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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-12-15

"Do you remember how you used to
call me your angel before we were mar
ried?'
He-"Yes dear. and wonder how
you ever consented to marry such a
laundering old fool" Chicago Inter-
Ocean.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-12-15

Christmas is near at hand. This is
the season of gift giving, the time
that the milk of human kindness is
supposed to bubble up from the most
barren breast, the friends and the
family being the force pump. Where
will you get your gifts? at's.easy.
Look over the SIFTER's advertising
columns. There's the Landmans,
they always have a big stock and
finely displayed. At Smiths you'll
find something nice and suitable eve
ry time. Then there's Richardson &
Leonard at Peru and Londonderry
If you must 60 further read the ads
of Blackmer, Couture, the Central
Cash Store and Hamilton at Man
chester Depot and the Centre. Their
over the other way is Glynn, the If.
repressible Glynn. He's always sir
it," and so is Pollard of Chester
Read his cad" and then 60 and and
ask him about it.
The good Christian never forgets
his prayer, neither does the close
buyer ever forget the good adver.
tiser.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-12-15
SMITE7S-

A Splendid assortment of
Outing Flannels, and more to
arrive next week. The most
desirable goods to be had at
the price, 10 cents. The Reds
are particularly desirable for
children.
Lots of Rubbers for the
Lumbermen, and footwear of
all kinds in great variety. The
Ladies' Beaver Button Boot,
Flannel lined and Foxed with
fine Dongola Kid is a good
seller.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-12-15
LOCAL SUMMARY.

Central Vermont mileage 2 IA cents
per mile. Geo. G. Smith.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-12-15

And to reduce our stock in certain lines
we offer goods at the following extreme
ly low prices for the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26
Dice un periodlco extranjero:

"A pesar de la predisposici6n que exlste
contra el Hso del petr6leo como combustlble para
las hornallas que debe la creencia de que
produce mucha corrosi6n, en- los ferrocarrlies ru'
sos va susttuyendo rapidsmente al carbon en- TO-
das las ocomotoras, pues segdn vemos en- una
estadfstica Official, ell consume de carbon en- 10
Silesia, que en- 1881 assemble 32,o58 toneiaoas,
an 1890 solo fu6 2,973 toneladas; mientras que ell
consume de carbon ingles, que en- 1881 fue
lAs.l90 toneladas en- 1890 Sc redujo l09, II,
Por otra parte en- 1881 el consume de petr6leo
t4 1887 toneladas, en- 1890 fuS 286737. Al
nismo tempo Sc observa una dlsminuclon nuy
marcada en- ell consume de lena"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26

Paaajeros llegados aver de Aguadilla % Due
jan amargamente del NAL ssrvicio de carrnajes
que existe entire dicha villa Camuy. Dlcen
que salieron aver manana las media de
Aguadilla llegaron Camuy Ia una cuarto
dc IL tarde este porque alquilaron una parela
que coat6 tres pesos en- ell camino pues los caba.
llos facos extenuados del coche no podfan
seguir viaje. El coche en- que venian pertenece
{ Ia empresa de los sehores don Jose de Jesus y
don Miguel Arrieta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26
Ha regresado de gu vlaje 4

Ha regresado de gu vlale AsuadlIla nues-
tro distinguido amigo ell sehor Comandante don
Agapito Picazo, digno Gobernador del Castillo
dsI MORO Enviamose nuestra mas afectuoss
bienvenida va sabe el que de tedas veras lie
acompanamos en- la pena que en- estos momentos
afiie gu distinguida famila.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26

la hora de entrar hoy en- prensa LA Co
RREsPoNDENc1A { la edici6n de los domingos Sc pu
blica mas temprano) J. no sabemos el resultado de
las olecciones de los individuos que han de com
poner las mesas eectorales, que vienen ceebran
dose, porque ell acto no ha terminado adn. Da
remos detalles mahana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26

Llamamos Ia atencl6n de la policia sobre la
casa ndmero 35 de la Gale de San Sebastian, en-
cuya casa al psrecer desocupada, suelen ocultar
ne algunos rateros para recorrer de noche las
Azotaaa vecinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26
Seccion de AnunCios
Al PUBLJCO

