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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27
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ssNo es cierto que los autonomistas de San
Lorenzo yayan las urnas en- las pr6ximas cleo
clones para Concejales Aqu{ Sc respeta y Sc
acata Al Dlrectorio del Partido, ning1n autono-
nista depositar4 su voto en- las urnas. LA hnica
nota discordante es ell Alcalde, protejdo de y ba-
rri. que en- las pasadas eecciones de diputados
no votando 81 por estar afliado dicho partldo
dei6 cesante al cabo de la guardia municipal, ex-
ceiente cumplidor de sus deberes, y hoDrado pa
Dire de famllia por que no quiso dar sus voto al
cunero seiior Alfau. A prop6sito del cabo de Ia
Guardia municipal 1Sera cierto que 81 Excmo
Sr. Gobernador General orden6 Ia reposici6n de
dicho empleado, que e alcalde hizo caso omiso
de la orden superiori No es creible tamaho de-
aacato la primera autoridad. Lo que 81 es cierto
es que ell pobre cabo continda cesante, observan-
do un riguroso ayuno fuera de tiempo pu6s nj
aun le han satisfeeho sns haberes. - On vecsno.
Ell domingo 1ltimo falleci6 en- Puerta de
TERRA Ia apreclable virtuosa sehorita Car
men Cabrera y Quinones, persona que 60
zaba de merecidas slmpat1as entire las cue
la trataron. Enviamos nuestro mas sentido pc
same toda su ahigida fsmiia.-R. ]. 2.
Don Casimiro Heras, catedratico de Ia Els
cuela Normal, nos ha enviado un peso para H.
suscrici6n alberta favor de la madre del Sar-
gento Hermorsilla.
Retreta esta Docne por la banda de Volun
10 Pasodoble de cornetas "Ecos de Cali
lic1a," Anglada-2.O Sardana de la Opera "t5a.
rin", Bret6n.--3.o Concertante final 20 de Ia
Opera "Poliuto", Donizetti 40 Fantasia Ope.
ra "La Eztrella del Norte," Meyefber. So Pa
ga Gale de la Zarzuela "Las Hijas del Zebedeo,
Chapf 60 Scena C6mica Zarzaela "Cadiz", !,
Chueca 10 Danza, "Inhuencla del Arte, "
Campos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27

Sc sufri6 I'M error de GAIA en- Ell suelto que
publicamos anteayer anunciando la p6rdida de
unos biIetes de Loterfa en- Aguadilla, por don
Jose do Ia Cruz. In vez del ndmero 1856, Sc
dijo 1859; en- vez de 8,l67, Sc dijo S,163.-
Que conste ash
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27

dc recibr nuy atenta fecha Mayo La afamada
preparation Emulsion Scott reputation ha sd
La he sado connuare usandoa toos los casos para
fes resutados odo que magnidco preparado tens
desde luego mi humide enthusiastic acogida Soy dc
ustedes Ia mayor consideration gracas su hnu-
nura atento g. &. d. b. e. m.-Dr. sscasimiro Vega
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27

DON Fructuoso Perez SO ha encontrado me.
dio billete de la Loterla Provincial. El que 10
hsys rerdido puede pasar 4 recogerlo en- Cangre.
jos en- el domicilio del cicho sehor. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27
VARIEDADES

CERECEDO HERMANOs 7 COMPANIA,
ofrscen: Leche condesada, Galletas de aqua, Cho
Rios estremefos, Aqua de .sSan Hilario",
5ardinas rellenas con jam6n, Aqua de Mondariz
muy frasca, Vino de "San Rafael, ,Harina Lactea.
da Nestle, Suiza, Jalea pasta de guayaba de Is
Habana, Queso de almendras, Sirops de frutas,
Amargo de Apgostura legftino, Cigarros ciga.
rr1llos de la Habana marca y "Partagas", Puros
superiores de Cayey. 81 s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27

