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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-15

han sublevado contra las artoridade
turcas, por haber sido ejecutados cua
tro individuos correligionarios suyos
Idem. idem idem-Dicen de Viena
que, seg1n noticias de Belgrade, Sc
espera que el joven rey Alexandra
abdique Ell trono en- su padre ell ex-
rey Milano.
Idem, idem 6-Seg1n despachos
de Montevideo, Ell almirante Cana,
jefe de la escuadra insurgente, ha CO.
municado a los jefes de las fotas
extranjeras ST. proposito de bloquear
rigurosamente ell puerto de Rio ia
neiro.
Sc dice que la casa de Rothschild
esta facilitando dinero q los insurgen-
tes.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de
Roma que el gobierno italiano ha
prohibido la reunion de I'm congreso
de catolicos, que estaba convocado
para la ciudad de Napoles.
Los congresistas han determinado
reunirse secretamente en- Roma.
Idem, idem LA Comision de
hacienda del Senado federal presen-
tara pronto su informe sobre Ell bill
de tarifas aprobado por la Camara de
Representatives.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de
Paris que hoy Sc han encontrado flo
res depositadas sobre la fosa en- que
fue enterrado el anarquista Valiant.
Este dejo dispuesto en- su tesla
mento que Sc entregase su cuerpo
q la facultad de medicina para que le
hicieran la autopsia.
La facultad ha rehusado admitirlo.
Idem, idem idem-La policfa de
Paris ha descubierto una bomba de
dinanita en- una ticnda de esa ciudad
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de
Fraga que sc ha descubierto un COM
plot en- que Sc intentaba volar la casa
consistorial de Bakonitz (Bohemia).
Los periodicos anarquistas de Lon
dres slguen publicando amenazas pa
"a el case de que Sc estorbe el mee-
ting del sabado.
Idem, idem idem-Despues de un
debate borrascoso la Camara de re.
presentantes ha aprobado por III vo-
tos contra IS, Ell mensaje de Mr..
Cleveland, contra la anexion los
Estados- Unidos de las islas Hawai-.
Idem, idem 8.-Comunican de
Chicago que ha estallado un incen-
dio en- el PaIacio de la Agriculture
de la exposition, el cual ha sufrido
perjuicios considerables.
Algunas personas han recibido
contusiones.
Sc cree que el fuego ha sido in
tencional.
Idem, idem idem-Se ha inventa-
do un fusil que dispara dos balas di-
ferentes.
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Pa
rls que la fosa en- que esta enterrado
Valiant esta custodiada por la poll
c1a porque Sc teme una demonstration
de los anarquistas.
Idem, idem o-El celebre bar
co de guerra americana Kearsarge,
que echo q pique el alabama, Sc ha
destrozado en- los arrecifes de Ron
cador, cerca de la pequena isla de
San Luis de Providencia, en- las aguas
de Nicaragua.
Los tripulantes Sc han salvado, y
estan en- un islote, donde carecen
hasta de aqua.
Idem, idem idem-Segun las Ill
timas noticias del Brasil, la escuadra
feciente .formada por el presidente
Peixoto ha sa1ido para Pernambuco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-15

