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AL sANCsI"oC ORPU7 HRIsTI
-, -. Comea--d'jO Je,d',--sl psn o. dey
convertible On mi CpFtpo 8 croslnt';
ID hora 10 Acerca de mortil qu Drastic,
! y 90 fuerEs sspararnoS dssde hoy.
Ds slts no heb, d. mirAd quisn ~
que solo por amor op biinto tanto
d6ndoos mi sAngra On este Caliz Slnto
antsI que 81 Padre celestial me vcy.
. ao Elto Of rhaSdo que h'gsiS On mi n1emori
pcrdus IL ,Btigus Lay sert Al oliih ~
Iobrs "a Gina del teCurdo M6iia;
Volviendo 81 hombrs IA gAlnd perdids,
amaoS con 20 % ADc, 7 en- Il gloria
goz,reiH en- mi geno sterra vida,
lf Dommg F.qdel Rinc6a y Sto.
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LENTENIlY Ca.
san FRANcHsco 50.


san FRANcIsco SO. SAN JUAN PUERTo-R Rico
Acaban de importar infnidad de artcOlos que ofre-
cen 81 numerosa cllentela- Cubertos plata chris.
trofe, garantizados -Sombrillas paraguas Genove-
ees-Gran varedad en- abanicos, c0rs6s y pahuelos.-
Estuches con perfuneria, neceseres para costura,-
MuGecas y jugueteB para nihos. Coronas y azahares
sueltos para nOyas- Gran surt6o en- corbatas bas-
tones.-Refaioa enaguas de colores-Traies de drill
Gamisetas de hllo algod0n v lana. .Maletas bolsas
de yaie nara Acnofa -1nhnidad de artcuos caprcho-
sos pare adornob de- sala, habitsCionet tocador.-
Surfido complete on feloieg de orc, pats nke scsrS
' enOhapadep OYO ametlcaRe. ~ VsEiA90 gatldS eR
MsulOa eRohSpsdsg de ore err bRs7alegs, bsEei O.
duSaa, lSOStS0a stO. etgss EtaRt0 B1rlaV as 81 =
las do UEs hYITRmhea cara ntiasa0B agIftte IA 10
LOtSFfa Dc &RaYIA!-CeySARs fhRSbFsF aIRta lIfFn
nVapgaf Naps sIpEaa 1app IsV.v-t te 81
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rEArhn ncARAcAs \

Los dueHos dOlfRAEao 'pAstCASp, On Cara
Gao, Capital do Ia Repdblics dc Venezuela, hOlicl.
tan corresponsales en- esta eiudad, que les hagan
proposiciones por Compahias de zafzuela que
auieran ir aqusla Capital. DiCho teatro % el
mas bello c6modo de Venezuela, tiene capacidad
hasta para mil doscientos espectadOres y produ.
CO & loa precioa nornalos do entrada hasta cinco
mil pesetas por function. Los duehoa del teAtro
aceptan alquiler fjo tanto por cientO sobre lA
eutrada-Dlrijirse Francisco J. lstdriz, On Ca
r6 ,as, Gale Este hdmero 86. 3O-29
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Oh RADA
MI 'prilners" de Ia Chiua
es 10 rnsjor sin disputa;
yesuens gempre armOHiosa
con piets rls mi "AegundA"
'GePusds to Gle" Z Su hita
dice Una madre andAlu
cuaudo mi "todo'. que es Tants
Ia damaadS 80 ventura.
Ell DICCI0NARI0 DE ELECTRICIDAD MAG
NETISM0 de j. LEFEnRR, que con tanto aciarto mn
blioa Ia casa editorial BGllg BaalGrs Hijos al Ris
drd es una obra tan compleia tan clara que ben no
dra levar el nombre de "Enciclopedia elecfrIca .
Acabamosde recbir las entregas Al 7 ReconoceToos
que es una obra indispensable para todo 81 mnndo
puesto que contene una multtud de datos sobre EIa
tricidad que no encuentran en- ninguna obra m d
cionarlo en- Espaa Agente general en- esta isla se6
res Fraile Hermanos O.. San Jose ndm. IT'S. Juan
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9Na, ~ uAss2 9Ftahh91 neat hAss5 s,H.Nss y. -
sihpnlflehnIenlO OfgAnle0 Rnlqul0 e eutrpo q eb
OPltu, % emnoDO deyoYeF Rl sslema nerYQsQ t0Jg 81
uBtza plg6r do ahi N lldlcacl6n especial del "VAo
Cordial dc Cerbna do Ulrcl conceptnados por JOB me.
dcos mas eminentes como 81 reeONstRageHk mas Pods
Foso 81 Valssadof mas rapldo de las personas atst
6Hgicas pruebese para eorroboyar tales yrtudes ya
reeonocidas aabadas por los enfermos que 10 nan
tomado De venta para Ia isla de Puerto.luco u Gu'
IlePmaky.
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A Gsds6n ne Ia ha entrado upS mosSa sS
una orsja, famiia quiere que Sevaya On
buscA de an ip6dic0.
81 CO rdtil-sxclama 81 ilustre bObo.-lY
isbeis one no hsgo csHo de padA J 10 que me en-.
tra nor nm dido me sale Dor al otrol
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Anuario del Co1nercto

