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DE MoNTO ROLLING PALACE
Dr Clark Purchases One of the Larg-
est Cars In the World.

Dr. Clark Purchases One of the Larg-
est Cars In the World.
DR.. Clark, proprietor OF the Vivian de
Monte Company, ordered yesterday from
Lexington. Mo-. the magnificent pslsce
car recently USED by the famous Bar
tholomew Equine Paradox.
1t is seventy feet in length, on six
wheel trucks, and provided with all tho
modern appliances for safety and COM
fort The interior wood work is all ma.
hogany, elaborately carved. The divis-
ions are a washroom with marble wash
stands and massive mirrors, a kitchen
with the newest patents for cooking;
buffet and sidebCard filled with costly
crockery, silver and glassware; dining
room the office with desk, chairs, paint
ings and relics. There are two large
ststerooms. wardrobes and toilet-rooms,
etc. The car cost to build $4,000 1t
will be brought here at once, and used to
house the doctor and company.
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BRU rAL MURDER.
An Aged Kansas Farmer Put TO Death
I'm Horrible Manner

WICHITA Kan.). Nov. 1S.-Henry
H. Leonard, aged 81, was murdered last
night Mrs. Leonard. his second wife
and her son Orville are under arrest
charged with the crime.
Early this morning John Carter,
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alleging that the husband failed to pro-
vide her with the common necessaries of
life. On December ID. 1894, Ferrer and
Katie Patton signed a marriage contract
dated October %, 1894. AT the instance of
the iatter's mother, De Ferrer was ar
rested in August for bigamy. Friday was
set for sentenca
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The Beatrice Released.

VICTORIA (B. c.. Nov. 1S.-The seal
ing schooner Beatrice. seized by the otfi-
GERS OF the revenue cutter Rush for con-
travention of the Behring sea regula-
tlons. was to-day released from custody,
the Admiralty Court deciding the charge
against it to have been entirely dis
DrOVad
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President huntington,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1S.-C. P.
Huntington will leave for the East dur
ing the present week. What day he will
take his departure ia not determined. but
1t will probably be Wednesday or Thurs
day,
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Treasurer-EIeot Carmichael.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. lS.-D. w. Car
michael, the newly-elected Treasurer of
Sacramento. left home before making the
necessary affidavits to his campaign ex-
penses. He telegraphed at Mojave to
County Clerk Newton of this city to have
the necessary blanks taken 10 him at
Arcade, and when the train pulled in
Deputy Frances administered the oath to
the new official while the train waited.
Mr.. Carmichael then proceeded East, and
his affidavit and letter of explanation
were sent TO Sacramento.
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A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
Starts in a Stable at San Fran
cisco and Spreads Rapidly.
TWENTY FIVE HORSES ARE BURNED
TO DEATH

The Nez Perce Indian Reservatit II
Lands Thrown Open to Settlement
Not the Wild Scramble of uome-
seekers Which Was Expected 20
Follow the Announcement of the
Opening-Only Likelihood Of Trouble
is over Mineral Lands and Town
sites.
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FATAL RESULT.
Death of Isaac Chapman From Re-
cent Accident.

Isaac Chapman, who was struck by
flying piece of steel In the railroad shops
about two weeks ago, died yesterday
from the effects of the injury.
He was a native of Indiana aud 45 years
of age. He was the husband OF Miranda
Chapman, and father of Benjamin,
Charles, Walter and Thurman Chapman.
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A BIGAMIsr CONVICTED.

The Jury Decides That Ferrsr Had
One Wife Too Many.
SAN JOSE. Nov. lS.-The jury in the
case of A. NJ. L. de Ferrer required seven
minutes this morning to return a verdict
of guilty Of bigamy. On July 90 1893,
Ferrer married Constania A. T. MacDon-
aid of Oakland. After one year of mar
ried life the wife returned to her mother.
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Millinery at Auction.

w. w. Bassett, assignee. will sell at
auction on Wednesday. the Goth, at Oil J
street. at 10 A. NJ. all the millinery stock
and fixtures therein.
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Another Cut in Rates North.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IS. = The
Southern Pacific Company has met the
latest cut in rates of the o. K. and n.
Company by announcing a rate from this
city TO Portland OF $40 first class. includ-
ing sleeping berth, and So second class,
Including sleeping berth. OH The special
trains leaving this city on steamer days.
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Fire at salem. Oregon.