va Sc estan litografando las invitaciones pa
70 el banquete IS. "A. los Infantes que hara
ol ssefor Gobernador en- nombre del Municipio
Y prop6slto, dichas invltaciones SO haran con
ligeras adiciones, las personas que designamos
hace un par de dfas. Solo seran invltadas las
senoras de los cabaleros que componen Ia Junta
de Autoridades. La sefiora esposa del General
Segundo Cabo no podra aaistir, por raz6ns del
luto mUy reciente que lleva.
Por vapor Y Jove, Sierra se han despachadb
por 81 puerto de esta Capital, sacos Isl kills
cafe para la Peninsula, l,0l0 sacos ll6, SIG XII s
sx6car y cuarterola de aguardiente. n
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la empezado levantarse hoy en- la calle de
San Francisco, esquina la de Ia Cruz 81 arco
de triunfo costeado por el Comercio de esta Ca
pital en- honor de los Infantes de Espana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27

Sigue en- esta Audlencla de 10 c Criminal cada
da con concurrencia, la ruidosa causa Sc
guida contra los senores Galihanes, Cuebas Ro
driguez Fuentes. El ndmero de testigos que ha
iecIarado y tiene aun que declarar es extraor
dinario La opinion pdblica slgue con interes
este proceso del cual hemos dicho "a que nos
ocuparamos con detalles. Ese@"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27

Dicen de Toa-baja que hace tres dias se ce.
lebro en- el Juzgado municipal iuicio contra nm
guardia actuando como juez 81 suplente (que es
el deposltario de fondos municipales), sin que
estuviera ausente 81 propietario nj hubiese hecho
entrega del juzgado. Sc nos suplica lamar 30.
bre el particular la atencion del activo iuez de
Vegabaja.
a las 10 de Il manana de hoy no habla lle-
gado ning1n cablegrama anunciando Ia salida de
los Infantes, de Canarias.
Dicen que ha vueIto deaenchinarse un tro
20 de la recien reenchinada Gale de Ia Fortaleza
Adn parece que no hemos podido llegar Ia dlti.
ma eDchinadura
Ha empezado 4 levantarse hoy en- Ia calle de
San Francisco esquina La de la Cruz, 81 arco
de triunfo costeado por el Concrete de esta Ca
pital en- honor de los Infantes de Espans.
Aver Sc vendlelon en- completeness en- esta
Capital 100 sacos aadcar "a Coastancsa & $685.
comprados por Jose T. Silva-7O idem idem iden
4 $5.37z comprados por sobrino de Izquierdo
y C.a--Y 81 bocoyes hacienda yasamita $4.o2
comprados por Lopez vislaml y Ca.
81 programa que SO segalra para el recibi.
mientc do los lnfantes sera el siguiente, supo-
nlendo que Ia entrada Sc efecthe en- las primeras
horas de Ia mafiana
Cuando el villa sefale el vapor Resna Ma.
ria Cysstina Sc haran disparos de canon, con
AuGOsS0lUS uO 1 Iu4uuGU. 0u u CdSGlllO Q0 S8N
Crlstobal, para que sirva de aviso. AL pasar ell
yapor por la barra del puerto Sc hara una saliva
de 2l canonazos en- Ia baterfa de San Agustfn
El desembarque Sc efectuar4 Ia hora que mar
quen s. s. A. A. On cuyo acto habra otra saliva
de 81 disparos en- San Cristobal El desembaroue
Sc hara por el templete g. SO levanta en- la d&rsena
los botes on carnage descubierto subiran los
Infantes cornitlva por la puerta de Espaha y
GALES de la Tanca, San Francisco y Cristo hasta
la Catedral, donde Sc cantarA un solemne Ie-
Deuns. Terminado este SO encaminaran al pala
clio del Gobernador por las GALES del Cristo y
Fortaleza. AL llegar al palacio SO hara otra sal
va de 81 canonazos en- la bateria de San Agus
tin. Las tropas, bandas de mdsicas comisio
mes, bajaran la Marina cuando el vapor pase la
barra, sirviendo de senal Ia primera saliva de 81
disparos. Una vez en- 81 palacio los Infantes
desflaran las tropas por frente de aqu6l en- CO.
umnas de honor, y despues tendra lugar la re-
cepci6n Official. A Ia una de Ia tarde, gran ban
quete en- el Ayuntamiente; por la tarde excur.
sion Riopiedras On tren especial del tranvfa y
oor la noche las ocho media gran serenata,
fuegos arti6ciaes 6 iluminaci6n en- Ia Marina.
DON Fructuoso Perez Sc ha encontrado me.
II 10 ln%o do IL mi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27

