davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

purifes tho blood. 1t euriches the
blood 1t generally s:irs liver and I'D
neys and the other organs destined to
keep sweet and clean the vital ma.
chinerv.
4 clear. sound mind in sturdy.
healthy body, n bright eye, an elastic
step, clear skin. come without fail
when Paine's celery compound is given
n trial with merely reasonable care and
regularity.
Says Mr.. Dudley L. Stratton. ono OF
Worcestcrs best citizens. the prosperous
proprietor OF the Lincoln Square dining
rooms in recent letter:
about six months ago had severe
attack OF eczema. No pen can describe
my suiler!ngs. / doctored aud used all
the cures I could hear OF, butt was still
in my system.
Hearing that Mr.. William H. Robin.
son, with the iswe!ry firm OF Nelson II.
Davis, 35l Main street. had been cured
OF eczema by using Paine's celery com.
pound, | called on that gentleman, and
rs IL result started to take this wonder
jul remedy. VI hat Mr.. Robinson told
me has been proven to be true. and |
take this opportunity to express my
gratitude. / will gladly answer any one
who may wish to inquire further in re-
guard to the medicine"
Paine's celery compound is the great
est blood and nerve remedy that med
ical science has yet attained. !; makes
people well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
Take paine's cclory compound.
1t is the remedy that makes pcopl

1t is the remedy that makes people
we'll.
First prescribed by the greatest ply.
stefan this country has seen, i. has been
used and prescribed and recommended
by physicians OF every school every.
where.
As spring remedy it carries health
and strength and renewed energy
wherever it goes.
Food for the muscles is not food for
the nerves or brain But paine's celery
compound furnishes tho very clements
that rebuild worn.ou. nerve tissues. Il
feeds brain, nerve centers and nerves,
calming and equalizinG their action. 1t
makes rich. homes, blood.
Within 4 very few days after Paine's
celery compound is regularly taken
there will be Il marked Improvement
in the general health; strength will be-
come morccnduring, theframe piumper,
the spirits better. and the breath swee,er
all declaring in the plaincst terms u
healthier action OF nerves and blood.
Hundreds OF men and women with
that rundown" feeling written all over
their iaces, unable to work, without
courage, have recovered health. heart,
and ambition through this remarkable
remedy for the blood and nerves. Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
LOCAL nIiEvIrIES.
Matters of Minor ,Iomcnt In aud About

NhttcrS OF Minor hOinont IN nnu About
the City.
THE GEASpt This evcniug-'Forgiven. "
THERE was not case for tho police
court yesterday.
HUEy Burns. 4 rag, was run in by
Officer Scallcy last evening. He said no
lived in Bellaire.
\ Ball will be given in the Beethoven
hail this evening by the local lodge of
tho National Brotherhood OF Electrical
Engineers.
CLERK Hook yesterday issued n mar
riuye license TO George B. Miller, aged
%, and Marian C. Committee, aged 81,
both Of this city.
YESTERDAY chilly rain foil nearly
MI day, though tho morning was bright
and clear. Last night for while the
air was very cold, and little snow was
mingled with the rain.
A PRIVATE dance was given by the
members OF tho Wheeling Turner's SO.
cicty in their hall. Prof. killmeyer
played and congenial crowd had n
most enjoyable night.
The Wheeling lowing club bowled
ut Wheeling Park last evening. The
high score OF the evening was Max
Hess 1G1, and HAIRY Adams, OF the
Windsor, was second with l6l.
YESTERDAY the back room n. the
police Headquarters was cleaned up in
great shane by prisoners from the wor;
house Nobody bad any idea tho walls
and ceiling were so dirty until they saw
them cleaned.
THIS evening Mt the Thompson NJ. L.
church, on tho Island, Demarest
medal contest will be given. and line
programme has been announced for the
occasion, when the attendance will
doubtless be large.
YESTERDAY the Opera House orcheq.
tra went out to Morgantown to remain
two days. It played last night for 4
cadets hop, and will this evening fur
nish the music for the opening OF the
new experimental station building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
Ar THE AKRON.
Tho Charity Entertainment Last Night
Grcht Success.

