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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-29
LAS SUBVENCIONES
A EL TELECRAMA "

Nuestro ilustradO cOlega Eg Pats, quo
con tan sano criteriO = esquisita cortesfa
viene tratando diversOs asuntos que SO re-
1aCionan con Ia administration pdblica de
esta provincial, y cuya cultura en- sus razo-
nadas discusiOnes esta en- harmonic con
los procedimientos de La prensa cue SO
Eespeta 81 misma, logrando ell respeto
Ddblico, no aprueba en- su edici6n de aver
Ia modestfsima subvenci6n de diez duros
mensuales se1alados por nuestro Ayunta-
miento al diario Eg IeEegrGmaG.
Mstamos de acuerdo con EE PoSs en-
Cuanto Ia forma Unconditional que, Sc
gun nos dicen, Sc acord6 la subvenci6n
8ludida, pero no asi en- ell fondo, poroue
0ntendemOs que los administrators de
los bienes municipales tienen derecho
hasta Ell deber, de propender por los me-
dios & sus alcances todo cuanto signifl-
que prOgresO en- esta region.
El servicio pOr cable de EI IeIeQrGna0
podra ser veces defciente; SO extremarA
hasta caer en- ridiculeces al perseguir con
poca fortuna en- ciertas ocasiones el deseO
de darle extension aparente, solo acepta-
do por los que se enamOran del eNVGSe sin
Curarse de la ese1acS0 y no tendran algu-
nos de sus despaclAos la veracidad absOlu-
ia, pero aparte de esas peque1eces de las
que no puede estar absolutamente libre
ninGuna publication de su g6nero DOT
buen servicio de information con Que
Cuente, hemos de cOnvenir desapasiona-
damente, que la publication de aQuel dia-
rio satisface una necesidad sentida y res
ponde, en- 10 que puede, 4 la febre pdblica
de tener siQuiera una idea de 10 que ocu-
THe en- el mundO.
Oreemos, pues, que no son tales cHa-
les pueblos los llamados subvencionar
IN servicio por cable, subvenci6n necesa-
ria para que pueda vivir modestamente la
publication, sino que la Diputaci6n, con
fondos de toda la provincial, deberfa sef1a-
Lar suma sufciente para sostenerlo con
1ndependencia.
Censuramos ST, y 10 censuraremos siem-
pre-, que tanto el Estado como Ia Diputa-
ci6n = los municipios, con zos dSneros del
pueblo benefcien cualquier empresa
que, recibiendo subvenoiones, consideren
como propiedad suya exclusive 10 que,
por derecho de comaGTadGtG pertenece tam
bi6n al pueblo. Ell peri6dico subvenciona-
do deberfa servir gratis un ejemplar TO-
das las autoridades de la Isla, casinos, BIZ
bliotecas, sociedades pdblicas y centros
de recreo y despu6s de publicado pertene.
Ger en- absolute y sin limitaoionea de min
gun g6nero al pdblico, todo 10 que publ.
que suPyencio cionado. As...4za .uu.ss a....uuu -
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GRONICA ELEGANTE PARA LAS DAMAS
(EXPRESAMENTE ESCRITA
PARA LA CORREsPONDENCIA)

