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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-25

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-14

calls, ana tho unfortunate wife would
then write her answer and to avoid
suspicion, would mail her answer at u
letter box on the leland,
Thoollicera evengot hold of part OF the
contents OF the letters. Taggart wrote
that the people about him regarded him
highly,and many prominentpeople said
they did not know what they would do
when no lett; that they advised him 70
read law, and assured him that he could
be admitted to the bar in three months
II was q week ago yesterday that the
officers concluded that their man was
near OcoanO, and no time was lost in
acting on this conclusion,
The police deserve q great deal OF
credit for the untiring vigilance and
intelligence with which they worked
up the case,
Over the river, about the scene OF
TaggRrt's operations, little sympathy ia
expressed for him. In fact the feeling
is pretty bitter. There are many who
hoped no was dead. His aged father
ia broken down in mind aud body, and
is going down TO tho grave rapidly
through the profigaCy OF his son. There
ia not that sympathy that usually fol-
lows such cases, His crimes are con-
sidered deliberate, and the most cal
culating motives arc ascrlbed to him.
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LOCAL nREvrrIEs.
matters Of Minor Moment in aud about
tho City.

WV NltJs
The Fulton ilremen will give their
annual picnic at Wheeling park to-day.
CLgnR Hook Yesterday admitted to
record deed made June II, by James
W, McCracken and wife, to Charles L.
saengerleld, for $3.50, part OF lot9l on
the east side OF Charles street, in y. NJ.
Eotfs addition.
YESTERDAY a produce dealer got into
a fight with his wife on Eighteenth
street. and 1t is said TINT he beat and
choked her terribly right on the street,
and that dozen men saw him NJ 1t and
made no move to Interfere.
THE board Of education committee on
buildings and grounds visited tho school
houses yesterday on their annual tour
OF inspection, and last evening met to
make up their estimates Of the cost OF
needed repairs. The report will DO pre-
sented to the board Thursday evening.
TIE Elks' committee on tho excur-
sion to Detroit next Saturday has CO.
cured % berths on the steamer from
Cleveland. Those who wish to DO sure
Of berth should engage one at once.
The tickets are good for ten days,
whether the excursionists desire to 20
only to Cleveland, or through to Dc.
troit.
TIE work Of changing the shears to
the now nail mill at the Benwood Iron
works Is progressing well, Workmen
are also engaged In enlarglng the load
ing platform, and work will begin soon
on tho putting in OF q large number OF
new cranes. They arc preparing to
turn out large quantities of steel, but
are doing away completely with large
portion Of their mailing capacity.
The principal owners ofthe Wheeling
Electric Street Railway, MessrS. Cham
pion and Hazard, OF Cincinnati. and
Mr.. Kimball, OF Syracuse, New York,
are expected here to-day, when IN in
spection OF tho road will be made.
Since these gentlemen were last here,
the enlarged loop, taking in Benwood,
has como into existence, which is con-
sidered one OF tho best improvements
made on tho road.
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DIED

DIED.
LISDENiANN-At Buffalo, N Y. on Monday,
June 70 1905, Ina H. Oldest daughter Of
Henry mud Lizzie Lindomrnn, In her 10th
year
Funeral service, at tho family residence, Etna-
VILE this (wcdneaday) afternoon at
O'clock. Friends Of the family invited to
nttend. Intcrmeut nL Peninsular Cemetery.
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Entirely satisfactory,

GEO. NJ. SHOOK & Co.
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TIE MEETING.

From the description. Of their man it
was decided by Terrill and Boggs that
one Capt Thompson" well known
and highly respected all over the coun-
ty, was none other than Shannon Tag
CART. 1t was said that he was pious,
spoke in prayer meeting and so forth,
and remembering that Taggart had
superintended two Sunday schools while
in the coal and merchandise and forg-
ing business at Barton, the pursuers
were confirmed that this was he.
It was learned that services were in
progress in Providence church. short
distance from 0ceana, where Thompson
was regular attendant, and by a forced
drive the party reached there just be.
fore the services closed. They waited
until tho people were mostly out, but
Taggart did not appear. Looking In
they saw him sitting alone, apparently
nervous about something. Lieutenant
Terrill thinks he had seen either young
Bogga or the prosecuting attorney, and
was prepared for what followed, and
his quiet bearing seems to mako this
probable.
Finally Terrill walked up the aisle,
touched him on the shoulder and said !:
Captain, want to SEQ you outside"
Taggart arose and followed him.
When he saw Boggs and tho prosecu-
tor, he did not seem surprised, but af-
ter an embarrassed greeting, he volun.
teered the remark, before anybody had
preached the subject Of their GRAND:
"Well, I'll go with you"
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ARRESTED in CHURCH.
Tho Forger, Shannon Taggars,
Brought Home Yesterday,
LETTERS WRITTEN TO HIS WIFE
Lead to the Discovery of his Where
aboutS, in Spite Of very Ingenious
Precautions to Evade Dstection-He
had Won tho Confidence of the
Community where he was Found.
Tho Story of his Capture.