SALEM, Nov. Is. = Thomas Kay's
wooden mill was totally destroyed by fire
to-day. Loss. $4,000.
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Burglars Operating at Los Angeles.

Burglars Operating ut Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES. Now 1S-It was
learned this morning that several burg
laries have been committed in the city
within the past few days, and in y few
instances large sums secured. The po-
lice have as yet been unable to capture
the burglars. Among others Major Ben
Truman's house was entered and 81 200
worth of iewelry taken.
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GOOD-BY TO BLIZZARDS.
Fasteners Who Are Seeking a
MiIder and Healthier Climate.
FIVE CARLOADS ARRIVE IN THIS
CITY LAST NIGHT.

Overioyed at the Glorious Sunshine
They Come TO Begin Life Anew IN
the Land Where Fruits and Flowers
Grow the Year Round-They Repre-
sent Homesteaders From Fifteen
States Beyond the Rockies.
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COURT.
In Bank

MONDAY, November 1s, 1895.
Sac. 11O-Motion TO dismiss, assigned TO
Department one.
Grim. 1O2-EX parte Sehorn on II. C. The
Clerk will allow Mr.. Alberry TO withdraw the
type written copy of violence submitted in
with the petition for a writ of
habeas corpus i'll ex parte Sehorn. BY the
court. BEATTY, Z. j.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-17

castle de MoDsoreau, con una sonrisa one
IGdlcaba qaa 4 toaos h4bia ocarrido eli mis-
mo pansamento.
-Desde ahi bien Sc vers ell combate. diio
antragues, estoy segnro de que la pohre
ala vendrs mas de una vez a ese balc6o
-i ga dilo Ribeirac, va h vrrido
IDS que 10 sabes
Is verdad, spero por que estara ahf esa
escala habiendo puerta?
En- Gf5cto, es extrano. diio Antraoras
Los tres Sc acercaron a la casa, preyiendo
algin suceso estraordnsrio
DO somos ncsctros los inioos one 10
estrafan mirad esos labriegos que pasay
y que Sc poneu de pie Ell los carros para yer
10 que h y 1sntro
Los joysnes sc sproxim aron al balloon.
I hortslano eStaba examinando el terra
no
Ehl senor de de Monsoresu. vents q yer
nos ca ese caso dsspachaos, porque qaere-
mos Is gar los primavos.
E psfaron, perc in1tilmente
Nadie lesponde. dijo Ribeirae. imas
para que dlaolos estaia aquf puesta est, es-
calal
II Eh. gal pin, dijo Livarot Al hortelano
5qne haces : hi jeres ID & cue ha puesto e.
ia escaial
Dies ne libre senores
-5Y por que1 pregunt6 Autrsgues
-Mrad hecia arriba
Los tres leyantaron Ia caheza
-lSapg~el exclam0 R:beirac
-Si senior, sangre. dijo ell h1rtelano '
por eierto que esta bien negra.
h I'D tornado Ia cerradura de Ia nuarta
dijo al mistDo tempo el pale de A,,tragnsS
Antra CUES miro Ia puerta. Y desr.n6
por la escala subio al balloon en- un mo-
neuto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-17