Pieles de moda.-Lo mas caro.-Modelos
de invierno.-Faldas- -capa.-Fantasia
de la temporada. nuevos.
Sara Bernhardt.-Los que SO niue
ren.-La fiesta hipica.-Impresione
madrilehas.-Cariz de los dias.
Madrid Noviembre de 1895.
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Uno de los caprichos mas bellos que
evidencia la moda del actual invier-
no, son las combinaciones de pieles
para los abrigos. La piel Mongolia y ell
nutr1a, en- las sesclavinas puestas al uso
acierto, y los primeros frfos sentidos en-
Madrid, por 10 prematuros, han puesto so
bre Ell tapete esta important1sinna etapa de
la moda invernal, la mas cara tamb1en la
destinada desaparecer mas pronto. Yea
mos Ia raZOn. En- el mediOdia de Europa
el frio no persiste mucho, 10 mas sc sos,
tiene los meses de Diciembre, EnerO Fe-
brero, despu6s cediendo en- sus rigores, re-
lega al fOndo de los roperOs, esos costosos
abrigos de pleles, que pOnen & prueba la
fortuna la vanidad de tanta familias.
Insiste con marcada tenacidad el gustO,
en- dar circulation las pieles caras, y CO.
mo la crisis espanola es general, de ahf q. no
sean mucha3 las Observation-Disclosures siquiera
SO trate de las classes atlas, dispuestas q
aceptar tan costoso capricho, sin enmien-
da. Las hechuras en- abrigos de pieles que
mas SO llevarAn SON las osclavinas hasta
el talle, de muchfsino vu9lO, es decir,
grandes camelones. Pelerinas no se v6 nj
una: manguitos pocos.
El terciopelo y ell astrakan a medida
que avanzan los dias SO amparan del ia
yor de las bellas madrilehees casi no hay
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~Toda clase de instrumentos mu-
sicales de cuerda y viento, papel de mdsi-
ca etc. etc.; las Gltimas novedades en-
sombreros para sehoras; perfumeria Sc
lecta; cintas y encanjes precioefsimos;
joyerfa fna; objetos de t6rra-cotta bis.
de Ia guerra, relojes para bolsillo, boqu:
Has de ambar y espuma de mar. Todo
selecto en- el I" Paris Bazar", Fortale-
"a 81. Ga
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neral Sc desprende, desaliento y tristeza
que deseamos bien pronto YER trocada en-
las ruidosas alegrfas de la paz, arbol ben
ditto, cuya dulce sombra, evolucionan y
Sc engrandecen los pueblos.
JosefG PUJOL DE COLLADO.
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Dice "El Imparcial" de Mavaoiiez

UIC4 nj 1upatCIaI ue MHyHRueB On
su edici6n de antes de aver:
"Se anima algo ell mercado de cafe y
n6tanse deseos de operar, sin embargo los
precios no mejoran gran cosa; varios te-
nedores Sc reservan en- la creencia de que
en- los primeros dias de Dicembre las coti
ciendo conjeturss suponen q. la baja de los
giros Ia ha motivado la proximidad de la
fecha del canje, y que armonizada va
la marcha volvera su estado normal e.
mercado, como en- igual 6poca del afio pa
sado. Las cotizaciones son firmes s los Ii.
mites siguientes: Cubano $2744, machacado
$283 a % clase buena, lustrado de s294 4
293.
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La Emulsion de Scott es Ell mejor ne
dio de administrar las grasas fosforadas,
Esto es debido, sin duda, la facilidad con
que es asimilada por ell ORGANISING.
Don Gabriel Iguifa, M6dico Ciruiano
por Ia Universidad de Madrid.
Certif1ca: Que hace af1os viene usan-
do la Emulsion de Scott de aceite de hfga
do de bacalao con hipofosfitos de cal de
sosa, habiendo obtenido buenos resultados
en- aquellos casos en- que ha creido necesa-
rio su empleo. 7 para que conste donda
convenga, expide la presente en- Camuy,
Puerto Rico, IA de Mayo de 1s94.-Doc-
tor GABRIEL IGUINA,
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Nuestro querido amigo ell inteligente
facultativo doctor Coll y Toste, ha trasla
dado su domicilio la Gale de la Luna nj
nero 80 (pasage de CatedraD. Y 10 avisa
sus amigos su numerosa cIienteIa,
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El vapor espafol "Saturnina" cargo
en- este puerto para ell de la Habana, s63
sacos con rs, ,018 kilos cafe y 39S sacos con
40, ,938 kilos maiz.
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Nos ha dispensado atenta vista nues-
tro amigo ell Procurador don Julio Jordan
y Gonzalez, de Adjuntas, quien reitera-
mos nuestro saludo y le deseamos Rrata
estancia an esE9 Oanital
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La compafiia iufantil de zarzuela eal-
dra en- estos dias para Ponce, donde daya
elgunas funciones Dasde alIi Sc embar.
cara para Sento Domingo.
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El domingo pr6ximo habra ejercicio
de Voluntarios en- ell Campo del Moro. Sc
reuniran en- la plaZuela do Col6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-29

