davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-08
FLORIDA.

The colored state teachers association meets
in Ocala April 10 to IL.
There have been over rs, 600 boxes of oranges
shipped this season from Plant City.
The Export Coal Company Of Pensacola has
chartered large steamer for niue months to
DO placed in the trade between that city and
Tampico Mexico. to carry coal and general
carRoes.
Mai Gen. o. Q Howard OF the United States
army arrived at Pensacola Thursday TO pay an
Official visit to Fort Barrancas and maze
thorough inspection OF the fortress with q view
Of increasing the garrison there.
The fire at the French phosphate mines near
Anthony Tuesday night did not cause the com
psny to lose sny time toward Alag orders.
Work resumed as usual the next morning. The
total loss is placed at $500 to 5000.
The force of walters at the Tampa Bay hotel
have raised fuad with which 60 purchase a
handsome silver service It will BE- presented
to Wi liam Percvel, head waiter, as a Jesti-
mon al OF their appreciation OF his services.
At Tampa Saturday school boy, while fish
ing, caught rattlesnake that he was handling
carelessly end toog it with him to school. His
tace has become very much swollen from hand
ling . poisonous reptile and serious results
may follow.
The unfortunate sailor who fell into the hold
of the Norwegian bark Lovfald, while discharg.
ing ballast at Palafox wharf at Pensacola a few
days since and sustained severe internal in.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-08


the Or 0LzANh TlOFF the neck
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-08
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

Division of the Pittance Left in the
Ryan Failure-The Macon Wheelmen
Organize a Cuba Leg Broken by a
Texas Pony-Deeth OF a Former
Prominent Politician.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-08
sTEA MB0Ar LINES.
BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL, S, c
FOR SALE.

Ten-horse power Engine and Boiler de.
tached, second Inland. but in good condition; all
fittings complete; low price. Inquire at
G. n. GILBERT & co,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-08
Savannah, Florida and Western r;

WAYOROS1 SaORr LINE-TIME
SCHEDULE THROUGH TRAINS TO FLORIDA SOUTHER
GOING SoUTH-READ DO WF GOING NOR
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-08
Lieut.. E. ]. Drake, U. S. NJ, writes

tonic and heath restoring beverage ind JOHANN FofFS MALI
have suffered from frequent attacks of tropical feerS from exposu
lVeyS in the tropics"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-08

WANTED, merchants 70 try the benefits Of
w advertising in the "One cent a word"
columns of the MoRNINa NEwa It viii certainly
pay.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

LAS de vdo color de opao Las trenzas de sus cabeos
ruesas de color de azabache les ugaban sobre es
paldas mas eve mownento de los pies desnudos c
dados igeros. Me habIaban suma timidez; su
padre fue qulen notando ESQ., las amino dclendoIes
So msmo nlno Efran, porque venga del colegio
sabdo va mozo?" Entonces hicieron mas joviaes
enlazaban amistosanente los recuerdos de
los iuegos nfanles poderosos en- la imagination los
poetas de las mujees. Con la veez La sonomIa de Jose
Aabia ganado mucho: a1nque dejaba La barba su
ago de bbco casi todas las de anca-
debuenas cosumbres del pals donde una cabe
era y abundante le sombreaDa la tostada ancha
frente W sonrisas reveaban tranQuilidad de alma
Luisa, muer mas fez que 81 la lucha con los amos
conservaba vestr ago de la nanera antoouena s
loviadady algeria deaban comprender que estaba con
tenta con suerte. <@.~~@< 10 *-'5 ]'.'~7e<>
Jose me condujo al RIO me habl6 de sus sienbras
caceras enras yo me sumergla el remanso diafano
desdeel cual lanzaban las auas fernando peque
cascade. regreso encontramos serv1do en- Ia
6nica de Ia el provocative amuerzo Campea
ba e por todas parties: la sopa de servda
patos vdriaoa doradas arepas esparcdas SO
ore el nante Ell 1nlco eubierto del menaje esaba cru
zado soDre mi plato banco orllado de azul " ~ ~'
Mayo sent6 mis- pies con mlrada atenta pero mas
humilde que de costumbre f > =. l~. 1-j4111M
Jose remendaba atarraya mientras sus hias stas
pero yergonzosa seryan Aenas de euidado tratando
dc adiynarme los ojos 10 que spodia altare Mucho
SO haDian enbeecdo de nlnas loquas que se ha
ban hecho mujeres ohclosas. aa sst a@In asl5a3 80
ApuradoIe de espesa espumoaag leehe, postrre
de aque amaerEo patrarca Josey 20 salilh recofret
sEa6 NJ # H a nA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25
.CAPITULO K.
- -4--3 b E-r-'