ihe charity Entertainment Last Night n
Groht Success.
Tho charity entertainment, dramatic
and musical, given at tho Arlon last
evening under tho auspices oil tho
Ladics' Hebrew benevolent Society, was
pronounced success financially and
brilliantly successful from tho urtistic
standpoint, The one act farce given
here once by Rosina Vokes, "My Lord
In Livery was rendered by the ANA.
teur performers very we'll.
Tho first part OF tho evenings enter
tainment was made up OF songs by Mrs.
PEBBLES Tatum, Mrs. Kate NJ. Fitzyer.
aid and Mr.. Charles Hulaui, and n read.
ing selection by Miss Louiau Norton.
Tho cast Of "Iy Lord in Livery" was:
"My Lord In Livery"
hne'aCt farce, UDhcr Tho pCtsoDA) direction Of
Mrs. Lena Meryillc Low. latO OF frohman's
Cas-, Of Characters.
Lord Thirlmcrclioi IL. NJ. $; Ben liur)~..".".
Mr.. Ralph A. llcyman
spggott Tho family llutlerl,.,Mr Charles iriiIes
Robert IA I0gcl e. Master GOrSon lscnherg
Sybl Ambcrlcy daughter OF Sir George
AmbcrcyI.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS liHulc Reed
kSss tsr rrends,- MI" M Mnt' su lISyR RIes
After tho dramatic feature OF tho on.
tcrtainmont was over supper was served
by tho ladies, after which dancing was
tho principal feature for several hours.
Mayors orchestra furnished tho music.
A handsome sum was realized from the
entertainment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS,
Tho iiorInE Sen 81, Pnsseh-Appropri
b.. alton Hills Considered.

alton lIills COnsiHcrcu.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 5.-Thc
senate bill to give effect to the award of
tho Paris tribunal prescribing regula.
tons for tho protection OF fur seals in
Boring sea was passed.
Mr.. Boatner's resolution calling upon
the attorney general for Il statement Of
what the government is doing for the
protection OF its interests in tho Union
Pacific railway was adopted.
Mr.. Sayres (TeXas) then moved that
the house 20 into the committee OF tho
whole for the consideration of general
appropriation bills and pending. that
asked unanimous consent that it con.
slider the urgent deficiency bill.
The bill, which carries something
over Sl.000.O00. was passed with one
important amendment, providing for
the continuation OF the work oithe Gen.
sus bureau until March i. 1906, and
providing Tor the publication OF con-
densed volume of go pages Of an alb
stract Of all the data procured by the
census.
After the deficiency was disposed of
the consideration OF the postotlice APP.
preparation bill was resumed. Only one
amendment was adopted, and the house
then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
The Money Reserve,

WASnl&GroS. i. G., April j.-Reports
from all OF the 3.711H national banks in
the country under the recent call have
been received by the comptroller OF the
currency. y summary OF these reports
shows tho lawful money reserve on
February IS, 1894. to have been Si3$$,-
JS0,2Gl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

There w?s : feet in tho channel last
evening, Weather variable, ram and
slcct last evening.
Reports from hcaGwa;crs were as fol.
lows:
Oh City-Itivor . feet inches and
stationary; cloudy and cool.
Wurrcn-iiivcr : iurt and inlling;
cloudy and cool.
Grsensboro--IIivrr : lee. 10 inches
and stationary; raining aud cooler.
Standardization loot & inches
and falling; cool and raining.
l'ill-bur.Il--l;vcr | feet > inches and
falling; cloudy and colder
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
-FOUR OF THEM HELD.
the Assailants aud Robbers OF Old
Man Parker Tried.
HANSON STARTED BUT WEAKENED
anu tho Justice Discharged him-The
story told by tho Witnesses on Tho
stand shows tho Crime to Have
bccn FiendIsh One.-Thc Aged
Victim May Yot Do of his Injuries.