Le goleta 'Percy W. Schall", su capi.
tan a. J. Hubbard que aver dijirnos habfs
entrado de arribada forzosa & este puerto.
nide 227 toneladas esta tripulada por 7
hombres. El cargamento de MADEIRA Y pro
visiones g. lleva su bordo pertenece & L.
casa de Mayol Hermanos. y O., de Ponce.
Salio de Nueva-York ell dia del corriente.
Su captain dice haber encontrado art8
aver en- alta mar una barca que teme ee
haya perdido totalmente & causa de las
averias que hab1a sufrido con ell temporal
que la "Percy w. Schall" hizo pesder
sus Dakos,
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HnTlCIAs 0EEFsALEs

Repetimos nuestros estimados a9en
tes que, seg1n 10 dice cIaramente ell anun-
clio que hemos publicado, es INDISPEN-
SABLE para gozar el beneficio de obtener
100 targetas con sobres por 80 centavos
GneprescindibIes condolences. Primera.
que los abonados paguen Ell mes de Diciena.
bre por adelantado. Segunda, que al dar
la orden remitan los 80 centavos en- sellos,
pues no llevamos cuentas por esas parti-
das Las 0rdenes que vengan sin los Sc
Hos no las cumpliremos nj contestaremog
las cartas que elias SO refieran. ga
Ampliando las noticias que pubIice-
mos antes de aver, referentes la plaza
"Alfonso KIP, podemos agregar hoy, que
la estatua de Isabel II que se proyect6 co.
locar en- ell centro, efectivamente Sc traio
q la isla y la adquirio por dos mil pesos 81
Ayuntamiento de Arecibo La estatua es
de marmol y la alderman dos hermosos
leones en- Ell pedestal. Despu6s Sc proyec-
to en- las cuatro esquinas de dicha plaza,
colocar cuatro est6tuas de bronco, proyeo-
to que SO llev6 efecto, fundi6ndoee las es-
tatuas en- esta Marina, re2aladas per don
Bernardino Calder6n Ibarra. Siendo
arquitecto municipal el sef1or don Enrique
Berrocai, Sc trasladaron las repetidas esta-
tuas al Paseo de la Princesa, en- cambio do
las de marmol que allf habfe, y que eran
las que ultiTnamente adornaban las esqus.
mas de la plaza Alfonso XII.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-31
TREASURER BALANCE SHEET.
Cash in Treasury to tie credit of the

Cash in Treasury to tie credit of the
various funds, Jan 2, 1895:
In State fund, ,.......S 1873 So
In general county fund.-. 1858 ID
In cash contingent fund.-. 1853 46
In INDECENT sick fund. go. 1859 SO
In county school fund. .... Al 80
In officers salary fund. lib 80
Total. .................S2 I, 430 66
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-31
Total disbursements ,s53,S94 AZ

The above balance stands 10 the
credit Of the various funds AS per
Freasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
Jan 2, 1895:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-31

DISBU RSFMEN
Cash sent TO State in full OF
settle nent ...... ..... 20OG1 81
Cash sent TO State on acct
Judges saIury..... :. 1923 90
Cash express Judges salary IA II
General county fund. .5,642 50
Officers salary find. ....... 1857 SO
INDECENT sick fund. ........ 1,3l4 CD
Contingent fund. .......... ZIG 10
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-31
SUMMARY.

Total receipts. .S9l ,844 70
PaidSLate Dec set'l'mt $4,000 81
Paid State Judge sal. 1887 II
Paid from county funds.12,4l1 30
Paid from school fnnds. 257 "a
Paid from road funds. 1856 70
Total disbursements. ,s53,S94 46
Balalance in treasury. s37, $50 30
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-16
COLOSSAL SWDDLES.


