute fi1b, tpel6e
bot bret Iagen ben Scbanfwirtb 6uaer BON
1925 Nrcber 9lne. beraubten unb Dem g oliz
silten Sreo. Gung BON ber 8rigbton>St a
tion bret &useLn int Nrm unb 8eine
iagten. Nuerbin9s lit teiner bon bielen
8eiOen i'm Stanbe, Die 8erbafteten gu
ibentificiren, ba bieielben bor ibrem lteberz
faa ibr @eiibt porli6tiser @eiie nit MoS
fen Derbiut batten, @8 lit nidbt aussez
i9lolien unb lo9ar tpabri6einlicb, baB nod
anbere l1ntbaten an bas 2idbt fommen tpers
ben, BEL pelden Die @efangenen cine
6auptrole gelpielt babcn. 0ieIeLben itnb
ser bieitsen 9olisei unbetannt unb toni
men nacb oeren 9lnitbt BON austoarts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30

0ie 9tnseisen pom 9oob'S @arlopariGa Iinb
9eitibt auf @nlpfebluu9en, wel6e in Der ST.
nan5welt obne 3O9erll acceptirt merben mir
ben. Sie er3ablen nns, mas wabr 1T, 1tdm=
lid 6oob'S &uren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30

9Oob's pilem betIen 9eberlet6en, @e1b:
E..L4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-30
DOCTOR SWEANY,
benz aroBen@elebrten u. bepanberten9 pe3taliiter.

ueH gEDRenVeleDEIeH
&atarrb Seble. Surge. Seber, SpspepIia, nnperbait.
Ii0telt nnb aae ErantDeiten, peibe Die GIn9etoeloe. Oc"
Wfo9en Il. (. ID. beeiuflufien: 9iarrboe, 9DlenfeTg q:
WIWt= Ml0 S3aNt : &rantbeiten, Sel6lpnre, SledeH'
Ptmples, ScropbcIn, @Iutpergtftl1g,. S1tparen, Glep'
ten, AusItIa9 uno ale &ei0en, bic bnrdD el1te nnrelne
BlutmtI1ung %entftebet, merOet aug benz SD1felh pou'
itdnotg aus9eIbleben.- gttetetas GtttO Nttt=Sf9nnes
Sdp0fer 9titten, Seitenitebett, 8au9peb rno Sl9lens
bei6Derben, GoB i'm urn, @6nter3en nnb 81 Dollft9es
Woiierlo1ler, BriobtI6e &raufbett lrto ale Slalen'
beI1peroeu beiber Sei0leHter. = Uegct'tc &rantgeth
ten, Gtrifturen, Srtpper, @onlenfluB, SgpDtltS.
9pDrpceIe, 9oricpcele, @eret5tbeit, @eitipulit.
@dNpdbe ber Oreane unb 9dmDrrboibert, SiiteiM 1lno
Srub I1nell 9eDeiit Dbne S9mer5et. Uersorene@ taits
neStr0ft un6 ale balnit perbuHoenen &etben 1ur 1un9!e
!ofpobI, mic ii I Ser 0 II II ! m . r9e19[ LIS
tenen after, eine 6peSialit6t. Die l6redlI1tten
SDlgen BON frlD5ettigen ansI1rettli19eH Derlrlo9eH
Sbpdde, nerpDieS unDermD9en. lta0tllGe Ss'
gtGBun9en, erldDpTenbe A6fubr, Musl1la9. .Surnus
ge3o9enbeit, 8erluIt Der Gner9ie, S1tpade oes &orpers
nnb beS @eDirl18, bic ieoen WtenIhen unfdDl9 1nr gu.
blum. @el6QIt nnb 9eirotb MAIDEN, foeroeE III leneE
g8eTe nit ME Derfebleuben1 @rf0lg bebonoelt -
Die oon ibreu. benz 8efGledt onbon9enoe1 pteleIt SeI0en
6eloiti9t merben. Dirb fi6ere 9lllfe. SdretOt Hoer
Sure Seioen, luertlt S1r nlGt III Der StaDt fDoQHt XuH.
icnbe iinb in iDrer Mobnung bnrD BrletDe9lel 9eDettt
pprbet, unS Qraueicn fuerben auI rnteriu6un9e11 BIN
9eionot. Setlung piro gorortlrt.
Gin tpertDppaer acknowledgment" totro
frei an 4erlunen 9eianbt, Die lns tbre Sel9tperoen NIT
tbeiletI.
SeiGdftsftunber BON 8 bis IL 11br gprnlitta9s, z bis D
lbr 9ta9mittogS un0 Z big 8 ubr NbenoS.
9umerfnn9: Ntan obrefiire ale SrIeTe oh
DIR. r. L. SWEANY,
S23 Gtate Gtr., (ede GousreB Strl GBicagc, SD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-12
wonKHp rHNM EoR MONEY.