Los tres amigos hcieron que ei mensajero
les repitieSe sarias veces estas noticias.
Esta ben, dijo Aatragues, no habeis
dido decir, sehores, qa9 el rey ha dispussto
una partida ste caza en- el bosque de Com
piegne y que ell sehor de Monsoreau debia
sallr aver para hacer los preparativos
-Si, respondieron los jovenes.
-Entonces va sc donde esta mientras
que 81 montero mayor sgue Il pista al cier
vo, Busy cszs la cerva del mo1tero mayor.
Perded cuidado, sef1Ores, mas cerca esta del
terreno qua nosotros.
81, dijo Liivarot, pero e5tara cansado \
sin aliento por 40 hsoer dormido
u Tai vez Busy sc fatigl dijo Antra
CUES. Vamos, en Marcia, stnores, Sc reu-
nIra con nosotros al paso
Todos Sc rusieron en Marcia
Justamente eu aquel mcmeGto distribute
E0ri9ue las espaias sus amig 1s leva-
ban, pues, los a9geyinos diez minutes de
delanterd
Como Antragues viva Ell la cale de Ssn
Eustaquio, romaron la de los Lombardos,
entraron Ell la de la Viiriera, llegaroD
por uItimo a Ia de San Antonio
Estas calies estaban desiertas. Los la
bradores que venian de MoDtreUil, de Vim
cenues de Saint Manr les Fusses con leche
y legumbres durmieGdo en- carros so
bTe sus mulas, eran los dnicOs gee habrian
podido yer el valiente escuadron de los tres
joyenes, seguidos de sus pajes de sus tres
escuderos
Caminaban slenciosamente, sin proferir
bravatas, ri gritos, nj ameuazas; el mas tro
nera de los tres Ell que iba mas pe1sativo,
ples siempre da en- que pensar IN doelo,
cuando Sc sabe que por una y otra parte Sc
"a encarDizado, mortal sin misericorda |
Al llegar la altura de la cale de Santa
Catalina, dirigieron los tres la vista la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-17

una vista en- Ia Gale de San Dionisio una
terderilla qulen idolatraba. que en- todo
el barTlo era l3mada la hermosa estampera
pcTque su tienda era de estampas Ribeirac
escrlbi6 su nadre, Livarot hizo tesla
meuto.
las tres en- punto, es decir, cuando ape
mas habfan despertado los amigos del rey, Sc
hallaban va nuestroS tres j0yenes en- pie dis
puestOs bien armados Sc habfan puesto
calz7nes encarDados J medias del mismo CO.
Tor, para q0e sus eDemgos no yieseu la san
gre que corriera por sus heridss, y para que
elcs mismos no Sc asustasen al yerla; vistie
ronse tambien ronillas de seda girls, con ell
obieto de que niugdn pegUe dhcpltara sus
mcvlmlentos en- caso de que combatieran
YertidoS en- in. &c calz .ron spatos sin taco
nes, entregaron las espadas los paies pa
IA teLer los brazos Y los hombros descansa-
dos en- el mOmentO del combate.
81 tempo estaba admirable para galan-
tees, paseos desc fios; ell sol doraba los cana
ones de los teiados. sobre los cualez GAIA ell
res pandeciente rocio de la mansn8 De
vez en- cuando Sc exhalaba de los j,rdines Y
sc esparcia por las GALES IN olOr acre de
ltcioso; 81 pis0 estaba seco y el aire era
puro.
Las j6yenes, antes de salir de su casa
maudsroa Pedir noticias de Busy al pa
lacio Ge Anjou.
All ie respondieron que Busy habfa sail
do la noche antes no habia yuelto
Ell mensa Zero Sc iBformo de ST habfa sail
do solo armada
La contestaron que le acompanaba Rsmi-
gio, : cada uDo levaba espada
Los cI1adoS de Busy no estaban con cui- I
dado por ga auseDcis. porque va estaban
acostumbra los q verle salir de casa no
yolver en- mucho tempo, ademas teaiau
eonianza en- su valor y destreza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-17
Unguento Dermogeno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
Dor el UNGUENTo DERMoGENO IN
las kkagas que,saaHras, Jl4a''etss, pf-
cads.ras de mosquitoes Ispra atyscGna,
sa5a5ones, sletantiasfs f4nt0res, AZ
cs.algAfey brocsdSncta, ~ea1'tatfs7so, III
ceyas. Aeyf1zas de cHa1qsltsr arnta, Pa-
sadtgos g., 10 demuestran las mimi
tas curacioncs obtenidas y el cons.an-
te ESQ qa- de dicho especifico Sc
base.
Dep6sito E5ynacsa Central de J
Ferrsr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-17