The Extensive Operations Of Howell & Co.
Bogus Notes for Large Amounts.
New York. May 1.-THE World says
the police Of this city and Baltimore
and federal authorities, rs represented
ty tho posJo11ce inspectors, are trying
20 ferret the perp5 tTators Of q series
Of gigantic swindles.
The firm name OF Howell & Co. was
used. There is q large firm Of that
name in Baltimore. and one in Chica-
so. The operations of this sang ap-
pear TO have included the sending Tor
collection Of q 100000 bogus noLe, pur-
porting to have been drawn by the
late Senator Fair of California, the
sending for collection of q 100000
bogus note against the estate OF q de-
ceased millionaire of Scranton, Pa
the recent attempt to float from SlJ,-
600 TO $4,000 worth Of bogus notes
among the note brokers Of this city,
and the purchase, on fraudulent credit
In this city, OF merchandise or an
kinds TO the value Of thousands OF
dollars. which has been disposed Of
for cash. No operations o. Jae cans
using the name OF "IloUel' IN tnis
city. cleWs are to be found that may
lead to the identification and arrest Oh
some OF the swipLlers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-16
gYPNOTLSM HER DEFENSE.


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r,i-- 80, 49, - ~ ,--. -, s~sT
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---,- ,r--. $3.50 w. IN ~,
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" o--s - .-...-- - go.
-.- Ns,-7 ,'o .--- 81
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90 ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-16

Prime timothy seed, s. o. ...-.,..
Mess Pork. cash per barrel So 024l2 10;
July 81 S2i2Gl2 70, closing al " ,2. sep
Jember So 00Gl2 3. closing az ~ y r..,,.
Lard, cash per 10 los. s. 52l2Gb %; Juiy
.Sf 62IsT5 Clis. closing az S. 30; September
81 l5l16 50, closing a. 81 81. -.o-.
Short ribs cash sides S. CfGg 70. jury
ST 0Z-aQ5 TO- closing at s. lJi SeglelhDet
S. 15G5 2Zia. closing et s. Zia
Dry sailed shoulders 3i4EVfsc.
Short clear sides bs4512c.
Whisky. distiiiers' finished goods per
S' sugars. cuuoaf 5.ac; granulatod 4.eoc;
Butter. steady; creameries SGi6c; dair-
les SGI5C.
Receipts - Flour. S,o0a barrels; wheat,
12C59 bushels: corn. $4,000 bushels; oats,
500 bushels; rye, a,CJJ DUs-lels' Da' i~''
1909 bushels.
Shipme8ts-Flour, 700 barrels. wheat
1850" bushels; corn, 10000 hCsneis. aGls'
2al,oJ bushels; rye, 4.0VJ Dusne4s' D4i-e!'
5,eJ bushels.
New York. May 15.-Flour receipts, l.
coo barrels: exports, SEQ barrels: sales. 80
clJ packages: market stronger Tor winters
and steady for spring. 1870.
Wheat. receipts 1890 bushels; exports
47219 bushels: sales, $4,000 bushels tu-
lures and 10000 bushels spot, spot slrohS
options active, closing at llsGi-sc mel aI-
vance. No. red May closed ~ G51sci q chc
closed at t.ts. C., July closed at V-sc' ~
gust closed al 7oisc. September closed az
70'sc: December closed al I2'sc.
Corn. receipts, lOOAJ bushels; exports
l5St0J bushels: sales. 7lotoJ bushels . ~
lures and 1l6Go0 bushels spot; spot iria,
options ruled generally strons al day,
closing at 2,4 Sc advance, May closed az
s be-; July closed at o6~sc; September
Oats. receipts. 1850 bushels; sales 49,
0] bushels futures and 1850 SPOT spo1
easy: options We're quiet and steacy, clos
ms at q &c advanceMay closed al @ltic'
June closed az olssc; July c!ose1 IL o-.sc'
Hops. dull.
Leather. strong and unchanged.
Wool hrin
Beef quiet.
Lard, weak; western steam cIoseu al
s. s..
Pork, steady.
EgEs, firm.
- 4,0I,Cr' @ 4,,; VA wool
49, "a 49, I-ri+a5 closed AZ
81 ~ I'D &
kos!n tlrIn.
IneIpeAlhg. Sle4uE'
1 4i3Is.. sIe1u ID.
Cottonseed oil. strong; .,.-,-.
G.LC, ~ '.iol1S oleileN ~ - - go Coos
I'll -.eil. 81 10 - POii''9 Nv CT 'L'O' -'
40 s.e,'Cy. ,.,e,,o7 market c,,is+
Philadelphia. Pa, May 15.-Wheat. firm
ara l4l'sc higher; No. : req re-, May Nay o. So
5j'sc; June 6S'sQUt5c; July tJi8455-2c' Au-
s4 G =. co.,. ~ ,,7,,, ttohor. No o.
IT, SllolS anu anu 800 i -tS ~ III,
-, ~ ~, ',a' .,.,e -,, -ei. '''
Vo- 4'-2c' August oD4N oo'2c' .,..-
oats Hrm, ana FUTURES ooeyolu , tlls
Atoll.A 'stttc h5sAet; No WI" WI = o,- -
'3-2.l 49,, June oo-t4 o',-C' July o''-4'O'4|'
august oo'i lv:'2c'
-D- Ger, steady fancy western CTes-liitI9
tt't' 20 ieHsy!FdIId prints NC 10 uO Jo"-
Ii1,- -t'lc. .,,,-.-...
Lsss' Lrln' tresh nearby 1-i2c' western
L-2c.
O.rese qhlet hnt STEADY.
sugars, relned nlm ana IN ialr demand
4duoW, uull.
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WANTED TO LYNCH HIM.


