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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28
BANCO ESP MOL De PTO.-RICO.

RecaudGci6n de Contyibaciones del Estqdo
Debiendo encargarse elBanco de este servicio des
de L. de Julio pr0ximo en- los pueblos de: Aguada
Aguadila, Aibonito, Arecbo, Barros, Caguas, Carroll
ma, Cayey Ciales Cidra, Dorado, Guayama, Hatillo,
HumacaO, Isabella, Lares, Las Marias Lola, Luqui-
llo, Marcao, Maunabo, Naguabo, Naranito Rinc0n,
Ro-grande, Sabana del Palmar, San German, Santa
Isabel San Sebastian, Truillo alto Vega-alta Vega
baja Yauco debiendo en- su virudh hacerse los nom
bramientos de Recaudadores para los dichos puebos
este Establecimiento admitra propOsciones de sub
arriendo para ell expresado serVcio bien uno ben
en- varos de los mencionados puebos hasta ell dia 30
del corriente inclusive sujeci0n las siguientes
bases Primera. El servicio de recaudacon Sc AUS
tara al convenio provisional de la Intendenca con ell
Banco la instruction del de Dicembre de 1880; al
Reglament0 para la contribution territorial de 10 de
Junio 1881; yal de la contribution industrial de de
Junio de 1893 Segundo. El sub-arriendo Sc eectua-
ra por s6oe aho economco de l994-95. Tercero E
cargo de Recaudador levara consigo ell caracter de
Agente eecutiyo, la obligation del cobro de las ce
dulas pesonaes de los contribuyentes por territorial
ndustrjaly de comercio, siempre que, respecto
te lttmo, api 10 dspusiese la Intendencia CuartO La
anza que prestaran los RecaudadOres sera del por
100 del mporte della recaudacon 81 consttuyese en-
effective, con garantia de frma aceptable del 10
Oor cientO en- bienes inmuebles satisfaction del Ban
VI, Quinto. Los que deseen mayores noticias podran
eXaminar el piegO de condolences en- la Secreara de
este Establecimiento
Puerto-Rco l9de Junio de l894-El Gobernador
u Garcia Al0nS0. 6-6
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GERONIMO ZERBI .ioss,gsoE Aissa!sso G y N's'
Compra yende ecclones del "Banco Espahol" de
PuertO.Rico y bonos del Tesoro.
L.q E.VTEREN.fJVTE

OBRA GEL oRIMEN DE oRoIvAL" de Gabo.
risu, que venimos publicando como folletin de
este peri6dico. SO halla de venta en- Ia Libreria
de B. F. saniurio Vidal d$l-25 el ejemplar que
consta dc dos tomos
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Han CO. trido matrimonio civil on e pueblo
do Rrucon, don Gabriel ESpinet y Ia sehorits Va
tide Fo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28

Aver la una de Ia tarde lego sin noveda
Santander ell vspor correo "Ciudad de Sar
lander"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28

Los herpes ernpeiueB. las manchas espi-
nillas Sc curan radicalmente y on POGO tempo
usando Ia perfuma1s Loci6n Moutes que obtiene
cada dia mayor exito La vends el senior Gui-
llermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28

Ha fallecido en- Ponce eI sr. don Eduardo
Tarrats Lsbarte. r. | p.
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ri vino rioiano 10 Ales6n que venden lol
schoros r. Font Hsrmano Tanca, esquina
Fortaeza, es 81 meior tinto dc mesa que 60 con
sumo eu Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28
G. TINAUD. JoYERfA

Alfonso Zerbi : SOL AZ
81. PTO RICO.
Sc ofrsce como tsnedor de libros hOrss 6
en- dias determinaios Da lecciones do aegunda
ensahsnza. 10 5.
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La Reformndn EsuerOnzd .osi:.:: ga..:

dormr en- habtaciones muy fescas9 bDesea usted CO.
mer benf Pues acuda a Ia RSformada RsptranzG CO
lie de la Princesa, nimero Marina, Capital Precios
al acance de todas las iortunas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-28

AQUf ES LA COsA-Cerecedo HERNIA
nos Compaffa comprsn pesos mejicsnos nue.
vos posteriores al afo 1885 y toda clase de none
Ia fracciousria resellada sin resellar. 3-3
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Segun ests establishes no comemos carne,
sin duds para poder mordernos unos otros.
El vapor espa6ol "Manuela" cargo en- Ma
yagdez para Ia isls de Cuba is sacos IL 522 XII
los cafe sscos hahichuelas
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PARA Mn A

