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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In THE cmculT CouRr OF ONO COUNTY:
Daniel schambra's Admin.
strator In Chaneer

Joseph Llneweaver,-etn nj
By virtue OF two orders entered In the above
entitled cause on the 9th and 10th days Of sep
tender, 1895, respectively. By the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county, II IS referred TO thu undersigned,
First--The value OF the defendant Joseph
Llneweuver real property mentioned In com
planants bill. with the Hens thereon, II any,
and their prioriries.
second-lThe amount aud rank In order OF
priority Of complannuts claim, aud
Thlrd-Any other matter pertinent, any OF the
parties hereto may desire
has tixed upon Saturday the 2lsl day 81 October,
1895, aud his office. No. 1877 Chapllne street,
Wheeling, West Virginia as the place, at which
he will proceed to ascertain the several matters
]. D. ELSON.
Commissioner.
pENIs OKEErPg. Solicitor for Complainant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

FOB SALE.
Lots in Hampden Place, Thirteenth street
No. ll6t High street two lois aud three

Lots in Hampden Place, Thirteenth street
No. 1854 High street two lots Qnd three
houses lOT ssuv
No. 1928 Main .... 100
NO. III Main street
No. SOC Market street Sl,iOO
running To river
Five lots and five acres OF land in TrladelphlI,
with two dwellings, slaughter house. ice h0uss,
stable aud sixty heartag truit treas for s2,on.
Lot No 10, section 81 Centre street. Mounds
vile aud 10 shares In Muundsvillc Mining aud
Manufacturing Company
Corner lot north OF street car barn, Forty.
eighth and Jacob streets
street
Lots Nos and7 Eoir street south OF Forty.
eighth street.
lot No. Is south of Forsy-oShth stree; and
east OF InCOb street
No. 1885 ChaTiine street.
No 100 Foil street.
No. 1925 MCCOlloch street
No 1911 AlcColOCh stree:
No 81 'Fwenty.nnth street
No 961S Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05
WonnD,s NAiR TOURISTS.

People Coming from aud Going to tho
Zig Exhibition.
Says travelling man who is we'll
acquainted in this city and in nearly
all the larger cities and towns of tho
country: wheeling is more numer-
ouqty represented at the big exposition
than any other community that l know
Of, was there last week, and every
where the Wheeling man can be seen.
ran across them in all of the state
buildings, manufactures and other
buildings, but particularly they are
thick on the Midway. That internN'
tIonaI thoroughfare seems to have an
extraordinary attraction for the aver
aye Wheelingite."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05
ARE IN GREAT DEMAND.
The IntelIigencor Tourist Tickets
to Chicago
GOING OFF AS FAST rs H0T CAKES.

People from Other Towns as Well as
Wheeling People Embrace tho Un-
cuuaIIcd Opportunity to be Assured
OF Good lodgings, Convenient to
the Big Fair, and Transportation at
the Lowest Rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

One who hasn't seen the Worlds Fair
won't DO Sin 1t" after the show is over.
The IgTrLLlGENcRB makes tho way easy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05

Drop intothe INTELLIGENcER office and
talk about the INTELLrGEScER's popular
Worlds Fair trip. II you can't come,
write.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05
PIKE BUILDING LOTSl

$500 buys lot lDxl7j IN that iastgrowlng fine
residence place OF Park View, with natural gas,
good water, good sewage new school house to
educate your children shade trees, side walks
Only five minutes walk from the motor. Ten
houses built within one year. Terms. one.thlrd
cash one.third in six months, 0ne'third in
twelve months. These lots Rre fast growing into
money. Only few left. Call at once.
Lots in Lentherwood chcnn, Lots ut Echo
Point cheap Lots at Edglngton cheap. Lots at
Pleasant Valley cheap. Lots al Elm Grove cheap.
Cal on us. We arc headquarters for National
pike lots.
O. - NT|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05
FOR SAIE.
BARGAINS!