UlnAmar EHs'o HapanoA AmsCn
BGee medAlA
9edaa de Ph DC
6TieneHOn d lAdspsAlbss
AdTNnaly mecaEe
bn aGgaacant qus san aus ngOa
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EAaA4lkAgqS
solvsi6n ( Ia qAaraa. do Ayorl A-CHt-co-RI-A

Los one deseen tomAr buenoS visoa ttstoa !
blancos de lnn SinrivaleI bOdsRau de ASgusiana
do LOgrOaO, pusdsR dirigirae 4 loo ssaores Luna
J Oompanfa, que son loS dricos importsdcrea 40
tan exoelente nectar Piu@hense.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-13

FABR1GANTR ALMAGKNlsTA DE soMBRRRos
COAfISIONlSTA EN- GENERAL. Casa establecda en-
1884, Esta es Ia fundadora puede decrse de Ia in-
dustra do SombFeros teild0s con paa del pals. Sos
tiene 80 se1Ortas teled0ras de sombreros de Cabo-
rojo espera 10 maestros de Ia Habana que Sc des-
tlnaran dar forma los dichos sombreros.--Ventas
al poE mayor ydetalle para toda la Isa el extran-
ZERO. Habra tambien siempre un gran surtdo de for
ros, badanas cntas sales, azure, toda casc de in
gredienteB para 0mbrerera.-Pidanse muestras Sc
Venden muy barato.
Direction: d. Jose Canine. Plazade Armas,
MAYAGUEZ
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CERRCRDO HERMANOS Y O..

Vendeu giros aobre to1ss las ciudadeS
y pusblos de Ia Peuiasula islss sdyacshtol dea
de- dos pesos on adelane. s Pl
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Dr. GuiIIera1o yves u.

Ex-5EFR DE GtNck DEL hisTETgRo Orr IsncopE ApRID
.OCULSTA s4 ~ .gia
Con amos de practica &a. fl Atocha
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NJ IN .s.lk9tnhti
ri Nrlo ~ eH aAlmehI
Isl RaAoiile
--lpAO 81 o. sraehAl
--lBasno, hor to; % verdAdl
ii EHtonceu2....
-EGtA casa ss o,uy resp'tlhle, J por $50 les
ponsmoa lis cos los msjcrsl nombrsa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
PREgDERGAST MUST HANG TODAY.

All Hope for Further Delayi abandoned.
GalIows Ready for the Victim, Who
still has Hope.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 12.-Gov. Alt
geld to.day refused TO interfere In the
case of assassin Ptendergast The gov
ernor said the law must take its course.
Application OF the attorneys for
assassin PenderRrsst for a writ OF
Court was argued to-day before Judge
Grosscup, who late this afternoon de-
cided not to interfere In the matter.
When Pendergast was told At
) o'clock this afternoon that
there was NO hope for fur
ther stay OF execution OF the sentence
OF the death. He would not believe IL.
II still have hope that some sort OF =
stav will be granted tomorrow, re-
marked the assassin. "If l am hung
il will be an official murder.
I am not guilty OF the crime OF murder.
No malice was shown on the trial. and
the law says that murder 10 the mall
cious taking OF a human life."
Prendergasts supper was brought 70
him while he was talking and he at once
sLOpDdu Anu UcBdu cosibb' 80" -Hf~
tite was good and he ate heartily. After
eating he began to smoke a cigar which
made him violently i'll. He soon recoy-
cred, however.
Jallor Morris late this afternoon be-
gan the erection OF the scaffold ia the
northeast corner OF the jail. After u
was in place 1t was thoroughly tested
with bags Of sand, and worked in sat
isfactory manner.
Attorney Darrow, Prendergast's coun-
sci, seemed TO have abandoned hope TO-
night at 9 o'clock.
II have not heard from the Gov
ernor. and don't expect to-" he said.
"The writ OF hsoeas corpus aud
the appeal have both been de-
MED by Judge Grosscup. The
country seems determined to hang an
insane man. and guess we will have to
allow IL TO do so. We bad little reason
for hope from the Governor from the
first"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
OHIO RIVER MEN NAY GO OUT.
They Will Leave Their Case In the HANGS
of Arthur, sargeAnt and othsrs-"in
Remain At Work
An<cinL 70 fhk Rfrfsrfr