Traje de nina de ocho & diez ahoS, hecho con
satin color gf pisarrs.
Grandes mangas abullonadas.
En 81 pecho, alornos plegados de igusl tela.
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LIT D(eneoonnno al BAhBEHA PELUQUERIA
~ 4 wi GSNCJCCO l27CRUz-l2
Enseres de Lujo-Novedad Lmpieza-Servcie
extra con perfumeria de estilo moderno.
Sc admiten abonos por meses
SERGIO LECONPTE.
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Es cosa sabda, averiguada que no admite
duda, que el mejor vino de mesa que SO veude
On Puerto Rico es 81 de Anguciana Rioja, que
mportan los se6ores Sobrino de Lui6a O.
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dor don Joft Ramon Bobudillh, Inspector do ga
cuelas do esta lsla. Hacemoa votol por Hu proi.
TO TeatAbIeclmiento.
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TX REFORMA.

Empress de corhes de Camuy 4 Aguadilla
y vice versa. Ssle todos los dias de Canuy les
10 de Ia msfana de Aguadilla las 9 y 40 de
la maHana, en- combinci6a con el farrocarriL
bay cocheu extrsordinariOs pidi6ndolos con
anticipation.
DIRECTION POR TELEGRAPH.
A Camuy-f Don Ramon Chac6n.
A AguadilIa Don Manuel g. Jim6nez.
LIS telegramss deben diriiirae c.n los'nom-
bres apellidos para evitar confusion con
otras personals 81
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JULIAN SILVA

SAN JUST0 mum. S9.-Deposito de MAQUINAS'DH
C0SER. Compra, venta alquller Accessories agWai
de todas classes para las mismas ademas Sc compran
yenden muebles usados. Diciembre 1894.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
THE CASUALTY REOORD.
The Accidents Reported From About the
City YeGterdaV


VIM. Honecker, of South EOff street,
employed on coulter in the shop OF
the West Virginia Glass Works, Mar
tins Ferry, got his finger badly cut yes
terday while at work.
Edward Anderson, gas maker at
the Riverside iron works, suffered a
painful accident last Friday night. He
fell from trestle, a distance OF twenty
feet, and very badly cut his head. DIR.
Mcdonald, of Benwood, put six stitches
in the injury. Mr.. Anderson lives in
Benwood.
Yesterday afternoon there was an ex.
citing runaway in North Wheeling. An
agent driving a Singer sewing machine
wagon, left his rig standing at Fourth
street. The animal became scared aud
dashed uD Main street. There were
several narrow escapes from collisions,
one Of them being a street car, which was
lust grazed. The frightened animal
was caught near the North Wheeling
hospital. The wagon and harness were
badly broken.
Cecil, aged six years, a son OF VIM.
Fee, clerk OF the CITY Gas Works
Board, OF 2316 Main street, made mar
row escape from death yesterday after
noon, aud suffered a painful accident.
The little fellew was playing on the
street, with other children in front Of
his home. John Happe, the butcher Of
the South Side, drove his wagon down
street at a rapid rate of speed. The
little boy went TO cross, and when in
front Of the butchers wagon, the horse
reared, striking the little fellow in the
forehead. A lady, passing, carried the
injured boy to his home, and DR.. Reed
Baird was at once telephoned. The
doctor arrived, and found a long deep
cash in the boys forehead, and he sewed
up the cash, an ordeal which the little
fellow stood b erocally. The doctor an
nounced that he would get along all
right.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
Bann.nn r.s placed under arrs... BE

Baumann was placed under arrest. He
was at once
TAKEN BEFORE COMMISSIONER CAMP
BELL.
On the way to the Custom House,
Bauman handed the two letters which
he received, to the officer. He told
Capt. Dovener that ne lived in Bridge
port, rooming with a man named Gray.
When asked If he was ready for exam
ination, be returned a discourteous re-
ply. saying that be desired to consult
an attorney. He admitted that he was
married, and said he lived at No. 1860
Wood street. His father is Jacob Bau-
man, a heater living at 2504 Eof street.
A message was sent to his father,
whom Bauman thought would go on his
bond.
In the meantime a REGISTER reporter
interviewed the prisoner, AID secured a
statement from him which was very ln-
consistent Il did it through ignor-
ance," he said. Il had no idea that l
was violating a postal law. / wanted to
save jim, as he goes with sister OF my
wife. was trying to do him friendly
turn, and his father had me arrested. "
Had you consulted Miss Cooper
about leaving?"
81 saw he- on Tuesday evening, but
said nothing about going away. l could
have induced her to leave, though
without any troR6le."
did you re intend to start q
newspaper iu tno West.
"Well hesitatinglyl, / guess l won't
say anything about that.
How long have you been married?'
"Ten years"
Then you certainly did not call upon
Miss COOPER"
Eyes; that was years ago"
"But she must have been mere child
then" suggested the reporter.
The prisoner was somewhat confused,
but finally said that there must be some
mistake about the girl. To further
questions, he replied that the Miss
Cooper he meant still lives on the ISL
and, and is not the Miss Cooper living
below the creek.
"Did jim Bachman call on the Miss
Coopers on the Island?" asked the re-
porter.
II don't know. never talked to her
about him." was the answer.
Bauman could give no reasonable ex-
PLANTATION for his conduct, and only said
that he wanted to save Jim. AS he was
unable to furnish bond in the sum OF
$500. Commissioned Campbell comm t
ted him to jail for preliminary hearing
on Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
It's First Anniversary.