The story printed In the INTELLIdEN-
GER exclusively yesterday morning Of
the capture OF Wilson Shannon Taggart,
the Belmont county iorger, after M alb
sence Of ten months, created tho pro-
foundest sensation tho people Of this
vicinity have experienced for a long
time. In some respects the case re-
calls that Of Samuel B. McCollOch, the
clerk OF the circuit court who myster-
iously disappeared several years ago,
and was located at Helena, Montana,
by the ISTgLLIdENoER long after he had
been given up by nearly everybody for
dead.
There were few people who ever ex,
pected to hear OF Taggart again. His
torgeries were, OF course, fresh in many
minds. but those who did not believe
he had committed suicide thought he
had dropped out OF the knowledge Of all
who once knew him as ei1ectually as ii
he were in his grave.
Naturally there was great curiosity
to know how the Wheeling officers had
located him, and about his former home
over the river the announcement OF his
capture created quite as decided q
sensation as did the amazing announce
ment Of his crimes and flight ten
months ago, to the day yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Lieut.. Terrill
and his prisoner arrived in Wheeling
from OCeana, Princess Anne Comfy,
Va, near which place the arrest was
made Sunday forenoon. Both were
travel stained and tired, but after rest
OF an hour or two, tho prisoner was
driven out to st. Clairsville by the OF.
ticer, and turned over to the authorities
there.
1t was characteristic OF the man that
the officer found his man In church,
where services were in progress. Ter
rin was accompanied on the trip by
Wilbur Boggs, younger brother OF Ed
Boggs, whose name was forged by Tag
CART as surety on some OF tho notes.
They went to Norfolk, Va, via
Washington City. From Norfolk an
officer who knew the country about
Oceana accompanied them to Princess
Anne Court House, where the prosecut-
ing attorney Of the county was taken
along 1t was after drive Of eighteen
miles this place was reached, and from
there to Oceana was nearly az far.
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Grent umnrclIn snlei