patio, ilev&adose cousigo a Rlbeirsc, 1'e-
halo en- la escalera
Eutraron en el jardin por "a pussta ds'
patio
-El E sin duda exelsrs6 Livssot.
Tla2e destlozsda IA mufeea, dIa Is.
beirac
y dos bslazos en- 81 pecha.
-Esta acribilla1o de estocadas
-, i pobte Busy! exclam6 Antrsgass.
.YengaLza, vel gsnzal al volyefse daeiA y
Yarot tropf 70 con otro caaaver.
- Monsoreau! exclam6
-iComo. tMoEso, eau tambi6If
81. Monsoreau. atrsvesado como ara
orloa y con la catezt destrozada, sia dues
Al caeT desde Ia yentana
Pero sqDi han asesinado esta r7one
todos nuestros amigos
5f 81 mujer7 grt6 Aatrsgues 60
madama Diana!
Nadie respondi6 excepto q polaiasaa
que comeuzaba agrupsrse jnuto e cssa
Blssy, pcbre Busy, ex.sm6 oeis1-
s, diio Aptagnes. 80 han querlio dssba
Ger del mas terrible de rosotros.
+ una crhardia Is ura i. fan nA gii-A
ron Livafvt L belJac
varot.
No. dijo Artragues, ne dejemos pale
d cuidato de vengaruos, seriamos MAJ 'e1
sados; esperadme,
Ss separ6 de Ia ventana, y en II mene3
0 oalo conde estaban Liyarot kibelrse
Amigos, dijo, mirad el noble rcsIFo us'
naS vallelte de les hombres mirad IS
as todavia roiss, de su sangre est -
eJ-lnl Q, este 90 DEF aba n@d = ~ e
. su vepganza. 80. Busy, Busy, hal0
los 10 que td, no temas, nos vengaremos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-17
ARA CABRET ERAS

Sc re,.de cass nsstad de So oasor, una r.d
qxs,aG tssts4rad0sa ds p.edfa n:e5st.da para ca
rfstefas, con s2 cc!Gsra 3 deaads psesas, en-
mug btscn sstado y IN .aaTtss.ete Gs yer4esto
Ell que lG lssterese psssde dsrtJsyse don Ec
bs~se GrtsfGss Ca sstG csssd.sa
P514.6. ef,@es6 II &c 1894.
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.p.e4 1898.
BU1 en- ne 80 ci0

% sse 81 dqsno vade lea fnoa rdsca "a j.
A IS cuen
tan Inns d
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fauI Ia de Qle
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C0IHAz>. PEREz aUFRRA YCo4P
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-17
LA DANA
M 8 N S 3 r EA II

81 los amigos del rey paearou Ia noche en-
dormir trsnquilamente, los d duque de
Anjou tomaron "a misma precauci6n
Despues de haber cenado bieu todos jun
tos, aunque en- ausencia del duque que Sc
cuidaba menos de sus favoritos que el rey
de los suyos, sc acostaron en- bueuas camas
en- casa de Antragues, que era la Gas pro
xina al campo de batala
FL escudero de Riberac, gran cazador y
habil armero, hsbia pasado todo ell dis en-
limpiar, acicalar afar las armas. Q redo
ademas eucarg 4do de 1espertar los l6ve-
mes al amanecer como tepia de costumbre
en- les dias de caza, dc fulci5 "a dessfio
A1tragues antes de Ia cena fu6 hacer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-17
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d1vsla tNazrsA 6n
gsrade gIa con otra
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-17
HO EL
INTERNATIONAL
PORT-AU-PRINCE. HAITI

El propietario que susoribe ofrece lss CO
modas ventiladas habitsciones de este
Hotel a todos los puertorriqueno extrsn :
geros de transito estadia fla en- Haiti.
En- Ell estableoimiento SO habla ingles,
frances, espanol itaIiano. Trato cnltc; ser
vicio escogido.
Tenemos sucursal en- el ar;stooratico cam
DO de Thor (Bizoton) para los pasageros
enferrnos Gue saran cratados cen esrnerads
sol;citnd.
T GONZALO MARIN
Enaro % da 1895.
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Ahrll. de 1sa5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-17