They VIII Leave Their Case In the HANDS
of Arthur, sargeAnt and othsrs-"in
Remain at Work
spsetdG 70 tas Rsgtsssr.
PARKERsBURe, WA, July 12.-The
meeting of Ohio River railroad en-
ployes last night was attended by most
Of the engineers, frenen, conductors,
brakemen, mechanics and other em-
ployes Of the road that were of duty,
and a large crowd was present. The
greatest secrecy prevailed, NO one bsln
ad mitted but members of the dlfersn
organizations.
A telegram had been received from
Debs asking the A. r. U. men, OF whom
there are about thirty on the road, 10
strike, and they seemed determined to
do so whether or not, and a. first re-
fused 10 listen to the older and more
conservative men present.
The majority OF them were in favor OF
remaining at work. They were salts
fed that their demand for restora-
tlon OF the ten per cent feuuCbOu,
made the first OF the wear, would have
been granted II the road could possibly
have done so and in the present condi-
tion OF business depression they thought
ii would be unwise and foolish on their
part to strike.
At last the majority succeeded In
reaching an agreement with the otnsrs
which will keep the men from going out
for the present. The agreement was 70
the effect that the Grand Masters OF all
the organizations present were 20 be
sent for, the matter laid before them
and whatever they ordered the men
would do.
Accordingly kilograms were sent TO
Chief Arthur, OF the Brotherhood OF
Railroad Engineers; Chief Sergeant, OF
the Brotherhood OF Railroad Firemen q
and also to the Chief OF the Railroad
Trainmen, and their decision Is snx-
iously awaited all along the line as
upon IL will depend whether or not the
men will all go out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
Dshs IL Graaaed.

CHICAGO, July 12.-on being shown
the telegram announcing President
Cleveland's purpose to appoin an arbi-
tration commission, Mr.. Deos aid:
ave are very much gratiied over
the action OF the com mittee oday, and
at the ect OF President Clevelald in ap-
pointing a board OF arbitration. We
have no doubt that the boardwill be
composed of men OF high character and
ability, and that they will % able TO
locate the right or wrong involVsd in the
existing controversy, by virtue of which
a satisfactory settlement will be
reached. II is to be hoped hat the
board will be promptly appeiited and
organized, that its work will 70 prose-
cuted vigorously to the end OF speedy
settlement of the existing confet. We
are, OF course, for arbitration lad have
been from the very beginning, and had
this principle been recogni'ed this
strike would have been avoided"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
HAYES STATEMENT
Concerning His Committees Interview
With the President.

With the President.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 12.-John
w. HAYES, the General Secretary-Treas-
urer of the Knights OF Labor, tonight
gave out the following statement COW
ering the committee's interview with
President Cleveland
"We had an hours talk with Presi-
dent Cleveland for the purpose OF call
ing his attention to the arbitration
act OF 1883 introduced in the
House of Representatives at that
time by Hon. j. 0'Neill, Of
Missouri. The delegation consisted Of
John w. Hayes, General Secretary
Treasurer; Thomas b. Mcclure and Z.
A. French, OF the General Executive
Board. and J. G. Schonfaoer, editor Of
the Journal OF Knights of Labor.
II had full authority from President
+. V. Debs, of the American Railway
Union, and J. w. Heathcote, Of the
Pullman employees, to represent their
interests and act on their behalf.
Senator Kyle, OF South DAKOTA, accom-
panied US aud introduced US TO the
President. The President seemed
pleased 10 receive Us and Immediately
opened the subject oy referring 10 the
law which the parties interested desired
10 see enforced. An hour was spent In
discussing the various provision OF the
act. which authorizes tue President, on
his motion, 20 appoint two arbitrators,
togsther with United States Labor Com
missioner Carroll u. Wright, 10 act as
8 commission OF arbitration and in
..,.gr.ta apd daaida what shoDld ha
done by either party 80 sOttle the con-
troversy. The commission has all the
powers necessary to administer oaths,
subpoena witnesses, etc.
"The President finally decided to ap-
point the commission aud al once so To-
formed US, at the same time stating that
he would name the arbitratOrS either
to-mori iov or next day. We eX-
pect To secure much more from
this arbitration thaR the final settlement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
RIOTS IN OHIO.
Dock Strikers Make Trouble at Ashtabula
and Connsaut.