I'll que suscribe pone conocmiento del pubco del
eomeTc general que reconocera agura
no este autorizada con su propia rma que asimmo
pagara ninguna tornado por os NO esta de-
bdamente autorzada por el Tujlo-ato 20 de Febrero
oe 1873. JOSE GERONIMO DIAz HoRTA. FL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26
VARIEDADES

Corbatas de seda de Ultima moda calzad o
para senoras ninos clase extra superior para
cabaleros, fuertes c6modos c6mprense en- La
Constancla de BorrAs Reines, San Francisco 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26

Una prensa para prensar tabaco, pipas de
roble vacfas, vino tInto marcs Sagasta, jamones
de Westfaa mantequilla danesa superior soil.
citese en- el Colmado de los sefiores Gen ecedo
Hermanos ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26

En- ell taller Fotografco de don Feliciano
Alfonso, (el mejor montado en- la Isla) Sc hacen
trabajos al gusto del parroquiano, pequehos gran
dres, medanos ETC. etc. Las reproducciones de
otros retratos NADIA dejan que desear. Hay yer.
dadero gusto en- la especialidad de retratos ilumi
nados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26

Sc ha descub,erto una nueva aeaclon de co
bre plata que sirve para sustitulr la plata ale
mana cuando Sc necesita para hacer varllas, la
minas alambre La aleacion contiene unas dos
tsrceras parties de cobre cierta proportion de
manganese aluminio, silica y zinc. Dicese que
tiene una fuerza de tension lie unas $1,000 hbrss
On las barras pequenas, 20 por ciento de elonga-
ci6n que go ha laminado hasta convertrla en-
planchas muy delgadas convertible en-. aiambre
do q, ,00S milimetros de diametro. La reslstencla
el&ctrica de este metal parece ser mayor que la de
Ia plata alemana, Sc espera que llegue ser un
material cuya resistencia hara que los electrics-
tas tsngan alambre mucho meior y mas barato
Que ahora para los reostatos. Parece que las di-
fcultades con que Sc tropezaba para fundlr, va
ciar, etc, el bronco de manganese, SO han obvla.
do On esta aleaci6n afadiendole una pequehs pro.
porci6n de aluminio, pues Il por clento de este
metal, la convierte de la mas refractaria al pro
eedimiento de la fundici5n Ia mas satisfsctoria
para el mlsmo. Con la adicion del aluminio se
consigue ademAs una aleacloL mucho mas refrac
taria corrosi6n que la plata alemana, ell nikel,
& 10 plata con los buenos resutados que ha da'
do la introduction de la silica ell zinc en- pro
porci6n de por ciento de la prlmers, l3 por
ciento del 1lti no. conslgue un exito perfecto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26

Hemos tenido ell gusto de reclbi' la vista de
nuestro antique amigo ell Sr. Pbro. D. Ramon A.
Ibarra, parroco de la Isabella, que Sc halla de pa
90 en- esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26
Alerta Consumidores!

Cerveza Espanoa "Cruz Blanca" de santander:
Hoy tiene competidores para est& muy aamada Ger
ueiores que reciben del extranjero detaa
en- los prn psles esabecimenos de esa Capital venden
por mayor sus importadores CALDAs y c.
Son Gnicos agentes de los famosos cigarros
y cigarrillos de la marca Partagds de la Habana,
los sefiores Cerecedo Hermanos C."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26
Grandes YinQs EspahQIes