s sea extracto huido compuesto de
varias Plantas indigcnaS, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudoriflcas.
Cada onza Rujda representa- una
onza de las plartss que ccnttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL
FL mas conocido, seg~yo }. s-dtfGo
Hrifcador De IL sarprei
Conserva e cuts tssSo V lIbrc de
yHpcf0nes J graH0s
9 Pued en usarlc hasta les nifos.
Dep6sito: FGSNsacsG Central, dc !.
errer.
mi V. 2. S Nvbre. z de 1863
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Especlfico Salvador
DEJUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especihco desapareeea los bar
ros Is pioaz6n que pycducen las erup-
clones en- el cuerpo. e. ei verdadero ''qui
ia dolor. = Sc psa en fr;ceiones y Sc apli-
ca en- ochents easos dis5i1tos.
Vendese en jue IA Dlaz barrio de Hate
puerco-cssa cel Inventor ss.lalrents.
Mayo H. 1850 A
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-27
GATHERED ABROAD.

PORTUGAL abolished capital punish-l
ment in 1867, Holland In 1870, Switzer-,
land In 1874 and Italy in 1889.
Mosr of the land in the republic of
Mexico is held in almost feudal tenure,
by about seven thousand families.
THE head of every Chinese male In
FAINT is shaved when he is about q
month old, and a banquet is part of the
ceremony.
TOXIC is more like great group of
little villages than like city, and be-
tween all of these are beautiful wood
ed parks, some left entirely as nature
made them, some quantity executed in
the Japanese manner.
From the top of the cathedral spire
in Mexico you can sec the entire city,
and the most striking feature of the
view is the absence of chimneys. There
is not a chimney in all Mexico, not a
crate, nor stove, nor a furnace. All
the cooking is done with charcoal in
Dutch ovens.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-27
SHORT CONNECTIONS.

THE human skeleton contains two
hundred and sixty bones.
THE National Temperance Almanac
gives list of eighty papers published
In the United States devoted to temper
ance,
THERE is an apparently growing SEN
timent in Auburn, Me-, against the con-
tinuance of public bathing in the town
reservoir.
THE illuminated manuscript copy Of
the gospels sent to Mr.. Gladstone by
the Armenians is said to be finer than,
anything in the British museum.
PEOPLE who are learning French can
get the exact pronunciation of many
difficult words by using phonograph
cylinder expressly prepared for that
purpose.
VINEGAR and yeast should never be
kept in stone jars, for there is an ncid
in them which attacks the glazing, and
mixing with it has q poisoning prop
erty.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-27
ODD HAPPENINGS.

A GIRL in Lancaster, KY, died of
fright in n dentists chair the other day
while preparing to have a tooth ex-
tracted.
Two NoNAGENAnIANs died within a
few miles OF each other in Fayctte
county, Pa, one day last week. They
were two widows, one aged 95 and the
other 04.
A DUCK in East Bluchill, Me-, was
struck by lightning recently and lost
one eye and part of its~head, but is
now seemingly quite recovered from
the stroke and goes around with a wary
look in its weather eye.
JUDGE BERRY, of Marion, Ia, had an
exciting experience while coming to
town at night during high wind.
Upon reaching the top of one of the
hills near the Blandcn farm the wind
blew up his right coat sleeve and
peeled off his undcrclothing from head
to foot, leaving him shivering in the
hurricane.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-27
DR.. Prices Cream BAKING Powder
Most Perfect Made.
AN ATTRACTIVE HAT.
A Forgstfui Preacher Did Not Remove
tho Wrapping Paper.

A ForgStfui Preacher Did Not Remove
tho Wrapping Paper.
A distinguished preacher of somc-
what arbitrary manners was engaged
to preach In Bclgravia, and purchased
a new hat for the occasion, says Pear
sons Weekly. He was met outside his
residence by n young man who was to
guide him to the church. His guide,
after what the parson thought q rude
stare and smile. snid: ~ beg your par
don, sir, but your hat"
"Oh, yes! never mind the hat, but
mind your own business" the parson
interrupted curtly; and the young man
was silencod. The people they met
stared and smiled too.
strange how many people notice
when one has got new hat" thought
the parson. The church was reached
and the worshipers approaching natu-
rally turned TO observe the noted
preacher.
The vicar met him ut the vestry door
TO welcome him, but, hesitating, said:
Pardon me, canon, but pray, why do
you wear your hat SOP"
Tho tile was doffed and the outside
found to be still covered with white
paper which the absent-minded divine
had not removed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-27
FROM SOUTHERN CONTINENTS