AsHrABULA HABBoR, O., July r.
Work was commenced on all the iron
and coal docks on the Pennsylvanla
side OF the river here this moraing, but
had not been 10 progres. over half an
hour before q mob OF slr hundred
strikers from the Lake Shore side,
who had decided not 20 return 10 work,
marched on the docks and by threats
compelled the men a. work 20 cease
their labor. Picks. shoyels aRd tools o!
eyery kind we're thrown into the river
and riot was only avoided By the
Psnna men leaving the boats. Not q
stroke OF WORK is now being done On
any OF the docks, and prospects for a
resumptIon are farther OF than at any
time since the strike was inaugurated.
CosyEAUT. o.. July l2.-one ihous-
and Ashtabula dock strikers marched
to this place this afternoon, headed by
a band, and compelled the dockmsn
he-o 70 cease work A large force OF
special policemen attempted 70 keep
order bnt TO no purpose. Sheriff
Allen was notified and May
or Parker also sent q
request TO Governor Mckinley for
troops. The Geneva rifles vere ordered
out and will arrive here sons time to-
night.
The mob consists OF Flnns Italians,
Hupgsrians, Swsdes aud other foreign
ers. and they are desperate. The eI-
citement in the city is At fever heat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
THE FLINT GLASS WORKERS.
Some Changes Recommended aud Adopt
ed by this Conventien-
o..-SaJ "a IN. nIgisssr

Speaal 10 tas HsQts'sr.
MONTREAL, QUE, July l2.-There
was an animated discussion when the
report OF the auditing committee was
presented 10 the American Flint Glass
convention this morning. The bills for
strike benefits were promptly passed,
but the bone OF contention was the
recon mendatiOn of the committee In
regard TO the collection OF assess
ments for death benetits The
committee wants death assessments
turned in in a lump, Instead OF iDdl.
yidually, as in the past After . warm
discussion, occ1pylng the entire morn
ing session. the recommendation was
adopted by large majority.
The pressed ware committee reported
this afternoon. There are several
changes in the list among them, In
creaslng the number OF moves on IN
finished beer mugs, which is considered
q concession to the manufacturers. The
prices on other articles In the pressed
list are also slightly altered.
Just before Adjournment the chimney
committee reported. The scale 10 this
branch remains about the same as last
year. The prescription committee Is
having much labor 10 classifying new
ware which have been added 70 the list;
some revision Is being made In the
present scale. but no advance 10 present
rates will be recommended. The cou-
mittee will not complete It's report be-
fore Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
Special 70 fts Rsossfs-.