Vnos puros sir encabezar de las meores Bodeqas de Ia
Ra, Vadeeaas galicia Mazarla de $anlucar de BarG-
dspdo de los senores FAJARbo HERMANos sSncea
San Francisco ST. al al detale precios
tisimos.
Els indudable que el anuncio es la podeross
palanca que remueve los intereses de la industria
impusandola Digslo sin6 ell gran consume y
bdka que ha alcanzado en- tan POGO tempo ell
Alcohotndo GateM. Sin ell constante anuncio que
de 81 hace su inventor, pesar de las buenas CON
diciones del especifco habria quedado rsducido
81 venta al pueblo en- que sc fabrica.
POR AAUsENTARsE los duehos vendeu los nue.
weg $780, en- 4O un lavabo en- 30 dos tampa
ras.--san Jose 81 principal. 1915
Seis millones, ochenta sets mil, seiscien
tos veinte pesos 70 centavos IQue le parece
Vd. esa suma Els dos veces mayor Que ell nre
supuesto de Puerto-kico. Pues Vd. Sc asombra
ra cuando sepa que esa cantidad es la pagada per
sinestros sus tenedores de p6lizas por la New.
York Life Insurance Company, durante un go
10 ano.--El de 1891.
h,1.s, ss.ls,I 4. l. Blanca, SEGA, superior,
46 kilos para consume H.
bre de derecho para ell comprador. S64 para
fuera del tGrmino municipal de la Capital FIN
LAY BROTHERS.--SAN JUsTo No2 1912
CONSEJO LAS MADRES-El Jarabe Calmante de
Is sehora Wnslow debera sempre los nhos
padecen de la dentici6n. Proporciona avo Immediate al
pequeno paciente produce sueno tranquilo natural
s muy
da las encias cam todo dolor riguariza los intesnos
es ell meor remedio conocdo dareas ocasonada
la denticion u otra csusa.
UN MEDICAMENTO MARAvTLLOSO que merece ell
favor del pubico. La Emulsion de Scott afeccio
tubercuo reemplaza ell acee de hi
gado de bacaao
Veez, Colombia Julio Ia, 1888.
senores Scott Bovine" -, Nueva York.-Soy muy po-
acionado preparedness magi traes extraneras
las excesvas ponderaciones de que ordnaamente
jeto despues de haber ensayado Emulsion - des-
de hace mucho TEMPO de mi deber manfesar
des hoy la consdero medicamento maravoso
merece ell favor del pubico No solo las afeccio-
mes tuberculosis que tan yentaioamene reemplza
debe mitarse esfea de accon buenos
resutados no haran esperar todas las Intermediates
relaconadas empobrecmiento de sangre falta
de asmilacon De ustedes atento s s. manuel de Je-
sus Flores.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26

Recuerde Vd que Ia direction de los gran.
dss dep6sltos de qulncalla ferreterfa de los Sc
hores NJ Roman c. es esta: Almsoen, Cruz
ndmero 7; La D~lcs Aliamsa, tienda de detalie,
Cruz, n1mero 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26
GUIA COMERCIAL Y AGRIGOLA

DE- PUERTO-RICO-
Pubcada Ia de 1892 con mas luio que las Europeas s
Director Professor don Jose Baestero uOz prepara la
del lS93 reparble Chicago donde esan anuncfados
numerosos agrcuores, Vista hace f6 mas de 1000 CO.
merciantes industaes Este bro suma necesidad en-
comerclo anar circuIares por Isls Sc re-
parte GRATIS los anuncantes por To- que sus anuncios
son permanentes en- Europa, America todos pue
una sola Vez. 15-H
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26
Il D.. G.IiS.. Romero C.s..;t

vamente esta Capital, ha instaado gu domici-
lio y gabinete de consultas la calle de la FOR
TALEZA, No So, Tene ell honor de participant
10 al pdblco, de ofrecere sus servlcios profe,
sonales. Horas de consulta, de l2A2 de Ia
tatde. 60-l2
Use usted en- vez de pomada de tric6fero la
Loct6n AnttherpStica del doctor Monies Daz.
Mantiene la cabeza impia fresca evta Ia
caspa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26
H0H!Al!ZA !!