-eaA-lL4I y
seyen.roomed brick lot 3jx4O 0, river view
North Front street, Island S6,0OJ
Four.roSmed frame house, lot Goxl20, veTy
Eight roomed brick house on South Front
street between the bridge.. $1,000.
Four.roomcd house on Virginia street, SLIGO.
siSroomed house on South Huron street, new,
'' Fiya.roomed house on South Penn street.
cheap.
have bargains in houses aud building lots
everywhere. on the Island aud on this side
Come In. inquire aud loOk ut the bargains Will
offer you. Also in farms.
HE RRY j. FIN K,
REAL ESTATE,
Talephouc 6s7 Ise97l lliS Market stree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05
FOR r BNT.

No 60 Twentyeghth street. four rooms. ...sl9 90
No, egll ChapllnS street five rGons......... lG 90
No II Main street ave 10 90
No. 2i2O Main street two roolis-.............. %
No O. Seventeenth street, four roons....... ii 10
No. 2Il7 Main street, siOrGrO0m.
and bath 90 %
No. n Ohio street. frame, Ave rooms...... u 90
No II Twenty.eighth street, frame. 3roOius. 1O0
No 909 Coal street frame, z rOOns....-...... 90
No. 2Il7 Alley II, brick, rpoIns..-"."...... W
No 9lG8 Main street, third hoor = ROOMS, & ~
siX.roomed frnme dwelling a. Leatherwoed,
modern.
store rooms on South street, in Hearne Tab.
eTngclG building.
No. 2lS9 Main street storcroom aud dwelling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-05
NESBITT & DEVINE,
1893 Market street. scl5

THE INTELLIGENCER
i ia CLEAR AND PaEsGSTABLE PAPEL
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

ksIecis J6zefi PonistOwSkiego znsjdujs
sic, jak TO p~owszechnie wisdomo,
" HOmlu, " gubernii mohilswskiej, ma
letacym do ksieois Psszkiewiczs, syna
zdobywcy WsrSzswY " r. 1881. Jak
s'e ten pOssg dOstsl do Homls, podsjs
nows wersys miesieczuik rOsyjSki ,,Jsto-
riczeskiJ Wiestnik". Car MIkoisj ma.
kazsc miai Paszk:swiczOvi ma zspytsnie,
90 uczynic z posagien ksiecis Jozefs,
sby wrEucil 60 do Wisly. Tymozassm
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

mote utrzyuywsc maszynerys mlyna
tylko tax diugo, dopoki rzeka obracsis
je dos6 szybko piynie. Tax sic dxieje :
ciaiem ludzkiem. Jesli krew Jest ME.
czysta ! zleniwiaia, SERGE ME mote lei
rozsyiac do odzywiana wszystkich czesci
ciaia : dziaiaincsc mlyna stale sic
ograniczona.
Ateoy msszynerys zdrowia utrzymae
W naletytym ruchu, potrzeoa krew
oczysciei odtywic.
Ora Piotra G W tym celu
zostaio soorzadzone przez przecisg o
statniego stulecis, i nigdy ME zdSrzalo
sc, by zawioH pray ocEyszczaniu krwi
i dawaniu nowego aycia i SHY cslsmu
s%ystsmowi. Starry ten srodek szwajcar-
sko- niemiecki ME Jest lekarstwem spte-
cznem. Moteoie dowiedziec sic o
wsIystkiem piszac do Ora Peter FAIR
ney, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