Henos sabido con guslo que no dilatar4 en-
publicarae en- la sGaceta Ofcial', una interesante
circular del Gobierno General referente hygiene
particular verdaderamente descuidado de una
manera lamentabla en- TODD el pals principal
mente en- esta Capital, donde puede decirse que
SO vive de milagro. Muchos aplausos merece ell
sefior Gobernador por las pruebas inequ1vocas
que viene dando del interes que Sc toma por el
oienestar progreso de la provincia. Els precise
ser inexorabe en- las cuestiones de hygiene con
mas razcn en- estos momentos que estamos anne
nazados de epidemias como ell c6lera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27

Aver Sc vendleIon en- competencia en- esta
Capital 100 sacos azdcar "a Constancsa & $5.3 .35,
comprados por Jose T. Silva-7O idem idem idem
$5.37a comprados por Sobrino de Izquierdo
y C.a--Y 50 bocoyes hacienda Juamsta & $40
comprados por Lopez Vilamil ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27

,!., IL ?s,ta b. s. =. .'.s. r.,,. :. !. Iss,
cipso album lujosamente encuadernado con 30
vIstas en- fototipia de diferentes sitios de la Ca
pital de Puerto Rico. 81 ejemplar vale un peso
CON cincuenta centavos. Dirijirse don f. 10,
PEI CEPERO, Fot6grafo, Capital. 3O-24
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27
MedicO H0noe6D0to

UUCtUl UudUUll ofrece sus servicios al pdbli.
do, dentro fuera de esta Capital Consultas, de
81 10 de la mafana.-C ale de San Francisco,
r5dmero 52-bajos. s
Cuando sun hombre muere sin SECURE, SO
dice: lqu6 lastimal I'd no guerra. 81 anna su
r4ujer & sus hijos. que esa exclamation sea
pkonunciada sobre Ia tumba de usted. La name,
RI de evitarlo es tomar una POLKA en- Ia "New
York. Lifts Insurance Company" Dirijase gu
q agente don Luis Sanchez Morales, 81 le explicarA
oil sistema de p6lizss tontinas que tan buenos re-
sul&ados estan produciendo en- esa Compahfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27

Don Casimiro Heras, catedratico de Ia III
cuela Normal, NOS ha enviado un peso para
suscrici6n alberta favor de la madre del Sal
gento Hermorsilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27

Dicen que ha vueIto desenchinarse un tr
20 de la recien reenchinada Gale de Ia Fortalez
Adn parece que no hemos podido llegar Ia Ill
ma enchinadura
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los Sres. cOmerciQntes

E que suscrbe aumno que fu6 del reputable Professor
He contabdad Mercan don Ignacio Gulot ofrece case
Aterna noctuna de dicha asignaura de Geograa Ga
fnatca casteana los mancebos que des6en utzaras.
la cae de la Luna nm 4S principal JUAN j. CoLoN 149
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-27

A las 10 de Ia manana de hoy no habia lie
gado ningdn cablegrama anunciando la salida
los Infantes, de Canarias
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Retreta esta nocne por la banda de Volun
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02
BREAKFAST BUDGET,