Joseph Taylor, Fred Wiosc. Edward
Hoover and John Nonoho, IN, MAJ
~. r.. 80" '"' =" wv ,n"''
'neh charseu WIN assaultihg
anu foObing John @. Parker. near. Pleas.
mt Grove, on Washincton's birthday.
wefo yostorI,v h,,,d ovor % ,,,..
Tho o.;u,a ~ W s'N'''
'''he' "ccolo'hS 20 inc testimony,
was most tlendish one, and II truo the
offenders should be given the foil e.tont
Of TIM Inv
M.
tne preliminary examination was
heid before Squire Theo. Keller, and
lasted five hours II. G. Pratt and w
Il rronco. nnno.,d T.. a. ..i.a
'''''"'
" w" '"o''e or l'tceh witnesses were OK.
tmlned. Wiese's father, mother and
!rrather testified that he VIVA nj bomo
tnat night. comipy nbout II o'clori.
Miss Se!Iy tcs,itiei TINT he was Mt thcir
home from 7 to Ia .S0 and ,lIis wos Sor.
roberated Nv her mo,bor md two
brothers. Marshal Samuel Wes,wood
and Police Officer Fritz Och told nj thn
arrest. findiny nj nrticlaa stnIcn nnJ
Taylor's coniession, ", G. S,ilwoll q;
Pleasant Grove tcs,ifled ns IN tho no.
SAUL and robbery,
HAYWARD Lone and David Dov;s ,oo.
tilted to ser;nU Jno Tovlor on , rroxdnI
street cor com;nr from thc dircc,;on Of
Bridrenort nt nm nnrlv hour IN tho
morning OF Frhrrorv 81 David Gala,
cher. Petc AnIrew: and Dave Niiinr
told OF sroinr Tovlor n insn unovor onJ
Monnhnn In Cror,n,y SnIoo, In r,nn'
willie about +; o'cloci, II, nj morn;no ,ho,
thcy drni,k thorn Liv;Jod mnnor
amonr tho forr On nrroIel over th;s nn!,
That Uoovor nd \, his nossesainn a ;nr
OF mamie svrrn Tho Iottor wns ,ron"
the nrliclo, ,,Lon from portor
Joe Iovlor who uurnnI stn,es ov;.
Gence. told n STRAIGHT. forward s,orv
piviur in dot,;I nm nrconn, nj tho III,
and ,no n.snul. md robhory Aboard.
inn IN his tnS,imnnv nd man porl.or
come on, nj Tia bonse nnI Winss or,iar.
cd him +, throw nv III. hands This
Mr., Parker did NOT do and rrnchod IN.
ward his hin uocko, IA ii tn null crn
when Honvcr struck him win club
and knockcd him dawn parker wac
given n ;corfrI hoo,inp. four rih. wore
brok.n. also his arm Fla wos tiod md
while no law hall conscious Iioovor
raissd b;s ho,d ,w;co and sI,,cl. b;u,
ON the hand ZACH time parkrr VIVA ioi,
ivino On ,bn TrornI in tho cold for on
Lorr viii TevIor !, ch,r,a wbiio tho
othnr three rnrsnctod H." borse par-
ker WINS corr;ed into tho house and tnr.
AL
IN mole him ,elI whore ha tnnt he
monav uhor TOOL. Of ana nj liz shoe
and :oc,s orJ hrrnoL L;s ion, with
matches md n l;,h,ed Gambia hnt stii,
THE did no, brin" nnv money excen,in,
thn 81 faurS H. M;s noclst, 0pa -
,hor, ro;ntod a rovolrer NJ p,rt,r AMI
wns ,hnut N sboot whap Nonohan sod
"Don,, Ho tTn,n " 49, 1'''>''
IN" IIanson who wo. l;scborged ,os.
,;6nJ ,%"t w. hnJ r.ro a., viii ,I,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
Ten.C'cnt Articles.