Ny Polscy M wygusniu czasowem,
jsko konar odciety cd drzewa macierzy-
stego chcac sakwitnac swieaym lisciem
M wolnsj ziemi Amerykahskiej, rozbu
dzmy W sobie iskre Z ziemi rodzinpej
~wyniesions ably tchnie ME zimnei OBJ
czyzny ME zamrozilo W mas ducha j ME
odlsczyio ma zawsze cd wielkiego drze-
wa przesziosci. ably wygnanie nasze ME
stale sic wieczystemi
Tenn oguiwem iaczacem mas swietym
weldon milosci Z krajem rodzinnym i
Przes.ioscia, - nasze zwyczaje oby-
ozaje, nasz jezyk ojczysty, q ich zwier.
Gladden. i~pomnikiem ussza l~iteraturs /
sztuka. Pielegnowsnie tyoh skarb6w 1
zsPoznawanie z MIN szerszego og6iu
rodakow wzieia sobie IA zadanie .,Gwia-
ida Wolnosci". zaiozyoiele jej zatwier-
dziwsry sws konstytuoye ma dniu % b.
M. przystepuja bezzwlocznie do piracy,
skromnemi silami, ale = ufooscis SLIM,
70 do dobrego dzieia znsjds u ludzi do
brei wolf tyczliwosc ! poparcie. zspra-
szaja, PIP. amatorow i amstorki, Jakotei
P. meceuasow sztuki, ably zgisszsli swa
chez P~rzJstapienia do Towarzystwa
Gwiszdy" pisemnie lub osobis ,ie pod
adresem:
Stanissdw OsIda, sskretarz TOW.
Dram. Gwiazdy Wolnosci" W Buff 40,
N. Y. 1437 Broadway str.
Wstepns wynosi $1.oo ola rsf $50 c.
wkisdki miesieczne po 10 OF; rreszts
Prawa ! obowiszki rowne. DIARY i
dstki czy to W garderobie, bibliotece
Tub gotowce przyjmuje sic w~dziecznen
screen ! uprasza wysyi,c pod tymte sa-
mym adresem.
"a wydziai: Prezes w. Welentz,
sekretarz S. Oside, skarbnik 1. Jankow-
ski, rezyser Emil Zarembski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

Pasrkiewicz zabrai 60 do Homla. ia.
kiea byio zdziwienie Mikoaaja, gdy pc
iatach wielu ujrzai rosag ksiecia J6zsfs
" Homlu. Me okazai tym razem je.
dnak gniewu, jak to zwykl byl cEynic,
gdy sic dowiedzial o przekroczeniu swe-
60 rozka1H, lecz spytal Aartobliwie sta
rego fslduarszalka: ,,Cry wisia wpads
do So.yf" (nad rzeka Sofa Lefty Homel).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

Psui hr. knbiehskiej IA 4 ksiaaki; p.
Biestsk "a 4 ksiatki Z powiesciami; D.
w. Swiderskisuu. IA Is monet staryeb;
Psnu W. Hublenbreioh "a 3 monety
pOIskie ! IL r6snych krajowych; Psnu
w. Zsda "a 3 broszurki / d~ostsrczenia
ilussracyjnych Pisn; x. Machnikow-
skismu "a monets z CzaSoW zygmunta,
]. Pulkowski, bibl.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15
LIPsK, dnia IA pszdIiernika 1898.
Szanowna Rsdakcyo!

Many zsszcEyt 32oniesc n~iniejszem
szan. Radakcyi o z~awiszaniu sic tutaj
Towarzystwa Robotnik6w Polskich
nBratnia Pomoc' i isczymy zarszem u.
Przejma probe, ably zan RsdAkcya,
tax, iak tutejszemu Tow. przemyslow.
COW. rowniea j ~towarzystu nsszemu ra
czyla iaIkswie p~rzesyiae chetnie tutaj
czytywane ! wysoko oenione pismc
,,zgode".
Tow. nasze Mode, liozace ME zbyt
wielu jesrcze ozionkow, ME ma nawet
takich d~ochodow, ably mogio oddac dc
druku Ustaws swoja ME jest wiec
chwilowo wstanie p;s M tego prenume.
rowac, q ma posiadaniu takowego wiele
mu bsrdzo zals.y, gdys sprawy i losy
naszych w~spoirodakow ma drugisj p63.
kuli tywo mas wszystkiob, rownis. jake
wychodzoow, in~teresujs.
2 Workmanship przyjmu:e ny wiec
przychylenie sic isskawe szan. Rsdak.
cyl do prosby nsszej i kreSlimy sic =
bratniem pozdrowisniem l szacunkism
TrqbaLski, StSGhski,
prezes. sskretarz.
Oak najchetniej speinimy zyczenis
Tow. Robotnikow Polskich " LIpsku.
Przyp. Rsd,)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15
stRwny OIeIek Reumatyczny.
PROCHOWICZA.