Received by express yesterday: One
lot Navy and Cardinal Gloria Umbrel-
las, worth 81, at 81 10 this week. One
lot extra quality black Tarkish Satin
Umbrellas, worth 50 rs, at g 70 this
week. One lot black satin finish Gloria
Umbrellas, worth 81 70, at 81 10 this
week. All fancy Parasols Mt and below
cost. All Umbrellas proportionately
reduced this week.
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A few minutes after Taggart's arr.
val at, police headquarters under mr.
rest, an TNTELLlaENcER man who knew
him we'll had talk with him. Tag.
CART objected to the story in ycster'
days paper, denouncing it as ian out
rage" lie sail:
"When the time comes for me to
make q statement l will make q very
clear one that will straightcn theao
things out"
Boggs, he explained, was not his
brother.in.law. Afterwards 1t was said
that the Boggs'a are cousins Of Mrs.
Taggarl. TAggart made one significant
remark early in his conversation.
III it had not been for my wife," he
said, Il wouldn'tbo hero now. 1would
be dead"
He said also: 1.-THE statement that
was seen in tho st. ClairgviIle cemetery
IL correct. Invent there for purpose,
but 1t seemed thore was something be-.
tween mo and myself that l could not
carry 1t out"
His evident intention was 10 convey
tho impression that no won't there TO
commit suicide. Ho probably never
had any serious idea OF such a course,
however As to his flight, no said that
after no was In tho comotery he did not
remember thing until ho catnc to
himself In Baltimore two days later, OIL
Monday, August TO- 1892. This will not
DO regarded as true by anybody who
knows tho man.
From Baltimore Tagcntt wrote homo
to his wife to lot her know that he was
nlivC, From there Ito won't TO Virginia
and has over since been near the point
Mt which he was arrested. Until with.
In month or two hc has worked on O
farm; ainco, no has been canvassing for
n publishing house Of Springfield, Ohio.
Taggart talked moro about tho lands,
tho agriculture and tho oystorg Of Wiz.
ginia than he did about his own case.
HOW III WAS POUND.
TaRgart also dcnicd that ho had d
brother accused Of forgery in East St.
Louis.
Tho story Of the finding Of tho fugitive
IL worry interesting, as was intimatcd In
yesterdays very complete account AL.
most ever since hiB departure no has
kept up q correspondencC with his vito.
She seems to DO not only very devoted
10 him, but very shrowd. She was
known to como TO Wheeling regularly
overy week, on Wednesday, Oilicets
Lukins aud Terrlll worked long time
before thoygot "a clue. The woman was
Swallowed, but to no avail. Finally tho
reason Of her visits hero was discovered.
II was loarneJ that letters from OCcann,
Va, wore received oVory Wednesday
morning by Mrs. Annie Dean, Of Gao
McColloch airect These camo In Mrs.
Deans name, but wero by her turned
over 10 Mrs. Iaggart on her weekly
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7 NTElLlGENCERS JON OF FiOE--
A hGW rypE SKILLED WORK l;S. HONEST
NouNI aud TASTY WORK sct1 for ptCcS
lNrEbllGENCER,
~ aud N Fourteenth Street
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j. E TERRI, En-, General Passenger AOenl Glove
land LOraia & Wheeling Rdtlpav, Ckuc!Gnd
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pueLle SALES.
pusLlc SALES.
ADJOURNED AUCTION SALE
OfLOts, ut Hundred, W. Va,
THURSDAY JUNE 90, 1905.

Hundred Il a rapidly growing town, on iho
mnln lihc OF tho Baltimore ( ohio tallfoad a
miles east Of Whcellng llns natural Ia IN
abundance N tho sbipDlhg point iof Que w az
best agricultural aud 'idfinl6g districts Ia WEI
Virginia and Western penhyi vanin. Tlhning
Hour aud wqQlen mills IN operation AbOni i6i
lots were sold on the slh and 9Th which viii Ia
imuOyel ~ once, 2lJ choice lois will DO Oilared
Oh tho 22d. Fine slics iQf manufacturers OffSfod
n II HAMILTON, Hundred, W. W. N
JIG, ilEnvEY, AucllOhOer Nh
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BuolNp will keep your house free
from roachos, bed bugs, etc., besides
banishing unpleasant odors aud germs
OF disease.
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GET uome.Niade Candy ut Second
Presbyterian church Thursday evening,
June 10
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land, L0rata & Wheeling RatWaN CEepeIand,
Ohio
DEAR rR:.-Complying with your re-
quest that advise you how liked the
trip to Chicago over tho Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling railway, would say
that while leone to Chicago frequently
l have never had more satisfactory
trip.
The other passengers expressed them
selves to the same effect The train ar-
rived on time, Yours. very truly,
ALEX. GLASS.
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To GAIN strength-Hood's sarsaparilla.
For steady nerves-Hood's sarsaparilla.
For pure blood-Hood' a Sarsaparilla. 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-22

americanas de tai suerte que tocara
los lindes de la autonom1a.
Els un pequeno Gladstone, one
aspira la popaIaridad del 7eader
britanico.
Y ha de dar f. cuentes diSgnstos
d estos senores que en- Cuba y en-
Puerto Rico fueron los amos siguen
si6ndolo y 10 seran mientras Ell pals
no Sc disponga a luchar con ellos
brazo brazo, con sus mismas armas.
Desde estos mares asistimos al des-
envolvimiento de las tragedias que Sc
preparan.
Y es precise que nos dispongamos
q intervenir; no como simples Gu
riosos, sino como actores en6rgicos,
en- el desenlace, quiza muy pr6ximo.
del drama pol1tico.
En- la abstenci6n, permanecemos
sobro las armas, prontos a ocupar el
sitio mas estrat6gico.
Ne hay que olvidar que somos un
ej6rcito en- actitud de descanso y en-
perspecliva de combate.
Obseryar, yivir alerta, aunque en-
reposo aparente, es hcito; dormir
con musumana indiferencia en- tan
to que el suelo patrio gime y sufre
jamas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-22
NO ICIA =