A mi regreso, que hice lentamente, Ia imagen de
Maria vovio asirse memora. Aquellas soledades
lpor que hablaban de ea7 5Que haba ALI de Maria?
las sombras hdnedas Ia brsa que NOVA los folaes
e rumor del Era que yea 81 Eden pero fata
ba ella; que poa dejar de amarla aunoue no me
aspraba el perfume del ramo de azucenas sill
vestres que las hias de jose habian tornado para
pensando 20 que mereceran tocadas por los
bios de Maria asl go haban debtado pocas horas
mis- prop6sitos her6icos de la noche. ..,t~
Apenas negue casa, me dirig al costurero de mi
madre Maria estaba ella mis- hermanas Sc habian lido
q, pals lugar que panaos6n que
% cuRdipsmsrea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25
-I0CION ANTIHERPE9'ECA

Es meJor para curar los herpes guitar s
pcazon en- monento de apcarla. La "Loci0n ess& per
fumada Quta caSpa evando Ia cada del cabeo hace
los barros empenes, manchas espnlas
cara Exito SECURE Immediate. Pidase tOdas las bot
cas- de Ia lsla A por mayor, La del senior Guiermety
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25
"MARIA" PoR JORGE IsAAcs.

el huerto la ~ que estaba cogendo Ell qued6 ad-
mirado de mis- conocimentos e6rcos sobre las sembras
vovimos la hora despues para despedrme 70
de las muchachas de la madre ',~ -r1 @@ :." 'o}
P6see al buen vieo en- la cintura el cuchio de
to que habfa traido del reo O al cueo de Transtoy
Lucia preciosos rosarios manos de Luisa recaro
que ella habia encargado mi adre Tome Ia vuelta de
La montaa cuando medic da por lo segdn el
que del sol hizo Jose. @* - :@ ~. NJ =. ~,'>:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25
Emulsion Ireosotada

g15~ II. II9x4 4IG&kK3ELLAAAa - -
FGrnacegnco oe Ia On'Nsrs0a0 Ge IA H0b000. a."
c& FoGss0S Tesess0 PGfG SS esscsf1ss0SS Ges ScN0
La EMUlSlON CREOSOIADA del Dr.. RaEeu eS al
magnco maravlloso agente terapeotco de exito SECURE
Dsrtiaces, ResGdos, RscT6as ANtss Raqsitiso los
nihos Dodad general suma, Las afeccones de
La gargata los bonqul0s los pulnoness Despteta el
speto vigoriza las naturalezas mas epobrecdAs rs o.
L. EMULsION CREOsoTADA DE RABEII4, nueva
unica original asociacfon de fACE1TE DIE BACALAO.
CkEOSOTA EHAPOFOSFkTOS DE CAL Y SOSA, es una
del1cada crema, dc suave olor de gTato sabor
paladabls hasta por los nihos.
T0dos los entermos Ia t0maran sin repugnancia
factltdad gust0 Esta elab0rada esqust0 esmero
Fruebese SO admirara su rapida acci0n curativa.
Ttase el ampnO prOspecto que acompana cada frasco
De venta t0as Las Droguerlas Botcas de La 1sa de
Cuba. Deposto principal "La Reuni0n de jose Saba Ha
0sna Fn-rrn kc FsrtRcta ITovuArsa Ja Puillarnatv
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25
AVISO IMPORTANTE.