The Bruce telescope. built in Cam
bridgeport Mass, and which is now
nearly ready for mounting, will be set
up by Professor Pickering, OF Harvard
University, at Arequlpa, Peru, in the
heart OF the Andes, as the most eligible
spot for the purpose in the universe.
A new set of studios are being built
on the roui OF Cooper union In New
York for the use OF the women of the
art school Of that great institution.
These new studios will practically
double the accommodations.
There arc in New York exclusively
jewish social clubs to the membership
OF which Gentlles arc not admitted, as
there are other social clubs. like the
Union League, which blackball Jews
who apply for membership.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Corthell ofHing-
ham, Massachusetts,, celebrated their
golden Wedding on Saturday. The al
lair took place in the same house in
which they were married and have
since resided,
Congressman Coggswell, ofMassachu-
sets, offers the following definition Of
the word gentleman in the New York
SUMS contest: "a gentleman-a man
who IL ever mindful OF the feelings of
others"
Now that, in addition to tho original
"C6autauqua," o Roman Catholic
Chautauqua has been established, q
number OF persevering Jews are MAX
ing an effort to set up jewish Ohau-
tauqua.
An unusual large egg, which contain
ed second egg with shell equally as
hard as the outer ono, was laid by hen
on the farm OF W. H. Stocks, Of Con-
tena, North Carolina, short time ago.
There is man in Portland, No., who
makes specially Of collecting steel
pens, and whose ambition is to own n
series comprising every style and make
manufactured in the world.
The largest advertisement ever pro-
duced was that OF the Glasgow NewS, on
the side OF Scottish mountain. 1t was
made Of flower beds and could be read
four miles away.
Street car conductors in Atchison,
Kas., are said to stop the cars going in
opposite directions to allow the female
passengers to greet one another and
gossip.
All waste paper in the department of
state, which 10 OF private or diplo-
matte nature, is burned in tho open
fireplace in Secretary Gresham's own
room.
A pig, with a head and face that bear
strong resemblance to those OF man,
was born on tho farm OF j. Q. Smith, at
Huntington, Indiana, recently.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"Tho Drama" by Henry Irving, is q
collection OF addresses by that great
English actor. Tho book contains four
topics: 1.-THE Stage as il TO-" "The Art
OF Acting" -Four Great Actors" and
1.-THE Art OF Acting" The most impor-
tant subject touched upon, and ono
which has created the greatest general
interest on account of iterated discus
sion, IL the morality Of theater.going.
Mr., Irving speaks on this point in the
following vein: "lf there are any, as
fear there arc few, who still talk on
this point in the old vein lot them rub
their eyes a bit, and do us the justice to
consider not what used to be, but what
is. But may there DO moral CONTAINING
ton from what is performed on the
stagoP Well, there may DO. But so
there is from books. So there may be
at lawn tennis clubs. So there may BIO
ut dances. So there may DO in connec-
ton with everything in civilized life
and society. But do We therefore
bury ourselves2 Tho anchorites &C.
cluded themselves in hormitages.
Tho Puritans isolated themselves
in consistent abstinence from every.
thing that anybody else did. Aud
there arc people now who think that
they can keep their children, aud that
those children will keep themselves in
after lito, in cotton wool, 30 aa to avoid
all temptation OF body and mind, and
DO saved uine.tonths OF tho responsible.
ity OF solf.control. All this is mere
phantasy. You must DO In tho world,
though you need not BIO Of II; and the
best way TO make tho world better
community TO DO In, aud not 30 bad o
place to ho Of, Is not to Bhun, but to
bring public opinion to boar upon Its
pursuits and ita relaxations. Depend
upon two things-thpt tho theator, as u
whole, Ia never below the average moral
sonse Of tho timo; and that tho inovi.
table demand for au Hdnixture, Mt
least, OF wholesome sentiment In every
sort OF dramatic production brings tho
ruling tone Of tho theater, whatever
drawback may Oxlst, up TO tho highest
level at which tho general morality OF
tho time can truly DO registered. - Tat
Sons & o., Union Square, NcD YorEj
FrdnE Stanton, Whecling, w Va.
1.-Two Of Them," Ia tho title given TO
o volume Of short sketches by ]. NJ.
Barrie, who 10 called tho Dickens OF
Scotland. Mr.. BarrlO'a style 10 delight
ful, his themes clean and his thoughts
pure. 1.-Two Of Them" will mako pleas.
ant summer reading. --LopeN, Cornell &.
Co, NeO York. FraHk Stanton WlIttiinQ,
w Va. '
Tho Bancroft company, Auditorium
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02
worlds FnIr Hotels.