The Wheeling City Band celebrated
its first anniversary last night 10 one Of
the most enjoyable OF occasions. The
meeting was at the homo OF William
Nolte, in upper Benwood. Last night
IL had just been year since the popn-
lar musical organization began its rrac-
tlce lessons, and now 1t has reached a
considerable degree OF musical prof.
cheney. The band now numbers % per-
sons, all OF whom were In attendance at
the celebration. Besides these Mr..
Nolte had invited NUMBER OF pleas
ing young ladies, whose presence made
the occasion still more enjoyable. After
TWO hours pleasure Of excellent concert
music the room was prepared for dane
ing, and the band gave excellent music
for this form OF pleasure. One OF the
great features OF the evenings pleas
ures was big supper, which was a
most excellent affair. Julius Hose, the
FIRST and present leader, was present,
and was accorded the honor OF one OF
the leading guests.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
HOWARD BAUMANN ARRESTED LAST MIGHT
FOR BLAOKMAIL.
A Sensational Attempt to EziOrt Money from the
Father Of James P. Baehman, the
Youth Charged With Procuring
an Abortion.

There were further sensational de-
velopments last night in connection
with the Cooper abortion case, which,
following so closely upon the prelimi-
nary hearing Of Bachman and the Null
vey woman, will no doubt produce a
genuine sensation to-day. Mr.. Howard
Baumann, better known as Bowman,
was arrested shortly before ten o'clock,
on a charge Of using the mails Tor
fraudulent purposes.
The circumstances 10 connection with
the attempted blacBmail, and subsequent
arrest Of Baumann, are very sensational
and of q decidedly interesting nature.
Shortly after the arrest OF James +.
Bachman, his father, Peter Bachman
received a letter postmarked Wheeling
and signed Frank Yale"
The writer started by saying that he
had proposition to make on behalf or
Jim Bachmann. Some years ago, he
continued, he Cthe writer) became &C
quainted with the young lady on the
Island, who is now going 10 prosecute
him. lie kept company with her for
some time, and would have married her
but for the fact that Jim ''cut him out"
She broke the engagement with him TO
satisfy Jim. He met her several times
since, and she appeared to be sorry
feeling that but for her conduct she
might now have a home Of her own.
She would gladly marry him tomorrow,
the letter said, if she we're wellIenough.
Continuing, he said:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
Mr.. BuRSs FOR MARSHAL.

Mr.. BURNS FOR MARSHAL.
TOTE Editor oJths Rs0is,er:
SR:-Of all the candidates on all the
various tickets for the Office Of City Mar
shal. William Burns is the only one Who
has ever filed the Office. and 81 whose ca
uacity aud willingness 70 faithfully ADD
conscientiously perform the duties OF the
ONCE we have any means Of judging. Dir.
Burns held the once for four years
and during that time there was
DO word OF complaint against
him, raised By any law-ablding citizen. he
Is once more an aspiranL and II we nay
Judge the future by the past, no better
man could be selected % Ill the place. His
mast experience r. surely worth much, and
should not be too lightly considered 10
making a selection. Above AL else. how
ever. stands the fact that be has been tired
and not found wanting In the qualities that
make q good oficer. A TAx-PATER
The Republican township primaries wore
held to-day, with the following result; For
Trustee. Theodore BuFriss, no opposition,
zoe: for CLERK, Felix n. Hadsell 81. Thom-
a. Z. Prgh 367. r. W. Yeazey 249: for
Justice Of the Peace. Eugene J. A. Dren-
nen go. William II. HoWells 323, Wesley
A. Steele -: for Constable (tW0 20 BE-
elected), Edward Keller 31l, Thomas II.
Stauion 47e. Thomas Thomp1pn 56i.
William Burns has been hnounced for
City Marshal On the CIiirl ticket, snf
James 6hipman ior Mayor e.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
BENwooD REPUBLICANS.
A Big Vote Cast at Yesterdays Primary
Election.