Lekarstwo IA reumstyzm, .patento-
wane Il Kwietnia 1883 r. Jest 10 Do
moe nj wSzystkie bolesci reumatyozne
v ramionach, lokciach, kolanach, v
.ogole we wszyStkioh zgieciaeh Fak |
nog, leozy takse Dol gioWy Evauy nsu-
ralgia.
Butelks z ~dolscsonym prsepissm u
tycia kosztuje dollar isden.
Naby6 moEna u
Leonardo TEchockie0o,
Is OssvsE Str. Chicago, lila.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15
POwlESCI

wydawans " Krakowe przez J61efS RoRoszs, rozpoozela I. / paEdz erika
T. 1898 DRUGI ROK swego ht1isni.
BIBLJoTEKA wyohodd 90 dni 10, mhnowiOie 1.gO, logo 20 60 kaE-
oeBo mienacap " zesytaoh o. clio srkaszowyoh, formal duty, druk ozytelny
uzem 2 premja beEplstns dale ozybdnikovi rooznis 800 ARKUSZY,
poddelonych M % TOho ". w roczniku bezscym, PROOF klku innvoh Wi.
de dW1e aswne powehd mianowice: Wik1oya Hugo NEDZNI YD 20 10
1mach, jako premium bszpatne tudziea WOJNA fPOROJ" ~. Lwa
IO'sadfa PowieSo osuuta ta tie wOien napolsohskch.
CEytanie BIBLJOTEKI spraEi ksadsmu najwyaws przyjemnos6.
PreDumerala W caIej Anneryce > doIar6w
WEH 2 Poeyfka PocztowF ks1dy abonent ouzyma n q { o h m last z CORY
IN edo mix WV 10 tomaob, . b iblj TEX bedze odbisrl seszytsni 90
dni ~ PieniRdSe moAns wyyiae " EWykyu lse poeOouym (rskomsndo-
wsnym)
AdresOwse; REDAKcJA BIBLJoTEKI PowIKsoI,
Jo1ets Rogoza, KRAK6w ulcs sv. Amy L.8.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

P~OszUkuie praybyiego pred dwoma
laty do Ameryki Jozefs BrIozowskiego,
ziomka mego. niegdys Z Sutoins.
Stanisiaw ksczyhski,
22O Williams st., Detroit. Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

Poszukuje sic Jana DRY, kt6ry .gi.
ma gdzies pred 4 laty. Ktoby wiedxial
o Dielscu jego pobYtu = lub on sam
niechaj sia zgsosi do Wiel. ks. Sztuczko .,
proboszc.a par. sw. Ts6jcy W Chicago,
$40 Noble str.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15
Ssaaosonn panie redaktorzei

SzdHotony panic red0ktoTzel
znsjso szlsobetne tsndsnoye Sra
nownego Pisms uPrsszamy o umieszOze-
ME " lamsch onegoz ~wiadOmosCi o "a.
wiazsniu sic sTow. Dramatyoznegc
Gwiszdy WolDosoi " Buffalo.
Celem nGwiszdy" jest pislegnovanis
n~ajdrozszyoh nam sksrbow nsrodowyoh
jezyks, sztuki ] duchs nsszych praojc6v,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-15

.DZieWcZeta PClsLis mega dOstae
sca tSmili snerykanskich jako s~fuascs.
Ssc1egolnie twiezo przybyym dsiewczynom
L sAWICKA, streczarka- 8466 Cottage
Grove ave., Chicago, III
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-06-10
People Ni,u Met Scott.

Under tho caption OF SCottiana cor
respondent Of London Notes and Queries
records il that Journal tllc further snap
ping OF links which bind the present to-
the living personality of Sir Walter Scott
himself by tho death. within the past
few months. of four individuals who
were more or less associated with him.
The correspondent states that last Au-
gust there died at Selkirk an old mason
who, III his youth. helped to build Alb
botsford. He used to relate that fire.
quent1y, while engaged in his work On
Abhotsford. Sir Walter came and con-
versed with him and his fellow work.
man. ''For," said he. 1.-The shirra' had
nae pride aboot i'm
And then toward the close Of last year.
died DR.. Skene, historiographer royal OF,
Scotland. who was the son Of SCOTS old.
friend Skeno Of Rubislaw, and who had
actually resided in Abbotsfora as the
guest of Scott. Next there was the late
Dr.. " ordsworth, bishop Of St. Andrews.
who it is believed accompanied his illus
trious uncle, the poet, Hl Dorothy
Wordsworth on their tour through Scot,
land, when they visited Abbotsford and
saw Scott before he set out on what
proved to be his last excursion to the
continent. Lastly, there died during
February William Ial3ane of Earlston,
who was personally acquainted with
Scott and was present at his funeral.
He had many rccollections not only of
Scott, but of Hogg, LoclZhart, Willis
Laidlaw, Andrew Gemmcl (Edic Ochil-
tree) and Tom Purdie.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-06-10
intellectual Progress In Boston.