How BlaCk-Eyed Widow Procured
Money from Easy Dupes.
New YopE, June lO-Chief PostofIice
Inspector James, OF New York City,
Samuel p Kyle, OF Syracuse, of the
United States marshal's Office, and AL
bert o'Neil, deputy United States mar
shall OF Albany, have between them
run to earth and arrested black.eyed
widow who has been using the mails
and the matrimonial agency papers to
get money out Of gullable westerners,
She was brought before United States
Commissioner rockingham at Albany,
yesterday, and, unless she can get
$1,000 bail, will 90 to Jail,
This interesting widow ia between
forty.tlve and fifty years old, but for u
year she has been regularly engaging
herself under the name OF Bessie h.
Rivers and Emma j. Waters to any
number OF mon in the west who have
answered her advertisements for huq.
band. After they answered her she
would keep up correspondence with
them until, one way or another, she
heeced them out OF anywhere from S.
to $40. When they ran dry they heard
no more from Miss Rivers or Miss
Waters.
She usually pleaded poverty and
asked the prospective bridegroom for
money to buy a few necessary articles,
such as trunk or pNrasol, and also
for money to pay her fare west. She
offered to exchange photographs with
the intended husbands, and sent as her
likeness picture OF come young girl
half her age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-12

THERE is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced it q local disease, and pre-.
scribed local remedies, and by con.
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitu-
tional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. j. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only consti-
tutional cure on the market. 1t Is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucoua surfaces OF the sys.
TEN. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. o.
'E4"sold by Druggists, Zoe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-12
RIlLLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local Nows and Gossip from
tho Glnss City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
The old horse car line will BIO discon-
tinued in this city after to-day. For
more than twenty years this enterprise
has existed at times in rather precar-
eous state, and at no time was 1t pay.
ing Investment, yet 1t now gives place
to the more modern mode OF transit,
and as soon as the track can be laid
electric cars will be run. The old horse
car line never made dollar for its
projectors, nor did those who finally
bought it in under the hammer ever
realize what 1t cost them. That the
electric road will be better patronized Is
a certainty, but ii is debNtable ques.
ton whether 1t can be made to pay for
years to como. But Bellaire and this
side OF tho river is to be congratulated
upon the establishment OF such line.
The dispute about landing for the
steamer Il. Z. Phillips has reached the
United. States district court at Columbus
in two forms. One is suit by the
ferry people, wherein they obtained
Judgment Of one dollar against the
Phillips, and thus had their right to
the exclusive privilege OF the landing
established by the lower court, and the
other is in the form Of indictments
against employees Of the ferry owners
for obstrucing the Ohio river by putting
in piCkets along the road to the landing,
thus cutting off all others from coming
in upon that road.
The children'a day services at the
various churches hero yesterday were
all we'll attended and ut the Presby.
terrain, Methodist and DeCiples churches
the Sunday school rooms were fragrant
with the odor OF natural flowers aud
were tastefully decorated with the ma
tional colors and ivy, The exercises
consisted OF scriptural readings and
songs by the children and talks by tho
pastors and suporintendents.
Tho property Of John W. Coulson, on
tho corner Of Union and Thirty-sooond
streets, was sold by tho assignee, James
q. Tallman, esq, Saturday, Tor 5000.
This was good price, as II was up.
praised at only $4,000. DR.. L. W.
Muhloman was tho purchaser Tho
Knights Of Pythias, which lodge has
decided to build a block Of their own in
the city, were among the bidders.
Tho Golden Eagle picnic at Belmont
Grove Saturday was big one. Tho
steamer Eliza II, had picnic barge
aud all tho available space on the boat
crowded bringing them back at night.
There was an alarm Of fro yesterday
afternoon aud the department was
called TO tho Baltimore & Ohio round
house, but no damage was done.
The Knights OF Pythias held memorial
services yesterday afternoon and turned
out very largo crowd, headed by
lleatheringlon's brass band.
Thomas T. Shelly las sold to the
Libby glass company recipes for col.
ored glass to ba used at tho Worlds Fair,
Ek.Marshal d, Q. Shepherd Ia home
from the Worlds Fair, aud will proba.
bly, remain here.
Mr. o. o. Kolly Ia homo from a trip
through tho gas reglona Of Indiana.
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