h
~ ~.
HN GMQMG NIP
0sDsOua
n
~ .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25

b MEAS. SIN. RUMo NrMAL OLOR
Este aceite producto de una fabrcaci6n especial,
.Qal 81 superior los que mportan del extranler
oalo dversos nompres narcas tanto por cualIua
les lumlncsas como pOr La. seguridad que orece
,onsumidores. s.- @
Nuestro prectos son mucho mas reductdos que 10
lie llas extranjeras que con este mayor prec
40 los ventalas dc
La experiences adQulr1da en- esIa industrial duran.
nuchos amos en- los EsLSdos Unidos, CUBA, Mexico
otros paises, permite ofTecer al puDcO arLlcu
1ue no SO puede nejorar p&rte alguna DaJO nlngu
3Oncepto . - . -
Nuestrss marcas LUZ BRILLANTE, ELEFAN1-
LUZ SOLAR, esGan registraaas 50 psrseguira con
Al rgor de Ia ley Los laisiiieadOfes.e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-25


0GoR i6nde la
nenop
San JoA
, 1893-11-15
Rrummbeit i'm Dienit.

SuGtus gtagIe, Collector I'M 9lmt iar
0ffentIibe Nrbciten, bat itb ber Inter
idla9ung BON 5000 1bulbig b%efannt, ua6z
benz &aiitrer Smitb in be1nieIbcn 9epartez
ment Die GntOedun9 9emabt bate, baB
Jta9!e BON 0tarihau Sielo cine Summe
@eloeS foQefttrte, bic ct fir lib bebielt.
Sobn Gonnors, ser lan9iabrtge @uitoS
beS geitoblenen Gi9entbums, beiien Inter
ibleife nobe3u $4,000 betragen iOaen, tpir6
am.23. Nooember Elm GerbOr por Gi9ter
Softer 81 beiteben baben. 8eibe, tpel9e
&ertrauenspoiten befleiOeten, itnb entlaiien
tuoroen; ob tbnen ionit etpaS geicbeben
miro, lift 5iueifelbaft. @ie eS ibetnt, wirb
MAJ iidb 3ufrie6en 9eben, tpenn bic 8itrgen
Die betr. BetrGee erleBen.
, 1893-11-15
5tdoti1hes.
bIetne Uod)rihten.

= @inem Spe3ia(comite Ser @eiteGarfz
bebOrbe tpurOe ein Qlncrbieten, smei Ser
eleftrticbcn 8Oote, pclcbe wdbrenb Der Qlusz
lteQung in Ben 2a8unen benubt muroen,
tlr $1,000 an3utaufcn, sur 8%cgutacbtung
lbernieien.
@iuiam 8olbenpcf lbermitteltc
geitern benz Mapor ietne Geit9nation als
Wtttgltc0 beS SbulratbS. 9teleI6e mur0e
a~n8enommen. WtaDor Snift miro jebenz
lals einen 0eutihen 81 ieinem gtacbf digger
%erlennen.
@ei6dftSGeute iotpobl ipie Qn6erz
mdrlner- mie eine beige beuticbe 3eitung
Die StaotoGter nennt = limb @cgner Del
Sroinans, We(cbe Bic Ginfitbrung bes
SroleDeS pltem8 ouf allen StraBenbabnen
Der gtor6@ unD gSeitiette gum s3ieI bat.
Sb eS Dem Baron ni6t 6ennob 9%elingen
miro, Die StaOtOdter Ourb 6eiOnOere Dir
9ltnente anoeren Siunes 5u maben?
, 1893-11-15
0nt ei9enen Reim.
Die UepberrY SibIiothef fieoeIt na9 iI1rem
Gebduoe an ser GIarf uno DAT Stra6e
iiber.