Election.
The Republicans held their primary
election yesterday afternoon in Ben
WOO, at the city building, The polls
were opened at noon and closed at six
in the evening. The Republicans
showed great activity ia getting out
the votes, as the number poled was
3G1, or lac more than at the Democratic
primary, one week previous. More
votes were cast than at any Republican
primary in the history OF the town.
The election, which is to be held the
third of next month, promises to be a
holly contested one. The general be-
lief is, however, that the Democrats
will carry off the victory.
The following ticket was selected:
For Mayor, Thomas Shepherd; Record
err, Charles H. Morgan; City Sergeant,
d. NJ. Newell; Street Commissioner,
George Martin; Councllmen-Upper
ward, WIN. Hahue. Charles II. Sea-
bright; Lower ward, Fred Ritter and
S. /. Beall; Centre ward, VIM. Leach,
WIN. Schad aud Paul Riedel.
Owing to the lateness OF the hour
when the count was completed, the
vote coald not be learned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
An Interesting Meeting at the BOgg'
Run school.

An Interesting meeting NJ THO DokB"
Run school,
The teachers OF Union district, Mar
shall county, held a very Interesting
ana profitable institute at the Boggs
Run school yesterday. County Super
intendent James f. Sibert acted as
chairman. Sessions were held in the
forenoon and afternoon, and the attend
ance was large. The teachers present
were Profs. Williams and Powell, OF
Moundsvllle; Prof. King, Of McMechen
and teachers; Prof. Riggs and teachers.
Of Benwood; Prof. 4. II. Crago, OF
Wheeling and others.
Several interesting topics were dis
cussed, among them the preparation OF
teachers for work, what our schools
need, and the manual for schools. An
interesting programme was also rem
dered by the pupils Of the school.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
Homa From Washington.

Mr.. Harrison Dunlevy and wife re-
turned from Washington yesterday
morning, where Mr.. Dunlevy has been
attending the convention Of electri-
clans. Mr.. Buchanan also returned
Saturday morning, while Mr.. Holiday
got home on Friday. The above named
gentlemen we're much pleased with their
visit and feel that the time was well
spent Socially, the meeting OF the
electricians was quite success. The
ball given on Thursday night was a
most elaborate affair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

The hearing OF John Mallory, who
was brought back from Cleveland on
the charge Of being one Of the four
men who assaulted and robbed John
Parker, OF Pleasant Grove. Belmont
county, on the 22nd inst, took place
before Justice T. c. Mercer, Of Barton,
Friday, and the prisoner was dis
charged. Mallory was taken TO Parker's
bedside, at his home. and he said Nal
lory was not one OF the men, and added
he had not seen him for eight years.
Parker is making good progress aud
his ultimate recovery Is now expected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithilV Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithiIV Told.
A COMMUNICATION from the local
potters is crowded out OF this issue. IL
will be published on Monday.
GENTLE ANNIE COSTELLO arrived In
the city yesterday, and was arrested
last evening by Officer OBrien.
METER g. KARGEs yesterday COM
pleted a neat electric light plant az tbs
elegant new Bloch residence az Pleas
ant Valley. This firm is also placing
the finishing touches on the new ware
house at Bloch's tobacco factory.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JEFFERSON HUDsoS,
Of Wellsburg. among the most promi-
nent people OF the town. gave q grand
party last Friday night. at their beautl-
fol home, IN honor OF Miss Alice Camp.
bell, Of Bethany. a charming young
lady, who is their guest Twenty-Five
couples, among them being several
prominent society people OF this city,
attended. One OF the greatest pleasures
OF the evening was q most tempting
feast spread before the guests.
Cs-Fcsf- Dwr0
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
Hearing Last Night.

The hearing OF d. ]. Crumbscker,
Joseph Woodward, Albert Walchli,
George Bachman and VIM. ward,
charged with robbing Hasenauer q
Bros, in East Wheeling. two or three
nights ago, was held before Justice
Gillespy. at the jail. last evening, aud
on the conclusion OF the evidence the
matter was adjourned until 9 q. M, to-
MORROW.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

A meeting OF delegates from each NJ.
E. church 10 this city, Benwood, and
Fulton was held last night at the office
OF John Bailie, under the Mcclure
House. Constitution and bylaws were
pre- pared to be presented at a meeting
Of the official boards Of all the churches
to be held next Saturday night. The
object OF the organization is TO bring
the different NJ. f. congregations into
more closer union, and 10 discuss meas
ures OF interest TO all.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
NEWS OF THE DAT
Flaofion Of Omcsr..