Idem, idetn idem-Quince mi
obreros sin trabajo celebraron aye
una reunion en- esta ciudad y acorda
ron pedir trabajo al gobierno.
Idem, idem idem-Dicen de Lon
dres que los gobiernos ingles y rusc
han concertado un convenio respectc
a las pesquer1as en- el mar de Behring
Idem, Febrero Io-La Camara de
Representantes de Washington ha
congratulate al almirante Benham
por su accion energica contra los
barcos insurgentes en- la bahia de
Rio Janeiro.
Seg1n los 21ltimos despachos, los
barcos mercantes americanos han
podido descargar sin ninguna oposi-
cion en- los muelles del puerto.
Prevalece Ia creencia de que la in
surreccion va decayendo.
Circula la noticia de que e. almi-
rante Mello ha muerto de beri-beri.
Idem, idem 2-Ha sido aprobado
en- Ia camara de Washington la tota-
Hdad del bill dc tarifas presentado
por Mr.. Wilson, el cual incluye un
impuesto interior, por una mayorla
de doscientos cuatro votos contra
ciento cuarenta.
Ning1n representante republican,
voto favor, y II democratas vota-
ron en- contra.
FL bill ha sido enviado al Senado,
donde sc cree durara tres meses el
debate.
Sc espera que fracase.
Idem, idem idem-Se han reunido
en- Londres anarquistas procedentes
de Italia, Alemania, Espaf1a y Fran
cia, para protestar contra la ejecn-
cion de Valiant.
Han jurado volar la embajada
francesa en- esa capital.
Idem, idem idem Ell Gar Ale
iandro, Jefe de la iglesia catolica de
Oriente, ha escrito al Papa Leon XIII
iefe de la iglesia catolica de Occi-
dente, una carta en- que le garantiza
que los feles de la communion roma
ma seran bien tratados en- Russia.
Idem, idem Sci bill de tarifas,
aprobado por la Camara de represen-
tantes, ha pasado a Ia comision de
Hacienda del Senado federal, para su
estudio.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de
Paris que el ceIebre poeta FRANCOIS
Cope esta muy grave.
Idem, idem idem-Seg1n despa-
chos de Paris Sc ha encontrado una
bomba de dinamita en- Ia Casa Con-
sistorial de Versailles.
Antes sc habla recibido una carta
amenazadora, que anunciaba el aten-
tado que ha podido frustrarse.
Idem, idem idem-Se conhrma la
noticia de que Nichteroy ha caido en-
poder de los insurgentes brasileros.
I'll RepUbJica ha capturado el tras-
porte del gobierno, ItGpu, a cuyo
bordo sc encontraba Ell almirante
Gonzalves, que ha sido hecho prisio-
nero.
De ulCc que Id cSCu6oId AA"Adoud
por el almirante Cana, renovara en-
breve eI bombardeo de Rio Janeiro.
La bahia contin1a alberta los bu-
ques mercantes.
Sc habla de que los insurgentes Sc
ran reconocidos como beligerantes.
Idem, idem 4-Dicen de Roma que
el Papa Leon XIII ha prohibido los
sacerdotes catolicos que asistan 4 las
corridas de toros y les ha ordenado
que sc nieguen dar la absolucion a
los toreros.
1dem, idem idem-Segdn noticias
de Canea los cristiancs cretenses Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-15
EDICTO
Don r. Ulpiano Colon, Jues Municipal
sup1ente de la ciudad de Ponce.

AL p1blico hago saber: que en- ell juieio
verbal civil seguido por jose Trinidad Bel
bruz contra Jose Rivera en- cobro de pesos.
he dispuesto Sc saque p1olica subasta
una casa de maderas NAL estado, con
balloon, radicada en- ell barrio de la Playa,
calle Real marcada con ell n1mero II, cnya
casa, que esta enclavada en- un solar del de-
mandante, consta de seis metros de frente
por seis de fondo, teehada de tejamanf con
su cocina de MADEIRA cobijada de yaguas de
dos metros medic de frente por otro tan
TO de fondo, colindando por ell Norte con
propiedad de Vicente Rosah, por al Sur con
otra de Leon Cabrera, por el Este con la
calle Real por Ell Oeste con la succession de
Sidney Leon. Dicha casa ha sido tasada
pericialmente Gu setenta y cinco pc !.
acto de remate tendra efecto en- este Ju5z
do ell dia ses del entrante las dos de IA
tarde, no admitiendose proposiciones que
no cubran las dos terceras parties de Is ia
saei6n. Los que interesen intervenir como
licitadores en- la subasta deseran consignar
preyiamente en- la mesa del juzgado una
cantidsd gual. por 10 menos, al 10 pS del
valG de los bienes, sin cuyo requisite no
seran admitidos.
Ponce, Febrero 10 de 1s94.-R. Ulpiane
| Colon Leonardo a. Ponce de Leon. "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-15
Los MAS AFAMADos MEDICOS RECONOCEN
lea rnsritos de Ia Emulsion de Scott