@e1tern pur6e nit Der lte6erIie6elun9 Ser
NemberrD Bibliotbef nocb Dem neuen prG97
ttgen neutrality-suspicious. an ber Start un6
DAT StraBe 6egonnen. Die 8ibliot9ef,
bic oorldufi9 in etnem @ebGube al Der
State uno Dat StraBe uuter9ebracbt mar,
bcltebt aus $4,000 8Gnoen uno $4,000
8roi6iiren, uno ibre lteberlieoelung mirb
minoeitenS Spei @ocben in Qlnlprucb
nebmen.
9aS neue 0ebdu6c an Ser Start un6 DAT
Str1Be btetet 3tuum fit cine Bi6liotbef bon
900, 900 8Gubeu. @S tit 10 angelegt, bag
eS burcb Q(nbauten leicbt auf cas- 9oppeItc
icincr iebigen 6aiiungsfGbtgfcit crtpeitert
iperoen fam.
Die NetpberrD 8ibliotbet lit ausiblieBz
licb cine Observation-Disclosures. sic miro
feline Sii6er ausletben.
Walter g. 9telpberrD Itarb Dor % Sabrert
nit 0interlaliung zines 8ermDgen5 bon
81, 900 900. Die 6Glfte letnes gtadblaiics
bcitintmte er fir 6te @rribtung elmer 8is
bltotbef auf Der Norblette nab Dem 3obe
ictncr 8ttttpe uno letncr betben 50bter.
Die lebte godbter Netpberrps ftarb I'M
Sabre 1876 unb Bic Nittpe Sog eS Dor,
idon gu tbren Qeb5eiien 0aS fir bic 8iblioz
tbet beltintmIe @elO su bem l3mefe 5ur
8erfisung gu %itelIen.
Die S~ruftees ber NeipberrD 8ibliotbet
fino s. So. 8lat6tor6, George s.. N6ams,
@oparo s. 9tDer, Wiuiam 6arrtion 8rao7
leD, Daniel @ooomin, Sranflin s.. 6eab,
@Omoro g. Sibam, q. 6. WfcGlurg,
SrantIin WacGeagb, 8aIter s, 9teipberrp,
lambert Sree, 9enrD S. 8tQtng unb Sobu
s.. WiIipn.
, 1893-11-15
SdIehter Gohn fir bilfelsifuno,

Ser AmbuIan3uagen Ser 0esplaineSs
StraBen@S Station murOe geitern 9tbcn6
nad 6arrp @iuon'S &o9irhaulc $40. 81
9Selt MonrocitraBe g~erufen, uln einen
Wfann, Stamens Gbipar6 &pan, nad benz
0ountDz6 hospital 81 b~ringen. @Dan bate
cine 4ugClpunoe I'M Niifen, gerabe unter
benz ltnfen S6ultcr6latt. @r tpetgert IiCb
an5u8eben, tper i'm 9eiboiicn bat, beute
Wfor9en aber ipurOe er mittbeiliamer. ST.
lagte, ct babe init eiuem Wannc, 9tan1enS
Wftbael Sing, &Oblen in Elm !6au8 an ber
Melt UfaoiionitraBe getra9en, tpofiir Sener
10 @entS erbteIt. Qlls CT (JtDan) oann
eIlten &hetl bieIer Summe fir feline 6ilfez
letltIn9 oertan8t babe, babe Sing ibu ms
@Jeiibt 8ei6Iagcn. Gr babe Ben Sbloo
3urld9e8eben, tporaut Sing einen Hepolper
bsroorgeSogen uub tbu 9elcboIien babe.
Hpan's 8unoe lit na9 9tuSlage Der Qerstc
nicbt oefGbrlich.
, 1893-11-15
Die b6ien Shmte0ereltern.

Nortna @eber macbtc beute @ormittag
I'M &rei6geri6t sc8en ibren 0atten Oscar
81. 98cber eine &la9e auf S6eibung BON
Siib unb 8ett anDdn9ig. g8eber lit Mtte
9lteo Der rg8eber Boot ano Sboe 60" un6
bat, pte feline Satin b~ebauptet, Elm Sim
tommcn bon $4,000 idbrIidb, 9as 8aar
bate it9 i'm le5ten 6ebruar III &enolba ges
betratbet unb wObnte bier in Chicago Sus
nGdblt bel gGeber'S Gltern. 6icr wurbe
Trau Norma ali8eblicb lebr iDledt bebanz
belt. 9ie Gltern ibreS @atten erfldrten
ibr, baB Oscar inter ieinem Stan6e gez
betrotbet babe. Sbr @atte itano tbr gcgsll
tbre ScbpiegereItern ntdbt bel un6 weigerte
llcb, nit lbr cine etgene gGobnrn9 3u be-
5Ieben. lin itcb ber ibmGbliben 8eban67
lung o1rcb bic Gltern ibreS @atteu 81 ents
5ieben, perlicB Srau 8cbcr 6aS t0aus un6
tcbrte 5N ibren gltern suritf.
, 1893-11-15
Oerlanot flinoenoe Slbne.

