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SACRAMENT0.
NOTICE OF STREET WORK.

PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
| that the Board of Trustees of the City OF
Sacramento. on the 27th day OF November.
1894 adopted Resolution No. pa of its inten-
ton to order the following street work TO be
done. viz: That J street. rom the east llne
of Eleventh street to the east line OF Fifteenth
street except such portion thereof as is re-
quired by law 10 be kept IN order or repair by
any person or company having railroad tracks
thereon, be improved by removing cobbles and
gravel, grading and laying n streeJway OF con-
crete six t6) inches in thickness. and with q
top coating OF bituminOus rock not less than
two and one-quartcr (2l54 inches in thickness,
grouted rock cutters, iron culverts at Twelfth,
Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth su eets,
where not already done, stone curbing with
round corners. altering old catch basins at
Thirteenth street and constructing new catch
basins at Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
and connecting the same to the sewer with
six f6l inch sewer piie.
For furtner particulars reference is hereby
made to said resolution on file in the Office of
the City Clerk.
Sacramento, November so, 1894.
GEORGE MURRAY,
diff Superintendent of Streets.
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81 80 Nickel Alarm Clocks, excellenC
timekeepers, 95c.
25c Bottles of Perfumery. triple extract,
assorted odors, 10c.
Fine Silver-plated Pickle Caster with
tongs and engraved cut glass bot
tie, g 80.
Fine Silver plated Cake Basket. hand
someIy engraved. Price, SO 45.
81 so Fine Silver-plated Toilet Stand,
with handsome cut glass and en-
graved bottle, 81 45.
81 Fine Silver-plated Five-bottle Caster
for 81 90.
g 80 Children's Fur Sets. muf and
tippet, for 81 40.
S2 80 Ladies' Fine Fur Tippet for neck
wear, with head attached, for 81 45.
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REWARD!
The SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
hereby offers to pay
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS

AS reward for information or evidence
leading to the arrest and conviction OF
one or more of the criminals who
caused the derailment of west bound
mail and passenger train No A. at
point about three miles west Of Sacra'
mento about aoon this date, JULY II,
1904, 10 which wreck three or more
persons were killed.
(Signed) A. N. IOWNE,
Second Vice.President and General
Manager
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
| California county of Sacramento. In the
matter of the estate of MARY AICCAFFREY,
deceased. Notice is hereby given that FRI
DAY the 7lh day of December, S94, at 10
O'Clock A. ". of said day, and the courtroom
of said court, before department No. Two, at
the Courthouse in the City OF Sacramento,
County of sacramento, and State of Califor-
ma has been appointed as the time and place
for proving the viii of said Mary Mccartney,
deceased. and for hearing the application of
Thomas McCafirey for the issuance TO him of
letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court,
this 24th day of November, 1894.
lSeal1 w. Il. HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY i. S. WACHHoRsT, Deputy Clerk.
RoBT r. & WIN. II. DEyLIN, Attorneys for
Petitioner
Inuorsed: Filed November "a, 1894.
w. b. HAMILTON. Clerk.
By f. s. WAcHHoRsT, Deputy. n26-1ot
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
4 California, County of Sacramento.
In the matter OF the estate of WILLIAM
NEWTON TRACEY. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, the
1th day of December, 1894, at 10 O'Clock
court. at the Courthousein the City of Sacra-
mento County of Sacramento, and State of
California has been appointed as the time and
place for proving he Will of said William
Newton Tracey. deceased, and for hearing the
application Of NJ. J. Curtis for the issuance TO
him of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
this 26th day Of November, 1894.
isEAI.l w. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
Ry +. s. WACHHoRST, Deputy Clerk.
Indorsed: FILED November 26, 1894.
W. b. HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY 7. :. WACHHoRlT. Deputy
HoLL & DUNN, Attorneys for Petitioner.
noI-IUt
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
tPACIFIC SYSTEM ]
NOVEMBER 20, 1894.

Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive at
Sacramento:
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Articles Of incorporation.
The following articles of Incorporation
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TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE
(trom)

i.
ttOr) (trom)
1850 p Ashland and Portland ..... 6:2oA
O:40 a iCaiiStOga and Napa.........l 1l:l5 -
800 L Callstoga and Napa......... $40 z
1O:25 A Deming, Ell Paso and East sos
5:1o ColfaX 200
7:1O Z knights Iiding & Oroville T:45 A
$50 7 Los Angeles Cs........... .......... 1925 Y
11:40 a Ogden and East-Seeond
Class. ................. 2:4OA
1000 p Central Atlantic Express
for Ogden and East...... $40 A
1905 p PiOroviIie via Rosev'le J'n'c *1o:15 A
*6:45 A Red Bluff via Woodland. $3.50
3:05 Pred Bluff via MarySville 1915 A
1U:30 a Redding via Willows. ....... 3:55
500 a San Francisco via Benicia HIS A
6:10 y SAN Francisco via Benica $40
6:43 \ San Francisco Via Benciat 1890
500 + san Francisco via Benicai $40
$1,000 y san Francisco via steamer $500 \
1929 Il San Fran. via LivermOre $50
1925 \ san Jose. ......... $50
IO:2o A ISant1 barbara -................ O:O0
%O:4O a santa ROSa...... ............l III D y
500 ISa. Ia ROSa.... #S:1O
Stockton and Galt. 6:O5
10:2 8 A Stockton and Galt......... $50
$50 PiStockton and Galt. 1925 4
lilo a Truckec and keno....... 2:4O A
1OOG PITruckee and Reno o.......... 5:45 \
645 Vallejo o............................. 11:15
800 Z Vallejo $40
*4:lO Z Folsom and Placerviile. E11:O5 y
$500 A Folsom and Placerville..... "2:4O Z
SUNDAY excepted. sMonday excepted.
A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY. Gen. Traffic Manager,
THE JUDSON EXCURSION EEsF 59g al ,eSHas po1n9s
Sacramento every TUESDAY Upholstered
cars and managers through to Chicago and
Boston. Call on c. J. ELLIS. Agent S. p. Co.
Sacramento, or address JUDSON & CO., 19
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AI-Acccommodations F1RST-CLASS. Free
'Bu6 to and from heel
W. J. ELDER, Manager.
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RoAED AND ROOM, 81 25 TO So FER
- day. Meals, 25 cents.
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SUNDAY excepted. 2ATonday excepted.
A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY. Gen. Traffic Manager.
Il. II. GOODMAN. Gen. Passenger Agent.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
PkACIC "a
Il GALICYl.

Il GALlCYl.
POZAR. Dnia I Z. m. okolo
po}udnia wybuch} W Staromie.
sciu w realnoSciach dawniej-
szej koSciarni pozar. Spali} sic
dom mieszkalny / dotykajacy
budynek, w kt6rym wyrablano
czernid}o, wraz re znajdujacy-
mi sic TAME zapasami smo}y
i t. p. artyku}ami.
Dzieki i~nterwencyi pogoto-
via RESPONSIBLE stray ognio-
wei, kt6ra ma wezwanie wra2
Z p. Szybalskim, inspektorem
policyi, uda}a sic ma miejsce
wypadku, ogieh wkr6tce
z}okalizowano. P~rzyczyna po'
zaru by}a prawdopodobnie
uieostr6znosG PREY przetapia-
smo}y.
NOVA cukrownia w Cali.
cyl. w tych dniach odby}c
sic W Z}oczowie zebranie
okolicznych obywateli. II;
kt6rem obradowano mac
sprawl z~a}ozenia cukrowni v
Krasnem. Inicyatorem teg'
zebrania by} p. Adam Kra
jewski. Pc d}ugiej i ozywione
dyskusyi, wybrano komite
7 os6b, kt6ry pod przewod
nictwem p. A. Krajewskieg'
ma zaja6 sic u}ozeniem pro
jektu, zjednaniem cz}onk6w
zebraniem szczeg6}owych via
domoSci technicznych. Gu
krownia zostanie tedy za}o
iona.
WSPANIAkA manifesto.
cya religijno-narodowa by}o
w dzieh Wszystkich Swietych
poswiecenie ma cmentarzu W
Stanis}awowie krzyza ma
pamiatke pomordowanych W
Krozach. O godz. 3 pc poi.
wyruszy}a kolegiaty }acihskej
procesya ma cmentarz. Zebrana
mlodziez ponios}a ma ramio-
mach wielki debowy krzyz,
ola udzwigniacia kt6rego pc.
trzeba by}o oko}o 80 ludzi.
Pc ustawieniu krzyza ma
cmentarzu w obenosci kilku.
tysiecznej publicznosci, aktu
poSwiecenia dokona} ks. infu}at
Kerszka w a%systencyi kleru
RI. kat, a wielce patryotycznq
przemowe Cd krzyza wypowie.
dzia} ks. Majewski. Pc Cd
spiewaniu pieSni narodowych
p~rzemawia} jeszcze p. Dey-
czakowski. Ustawieniem krzy-
"a zaje}o sic stanis}awowskie
ko1o m%ieszczan i polska
m1odziez.
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
%l&l&(@!T[F.
-ASSeSH-
(Ciag dalszy.)