ONEuUNGA in New Zealand had a
woman mayor last year. She wiped out
the floating debt of the town, and added
to the sinking fund, but was not re-
elected.
AS AN indication of how the slave
trade survives in Africa, it is stated that
last summer n caravan of 10000 camels
md 1000 slaves left Timbuctoo for Mo
rocco.
In Astralshnn the Kalmuclss arc dying
out They are afflicted with some
mysterious mental disease that is fill
ing the asylums and hospitals, and the
mortality is SO great that there will
probably soon be not one of the race
left in the district.
TREKKERs to Lake Ngami, in South
Africa. send back word that beyond the
Kalahari desert there is an abundant
and permanent supply of water, while
the country is magnificent and healthy,
surprising both the Transvaal and the
Orange Free State.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-27
LIME CITY.

Monday while quarryipg out stone
G. Greggisen had the misfortune to
haye his left leg crushed by falling
rock. He was attended by DR.. Rhein-
frank and is rapidly recovering.
G. F. Rider, our hustling grain mer-
chant, is again on deck buying all kinds
OF grain. By his upright dealings
with the public he has worked up u
rousing trade in this vicinity.
G. L. Wheeler, formerly I. & o. G.
agent at this place later operator at
Marysyille, has been transferred to this
place during Mr.. Cox's absence. He
returns to MarysYille today TO resume
his duties ut that place.
E. A. Cox and wife returned yester-
day from the west where they have
been visiting relatives aud points OF
interest. Ed. says Lime City is the
best place after all. We think so too.
A game OF ball was played on Sunday
last between the Lime City 'Stars" and
Griener road Buds" which resulted in
., tie OF II to II. AS the hour was late
the game could not be finished They
will play it cut next Sunday. A game
was also played between the Lime City
"Whirlwinds" and Pringles "Slug-
gers" and after a hOtly contested game
of innings was won by the: Sluggers
by score OF s to 8. The Lime City
team is ready to meet any team rang
ing from IS to 80 years.
p. A. Mayo of Marysville, spent Sun
day with G. L. Wheeler at this place.
Frank Scholl was hit by pitched
ball in Sundays game and had to be
taken home. Frank says that hereaf
ier he and base ball'will be strangers.
We understand Il. 81. Tlnney wants
a position umpiring base ball games
Tom II this be true, kindly call ut oui
club room Saturday. and [ think salts
factory arrangements can be made.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-07-27
MUSICAL MISCELLANY.

?. A CHICAGO vocalist earns fifty dollars
a day by singing for monographs.
HERR ASroS SEIDI is to direct the
Wagner concerts in London next sea.
son.
Y FIFTEEN girls about ten years OF age
form the choir in u Congregational
church at Atchison.
MIR. CowEN's Harold" to be given
soon at Covent garden, will be the first
opera by an English composer, sung In
lEnglish, ever given during grand
topera" season.
4 ''PErRUccIo," by n Mr.. Maclean, won
the prize of one hundred pounds ster.
ling offered for the best onc-act opera
by an English composer. There were
torty-three competitors.
MIR AND Mrs. IIESsCuEL are coming
to America next season on Il concert
tour; so are Nine. Albani, Mile. An.
ltoinette Trebelli, NJ. Oudriccls, the vio-
1inist; Morris Rosenthal, the pianist
land Paderewski.
I'll TRoyAroRE" has just been per.
formed for the three hundredth time nj
1.-The Vienna opera house, a record
eTualed by no work by living com.
poser, and only by some of Mozart's and
tEeber's operas.
MISS BLANCHE DINGLEY, of Auburn,
Me-, has signed u contract, at Rener.
ous salary, as harpist and pianist in a
lconcert company composed entirely OF
ladies, which is to give series of con.
ie-crts in western and southern cities the
looming season. ..
SIBERIA is becoming civilized. A Ger
man fnte player named Terschalt has
ijnst ended tour Of concerts in which
lbe played at Omsk. Irlsutslk, Tobolsk,
I'Kenisls and many other towns. and q
lpinnist has been engaged for next year
it0 begin II tour at Vladivostock on the
Pacific and To travel through Siberia
ibaek to Europe.