Crank Ca5riers Claims OF Gcssiahship
Eur,-eda Kansas Crowd.
Kansas CITY. KAN, May 15.-Last
rielt John Gabriel. q religious crank.
dressed fin white trousers and @ White
ireEet. aroused q crowd OF spectators
almost To- tle lynchius point 1y de-
crq~frz himself ID De the second Christ.
He had commenced 10 preach IN the
Crurr House square. apparently tax
ing his text from small testament
he held. and @ crowd Of 200 people
gathered around him. 81 am the spir-
i-raI successor of Jesus Christ on
earth and O general ADAM he de-
eIr~e5 In the course Of his remarks.
Trs assertion was met with bursts OF
rf-qDnr7v9l which grow into @ Juror
when q few moments later he made the
statement THAI ne was the first
horn. and that all who wished 90 oe
saved must gain salvation through
him.
AL this. cries Of lynch HIM, string
ND tie biasph5uor. and other Ike
ordinations were heard on all sides
v-rra The crowd moved in upon him.
Gabriel stood unu0yCd and calmly
,rrvevci the crowd. A man whose
voice had been heard above the 9TH
e~s I'm condemnation of Gabriel, was
er9rt 10 strike him, when the evang2-
list started 10 sing 8 gospel song.
twe1 bv his remarkable GOODNESS the
unknown LETT his uplift5i arm fail TO
his side while the crowd was hardly
"a H.rHa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-16
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. May 15.-Cattle. dull and low
er; heavy steers 81 OlEG 90; fair to good
steers s. 1505 -: COWS ana hcifers 81 $50
Go; bulls s. 5o0i .; veal calves 81 2JQ
So
HOGS weak; sales We're mostly made at
s. tGEt SD: common TO choice heavy 81 -
as Go; Light and mixed 81 3oQ4 80; culls at
s. C'1l CO..
Sheep. firm; inferior to choice s. SCOT G5;
spring lambs S. seas oH.
Rcceipts-Cattle. 1900 head; calves, 500
head; boss $500 head; sheep, 1900 head.
Cincinnati o.. May 15.-Hogs. dull at
81 000f 90; receipts, 800 head; shipments,
50 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-16
DRY GOODS.

New York. MAY l5.-There has been no
general demand, still an irregular request
has been made for many asOrtmCuts OF
moderate quantities to met current wants.
Iar~e sales, however. have been returned
through the forwardings on mail orders.
For some autumn speciaitics orders have
been placed, and through statesmen on the
road some good orders have been receiV-
Cd. Printing cloths hrn at 27sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-16
METAL MARKET.