oboje wygladali tax m'2ernle,
ze al litosG bra}a. Nieraz tea
widziano ia z sihcami lub gu
zami a. twarzy i rekach i
wyrzekauo ma stara Katarzyne,
ze TAX sic pastwi mad sfaba
dziewczynka. Ale mkt re ws1
ME mial tyle odwagi i dobrego
serco, ably owe dzieciny ode
bra6 cd zlei kobietY / op'eka
macierzyiska ]e otoczyc. Ia
kiego ca}owleka takiej litosci-
wei gospodyni ME byto W
Gr6bkach. A i ochronk1 ola
sjer6t ME byto we wsl, choc 90
za1ozeria ]ej i ksiadz proboszc2
zacheea} gospodar7y.
-Wartoby - powladail onl
ably byIa TAXA ochronka, DO
cieaki Jest los sieroty. Ale do
caledonia lei mkt sic ME bra1;
ME by}o tego, CODY pierws7y
dali dobry przyk}ad.
No, ale wr6Gmy do chaty
Walentego.
Mro1y ma divorce stawafy
sic coraz wieksze, choroba Wa
lentego wzmagala sic, a J6ziek
coraz bardz,ei czul biede, ch1od
i gl6d. Czasem wprawd2'e
ktory z saslad6w przynlosi tn
trocbe drzewa i ogrzat uboga
chate, albo znow ktora sasiad-
ka przyniosla co z obladu
nakarmila biednYch, ale coz to
znaczy}o ola chorego / Ola
malego chlopcsyny. Onl pc
trzebowali le3szej opieki, wick.
szego ciepfa i lepszei strawy.
| stara Katarzyna przychodzlfa
tn CO dzien, ale wiecej sic
naprzeklinafa i nakrzYczata,
nil zrobiia dobrego. A Joziek
czesto odbiera} Cd niei ]ene
szturchahce, DO 60 uwa&a1a zs
niezdare, mazgaja darmozjada
Nadeszla wreszcie vigil;
Bo2ego Narodzenia. Wszedz''
tego duia pauowaia radosc
dzielono sic op1atkami, &yczont
sobie wzajemuie, tylko
Walentego bylo clcho smutno
Katarzyna przynios}a rano dw'
oplatki i pare racuch6w, all
wkr6tce odeszfa do domu
krzyczac. Re ia Bog skaraf TAX
niezdarna dziewczYna, Marysla
co to III do Boga nj do ludz'
l pc jej odej5c'u rrze7 cai'
dzien oikt iu& wiecej &C
Mizeraka ME za]rzaf. J6zlek
zziebuiety ajad} troche, chcia:
sic podzie]id z ojcem op'atkiem
ale WalentY byt tax sfaby, ze
sic russyc ME mog}. J6zie|'
vice sam z wielka bieda pocza'
r%oznieca6 ogieh ia kominie,
ably nieco ogrzat izbe. lynn
cZasem zacZefO sic sclemnlac
" ca}ej wsi panowat wick
ruch. Ka&dV sic krzata}, ably
pred uoca skohczyc prace, ably
wczesniej zasiast do wieczerzy
wigilijuei. Dawno vice pasz9
bydlu, poiouo trzode, tn
owdzie rabano drzewo, rzniete
sieczke i zalatwiano podobne
robotY gospodarskie. A gd>
sic juz zupelnie scientific gwa1
re dworu przeni6st sic dc
chat, gdzie jul gospodynie
stawialy ia sto}y, pokryte
I~@ ~
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06
dzisiaj TAX slabym. De ME
watpi}, il ME doczeka dn'a