Pimientos nabos grandes para cocido nsbos argos
ra gusar, Melones Remoacha Lechuga rzada blanca Es
Garcia zada Apio Zanshoria, Peregl Rabanlas a
les onza Espnacas Gusantes, Cebolla Caabaza. Acel
gas blancas Acegas coloradas Berengenas 1omates g
gantes Sandia real Hinojo reales onza, To-
de libra adelante entire varas clases 80 libra
los peddos cuaquer pueblo de la Isla inclu
yendo 81 importe 30 cenavos por libra Humacao Puerto
Rico 20 de Febrero, 1893.--JOSE BERTRAN. 10-1
El mejor vino tinto y ell mejor blanco de
mesa que se consume en- la isla de Puerto-Rico,
es el de Logroho, bodegas de Anguciana, que
venden los sehorss Sobrino de Luina Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26

Vinos puros sit encabeAar de las meores Boga Ia
Rojd Vdldends Galicia Mdlzdna San1car de Barrd-
media Lcores CrUeas de las mejores venden
ell deposito de los senores FAJARDO HERMANOS CO.
San Francisco ST. al mayor al detae precios bara
tisimos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26

Semilla fresca acabada de re-
cibir de las Huertas de Gero.
na La Bisbal y Figueras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-26

DnD AUSENTARSE los duehos vendeu los mue
L. ~ AG bles siguientes magniico piano stein
werg $780, tocador 40 lavabo 30 lamps
ras.--san Jose 81 principal. 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-09
A TnuRBEn. wHY1AND RuMOn.


Mr.. Thurber Denies That His House IIas
Fallrd-Report from Another source.
New YoRe, June s,--A runor was cur,
rent in this city last night that the
Thurber- Whyland Company, the well
known grocery house OF this city, has
failed. Tho rumor spread and to-day
was moro or less talked OF all over the
country
This afternoon dispatch to the same
effect was received from Chicago and
tho wheat market in this city and Chi.
cago was effected by ii. At the office OF
the Thurber. W hyland Co, this after
noon the following statement was made
by f. B. Thurber, president OF the COM
pauy, in reply to thelqueaIions OF re-
porter:
"There is no truth whatever in the
report that tine Thurber- WylRnd Com
pany have failed, We have met every
note and every bill, when due, aud
shall continue to do so"
From another source it was learned
that the Thurber.WhylGnd Company
had been pressed for money for some
little time, and it had TO appeal to its
banks forassistauce. Some oil thetirm'a
paper was offered for sale to-day at 7
per cent, but it was said to be only one
or two pieces for five or ten thousand
dollars, and had been given out week
ugo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-09
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FuSEL OIL
nEhhAIRE.
All Sorts of Loenl News and Gossip from
the Glass City,

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,
Jones Elson, who furnished stone for
the second coat on the Wegee pike, has
finished his contract and received S743
from the fund this week, Contractors
on the West Wheeling pike and for the
completion of the one west OF town re-
ceiyed 50, 4S3
Mayor McGowan returned from Col
umbus yesterday morning, After tho
preliminary work at the state conven-
lion there was nothing left to do, Ono
man could have cast the vote OF the
party in the denomination OF Gov Nc.
Kinley.
1t has been decided to open the Ep.
worth assembly at Burr's Mills August
Is, and the meetings will continue ten
days. Governor Mckinley will not be
among the attractions there this year.
but score OF attractive nNmea are on
the list.
Col. @. Ia. Poorman was n member OF
the committee on resolutions ut the Re-
publican state convention, and DIR. Grit
fifth OF Monroe county, was selected as
the member OF the state central COM
mlttee from this congressional district.
Several glass workers from interior
towns are already ut home for the sum.
mer, and the boys say it looks as il
it might be for all time, so far US boom
factories are concerned.
John NJ. CriswelI is moving number
Of houses he bought from the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling Railroad Company
from tho west side OF Noble street.
Mrs. Charles r. Costing, after an i'll
moss OF only one week, beginning with
an epileptic lit died yesterday and will
be buried this afternoon.
Sir Knight II. NJ. Keyser and Miss
Lawson, OF Wheeling, were guests ut
the Templars' banquet here Wodnes-
day night.
The Knights OF Pythias will hold
memorial services next Sunday, this
being an annual feature with the X. Ps.
Tho electric railway line is now laid
through all that part Of town where
there was no street railway before.
Judge j. II. Collins and family have
taken up their summer residence on
their farm near gainesville.
Jones & McGraw are building a new
residence for Harvey Benson, in the
Fourth ward.
The school board made levy OF seven
mills for the ensuing year, the same as
last year.
The Turner's will give private picnic
at Shady Side next Sunday for their
families.
The county commissioners have made
a levy Of eight cents for the ensuing
year.
Mrs. Cora Henry has purchased the
Shaver property, in the First ward,
The Davis women pulled in the other
night were released on bail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-09
THE DUKE or VRRAGUA
Entertained at Columbus-His BrOthe
Almost Dies During tho Review.