Sloac @. @ranmer madbte beute 8orz
mttta9 .9e9en Trant Rarmelee cine Rlaoe
out $4,000 S9abenerlaB fir Gerlebunqsn
a%nban9t9, Die er erlitten bate, ais er am
5. SUM bteles Sabres bon etnem Bar.
melee lben GrprcBWugen iberIobren tpllrDe,
Granmcr %beDauptet, baB Ser ,RutIcher
bes @rpreBtpa9ens SIT idGneQ uno al nm
o3tlan1 getabren lei. Ser RlGQer lit Ofitz
9lieb oer Tirma @irt 8ros. & So,
, 1893-11-15

Nbonnirtauf bas 4benbblatt ser Satuots
Stoats7 3eItuHg, Rrets / Sent.
, 1893-11-15

Der 6arbi9e SameS 8iutams, pelber
etnen farbigen Wftt9efangencn I'M Goantps
9cfdngniB erita6, puroe per 8idter Stein
81 II Sabren 3uDtbou5 Dcrurtbeitt. 8or
0emIelben 9tt6tcr bcgdnn g~citcrn Der
8roSeB gc9en Gorielils 2anigart, tpelcber,
angebIib in MISUNDERSTANDING, Dor benz
6auie So. 1412 Suotana glpe., eineu
Wtonn )tamenS Daniel Cyan erIdoB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
TnUnspAYls ELRoEIoN.
The Newly Elected Council win Organize
this Evening,

The Newly Elected Council win Organize
this Evening,
The newly elected City Council will
meet this evening to organize. The re-
turns given in the INTELLIaEScRR yes
terday we're complete and correct ex-
cept as to the vote for counGilmen in
the Eighth ward, which resulted as
follows;
First Branch-John MInkemyer, D.,
46S; Charles Kalbtzer r., 6jl.
Second Branch-William Rose, d.
462; r, V. Arkle, 452; Charles Rohrlg,
d., 440; Louis Stab, d., Asa; i. +.
Wheat, r., GAO; Charles Morningatar,
R., 55G; William Knoke, r., Col Charles
Zulaul, r, 667,
There has been some talk Of a demand
for a recount or two this evening, but
nothing definite can be learned on this
point,
Some Republicans in the First ward
claim that q wholeprecinct Of that ward
could DO thrown out, as one OF the poll
clerks was minor, The law very plain.
ly requires poll clerks to be qualified
voters. That precinct gave thirty DEM
ocratic majority, and 10 throw 1t out
would elect all the Republican council
men,
The election was admitted by almost
everybody yesterday to be great sur.
prise, II was the subject OF general
comment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
sHEEDY IN a HOLE.