Il is not una1fectedly pleasant to the
average Bostonian Of mature years to sit
and listen to Professor Drummond's talk,
about evolution. Those of sci-Atitic and
highly differentiated intellecGs don't
mind, neither 90 the young who have
been brought Up i'll the nurture and adj
1nollition Of modern thought. But I'M
scientific men and women, whose hair is
lightly strcaked with more Or less silver.
are a littlo nervous whilo awaiting tho
evenings yet to como when Professor
Drummond will undoubtedly make the
final logical dash from the ape that
yeacninglv and with irresistible instinct
apes mankind to man. who still occasion
ally apes tho ape.
It will be easy for members Of a COM,
mullity nurtured Oh Browning to follow
the lecturer then. and people who have
feasted more on the delicate fruits than
the hardy roots of life in their intellect
ual and spiritual growth will take very
kindly to the later lectures. The ma
terial is always a vexatson to those de-
termined to dissociate the natural and
the spiritual, and for those it is not agree
able to be taken back into the physical
memories of the farof beginnings of the,
race, or to make those agile mental jumps
which fling man forward iii the up
ward scale Of being.-Boston Transcript.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-06-10
A Romantic Wedding.

4 wedding took place in st. Peters.
burg OH Sunday which excited very gen.
eral interest. 1t was the marriage of the
daughter of the Semenvosky regiment.
Of the imperial guard with Lieutenant
Alexander Ret1ansky Of the Fighty-sixth'
Infantry regiment. The young lady,
who is now IS years of age and has al
ways gone by the name of Eugenio
Semenovkaia, taking her patronymic
from the regiment, was found as baby,
lying half naked in a ditch, by the men
of the semenovsky regiment as they
were marching from Plevna upon Con-
stantinople in December, 1878.
The little Turkish founding was ten
derly cared for and after a time baptized
into the Russian orthodox religion, her
godfather being the surgeon of the reg-
ment and her god:nother the Princess
Eugene of Oldcnburg. The regiment
intrusted her education to qualified per
sons, and the bride now brings her
husband a handsome dowry. provided
by her military guardians.-St. James
Gazette.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-06-10
Desperadoes ut BentonyIle, Ark, Com.
pei Cashier to Give Up Ten
Thousand.
Citizens Try to Interfere and Bloody
Battle Ensucs, Several Being
Wounded.
Sensational Scene at Sioux City De
pot Over the Possession of a
Corpse.

EESToNv1LLE, Ark, June 7.-The
Peoples bank was robbed at $3.50 p IN.
by a gang of six desperadoes armed
with Winchesters, who secured over
$4,000. They were from the Indian
Territory and came into town with four
fine houses and whitetoppcd buggy
which were left i'll the road i'll charge
of one man while the other five Went
to the bank. which they entered and
covered the bank officials with Win
chesters. One Of the men made Cash
ier McAndrew dump the contents of
the safe into sacks brought for the pur-
pose. putting gold and currency into
one and silver into the other. After Sc
curing the money they made the 9th
cials march in front Of them as they
started for their horses, forcing Mr..
Jackson
TO Garry the Sack Of Silver
containing over $1,000. During this
time the robbers kept up constant
firing. The citizens soon rallied and a
general firing was Kept up. The rob-
hers mounted their horses, going west,
closely followed BY Sheriff GIlbrai:h
and posse. Assistant Cashier Jackson
was shot in the head back OF the right
ear and also in the left elbow. The
wounds are not serious. Taylor Stone.
farmer, procured a shotgun and fired
two shots ut the robbers but was i'm
media4ely shot down, the ball passing
through his left groin, killing him.
Tom Baker. a farmer, was SHOT i'll the
chin and returned the compliment,
wounding the robber. Another robber
was wounded by Tom Woosley, dray-
man
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-06-10
MIDNIGHT MOB.