Entertained at Columbus-His Brother
Almost Dies During the heviow.
Columns, o., June S,--A sensational
event marked the close OF tho school
children's parade to-day in honor OF the
duke OF yeracua. The dukes brother
was stricken with angina pretoris and
fell PROSTATE on the grand stand. He
suffered frightful agony, and tho attack
seemed likely to result fatally owing to
the terrific jam OF spectators and in-
ability OF the authorities to force back
the people and give the nobeman air.
Bishop Watterson stood ready to ad-
minister the last sacrament. An cleo
trio battery was brought into operation
by tho physician who had been called,
however, and the necessity for action
by the bishop gradually disappeared.
The attack was probably brought on by
the excitement Of the day.
The duke was welcomed by Mayor
Karb and presented with the freedom
OF the city and solid gold key nicely
ornamented and inscribed: "Christo.
pher Columbus, 1892; Columbus, Ohio,
1898" The duke briefly thanked the
mayor for the courtesies Of the occasion.
The party was entertained this even
ing at reception by the Columbus
club, which was largely attended
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-09
NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage ogwater aud NIoVements OF Boats
The River Interests.

Stage OPWatOr aud NIoVements OF Boats.
The River Interests.
The Ben Hur will be to.day's Parkers.
burg packet, and is scheduled 10 depart
at ll:30a. m.
Tho popular Iron Queen passed up
for Pittsburgh at 10 a. IN. with hor
usual fno trip, including a cabin full Of
passengers.
Tho II. X. Bedford got away for Pitts.
and the Courier departed for Parkers.
burg ut noon.
The O. W. Bachelor Is tho regular
Pittsburgh boat for to-day, but II Is not
known at whit hour she will arrive.
She loft Cincinnati twelve hours behind
time,
Tho Annie Laurie arrived from
GAINESVILLE aud Muskingum river points
at 1880 yesterday morning, and depart
cd half an hour later for Pittsburgh.
She had Il big trip. tho freight conaist.
Ing mostly OF agricultural products, In.
Guiding eggs and strawberries,
Captain Montgomery, OF the Hunt.
ington Il 81. Louis towboat line, was in
the city Yesterday. Speaking Of tho
proposed pewiky wall, that II built will
oncroaoh on tho city wharf, hc aaid IL
10 shcor nonsense for council to grant
tho privilege for It's erection, IN tho
faco OF the grant Of tho wharf mndo to
the city by Noah Hano, which provides
that the wharf shall DO used for no
other purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-09
A rRoTECoRArN
Is What the Hawailans Expeot-A Genuine
Dynamite Scarce,

Is What the Hawailans Expeot-A Genuine
Dynamite Scarce,
HoEoLULU, VIA SAN FnANcIsco, June
s,-No ono knows how or why, but the
fact remains that the annexation party
of Hawaii have settled in their own
minds that the United States is going
to establish aprotectorate over the is
lands. Annex, except as something in
in the future, ia not now discussed
the cry, annexation or nothing" is no
longer heard, 1t is reported that Min
lister Blount has dropped a hint that Il
protectorate is the proper thing to look
Tor. II the constant protestations OF
tho royalsts are to- be believed they
have no intention OF making move
until after the decision OF the United
States is known.
Honolulu had genuine dynamite
scare. During concert at the Hawai-
ian hotel, at which most OF the people
Of tho town were assembled, police Of
1lcers discovered three dynamite bombs
and small bottle OF illuminate OF mer-
curry. Company B OF the volunteers was
called out and guarded the palace and
barracks all night. It's thought by Of
ficers of tho provisional government
that tho bombs were to have been used
TO blow up the barracks in which the
provisional army was sleeping
President Dore when seen stated that
he thought the finding Of the bombs
was proof OF the reported conspiracy to
restore the queen, as did Attorney Cen
eral Smith, The royalists are indignant
at the assertion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-09
Anour pEopLE
Strangers in thu City and Wheeling Follss
Abrond.