SrsrCndcri. Clothes lines. aIccnt Jewe,ry,
anger Traces. Stationery Packages Jail PndocGs,
hIoEai Needle Packages. Onc.llnd pound Tea. La.
nieS' Hceni Hose Dolls, 2rcent Cur Buttons,
Mirrors Pocket Knives
we n'c constantly receiving bargains nId eau.
not quote prices. MS they are here io.,luv an
gone Tomorrow. 1t Il our MIN to always haya
something new ut prices that will make you buy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
THE NEw PAPER EoYs
)r the state viii "i:tcmri" Into Interior
West NIrgi nia.

The meeting OF the West Vir-
einia Press Association which &C.
ours in this city On the S,h and
9Th OF next month bids fair TO be
one of the. best attended held since
the association was organized. rresi-
dent Stuart F. Reed is hard at work on
n programme, and has already arranged
for the ai,ermath-a iunketing trip
from Pittsburgh over the new Bniti.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

more & Ohio extension down through
the heart OF tho state 10 tho now sum.
mer resort, Camden.on.Gauloy. Tho
delegates will leave Wheeling for Pitts.
ourgli on the lO.h probably and will DO
Inc guests OF tho railroad companies
on the trip into interior West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
TEAS, SPICES, ETC.
TEAS. SPICES. ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.

Our reputation for selling only frosh
and standard goods is well known. Tx.
anime our price list and you vii, find
you can buy the bcs; nj our stores Tor
less money than YOU pay for inferior
goods ut other places.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
ThrCG.Cent Articles.

Ladies' lian1kcrchiek. Shaving Brushes, 1
Ho1cM Dress lInttons Stamped Clippers. Match
saic.. Machine oil Cans Potato Masters dozen
snltty tins: rcrtumcd Toilet Soap. palr scls-
nozci shoe LSces. School Slates, batting Spoons.
mcent Tablets Cork Screws. IlurmonIcaS Caks
turner's, Mouse Traps, Windsor Ties.
Tome hero Tor bargains, We will not dlsappons
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
HUNTINGTON AFTER IT.
The Hoard or Trndo Making nm Effort for
tho U, \, Court

Tho Huntington Board Of Trade la
making great effort to secure tho
United States courts for that place. and
it is said to be almost certainty that
the courts will hold n session ,horo
next July. Huntington seems to be
ono OF the best points In the state TO.
the home Of this court, as two.thirds Of
the cases that nre tried in the district.
and circuit federal judiciary come from
the region south OF the second city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
SiN.Cent Articles.

r., one set table Spoons. blank Hooks Purses.
Shirting. Suspcnders Butcher KrIyeS 10.cent
ihces, sleeve Buttons. Decent EmbroidcrleS,
scrubbins brushes Gents Half Hose. :
Merchants invited. We have Bargains for YOU
and II will pay you 10 call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

4 srIMGLANr is often needed to nour.
ish aud strengthen the roots und,o keen
tho lair Il natural color. Halls Hair
ltoncwcr is the best tonic ior tho hair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
FOur-Cent Articles.

. one SctT Teaspoons, Patent Sleeve Holders Boys
nlbs Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb aud Brush
Sase Pot Covers. Tooth brushes, Fire Shovels,
Ioweliny. Charm Knives. Muciagc sewing Ma.
chine on. Scrub brushes. Linen Thread. Hand
lIns md hundreds OF other articles going a, ibis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

CoLuMDuS. O.. April 5.-Thc state
convention oil mine workers has decided
in favor Of general strike May unless
tho operators restore the Old scale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
Z, B.
POTTS.
Bargain.
Bulletin
MAIN AND TENTH SITS.
WHEELING, W. VA.
MAIN AND TENTH SITS.
One Cent Articles.
WHEELING, ". VA.