HIS Blum About CpFhott not Good-he
Mpst Put Up or Shut Up.
Nav YoRK, Jan, 27.-ContEaFy to ex-
pectstlon sheedy did not postthe $1,000
he had promised TO do to back up his
charges against the champion, James j,
cOrbelt He explains this action by
saying that he had concluded that II he
left the bet to Brady HJim" Corbett,
and his brother Harry, they would de-
eide against him and would be Just
throwing money away, He further said
that he would also bet 81 900 that tele-
grams were received by Corbett at
Atlanta, Ga, on the return trip from
New Orleans from Harry Corbett, stat
ing that the book makers with whom
he had bet the money on Sullivan were
bowling for their money and urging
"Jimp to send 1t to California Inn
mediately,
The man who is responsible for the
story, sheedy says, Is Eugene Comlskey,
Of the New York Athletic Club,
According to sheedy, Mr.. Comiskey
saw the kilograms on the train.
'Another thing | would like to say
is the gloves Corbett wore in his fight
with Sullivan. They were padded so as
to protect hia hands, Twill bet 5000
now that he will not wear padded gloves
when he fights Mitchell" Corbett's
manager, Brady, has this to say in
reply; my offer OF 1000 10 the effect
that l will bet Mr.. sheedyhe cannot
prove Corbett bet o cent on Sullivan
still goes. Mr.. Sheedy can also have
$4,000 Of Harry Corbetts money"
Brady then showed dispatch which
he received from the champlon's
brother at San Francisco. II reads as
foiiows; "Witl bet Sheedy s., 600 that
he does not tell the truth. Will for
ward afiidavits." Brady also offered to
bet 5000 that Mr.. Comiskey did not
come home in Corbett's train"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
cHILDREN,s CARNIvAIL

A brilliant ana EnjoyablO AMIR at the
Arion last Night.
Tho annual children's fancy dress
carnival was given at the Arion hall
last night, and was one Of the most
brilliant and attractive events seen
there in the history OF the society.
Those present in costume were Mas
tiers Charles Goethe, clown; Master
Haley Uncle Sam; Henry Marshner,
Japanese; Harry Gilbert, baker; Harry
Freidel, prince; Harry Meyers, brownie;
Robert Waite, baker: Master Amick,
Scotch highlander; Harry Reister, Cam
adian; Master schmeichel, Gen. George
Washington; Harry Eckert, pretzel
man; George Marshner, Turk; Francis
I4obenstein, Charlie, Harry and Louis
Killmyer Eddie Frank Richard
stitel and many, others, and
Misses Cornelia Stifel, Swiss peasant;
Lula Appenzeller, tambourine girl;
Nellie and Laura Leonard, Spanish cos
tunes; Lizzie stifel, tambourine girl;
Miss schmeichel, snow girl; Carrie
Floto, flower girl; Jennie Vaas, Red
Riding Hood; Doretta Morgan, fancy
dress; Helena schwertfeger, canary
bird; Minnie Heswick, Scotch costume;
Bertha Welty. Spanish; Donia Appen-
teller, Japanese; Loretta Truschet,
peasant girl; Amelia Beuter, fancy
dress; Edna Schatfer, Kate Greenaway;
Nellie Friedel, Swiss peasant; Katie
Meyer, Red Riding Hood; Carrie Schaf-
fer, Mikado; Genevieye Campbell,
fancy dress; Regina Lutz, fancy dress;
Hilda Lobenstein, Miss Huseman,
Spanish; Birdie Fox, Irene Stifel and
others.
Tho grand march started at s:45, led
by Nilt Mabis and George Lutz, the
chaperons being Mrs. Fred schwert-
feger, Miss Mary Stitel and Mrs. George
Miller.
Those who assisted in the entertain.
ment and led the dances OF the chill
dren were Theo. Roller, L. O. stifel and
Henry Meyer.
The Opera House orchestra furnished
the music. Tho children went to sup
per at 10 o'clock, and the old folks then
took the floor. About 800 spectators
were present.
The members masquerade takes
place February
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
LOCAL BisRVlTlEs.
matters Of Minor alqmcpt in and about