Hemos recibido una hoja volante, ftma-
da en- Arroyo anteayer, que empeza de es-
te modo
:" Sc invita- al vecindario de este pueblo y
4 las aptcr'dades cIvlles y miiitares, para
una manifestation p1bica de regooijo, en-
honor al Excmo. Sr. don Antonio Daban
por ell immense bien que la hecho al pue-
bio librandolo de seguir teniendo por AL
calde don Eugenio Ruiz de Val"
Muy bien asf, con ese civismo Y esa
franqueza, ejercitan los ciudadanos Ell de-
recho de reunion que las leyes les recono-
cen.
asf, con ese varonil entusiasmo, casti-
gan la audacia de los que, creyendose un
dia invulnerables y eternos, les despotiza
ron sin clemencia.
Inscripciones hechas en- el Registro Civil:
Nocimie,atos: Jose Rodriguez Laboy,
Maupedf Barnia, Margarita Oppenheimer,
Buenaveutura Lao Mateo Perez, Gregorio
Sierra, PetroniIa CASTOR, Gabriel Roman.
DefuncioneS Mauuela Montes
Una pareja de orden pdblico compuesta
por los guardias Trinidad Virella Jose
Ripoll, denuncio al senior Juez municipal
Isaac Anacad, que promovio hoy, las sie
te de la manana, IN escandalo en- ell Ballaia,
y que desobedeci6 a los expresados guar
das.
La Academia De Ciencias Do Boonia ofre-
ce una medalla de orc de 1s9O0 frances al
autor de la mejor Memoria descriptive de
un nuevo sistemas efcaz 8 IN nuevo a<s1~0 !
to para pEs~ axtinguir ioe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-22

aquella a quien cada cua1 de nosotros
amabamos. = III instante 40 mas
y su sonrisa Sc desplieea, sus ojos Sc
iIuminan, su mano Sc apodera de la
mia - y en- pos de 81 me conduce
al paraiso immortal
iOh reino d. l. ara, te he~visto
solo en- snenos!
TURGUENEF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-22
LIT Err At URA
Ell RENO DE LO AZUL

iOh reino de 10 azul! iOh reino de
Ia luz, de la juventud y de la felici-
dad. que he visto en- suenos!
Ibamos varios en- una hermoSa LAM
cha, ricamente empavesada. Una
gran vela redondeabase en- forma de
pecho de cisne, bajo los ondulantes
gallardetes No saba quienes eran
mis- compaheros; mas todo mi ser
sentia que eran tan jovenes, tan ale
gres, tan felices como yo. Sin en-
barge, mi atencion no Sc paraba
en- ellos Solamente veia en- torno
mio ell N 4r infinite, el mar azul sal
picado q ,scamitas doradas; y, So
bre mi ca eza, un cielo azul tambien,
tan azul omo el otro, y encima de
ese cielC rodaba alegremente, en-
triunfo, radiosa, Ia caricia del sol.
Y tambien entire nosotros alzabase
de vez en- cuando una risa sonora y |
alegre, como la risa de los inmorta-
les. . bien, de repente, surgian pal
bras de algunos labios, versos +
chidos de una belleza maravillosa 7 |
de una fuerza inspirada. FL cielo mis-
mo ell mar vibraban armoniosamen
te contcstandonos; y otra vez impe-
raba el silencio, ese silencio de la
ventura.
Calando ligera en- las placidas on
das, nuestra rapida barca bogaba. No
era ell viento quien la arrastraba, di-
rigida por nuestros propios corazo-
nes regocUados, lanzabase adonde
queriamos, docil cuai un ser vivien~
te.
Encontrabamos magicas islas, Sc
mitransparentes. con refejos de pie
dras preciosas, de esmeralda y opaio
Desde sus bordes redondeados, lie
gaban hasta nosotros embriagadores
perfumes. Unas llovian sobre nosotros
lirios del valle y rosas blancas de las
otras Sc alzaban de pronto aves irisa-
das. Giraban las aves sobre nosotros;
convalarias y rosas caian al mar, y
fundianse en- la nacarina espuma que
resbalaba a 10 largo de las lisas bor- ,
das de nuestra barca.
Con !as flores y los pajaros, volaban
hasta nosotros sonidos de una duIzu- ,,
IA inefable. IEran voces femeni-
nas2 - \ en- torno nuestro, el cielo,
el mar, la ondulaciou de la vela, el
murmurio del surco que habria nues- c
ira proa. todo hablaba de amor, a
de un amor afortunado. =
Y alll estaba, invisible y presente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-22