uZtSla1 lhh ~
watpi}, il ME doczeka dn'a
jutrzeiszego. Ksiadz, kt6rY p:zed
dwoma dniami byl u nlego z
Panem Jezusem, uspokolt go,
ale dis znowu poczat sic on
lekaG bardziej, ni2 k,edykol-
wick. Zaczaf sie vice modl1c:
= BoAe wszechmogacy. "a
bierasz mic z tego swlata!
Zlituj sic mad b;ednem NOM
d~zieckiem, street go Cd zfego.
Btagam Gle 0 Boze! Mako
Najswietsza! ME wypuszczaj go
z opieki!
Nagle arobi}o mt sic TAX
sEabo, il wystraszony zawofef
Jozka / rzeki Go ME wzruszo-
nym g}osem.
-Drogi moi synu! ia jestem
bardzo. chory, niedfugo poide
Cd ciebie do Boga; 2obacze
tam twoje matule, a ty. ty
musisz isG do.
-Tatulku-przerwa} J6ziek,
zanoszac sic cd p}aczu,- m'ly
ojcuchnu, ME ch6dz nigdzie,
ME porzucaj mic! Com ia CT
winien! Me gniewaj sic pa
mnie, ia ciebie tax kocham
Moi tatulku najdrozszy, 2ostan
ze NINA!
Il ty nied}ugo przyjdziesz
do mas = pocieszal biednego
sierote strapiony ojciec.
To wezcle mic re SODA
zaraz, moi tatulku. Wyscle
TAXI chorY, kto wan tam poda
woody, Tub kto odzieje. ia was
nie puszcze, ME puszc2e! -
wo1a}, ~trzYmajac sic OLGA "a
szyje.
-Zawo}aj tn kogo-szepna]
Walenty.- Ale J6z'ek mic nie
sEysza}, jeno plakaf narzekaf.
Walenty szepta} .jeszcze prze2
jakis czas, ale wkrotce Zam-
knal powieki... ma zawsze
J6ziek zas dtugo p}aka1
prosi} OLGA, ably go gle opu-
s%zcza}, a gdY s%postrzeg}, &c
, oiciec mic ME m6wi i De oczy
, ma zamkniete, pomysla}, ze
spi, a eaten - ME trZeba e
, budziG. Odzia} vice OLGA ko2u
chem, poca}owal W reke
wyszed} 2 izby, azeby sic wy
, p}akac, DO mu sic jakos tai
smutno zrobl}o, Re ME mog
sic cd g}osnego pfaczu pc
wstrzymaG. P}akaf vice n'
divorce i wyrzekaf ma zimno
ma gt6d i he ojciec chory Gd1
tax plakal, us}ys7at 60 jedel
z s%asiadow, Franciszek Gada, +;
przystapiwszy do .ch}opca, "a
pytaf czego place.
-Tatko Spi, a mnie sic jes(
chce 49, odpowledzlat, 1ka1a(
Joziek.
A czy ME jad1es ~jeszcze
wieczerzy? = zapytat Gada.
- Me! ME ]adtem, tatko
bardzo chory,a teraz jul spi.
Me place, kochanku, p6jd7
Jenna, to dostaniesz wieczerze
kiedy ci sic ies6 chce.
= Oh, chce! mocno mi sic
chce, ale i tatulek pewnoby
zjadl.
Il tatulkowi zaniose &C
: cicpfegO. a ty chodz re nina.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06

ciemno, zimno i cicho, jak W
grobie. Z bijacem vice screen
postapil ku fo1u Walentego i
niesmialo capital:
- Wa]entY, czy spicie?
Ale W izbie tylko echo mu
odpowiadato, poczem jeszcze
strasznielsza zapanov aka cisza.
Gada zblizyt sic do l6&ka, a
pomacawszY WaIkowa twsrz,
przekons} sic, Re to trup.Twarz
i rece bYly zimue jak lod.
Okropnie sic niehorak prze-
straszyl, ledwo be sam ME
umarl. Byl to bowiem ciemny
c2lowiek, kt6ry sic bal umar}ego
cz}owieka, chot prawde m6wlac,
to u mas wszyscy boja sic
niebo2czykow, pomimo, Re
ieszc2e laden z Mich krzywdy
nixomu ME zrobi}. Gada re
srrachu leGwo znalaz} dzwi j
wszed} do swojej cba}upy.
(C1ag dalszy nastapl.}
PLACIC "a KATOLIKA!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21

RonErr ". KYLE has tho Pittsburgh
Filter ia all sizes for domo1tic and
manufacturing purposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21
THE ENGAGEMENT IS OFF.
a Young ninu DIsnppoiptS Ills Promised
Bride, md Scene Results.