Arecibo Puerto Rico Abril 1s de 1887.
81 experiences de agunos amos de prActica medlea
aIgn valirnento nadie extranarA que
ella funde assveraciores cuAndo trata de entity
una opinion sobre nnedicgmento que he usado cor
sxtraordnaria frecuenca. Ne refero Is EMULSION Do
SCOTT La perfecta union de los componentes e4 area
bic .abor determine 10 bicn conseFFA Een
astk emplesndo, sobre todo las inPortAnts
indicaciones medicas que nsnA, son su nelor y mas
segurA gsrsntiA-
Por esa raz6n A1n en- las enfermedades al parecer
ncurables Ia tisis las caquexss las eserofulA
anernias raquitismo II debidad general a faItz
dsssrro 10 las nujerss los ninos otra lArgA
seria que ser1a proljo que eStA sustain
opera verdSderos milRgros que los enfernos que
por dscirlo hAlAban Las puertss de Ia muerte
t=ansforuAn de pronto Adquirsndo fnsrzAs, robns
tee color AuinAei6n salud palAbra. que acre
dis dA justioiA de "A &rnA del immense credito
de que tan dtl preparation gozA en- todo ei mundo.
Doctor Rafael del Yale,
Msdico titul2r de SanidAd Martina de- Areeioo
P Rco). Conendador de IA Real distinguidz Orden
Americans de Isabel ls Cst6cs de u espAoa de Carlos
III Ia civil dc BeBs6csnciA, ds n de erto AIiiar
de Ssgunda ClAse, Ga. ia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-15

Sc halla algo indispuesto, en- su residencia
de la Capital, nuestro querido amigo J, COM
paflero don Ramon Marin, director de FL
Noticiero.
Tai es Ell motive que le ha impedido re-
gresar al seno de su familia.
Lo sentimos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-15
SE DESEA ALQUILAR

una casa-quinta 8 de campo GER
ca de esta ciudad. Informaran en-
la Gale del Sol, mum. y 6-8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-15

Por rapto de la joven Nicomedes Ramos
Ia sido denuncisdo al Juez de instruction.
Julio Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-15

Por tener la cara sospechosa la lengua
demaslado suelta. fue detenido en- la plaza
de Las DeIicias Tomas Vargas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-15

CarHes para Ia cludad Ia playa clento
sesenta AFRO bas.
Hemos rscibido una circular en- que Sc
nos participa haber quedado disueta la so
ciedad mercantil que giraba en- Mayaguez
bajo la razon III. Barguera Ca. constitu-
yendose otra con ell nombre de Pol y ZanO-
guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-15

16rdids = Venden
p duefs coches de dos asientos, uno
completamente nuevo y otro de muy
POGO uso; quien interese el negocio
prede dirigirse a
At.fa,t Aermanos.
Ponce, Febrero 10 de 1894. Inn $.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-15
SAN ANTONIO HNOS.

Compran 7 venden frutOs del pals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-15