Citizens of Rockford Object to the
Location of,hc i'es, House.
ROCKFORD His, June IA mob of
IS masked men gathered at midnight
about the west end Iest house, where
three new smallpox patients were taken
Monday. The leader warned Health o.
fcer Boyd not to keep the patients i'll
the building. The henlth officer adj
dressed them stating that there was no
danger Of a spread of the disease. as
every precaution would be taken. The
crowd refused to disnerse, and threw
rails at The chief Of police. A force of
men fired into the air and the crowd
dispersed. They were armed with Win
chestcrs. Trouble is feared. The
trouble is caused by the fact that the
pest house is in thickly populated part
of the city.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-06-10
RED LODGE. MONTANA SATURDAY JUNE TO- 1893

The lnlanta will be taken through the
Plaisance to the Administration build
ing, and directly to the rooms of Presi-
dent P:.lmer. After short rest the
party viii come over the rotunda into
Pavilion c, where break asst will be
served.
After luncheon the infanta will be
taken to the Woman's building. where
an informal reception will be held.
In the evening there will be a grand
and general illumination and display OF
fireworks on the grand basin.
Friday ii is not expected that the
royal party viii 50 to Jack park. but
Saturday formal visit will be paid te
all the exhibit buildings. In the after.
noon a grand musical festival will be
held in Festival Hall.
One by one the commissioners from
the 16 foreign countries who agreed tc
withhold their exhibits from examina
ton for award are yielding since the
action of the loarl of contyo! last Sas.
urday in modifying the rules, and the
chances now are that with one or two
exceptions ali the countries vii have
their displays examined.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-06-10
Chilli to Chicago In a 2a=foot Boat.

An eccentric navigator named Bosman'
proposes to make a trip from Valparaiso
to Chicago in a 22-foot boat and has ac-
tually sailed away from Valparaiso on
his long voyage. He ecomes via Panama.
whence his craft will be transported to-
Colon by rail. From Colon ho will en-
bark for Chicago by way of the st. Law
renee river, and if he does not come to-
grief in his perilous undertaking expects.
to arrive in Chicago about the middle OF
June. Mr.. Bosnian appears to forget
that the Hudson river and the Erie Ca
nal furnish him a much easier as well as.
shorter route to the great city OF the
marvellous show, and the dangers OF the
longer St. Lawrence route should not be,
deliberately courted.-Panama Star an'''
Herald
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-06-10
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Matters OF More or Less importance
TerscIy Touched Upon.
President Sacasa of Nicaragua will
visit the United States.
Rear Admiral Gherardi has assumed
command of the Brooklyn navy yard.
The Bank of Ava, Ills, was robbed oI
about $4,000 while the bank employees
were at dinner.
At Ha,nmon1sport, N. Y. the 4year
old Child of A. Hultenseh,nidt diet
from the effects of black spiders bite
William Boyce. one Of the most ex
pert burglars and safe crackers in til
United States, has been arrested at De
troit, sroiling a we'll arranged plan fo'
a big series Of rohb,rirs.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-06-10
ARRIVED AT CHICAGO.
The Infanta and Suite the Guests o1
the Windy City

The Infanta and Suite the Guests of
the Windy City.
CHICAGO. June 7.-Her royal high
ness the Infanta Eulalia Of Spain, her
husband Prince Antoine, the Due de
Tammerez. the Marchioness Arco-Her-
mosa and Don Pedro y Jorer, the royal
secretary, escorted by Commander Davis
Of the United States navy as the presi-
dents representative, arrived in Chi
cago by special train on the Pennsylva-
MIA road at 20 p. III. The royal party
had been met at the state line officially
by ex-Mayor Washburne of Chicago,
representing the mayor. and by Hobart
C. c. Taylor, Spanish consul at Chi
cago. A greater throng of people lined
the streets and gathered at the depot
than was assemb bled TO meet the Duke
of Veragua and President Cleveland,
but the welcome was not half SIS hearty.
In fact there was noticeable absence
of popular demonstration at the
depot, though as the party
drove through the streets to the Palmer
House, there was considerable cheering,
and as tile party drove up to the Palmer
House, probably 5000 people We're as.
sembled to give the princess an Ameri
can welcome,