Strangers in thu City and Wheeling FolkS
Abrond.
]. N. Mccoy, OF sistersville, is in the
city.
Mrs. Peter MUM is visiting friendsin
Philadelphia.
Joseph Dougherty, Of Parkersburg, is
aBehler arrival.
MIR. Louis Halter has returned from a
trip to Chicago and the west.
Ex-Judge 0key Johnson, Of Charles
ton, is III the city on business.
Policeman Jack West and William
Burns have gone TO the Worlds Fair.
Rev [. II. Jordan, of Buckhannon,
was in the city yesterday on his way to
Pittsburgh.
Mrs, Alex 4. Young and children
have como to Mt Lake Park to spend
tho summer.
Fred A. Blum, of tho South Side, went
TO Cincinnati ON the Hudson, on II
business trip.
O. L. Borgess., Of Fairmont N. Bandi,
Mrs, n. T. Bundi. and Miss Lena Bandi,
Oh New Martinsville, Nre at tho Stamm.
Mr.. Charles Fisher aud his mother
md two sisters left Yesterday for Chi
cago VIII the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheel
ing road.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Il. Loring, OF
Gibson City, ILL, are in Wheeling, on
their way to Bethany, to attend com
menCemeht
A, q Harrell, Of Potomac, was in the
city Yesterday, the guest OF his son,
Herbert Darrell, OF Richards & Neil
roy'1 pharmacy,
The steubenville Herald says, Lee
sonneborn, handsome young man OF
Wheeling, vas in the city yesterday
visiting hiSllady friends.
City Clerk Thonor and u wagon load
Of friends went up Wheeling crock fish.
INK Yesterday. Somebody should have
dropped tho Ash friendly line OF
warning
Emil g. Armbruster, OF Matt Arm.
iprustet 4 Sons, scenic artists of Colum.
bus, Ohio, Is here, and will do some
work this summer Tor tho Wheeling
thoattoa.
William Dichl came home from
wheeling one day last week with ty-
phold fever He lB being cared for by
ms uncle, Mr. William Diohl.- Woods.
JNd, D., Spirit
LiGntenant.Cqlonel Richard Comba
ana his wife, Of Fort Yates, Dakota, aro
~ mo McLure house. Their daughters
arc pupils o. MI. do Chantal, and they
como 70 visit ttlom.
Row Mt, oqye has resigned the pas.
,torale Of the Barnosville, Ohio, Chris.
uah ehurcl 10 become pastor Of Il
Vurch At Weat Liberty Ho will at the
sanN time take course ut Bethany col.
lcge ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-09
THE TEXAs REGATrA.



Unimportant Races the Second Day-Gau-
daur the Favorite FOR Saturday.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, June S.-Tho second
day of the big rogetta was of little in
terest, there being only one professional
race, and that quarter mile dash.
First race-senior four.oared shell for
four gold medal and silver cup distance
mile and u half with turn, Modes, OF
st. Louis, won with ease, Galveston
rowing club second. Time, lO:l5!. Only
two entries.
Second race-Qunrter milo dash for
500. Entries, Peterson, Hanlon, Teen.
or, Hosmer, Ten Eyck, Rodgers, STAINS.
bury. Stansbury got off in tho lead
but Peterson took it away from him In
10 seconds aud won by length, STAINS.
bury second, Rogers third, Teemer
fourth. Time. 1879,
Third raco-Mile and half with
turn, amateur junior double scull be-.
tween Harris and Baker and Westhus
and Hessman. The four won with
case.
The fnal heat in the big race be.
tween GaudOur. Stansbury, Hanlon,
Teomer, Rogers and Peterson takes
place Saturday. GaudNur Is the fayorite.