Nota de las reses bene6ciadas hoy en- e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04
rILLMAN MAKES A SPEECH.
He Roasts Those who Oppose BIN ana
LAuds His Followers.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 3.-Governor
Tillman addressed the militia here TO-
day In explanation of his position and
the duty of the soldiery. Said the
Governor: The disPensarY law Is on
the statute book. I, as chief executive,
have sworn that laws OF this State shall
De respected, and, so help me God,
will exert all the powers Of my office to
see that the law is obeyed."
The Governor was severe In mis- con-
demnstion Of militia companies who
have refused to obey orders. 'Over at
Darlington" he said, "these band box
soldiers, these soldiers turned politl-
clans, pranced 2ll over the country and
sent for reinforcement to bar-rooms aud
whisky shops, but they never fred a
shot at single constable and they did
not want 10 find them. WnT did they
not lynch the man they claimed made
the trouble? They have slandered
themselves by saying they would lynch
those who did not cause the trouble and
then would not lynch the man who they
say caused the trouole. The body pol
ltlc is in fever because the people OF
CHARLESTON AND COLUMBIA
have taken vipers TO to their bosoms 10
the shape of newspapers, which daily
distil poision. They try to sting me
personally by abuse and slaDder, but
wear a coat Of mail that they can never
pIsrce-an honest heart looking 10 the
welfare OF the whole State.
The governor did not fear civil war.
at will not come and cannot come" be
said, because the people are in the
saddle and intend 10 remain there.
One man told Mr. Yelldell here that be
came from Edgeheld, my own county,
with q shotgun 10 kill me Friday Dight.
| will not mention his name. Threat
ened men live long and have never
felt uneasy.
"My life is not worth much TO me.
but it is worth as much as that Of any
man to him, but rather than desert my
post where you have placed me / would
have stuck there until had TO go oct
as q corpse. The men that are threat
ening to FIRE this powder magazine are
the bar-room element and those who are
urging them on are the rulers OF the old
oligarchy.
This riot is political frenzy. / shall
not bulge an inch from the stand that
have taken as the peoples governor.
You may imagine from this that / am
going 70 aggFavste the trouble. bat / am
simply going 70 uphold the Law. i
could not have done ShEt have unless
controlled the railroads and the tele-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04

DUBLIN, April 3.-The convention OF
the Irish Independent party, more gem
orally known as the Parnellits party,
was called to order to-day in the ro-
tunda.
Among those present were the Lord
Mayor of Dublin, the Mayor Of Cork,
Timothy Harrington, M. P, William
Redmond, NJ. P, and many other dis
tinguished members of the advanced
Irish party.
During the days session dispatch
was read from the President Of the
Irish Independents OF New York, as
follows:
"The Irish Independent party OF New
York send greeting, and wish you God
speed in your fight for civil liberty and
an Irish parliament. Draw on our
treasurer, John Brennan, at Bank Of
Ireland, Dublin, for $1,000"
A message of sympathy was received
from the Irish Independents OF Chicago.
JOHN f. REDMOND
in his address said the situation rem
dered a convention imperative.
The political situation was so changed
that the leaders felt they could not con-
tinue to bear alone the responsibility
for the future Of the Irish Independent
party. Therefore, they had decided
TO call the present meeting
The meeting was composed OF men who
were actuated by the desire TO do their
utmost TO bring about the iDdepen-
dence Of Ireland. At present they were
confronted by serious state OF affairs.
The fruits of fifteen years labor, sacri-
fee and suffering were endangered.
They were confronted almost by the
ruin of the cause OF Ireland and this
condition was brought about by the sell
fish iealousies Of the mel, who, under
The name OF "anti-Parnellites" were
slavishly subservient TO the English
Government and hindered the cause OF
the people they represented by their
petty disputes and shameful jealousies.
When Lord Rosebery said Home Rule
was shelved until the majority OF Eng
lishmen were converted to il, these
'.anti-Parnellites" sat silent
IN THEIR SUBsERVIENCE
and left the Independents to take the
Premier by the throat. Cheers.
Referring TO constitutional agitation,
Mr.. Redmond remarked that he be-
ieved in it when it was conducted by
fearless men; but If this class Of agita-
ton was allowed to sink into farce and
a sham as it had In the hands of the
anti Psrnellites, then IL was better that
il be abolished aud that men OF stern
methods and resolutions come to the
front as soon as possible.
a resolution was offered by the Mayor
of Cork declaring that the government
has forfeited all claims to the confidence
of Irishmen calling upon the Irish mem
bers of Parliament 10 strive for an early
dissolution Of Parliament. The resoIu-
ton was carried with loud cheers.
A resolution pledging the delegates
to strive to raise funds in their various
localities was then passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04
DEATH OF MRS MARY W. FAULKNER
The Mother or senator Faulkner and
Judge e. Boyd Faulkner Dies Suddenly
Rt Winchester, Va.
yre-iof Tse0rnra N M Pe1isfrr