The members Of the West Virginia
Athletic Club called meeting at their
club rooms on the South Side last Sun
day night. Officers were elected as fol-
!2Ws: Henry Meyer, President; Chas.
Ross, Vice President; Henry Geider,
Secretary; James keenan,, Treasurer.
Last night the club was served with a
fine oyster supper, and an enjoyable
time was spent up to q late hour.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
The Social Purity society.

The Social Purity Society Of North
Wheeling, entertained its lady friends
last Friday night, and most enjoyable
evening was spent The handsome new
piano which the society purchased, fur
Dlshed the ladies a most agreeable sur
prise, and was the source OF much
enjoyment. Several candidates will be
put through next Tuesday evening, the
regular meeting night, and q cordial
invitation is extended to any young
man whose evenings hang heavy on his
hands, to call at the Society Rooms, No.
463 Coal street, at any time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
Hoss AND Hoss.

Although the farce comedy craze has
abated, there are a few Of the best
which are still as popular as ever.
Among these "Hoss aud Hoss" Is one OF
the drawing cards OF the theatrical
season. Willie Collier, the bright par
ticular star Of this organization, Is the
best Of Americas farce comedians. His
WAYS have always been Legitimate, his
methods original and his wit subtle and
quaint. In addition TO this be has In
varisbIy been surrounded With COM
PAW Of sterling comedians, and dane
ers. and the public feel sure that when
ever he appears il will get its moneys
worth. The announcement is made that
"Hoss and Hoss" will be produced ~ the
Opera House Friday, March 9th. and
the indications point 70 very success
fu engagement.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
Challenge.

To the Sporting Editor Of the Register.
SIR:-I understand that Mr.. Eugene
Ranke wants TO skate me q five mile
race either in this city or Cleveland for
q purse OF 5000. Ii Mr.. Hanke wants
to skate me and will leave forfeit at
the REGISTER Office l will cover it i'm
mediately, and be will greatly oblige
Yours respectfully,
Z. c. MCCLELLAND.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
A RACE MADE
Between Greer and WORKS Tor Thursday
Night.

Between Greer and WORKS for Thursday
slight.
VIII Greer and Walter Worls last
night made race for next Thursday
night, to be contested upon bicycles, al
the North End rink. The rink is being
prepared for the race by banking the
corners. Both men are expert riders
and = good race is promised. Following
are the articles Of agreement:
I'VE the undersigned agree 70 ride
race on bicycles in one mile heats best two
in three at the North End Skating Rink
on Thursday March SO for S25 side.
Winner to take all the stakes and 70 per
cent Of the gate money, loser TO take %
per cent Of the gate money after all the
expenses are paid. We further agree
upon Mr.. Jacob LOOs as stakeholder. and
70 act as starter and referee, judges and
timers to be selected the night Of the race.
This stake money is paid 70 Mr.. Jacob
Loos at time Of signing this contract.
Race TO be called at 9 o'clock sharp. Eth
er party falling TO comply with this agree
ment shall forfeit his stakes.
Signed ". GREER.
WALTER w WORLR
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
watches repaired and adjusted at
I. q. DILLON q 90 3.
ADJUSTMENTS

THE Fast Mall" which appears at
the Grand next Friday and Saturday
evenings. Is said to be the most success
full railroad aud scenic melodrams on
the road this season. Mr.. L. j. Carter,
the author and manager, has contrived
to weave into q consistent story nearly
all the good points OF the sensational
drama. The climax Of each act Is
strong enough to sustain a whole play,
vet so we'll graded are the features Of
the piece that one views with increas-
ing interest each Of the five acts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

If YOU need Spectacles, eyes tire or
headaches when reading or sewing, con-
suit and have your eyes examined for
glasses, without charge, by the only
Scientific Optician 10 the city, Prof.
Shelf, ITO Main, next TO Shook & Coz.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
BUSINESS CHANCE.

pOOO YIELDS s45 WEEKLY Financial
pGUV depressl0n does not affect koWto
lNFALLIBLE HAEDlCAPPIN6 system.
Best and safest speculative infestmeni onefed
Third successful wear Prospectus 1874 ifee.
q. D. ROWE Box ~, brooklyn. y. Y fellfadD
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

Do NOT not forget that Karner &
Chew do all kinds Of painting and paper
hanging.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

In nineteen out OF twenty eases watches
that ran slow arc mnEnotlred- Bring
Irss q charge Le. p1LLon : %.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04

FoR 74c you can buy 40 Elegant Room
Of Gilt Wall Paper Of KarnsF 4 Chew.