CANmEN-oN-THE-GAULEY, W. Va,
July 19.-The Democratic State Exseu-
tive Committee, after an eve
adjourned tonight The meeting was
most harmonious and much business OF
importance to the party was disposed
| OF. II the party In the State will re-
spond to the efforts now beIsg made by
their committee there will and can DO
no question about the result
1t was agreed that there should be sn
active and aggressive campaign, and
the necessary steps have been taksn'to
this end. The only trouble abou, im-
mediate action is the want OF some deG-
mite law on the subject OF the tariff. and
it was largely to await action Upon this
matter that caused the meeting to ad-
journ.
The neIt meeting will DO held %
Charleston on the 24th instant
One OF the most Important matters
before the ommIttee was the propesI-
tion OF Mr.. McGraw TO hold
A STATE CONVENTION
for the purpose Of preseRtIas to the
people OF the State a declaration Of
principles and the nomination OF . can
didate for United States Senator. The
committee reached no conclusion on
this subject. and for the present the
motion was Withdrawn. On this ques-
tion the committee is anxious TO know
the sentiment OF the party 10 the State,
and 1t was thought by . discussion OF
IL between thIs Js and It's next meet
the desires OF the Denocrats Of this
! State. On this as upon all other ques.
tions Of party organization there
is BUT ONE OPINION
among the members Of the committee
and that to conform to tho wishes and
desires Of the party In the State.
IL there Is to be delay in the passage
OF n tariff bill there will be q strong
effort for q State convention that will
place the party right before the people.
West Virginias representatives. In Con-
gress have done all they can towards
carrying out the pledges Of the parry.
its State ad mtnistration OF public affairs
has been able, honest andecononIic. and
there is no reason why the party should
suffer In this State for the failure OF
Congress TO
REDEEM THE PbEDeEs
OF the people. II Is the hope OF the
committee that the press aud people
OF the State will take up and discuss
this subject that full concensps OF
opinion may be had before the Charles
ton meeting.
Chairman Chiffon and Colonel Carr
will return home overland by way OF
Elk. and other members will leave on
the morning train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
A STATE CONVENTION
Nay be Called by the Democratic
State Executive COMMITTEES
TO NOMINATE A .. S. SENATOR

And to Formulate a Decla-
ration OF Principles Upon
Which the Campaign IN the
State VIII bs Weged-An-
other Meeting OF the Executive
Committee Will be Held in
Charleston on the Twenty
fourth Of This Month, at Which
a Full Expression OF Opinion
VIII be Asked from tho Demo-
cracy of the State in Regard to
the Convention-There Will be
a Vigorous and Aggressive
Campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
WHEELING. VA FRIDAY MORNING. JULY l3 1894

of the present difficulty in Chicago.
While it is in itself aE.reat victory for
labor organizations and everything that
the A. R. U. has fought Tor, 1t gives
official reorganization to the justice
of their demands ior arbitration,
and it will lead much frther, Tor In the
movements of the futufe, wneu the de-
fects OF the present arhtraticnlaw have
been made apparent BY actual expert
ence, prompt steps VIII DC taken TO
amend the same"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
Tn. Tariff Csaferenes.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 1.-The air
about both Senate and House was full
OF rumors to-day as 20 what had been
done in the conference. The most per-
sisteni OF these rnmors was that coal
and iron ore were TO be restored 10 the
free list. as they were when the DILL
passed the House.
The mem oers % the committee spoke q
TO upon this subject after the adjourn
msnt OF the committse, declared that
no action had as Jet been taken upon
these two Items, and they went so far
a. 20 declare that they had not even
heen discussed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
Cnnnfinr the Coat.

WAsHIyeos, d. c., July 1.-THE
cost to the United States OF putting
down the strike In the West Is
estimated by Government officers ~
fully 81 1000, 900. II may foot up
more. The estimates include telegraph
bills. deputy marshsls' pay and trans
narration and psintepance OF troops.
The marshsls' pay In Chicago alone is
from $50, 600 70 500, 900. and Congress
in a few days viii be asked to sppropri-
ATE ynis a. nTgenL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
LABOR LEADERS MEET.
But So Far None of It's Members Have
Been Called Out
BY THE FEDERATION OF LABOR.

Several Plans Suggested for a
Peaceful Settlement Of the
Strike, One OF Which Will
Doubtless be Adopted. Al
though Debs Feels More Ooni-
dent of Success Now Than Ever
Before-The Pullman Employees
VIII Ask Him to End the Strike.
No Rioting Yesterday-A Small
Strike Among the Butchers in
the Chicago Packing Houses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13

both In favor and against returning TO
work. called out for all loyal A. 4. L.
men to leave the ball. A majority OF
those present followed him. Those
who remained could not restore order
and the meeting adjourned.
Every clerk and employe OF the Big
Four freight house is out, and all the
switchmsn on all the roads here are
out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
RIOTING At OAKLAND.
California Strikers Block the Tracks,
Enter Round Houses and
KILL ALL THE LOCOMOTIVES.

Virtually Under Mar
tial Law, With the Troops In
Supreme Commando. S. Mar
ines from Mare Island Landed
at Oakland-They Will be
Strengthened by a Company Of
Artillery and an Effort Made to
Run Trains Out To-Day-One
of the Men Who Destroyed the
Trestle Near Sacramento
Thought to be in Custody.