Persons desiring to visit the Worlds
Fair should not fail to arrange for their
hotel accommodations before starting.
Having made personal inspection Of
the various hotels In the Worlds Fair
district, am prepared to furnish accom-
modations in strictly first-class hotels
andscloct boarding houses, ut reasonable
rates. BY purchasing tickets at Balti-
more & Ohio depot ticket Office, passen-
gers can have their baggage called for
and checked from private residences
and hotels to destination, sleeping cur
space reserved, &C., &c.
No matter which way you go to Chi
cage, mako your hotel arrangements,
now, with me. For further particulars
apply TO TO Burke,
Passenger and Ticket Agent B. & o. Ry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02
LoKELETs.

Amateur Plckpocket-"This purse
has in it nickel, recipe for molasies
cookies, a bent hairpin, glove button
two bridge tickets, and several samples
Of dress goods" PROFESSIONALISM
this be q lesson to you; pick 'em as
they are going into thestore, not as they
are going out."-Mew York Times.
Young Housekeeper Ito a peasant
woman who brings her eggs every week.
Ill cannot understand why your eggs
have been 80 small lately" Peasant
"Nor ]. But what can | dor Young
Housekeeper-"Why don't you leave
them little longer in the nestT-
Schalk.
Puzzled Visitor lat Indian encamp;
ment to squaw with red hair and
strangely Celtic ieatures)-"And are
you an IndianT Squaw-"No, mum
Dim the wife OF wan. 70 wor sur
prised to foind rale American here,
wasn't ye2"-Puck.
Fortune Teller TO extravagantiy
dressed girl)-Your husband will be 9
poor man unless - Maiden eagerly
unless WnubE cOTLuuc 4eHSL AVu
dress more economically after marriage
than you do now.-Harper's Basar
The girl graduate ia again in view,
and before tying to q job OF mendIng
stockings and washing the dinner
dishes che will sweetly tell US how to
conquer the whole world and Chicago,
too,-Chester Nslpa.
"Do your neiehbors keep chickensf'
asked the visitor. "No," replied the
disconsolate man who owns q garden
"they just feed 'em and keep the eggs.
We keep 'em most Of the timc."-WaSh-
in0ton Star.
"What ever possessed Miss sharpley
to marry that old Holdfast2" He was
her guardian, and she was bound to get
part Of the handsome fortune left her"
Detroit Free Press.
"Are Grabber's writings all original,
do you thlnkT Eyes; l guess the
writing is all that is, though. "-Inssr'
OC6uIh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02
PERSONAL POINTS.

According to Washington dispatch,
Miss Elizabeth Elkins, daughter of
Stephen B. Elkins, is to mary Mr..
Desha Breckinridge, son OF Congress
man Breckenridge OF Kentucky. The
wedding is to take place in the autumn.
Miss EIkins is now in Paris; she was
presented in London at tho Queens
last drawing room.
The first wife OF Brigham Young is in
Chicago with her daughter. She Is do.
scribed Us sweet, dignifed woman OF
seventy-two, OF medium size, with
gentle face, kindly gray eyes, and gray
hair drawn back over olthOr side oil her
temples.
Mr.. Charles Stewart Smith, president
OF the New York chamber OF commerce,
has left Paris for London to Join Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie on a two
weeks coaching trip through England
and Scotland.
John Burns, the London labor leader,
began his summer series OF Sunday Ice.
lures at Battersea park recently He is
said to possess an almost old fashioned
Courtess OF manner in private inter.
Course.
Governor Pattison, Of Pennsylvania,
has vetoed the compulsory education
bill passed by tho legislature on tho
ground that "iroe attendance upon free
schools seems to most boat freq poo
pie"
In accordance with m ancient family
custom, when tho late Lord PGtro was
buried forty.soven widows, ono for each
year Of his lordship's lifo, received q
loaf OF broad and a newly mintod shil.
ling
Lieutenant Nixon, tho designer Of tho
cruiser New York, Is but thirty.iour
years OF ago, lIo was graduated from
tho naval acadomy about dozen yoara
ago.
1gnaLius Donnelly Is now In his clio.
mont, having in tho Representative, the
official organ OF tho Minnesota Farmers
Alliance, newspaper all TO himself.
A son Of General labala, the CON.
nander Of tho Nlcaragunn insurgents,
is attending school In Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02