Judge E. Boyd Faulkner Dies Suddenly
at Winehester, Va.
Special TsieQrGB 70 ne Register.
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, April a.
Mrs Mary w. Faulkner, widow Of the
late Hon C. j. Faulkner, aud mother OF
Judge Faulkner aad Senator G. D..
Faulkner, Of this city, died suddenly
this morning 10 Winchester, Va. Her
death, which occurred at the residence
Of her sOu-in-lsw, DR.. Love, where she
was visiting at the time, was due to
congestion Of the lungs. Mrs. Faux
ner. though 70 years old, was woman
of wonderful vitality and was appar-
ently in good health until within
a few minutes Of her death and was
expected 70 return to her residence ln
this city in few days. She was the
Youngest daughter Of Gen. Elisha Boyd.
In 1888 she was married to Hon. c. j.
Faulkner. Eight children were born
Of this union, seven Of whom are still
living. She will be buried Friday
afternoon at $3.50 from her late resi-
dence, Boydville, in this city.
Special Tslssran % ne Rsgisss-.
WASHINGroN, d. C., April 3.-While
reading letter from his mother at the
breakfast table to-day, Senator Faux
ner was shocked to receive a telegram
announcing that the venerable lady had
died suddenly at an early hour this
morning, at the residence of her daHgh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. Love, at Winchester, Va,
where she was visiting.
The Senator at once started for Win
chester. The deceased lady WAS the
widow OF the late Hon. Chas. j. Faulk-
ner, who was United States Minister to
France, under President Buchanan, and
a member OF Congress from both Vir-
ginia and West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04
O'NEILL SEATED

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 3.-In the
House this afternoon, the Democrats
mustered a quorum, and passed the res
OlutiOn seating O'Neill ia the O'Neill-
JOY contested election case.
Tho vote was taken on the following:
Rcs0lUCd, That John j. O'Neill was
elected a Representative Of the Fifty
third Congress from the Eleventh Con-
gresSional district OF Missouri and that
he is entitled TO the seat.
The resolution was sdopted-155 to
2s.
Mr.. O'Neiu came forward and was
sworn ia.
WAsHINGroN, D. c., April Sin the
Senate to-day Senator Allison spoke two
hours on the tariff bill and the Senate
went into executive session and soon
adjourned. Allison continues tO-mor-
row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04
CHICAGO ELECTIONS
Result In Serious Disturbances at Several
Place.

CHICAGO, April 3.-The election OF
aldermanIc and town ticket here to-day
was attended by many brawls and dis
turbances. The ball opened with free
for-a!l fight in the Twenty-third ward,
10 which several ward heelers and po-
Iicemen were badly bruised. Later 10 the
day the followers OF John Conghlin, the
aldermanic candidate 10 The First ward,
fred on band wagon bearing the ban
ner of Shakel, independent Democratic
candidate. A volley Of pistol shots
we're fred, breaking windows and cans-
ing great excitement, but 10 one was
hurt. John Bell, Coughlin heeier 10
the same ward, was shot twice
In q saloon brawl by Louis Luther.
= Skakel follower, and may die. In the
Fourteenth ward Samuel Phelps was
shot, at a polling place by John Mar
shall. and may not recover. Few arrests
were made.
At IL o'clock tonight the retnrns
show that the Republicans nave elected
% Aldermen and the Democrats IL.
Seven Republicans succeed Democrats.
two Democrats succeed Republicans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04
sh. Doubted the story.

Even If New EngIand's deserted
churches are almost as numerous asher
abandoned farms there are Sill some
good old Puritars left A venerable
lady living near the Hub. on hearing .
friend say that she had been 20 = what
party, asked: "What do they do there?'
s.Why, play cards." was the response.
THAT'S what I'd heard" was the old
Iady's retort. "but didn't believe IT,
Netc YOTI World.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04
DEAR SISTER LOUISE :
Mrs. Louise Lowell Says She Copied a
Letter Beginning Thus
FOR COLONEL BRECKENRIDGE,