Matters of Miner Moment In and about
tue City,
FOUR weeks since we al swore
We'd indulge IN Ylcello more.
How many solutions we then rcSoluled BURST
And the only vow not broken
Is the ono that was not spoken
On tho frst
MATINEE at the Grand to-day,
THE GRAND this evening-Weber &
Fields Company.
TIE new City Council will organize
tonight at 1880.
AN employee in the Etna mill. named
Lambrecht, who resides at Bridgeport,
was badly hurt while at work yester-
day.
A BoY named supe lost thumb
while fooling around q cut off saw at
Wilson 4 Chapman's planning mill yes
teIday.
A GOOD conupdrum is going the
rounds, "Has Wheeling garbage con-
tractor?" Everybody gucsses the right
answer ut once: II give it up"
JAMES RYDER was arrested yesterday
by officer Moran for stealing iron from
the B. & o. yards. He will be arraigned
before Squire Arkle this morning.
RoBERT WILLIAMS, formerly a potter,
recently almost q yagabond, fell off a
stone wall in East Wheeling yesterday
and hurt his head badly. He has u
family in East Liverpool. II.
THERE was another big cock-fsht at
Benwood last night, and ill the sporty
boys" on both sides of tho river were
there. To those who like that sort OF
thing it is said to have furnished great
sport
ONE OF the events OF the present bril-.
liant social season was the grand ball
given by the Mayor orchestra atTur.
ner hall last night. A large attendance
and finely executed music were the
features:
The social committee Of the Y. P. s.
@, E. OF tho Lutheran church gave q
parlor social ut the house OF Miss Lizzie
Serig, Of the North End. The evening
was enioyably spent in games Of all
kinds, all enjoying good time, and all
Left at q seasonable hour.
The other day drunken man wan
dered into the hallway OF tho Reilly
block, pried open the door OF the ele-
yator and sat down in tho vacant space
TO rest. The elevator came down on
him, and he yelled. Fortunately the
boy was quick enough in reversing to
keep from crushing the life out OF him,
but that was all that saved him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
A DIAMOND ROBBERY
Which has been Kept very Quiet
by all Concerned.
MONEY AND VALUABLE JEHELRY
Besides other Things Of Some Worth
Taken from an Iotf Street House.
The Thief Pretty Well known, but
He is not now In the City and win
Probably not DO Captured,

There was a case Of theft in East
Wheeling the other day which seems
so far to have escaped the yiligance OF
the newspaper men, police aud every
body else, George Frank, Of 1911 Eotf
street, was the victim, and there ia
reason to suspect that the thief was o
young man who had been trusted by
the landlady, and considered an honor
able man, Miss Frank was in the habit
OF locking her diamonds and other val
uables in a small safe with a combinR'
ton lock, 1t was tiny thing, for a
safe, but the combination on 1t was
supposed 10 make it a sale receptacle.
On the night in question she placed
in tho safe q pair OF diamont errings.
about $500 in money and a number oil
valuable papers,
The next morning suspicion was
aroused by the fact that the person now
suspected had disappeared, and had
left the house by prying open two doors.
A search showed that not only the val
uablc jewelry and the money had dis
appeared, but the safe itself had been
carried oil.
The police were at once notified, but
no sign Of the suspected thief could be
found beyond the TACT that he had been
seen in Bellaire the day after the rob-
berry.
Tho loss falls pretty heavy on Miss
Frank. The police were reticent about
the case, hoping to catch the suspected
man off his guard, but he evidently
took no chances, but left town OF once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28

DR.. Miles Nervine not only cures a /
nervous diseases, headache, blues, ner-
yous prostration, sleeplessness, neural
gia, ST. Yitus dance, tits and hysteria,
but also builds up the body. ~ am
suffering with nervous disease, head.
ache and prostration, j tried DR.. Miles
Restorative Neryine, and in two weeks
gained eight pounds in weight. 1 could
not lie down to sleep, but now sleep
perfectly easy, and am still improving
wonderfully. Cannot say enough for
the Nervine. L. B. WILLARD. Dun
kirk, N. Y" o,,ne customer used Ner-
vine and gained fifteen pounds in flesh.
Brown & MAYDuRY, Cortland. n, Y"
Trial bottles and elegant book free at
Logan Drug Cos. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28

On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, with matinee Wednesday,
this great drama will be at the Grand.
The New Orleans Times:
1t was q delighted audience that left
the Academy OF Music last night after
seeing Mr.. Toole aud company in the
very pleasing comedy.drama, "Ktllar.
noy and tho Rhine" Tho play is in
four acts, each ono atfording tho star
and his support excellent opportunities
for the display OF their varied talents.
Mr.. Toole sings and dances in a way to
at once win tho applause Of his audi.
ence, and his drollefiel and eccentrici-
tics were all that could be desired,