Heavy Envelopes, good pcu Holders. q Steel
Pens McmOtandumllDoe. Sheets Note Paper,
@bnnchcs Hair Pins Handkerchief Thlmble,
paper Pins paper Needles. spool silk Twist,
dozen Hooks aud Eyes 0 parnlug Needles, /
Nutmeg Crater, dozen BnH Pants Buttons,
lint Tin. box Garrett TackS. ! dozen Clothes
Fins, Tablet, set Knitting Needles
Lots OF jScnt goods going at cent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

SIMMONS Liver Regulator surely cures
headache, indigestion and all disorders
tho liver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

"BgLMoNr BocK' on tap Thursday,
Friday und Saturday. Don't miss it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
MCLOTHING.M

uihhuVhlo records Look. s..oi for as d
sn,c,co5! hcnl,o have great hlrSlInS at 81. 81,
St."o S"9o. $3.50. IN to $iD.75.
itWlII iAv you to look ut those goods;
HENS SUITS sSI SIS, = So! LIZ =
leader, IN low prices II you can match thc.,
c"oi, iNr less than double the money anywhere
MGGniNite YOU tpretnrn the same and your money
VIZ. DC feinnded These GOO Is mu>tgo.
MINIS PANTS q s. e. Sc; M SoT 81 IS up to
the yalnc "i " dollar Try to borrow one. ii You
"hHt 10 Know how To save n dollar or more look
nj our c'oIhinc Department
BOYS SUITS M;So SIC. &c s. IS. 81 un
w., a., 49,. Come nj once. This sale can.
''"' INST aI~h"s ion cannot match the prce,.
BOYS PANTS Ssl Ii" 10 sGn c v1 rAs,S,
prices ''0''' ~ a. ''-''
MEMS SHOES .. &c, &c sllo; slei s:&.
'"ln, o'ooo 81 to Si91. 1t is Just a.
Wei 10 save moncs on ShocSus anything else,
ana We arc away belowihu market
LADIES' fine SHOES q; i;c g? I; 4 .!17 +,
$ o.. Our success In the Shoe line IL probahlr
more IMAM we deserve. We ,rrsunc tho re-. son
wr>ell So many Is hrcau,c they don't last loa;,
but people will hive them
CHlLDRE&'S SHOES At 10: 4, 80 Is &C. s. &C. e:
gains M '''
Mems and Boys Hats g. 8! ''n a. {; Sa 3; ,5i s.
iinr SIX Hat. which usually sells Il; $50
Mans Shirts II, l9c -, &c ,'ge up to sjc. On
N'0'' o''i!lo Shirts We lead the trAdo
Millinery and Ribbons # M,i III E;'e %s can on
save You lots Of money. Miss Agnes tinrritv viii
ENcN1M POINTERS on Millinery and TrinniA:'
lhht VIII 90 Nnu GOOD and will no: overchaf;i
You norseIl You Old styles
Underwear l.nGershirts md Drawers ,:,;,
o""oi no1i, HIc. .9c. ~, Csc up We me Al.
WAYS below the market on these goods, y, well
a> everything else
BED Comforts and Blankets 49, s;''; : +. : No. ~.
We havcjuNi received Il job lot Of these .lJ Al
p'irrS that viii surprise you.
Ladies' COTSOts nta'o, ao,. tss up
Un0rclldS nj lsc, &C. Soup
Lace Curtains So. a,c s7cun
blOCeTleS. Nrcss IH'" Hn%n S'S%! ' '% .:
Wtni.t,i IcPptr Cinnamon. Mustard, Gimrosani
pNGnds Tor - rrulS
'l"thin. store. n Hnot and "hn"
~,mr'' 'ia' >inr". n Dry Goods si"r",
N'hh'fS store. n Notion store. u inrni'h'
''E """nS store. u linr,lwur" and Iin"hr'
'i'' ga aud t;rncrrS >iorc-Hinc N'"r''
!" "h"T'i c"WplrIr under nnr roof.
W. nalr tho largest Icprtmou. store u ~
syn" !" " To lIOt Main street, II 10 " l'HlN
street,, ana l0l To low Market s;rrc'. ElHfl
rlfancr'-iaku Your choices Bargains IN rrtJ
Gcrn;IurWL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06
Dyspepsia and Consumption
Health and Strength Gone
Advised to TaNo Hoods Sar1apa-
rilIa and is Curod.