4 Young ninu DlSnppOiptS HIS PROMISED
Bride, md Scene Results.
Thorc was lota Of quiet fun in q cor
tain retail house on Market street above
Twelfth last Monday evening, between
s and 8 o'clock, In which young girl
aud her father and rccreant lover fG.
urod prominently.
II appears that tho young man In tho
case, who Ia a glnssworker and livoa in
Muncie, Ind, visited his sister hete last
summer and excited the admiration o.!
a young lady VINO resides in tho East
End, and who at the time worked in
tho store owned by the young Rlass'
workers brother-in-law. Hcr inlatu-
alton soon became manifest TO the
young man, and he also fell madly in
love with tho young lady. The result
wae that after no had finished his visit
and returned home to Muncie rcal
lovey -dovey correspondence ousued, in
the course OF which tho two young poo
pic became engaged to be married..
limo wore on and letters wero OK.
changed every other day, and at last
tho young man wrote and told his
darling no would DO on to marry her
some timo after tho Fourth OF July. He
also wrote TO his sister and told her all,
but rs ahe and the young lady Of his
choice wero not on speaking forms, she
at onco began to uso her efforts. united
With those Of hor husband and a tnw
lady friends, to thwnrt her brothers
and his intendcd's plans
At last he wrote and told his betroth'
cd and his sister TINT ho would arrive
last Saturday evening, and hO did. and
at tho train to meet him woro his flanco
and her mother on one eide and his sts.
tor and her friends on tho other. II
was nip and tuck which eide would
have tho bost OF 1t, hat after struggle
tho sister camc out on top. She and
hor friends hustled tho young fellow
into q carriago they had close al band,
and the party was driven to tho bust
ness house Of the brother.in.law on
Market street,
No further developments came to
light until Monday evening, whom tho
young lady, who bad grown tired Of
waiting for her proinisod husband to
call on her, accompanied by her irr9te
father called on him ut his brothcr.in.
laws place OF business.
Tie Inthcr Of the oncO prospective
bride did no. hesitate 10 pitch into tho
Young follow, who withcrod at once lIe
admitted that no had asked tho girl by
letter to marry him. but said his sister
hnd Influenced him not TO carry out
the engagement, aud no thought his
sister, boing older than no. know what
was best for him.
Tho young man Is twnnty.six years of
age. fhe iathor. ni,or seeing tho object
Of his daughters devotion cooled down
considerable and at present is conHrat-
ulnLlnu himself that tho girl escaped
such an unlucky fato.
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noBEERs AT WORK.

SIIVCrwAre Secured thu Haul on Mnriin'H
Perry Residence.
Burglars entered tho residence Of NJ.
NJ Sheets, OF tho Fins. 10 Martins
Ferry, on Thursday night aud carried
of silver cako basket cup and saucer,
carving cot. pIcklo castor. toothptck
holder. etc. bOlonatng to Mrs, Jomca
Ralston; breast pin. manicure set
spoons. napkin rings, otc.. belonging to
Mira Shoots. These articles wero
wrapped In o lunch cloth. and IN It
they were carried away. Tho burglars
broke two locks on door, and through
this they entered, rGnsacktng three
rooms. Alfred Elks was watching tho
house In tho absence Of tho family at q
fishing camp up tho river, and went TO
his house nearby 10 got u lunch, ana
while no WINS absent the house was on
torcd und robbed.
This wns tho Crst night that one
memho. Of tho family waH not al home
all being at tho camp that night. Tho
silvorwate belonging 70 Mrs. Ralsson
WINS pnrt OF her wedding presents. a
house In tho Third ward was searched
yesterday. but nothing was found.
While Joseph Hilton, clso OF Martins
Ferry, was visiting at Cambridge his
house was entered and two suite Of
clothing taken. Tho thieves entered
through back window.
While Joseph Hilton waS visiting HE
wife ct Cambridge, his residence on
Walnut street was entered, thoroughly
rausackcd and two suits Of clothing and
q fow other articles taken. Entrance
was Affected through a bnck window. II
Is thought tho thieves wcTc after money.
but they failed 10 find any.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21
SET OUT IN THE STREET.
The Black Diamond Dive on North
Market stress.
Was CLEHNEDOUT BY The POLICE
Under Direction OF tho Chairman of
tho Council Committee on Health.
An Objection "a oncrOd Whom tho
Committee Meets. but tt Coca