Anoehe obtuvo un gran exito en- Mascotte
la compan1a de zarzuela
/ Sc celebraba ell benefcio de Amalia Ro.
/ drlguez y el teatro estaba de bote en- bote
La protagonista trabaj6 de un modo ad
Airable en- toda la representation, obtenien-
do aplausos enthusiasts.
Al final del segundo acto ell p1blico la
llamo la escena tributandole una ovaci6n
ruldos1slma, mientras sus aamiradores la
obseqniaban con flores presentes.
| La senorlta Gil estuvo muy afortunada
eanto con exquisite gusto su papel de
F5aDseta,
I'll senior Sainz irreprochable: sabe pisar
las tablas con bizarrfa emitir con ar
te su voz hmpia, fresca sonora.
Los demas artistas cumplieron su deber
Acepte nuestroa placemes la sonora Ro-
drlguez por las distinciones de que ell pit
bllco la colmo anoche y que no alcanzaron
aqni todas las actrices.
Puede ella decir que ha conquistado en-
fonce muchas simpat1as y que no Sc BORA
IA facilmente su recuerdo.
Se han encontrado ahorcado en- Kisnar
Macy, Hangr1a, IN hombre de ciento seis
amos, llamado Nicolas Makawecz
Este dgno emulo de Matusalen, ha pues
to tin sus dias porque crefa padecer un
NAL incurable sin duda la vida.
Pase que esa edad SO muera, pero sui
cidarse
FL ilustre autor dramatico don Jose de
Echegaray ha terminado entregado al ac-
tor senor Mario una comedia en- cuatro ac-
tos tltutoda La re'acerosG, y esta terminan-
do un drama en- tres actos un epilogo IT, |
tufado Il erillGs del mar.
Amba obras Sc eatrenaran en- Madrid en- |
la proxlma temporada de invierno.
Segdn los conocedores, la mejor solec-
cion de selos de franqueo que hay en- ell |
mundo, es la del senor Torray, de Paris.
La segunda en- reputation pertenecfa al
dlfnnto diputado ingl6s Tapling, que la ha
egado al Museo Britanico
Esta tasada en- 1850, 900 pesetas, = este
extraordinario valor 10 debe, no solo ser
nuy completa, sino a que en- ella fguran los
'ellos mas raros que Sc conocen, bien por
a epoca que pertenecen, bien por los
'alses en- one fueron usados.
FEN0MENos DEL CICL0N.-Los seflores
0iza Hermanos, Atocha 4, estan echando la
asa por la ventana.
Hemos visto vender, estan vendiendo
alzado para senoras y caballeros, 4 3 &
Gales par, para ninos 2 reales par.
Aprovechar la ganga, pues sabemos que
ste fen6meno solo durara alga'sos meses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-22

frances italiano, habra de enviarse antes
del de Mayo de 1894.
Hoy ha legado esta ciudad ell cifco
americana Gardner que trabajaba Maya
giez hasta hace pocos dias.
Hara su debut manana, sabado, 81
asistiran nuestros reporters para juzgar por
81 los tneritos las habilidades de la compa-
nfa, respecto de la cual hemos visto gran
dea elogios en- Ia prensa de la Capital de
Mayagiiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-22
RECORTES

Los hombrds seran siempre 10 cue quie-
ran las mnjeres- el que d-seen los hombrss
grandes yirtuosos, ednque las mujeres en-
la grandeza la virtud. -Rosesseau.
Nnnca los favores deben medi1se por ell
sacrifcio que exigen al que los prodiga;
siempre por ell benefcio que reportan al
que los recibe.
Ell valor de la verdadera amistad 90 ina
preciable; ell de la amistad fngida es detes-
table.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-22

Ha sido nombrado Secretario de Gobier-
no de la Audencia territorial de esta isla ell
senor don Pedro Sarra de Garoy, iaez de
instruction que era de Mayaguez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-22

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