building, Chicago, are early in the field
with what bids fair to be the most
beautiful az we'll as the most practicable
reproduction Of the great exposition in
book form. The plan Is to embody in
1000 imperial folio pages, print and
pictures In tho highest style OF art, all
the prominent and representative fea-
tures, historic and descriptive, of the
grand displays, buildings and their con-
tents and surroundings, giving enough
OF every class OF exhibits fully and titly
to represent the whole, with minor
mention OF the others. The work is en-
titled 1.-THE Book OF the Fair" aud the
author Is Hubert Howe Bancroft.
JUNE MAGAZINES,
One Of the most important OF recent
contributions to medical literature, and
one OF the most interesting magazine
articles printed for many months, is the
article on "Yiyisection and Brain Sur
gerry" by DR.. W. W, Keen, Of Phila,
delphia, in the June Harpsra Nine
illustrations accompany the article,
which describes in popular language a
comparatively new field in surgery, in
which results astonishing to the lay
man have already been reached,
Tho North american Review for June is
very meaty number, Among the
most important pspers-at least the
most timely, are 1.-THE Lesson Of the
Naval Review" by Secretary Herbert;
"a Look Ahead" by Andrew Carnegie |;
"Police Protection at the Worlds Fair"
"ReforIn in the Drink Traffic." by Rev.
Rainsford, and "The Financial Outlook, +"
by Congressman Bourke Cochran, Of
New York.
The Forum for June contains n wide
range Of subiects-enough variety to
please the most exacLing reader.
Among the most notable are: "Mr,
Cleyeland's Foreign Problems" includ-
ing Hawaiian annexation, Chinese eX-
cluslon; "The Pension Problem" and
articles on educational Progress and
Reform
Bedford's lo,lhly has an attractive TIA
BILE OF contents for its June readers
Tho features are with the Chicago
Press Club" illustrated by f, Holme. a
former Wheeling newspaper man;
NAPOLEON l AS Model Husband" by
Max Maury; IA Symposium With the
Great American Diner.out," by John
Blackbridge; "Angel Pass" by William
X. Lighton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02
Clovolnnd ON pooorntlon DAY.

Washington Dispatch.
President Cleveland did not exactly
participate in the memorial day cere-
monies, but he saw the G. A. r. parade
Just the Same. True. he is not really to
blame for this, for he couldn't help
himself. In order to avoid the parade
he did not leave his country seat ior
the white house until late. but luck did
not favor the man Of destiny for once.
His carriage came rolling down Seven
teenth street just as the end Of the
parade was going up Pennsylvania
avenue past the executive mansion, and
tho coachman was obliged to stop and
Cleveland was obliged to SEQ tho veter.
ans file past. He did not see much of
the procession, and as soon as possible
he made his way to HE office and shut
himself up tight. The crowds surgod
by to tho cemeteries and strewed flowers
on the graves, but the President 70.
manned indoors preparing for his fish
ing trip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-02
Hawaiian ANNEXATION.

When Hawaiian annexation was frat
proposed it was said to be the scheme
OF the sugar planters to get a share OF
the sugar bounty. Claus spreckels, the
largest planter in that country, was de.
clared to DO the chief manipulation
In fact spreckels, next to Mr.. Nord-
hof OF the Now York Herald, seems to
be more strongly opposed to annexation
than anybody who has spoken on the
subject, The opponents Of annexation
should make haste to apologize to Mr..
sprocke!s and to give him renewed u.s.
surances OF their distinguished cousid-
Grafton.