And Miss Pollard Says She Re-
ceived It-Colonel Breckenridge
Says Il Isn't So, and That No
Such Letter Was Ever Written.
Mrs. Lowell Says She Ad-
dressed Lots of Envelopes for
MIR. Breckinridge to Miss Pol
lard - The Colonel Confines
Himself TO Denials and Reitera-
ton Of Denials-A Sensation
Promised for To-Day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04
Cb.rIe,ton DI.pen,ary Bombarded.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April "a
special to the EUening Star from Flor
ence says: A bulletin from Charleston
says that an attempt was made TO de-
stroy the dispensary there this morning.
A bomb was exploded in the rear OF the
building. No details OF result given,
but the statement that the police are
guarding the dispensary indicates that
the attempt was unsuccessful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04
graph lines. The revised statutes OF
the state give me still another sword OF
Damocles and tomorrow / shall

Damocles and tomorrow l shall
CUT THE THREAD AND USE IT.
Section SIG gives the Governor power
TO take control Of all the police In the
cities. The mayors and the city coun-
ellis have refused TO make the police do
their duty. / intend to see that they do
or | will discharge every ono OF them.
From this day the constables shall
watch the policemen aud report to me
whsther they are doing their duty and
if they do not obey my orders and II the
authorltatiVes don't cooperate with me
l shall call the legislature together and
we will have the power given the exc
cutive TO remove those men aRd appoint
others who will obey the law
At this point Mr.. Early, a cousin OF
Mr.. Norment, who was killed by State
ConstableS, yelled out "Why don't you
obey the law yourself?" This created
big commotion in the crowd. One OF
the governors sympathiZers yelled out:
'eShoot him." and both fractions rushed
M. The governor called for silence
and Chief OF Police Radliff jumped of
his horse and grabbed Early, command
ing order, and took him away. The
governor continuing said that those
whe were opposing him must submit
adding: al have thousands OF good men
who are ready to respond and those who
are in rebellion and resistance must get
out OF the way for the
ENGINE Is on THE TRACK.
have got the throttle and l am going
in on time, so help me God" As the
governor finished his speech there were
deafening cheers from his troops. An
order was then read TO the troops COM
nanding them to return TO their homes
and extending thanks TO the gallant and
patriotic soldiers and citizens who at
moments notice dropped their various
avocations and pursuits to respond TO
his call.
Special TO tks Associated Press
CHARLESTON, ). c., April 5.-The
dispensaries here are closely guarded
by policemen at night, but are doing
very little business. The blind tigers
are all open aud there is no trouble In
getting all the liquor one may want
without the seal OF the Palmetto State
blown on the bottle.
COLUMBUS, 5. c., April 3.-Governor 5.
Tillman has issued proclamation Civ
ing official notice to the municipal au-
thorities OF every city ahd Incorporated
town in the State aud to the police mar
shals that under the powers given him
by section 5l9. OF the statutes, he as
sumes sole control Of the whole force
OF municipal police and marshals OF the
several cities and incorporated towns
OF the State.
DARLINGTON, S. c., April 3.-The
committee that is to confer with Till
man left here on the afternoon train and
conference will probably be held early
in the morning. 1t is hoped that every
thing will be adjusted. The embargo
on newspapers still holds good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04

at most all the public resorts in the city
tonight and feeling runs very high.
About a dozen arrests have been made
and it is probable that further arrests
will be made tomorrow. 1t Is thought
that there will be no further trouble.
Returns indicate. that Webster Davis,
the straight Republican candidate for
Mayor, has been elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04
Women Electioneering in Colorado

DENVER, Colo, April 3. This was
lsdy's day at the town elections
throughout the State aud flowers and
smilax abounded. Pretty young women
could be seen pinuing violets or carna-
tions on the coat lapels OF big bearded
men with winning smiles that said:
"You will vote my ticket, won't you?"
AT Highlands, Carrie G. West, for
city clerk, was elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04
WHEETJNG W va WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 4. 1894

jubilation in the ranks OF the strikers
and the leaders say that Thursday
morning will see one OF the most "iae-
spread and determined strikes ever IN
augurated in the coke regions. AFTER
the meeting this afternoon the strikers
marched to all the works between
Bradford and Mt. Pleasant aud forceo
the men out