Yesterday Chairman Cuddlo. Of the
council committee on health. with OH.
Gers scailey and Herbert, visited the
Italian dive known as the BLACK Dta.
11ond," and located on tho alley wcst Of
Market street and north OF Tenth. Al.
ter thorough inspection Of the pro.
nises, all tho inmates were ordered
out, and those who d!d not get out
werc set ont. Their household goods
made very noticeable pile on the side.
walks. Tho house was then closed and
the doors boarded up,
The inhabitants Of the filthy place
werO colored, Italian aud nondescEipL
There arc said to havo boon twenty peo'
p3o IN tho house, besides elk or eight Of
the inhabitants who arc in Jail. Two
these, sarigi and GrcSor. are accused Of
attempted outrage on little girls, Hhlln
two women and thrce children arc held
as witnesses. The household goods oil
thcsc people wcSc stored by DR.. Caddte,
while the othors wore left for tho
owners TO carry away, At dark last
night quito pile ofthCm still remained.
Tho place was found to DO, as II al
ways has been, uRspoaksbly dirty, Tho
floors, wnlls and everything elso wero
covered with dirt. Vermin oVerran tho
place. Tho walls arc not safo, and the
floors arc insecure. In many Of the
rooms thore wGre no beds, tho inmates
sleeping on bundles Of straw on the
floor. come Of the tenants did not
have Gyy stoves 10 cook on. It is eaid
as many ~ sixteen people hHVo lnhab'
tied ono room there at tlmes.
Last night tho council committee on
health met. Bills aggroGatinG Sl3l
wcre approved; also tho account OF
John Davis for $50 for ono months
woges as sanitary inspector.
Tho matter OF Chairman Caddle'a au-
thority to take the action he had In re.
lution to tho Italian dive was 6roached,
aud Mr. Richards questioned bis au.
thority After como discussion Dr..
Caddlo suggested that the bills for work
done DO allowed to 80 over. and said
that II at the next meeting tho commit.
toe did not want 10 pay them he would
do 40 himself. This course was taken,
DR.. Caddo told n reporter after tho
meeting that the lesscc Of the place
wanted IL cleared out. There Is no doubt
that tho public, so far as informed about
tho character Of tho place, will sustain
tho action, and II is held by many vol
informed people that tho exercise OF
authority was entirely within tho letter
Of the law.
There never was place In Wheeling
against which so much could justly BIO
urged as has been against this dive.
On moral US we'll as sanitary grounds
the place shoufi have been condemned
long ago. II was literally hot bed OF
vico. crime, 9th and disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21

You can Movcr havO IL really good corn.
plcxlon until tho impurlsy is cicansch
from your blood. Whit you need II u
thorough course ot hycr' 3 SarsNparihn,
which is absolutely free from all harm
mi ingredients, and therefore, ucr'cctly
snit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21
I SUNDAY at MOZART PARK.

IilIEOon NsCcnNIOh hHu EWFNOHuVV "WUIF
nro on thc Carl.
Tomorrow a special programme of
baud music will DO given at Mozart
park, and as special attraction Prof.
Fink, the famous balloonIss. will give
m nscansion to be followed by II para.
chute Jump. This event wifi como of
ut 1 O'clock in tho afternoon, and will
no doubt draw big crowd. Tho bal
luouist will remain here and give asccn.
sions md jumps At the picnic Of tho A.
U. U. W. on next tuesday mud ut tho
Knights Of pythias picnic on Vhu'slay
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21

Coz, Quo. W. BaIS, the silver .ongnod
orator, will speak at the Prohibition
i assembly, MouaIsvilie, Sunday after
noon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21

DELICIOUS Refreshments OF all kinds at
MOzHrt Park. MCniS onty "S conts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-21
DIED.

yTSIr Mozart Park and enjoy n delight
Ful Mt rrnonn and Ovcuiug.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-30
Su. 3f6saG.

S9ier enblps bebnt ber Wes fiA aus,
1lnb balb fdon batten tpir's berans:
Or mar ni9t grab, er mar ni4t
f4rds',
Gs lief bielmebr Der gan3e Weg
SIN 3idsad.
Die Sonne brannte fiir9terlih,
Sbr, lieben Sreunbe tpibt, baB i4
Mien1ols 3u iibertreiben pfleg,
gan3 miierabel mar Der Wes
Sm 3id5ad.
am 3iele enblih fanbert mir
Gin ber3erquidertb gltes Bier.
Da marin I'M Srtnfen mir ni9t trGg'
Nnh ben Gtrapaaet auf benz Weg
sSm 3idaad.
EpGt beimtpdrts simg's auf Der gbauf>
Zee.
Oph mir marf9irten bdlb, tpeb,
Mls tDdr es nnier pribileg,
Den fhnurgerabeu, f4Dnen Weg
SIM 3id5ad.