&c. 7. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
81 am glad to say that an In better health
now than have been for . long time. Myself
md wife have taken Iro3ds SHrsnpnrllln for the
past four month";, and ! can truly say that has
done NJ more good than any other mrdItnc We
have ever taken. ! was troubled with dy7pri.
sIt for over two years. ialSOl had n SllEL' touch
OF CONSUMPTION aud was frequently on duty,
Unable to Work.
spent a good portion Of my earnings for doe
TORS bills and other medicine which did mo good
only for little time. Ny employers urged n'c
to take Hoods SarsaparIIIa 50 bought one bot
Tic and began It's su about the first q! April, al
tlia; time weighing only 80 pounds although ny
usual weight vas 10 pounds. After using The
LO,tlr IN that was better, SO purchased
I'VE more bottles. / am taking the Shlli bottle
now md suCu commencing Ia take itnbIIS Snr-
6aparllln have had only UHc SliS!L aillCH OF III
Hoods 'f';;';ii'' Cures
meas, Myprescnt weight Is iG5 pounds nhh
do no, iSrl that ! was Gyrr sick IL my lir.'
i. d. IlunnAHp. laurel. Mississippi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-06

Hocd'slPIiIs euro all liver u.s. constipation,
bII,nul,,rAs iauuI!cc SICK headache. indigestion
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-08
SHORT SNAPPERS.

Those boys who are passing around the
petition for Bryan" would save much
time and shoe leather, by turning the
list over to Thad and Joe.
Sim Hart has another scheme: See
lad" on first page.
Nat will have something to say about
the city election, and don't you forget
it "
Buck Hice is circulating around telling
his confidential friends about it.
Charley Sauer will make good audi
tor.
II. Karber is a good republican, and
might be induced to run for recorder.
The LIGHT Christmas paper will out
shine all competition.
1t will be hard matter to turn Phi!
Shardein out if he wants his job again.
Sheriff Campbell has some important
notices in the LIGHT today. Read them.
The merchants are now having their
legs literally pulled by fake schemes,
while the legitimate newspaper enter
priSeS suffer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-08
Short Letters to Mayor Elmendorf

Mein Lieher Freund:
1t is rumored that you have made an
agreement with the big 6" to the effect
that you shall be their candidate and that
Boogaboo Callaghan will not oppose you.
Mein Lieber Heinrich, you must not be so
green as to put any confidence in the
big g." Callaghan is the big boogabOo
that they are playing against you. The
people had enough of CaIlaghan as
mayor; let the "Big6 6" run him if they
want to.
Callaghan, the political boogaboo. is dy-
ing to be mayor again, because he likes to
be boss, but he is afraid of the people,
they have such long memories. If how
ever, his friends succeed in getting up a
big petition it will be as easy for him to
go in with the gang as it was in the late
county election
Now. mein Lieber Heinrich, If you
thought you could sail into the mayors
office without encOunlering any OppOSi-
ton you are mistaken. even if the Big
&" should give YOU written guarantee to
that effect. The thing you are most
to avoid is the terrible idea that the
people have that "Etwas list faul i'm
State Daenemark." HANS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-08
A GREAT MACHINE.
Irrigation Delegates 80 Pronounce
the LeMichel Siphon at the
Southern Nursery.

Yesterday afternoon the dele
gates to the Irrigation convention
took an excursion out to the head
Of the river, saw the nurseries and
visited the beautiful grounds and
gardens of the Southern Nursery,
stopping at this latter place by
special invitation of Messrs. Maui
rer & Hensel, as all the delegates
were very anxious to inspect the
new LeMichel Siphon water eleva-
tor, which the Southern Nursery
has erected and has used so sue
cessfully in irrigation Of their large
property, from small ditch run
ming through the grounds.
All were very much pleased, as
well as astonished, at the splendid
manner in which the machines,
there being two, one small sam
pie, did their work. Mr.. Maurer,
the agent, explained the working
of the Siphon in a very compre-
hensive manner, giving prices and
also stating that he has begun ar
rangements for the manufacture, in
San Antonio, of these splendid
machines, in various sizes and at
figures ranging from $50 to as high
cost as the capacity Of machines
desired called for.
On leaving the grounds each
delegate was presented with
boutOnniere of rare blossoms.