New YORK. NIay 15.-P;s iron steady
Coner. strong: brokers price 1o -c; cx-
change price $40 50 10 tyla.
Lead, strong, brokers price 50 ID.
T'r. steady: straits S'4 s5lll 90. plates
quiet spelter. firm, domestic - on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-16
PETROLEUM.

Now York. May 15.-Pctroleum. heavy;
Pennsylvania or sales. none; June option
sales none.
on city. Pa. lIay 15.-Petrcleum. open
cd al 81 Il: highest 81 e; lowest 81 -;
closed az 81 y; sales. 500 barrels; ship
mcuts, go barrels; runs, 7S -3g barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-16

cut victorious, but the officers finally
landed Gabriel in the station house.
Gabriel is So years old, and claims TO
come from Cedar county, Iowa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-16

From Chicago, 1I5 a. m. and loo and
$50 p. m. daily.
From ST. Louis. Cincinnati ana Column
hrs ago a. m and $3.50 D. m. daily
81 Cgairsville accommodation. l2.l1 p,
m. and $50 p. m. except sunday
Newark accommodation, 1910 p. m.
Sandusky mail, 8: 80 p. m. daily.
CHAS. o. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent.
]. r. LANE, r. =. Agt.. Wheeling, ". Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money, 1a11-e Per Cent Governments
ti-m-stoc,,s ac,ive-Flour Firm-Wh heat
Higher.
New York. May 15.-3Iorey on call, easy
nj 1T1i. rar cent. last loan H. per cent
prs1c mercantile paper. 22lqta per cent
Sterling exchange, fairly HtiA 81 1910
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-16

From New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington, 500 a. m. dally.
Cumberland accommodation, 7:lO p. M
except sunday. mn -,
daily. -.,o IN
and ITO D.. m, except Sunday, and ''lo p
m. Saturday only ,o-
daily.
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DINI-
SION.
For Pittsburg. Washington, Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA and New York, 800 a. ~
and J.4j p. m. daily.
For Pittsburg, 1880 a. m. daily.
Pittsburg express, 1870 p. M except
Sunday. ,..t., z.oo
%. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York, philadelphia, Baltl-
more. Washington and Pittsburg' lu.lO a;
M. daily, 1850 y. m, except SATURDAY anu
o.25 a. m. Sunday only.
, Pittsburg mail. 12:3j p. m, except sun
day. and $50 p. ~. daily. , s.,o
Washington Pa, accommodation e'IV J.
m, except Sunday
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TRANS-OHIO DIVISION.
For Columbus, Chicago and the West
7.s.j ana 1915 q. II. daily, and 1910 p. m.
Columbus. Cincinnati and St. Louis,
lois al. m. daily. and 1l:4J p. NJ, except
saturday. and 2:i) a. m, Sunday only.
81. Clairsviile accommodation, UIo a.
n. and 3;i5 p. m, except SUNDAY.
sandusky Mail 1918 a. m. daily.
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Water ST., Foot OF Eleventh St., Wheel
Ing, ut Mcclure House. Wheeling, and at
the Pennsylvania Station, Bridgeport
Southwest System-Pan-Handle Route.
fDaily. Except Sunday.
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-09-10
A Brutal Assault.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l0.-Mrs. Katha
rine Frasch and her 16-year-old daughter
were the victims of a mysterious murder
Gus assault at their home. Mrs. Frasct
had her skull fractured over the left eye
and also In the back of the head, and hei
daughter had her skull fractured over the
left ear. A blood-stained coupling pin,
found on the floor Of their room. is sup.
posed to have been the weapon used in
striking the blows, and the police are look
ing for Jacob Frasch, from whom Mrs.
Frasch obtained divorce two years ago.
The 1iend who committed the assault
left no clew behind, and it is only because
they heard that Frasch had threatened to
harm his wife that the police may arrest
him. Mrs. Frasch is engaged to be mar.
ried second time. Both women are Sc
riously injured, but they will probably re-