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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-07

10 THE BOSDHOIDERS AND STOCKHOLDERS
of the Washington and Ge0rget0wn Railroad
Company and the Stockholders Of the Rock Creek
Railway Company Of the District Of Columbia
Notice Is hereby given that the Capital Traction
Company Is now ready to exchange, according to
the terms of the contract between the Rock
Creek Railway Company of the District Of Co.
lumbia and the Washington and Georgetown Rail-
road Company, Its stock for the bonds issued by
the Washington and Georgetown railroad Com
pany. The holders of such bonds requested
to send them to the undersigned for such e1-
change before OCTOBER TENTH NEXT.
The failure to surrender any Of such bonds. for
such exchange, on or before NOVEMBER FIRST
NEXT will be held to be refusal to
change such bonds for stock. Interest on the
bonds surrendered Will be paid up to the 2lst
day of September 1895, on all bonds surrendered
on or before the LIST day of November next.
The holders Of stock Of the Rock Creek Rail.
way Company Of the District of Columbia and
the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany are also requested to promptly send In
their stock for exchange. according to the terms
Of the contract aforesaid.
c. NJ. KOONES,
Secretary and Treasurer Of the Capital Traction
COmDaDy REPS mas nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-07

CTORS:
Hamilton. John A..
Larner, John B.,
Moves. Theodore W.,
Saks, Isadore.
Shea, N. H.,
Spear. Ellis,
Stevens. Frederick q
Swope. John A..
Tluesdell. George,
Warner. r. H..
Wilson. A. A..
Wine, Louis d.,
Woodward. S. W.,
Worthinston. A. &.
oc7,lN,21&4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-07

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FIELD, nth AND C SIS. Per-
feet facilities and accOmmOda-
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Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-07

OPEN FRANKLIN STOVES GIVE ALL THE
pleasures Of an Open Fireplace. with the heat Of
a stove May be used with AndirOns or Crate.
Do you want circular and price list?
Wrought Iron Gas Fixtures, Crates, Spark
Guards and Screens.
j. II. CORNING, Tile Shop,
OF 62O-52o 18th ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-07

A chance to make $500. See page II.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13

podIa Jnstificar niedios ba JOS, Y no puede h4-
bel delaci0n honrosa Ell matrimonio Sc
realizara por 10 tanto Fl eielo deiara caer
una de las criaturas mas nofles u 4e la for
mado, entire los braZos de csc frio libertino.
SSafrira esa prefanaei6n1 Ayl safre tantas
otrasi -.
Despues quise aYeriguar pos one extravio
de falsa razon In joyen habia- eli gido 4
aenel liombre entire todos. crei adiyiuario
FL sefior de Bevailan es muy rfc9: debe
aportar nn caudaI que casi ign II al q1e eu
contrard. y este parece eou7ttnir nua "a
rantia; el noyio po1rfa pre- IdfF o. e-t
anmento de riqaeza, " one Sc le supone
muY desintprasad1 porqne tiene pocas ne
eesIdades. 1Triste argasnentoi lerror enor-
me el de snedir p5r /. inportaBeia de la for
tuna 81 grade ae yenglldad de los caracteresl
Las tres caarfas parties deias seces Ii avidez
erece con Ia apfaiencia, los mendigos no
sou lis mas poases.
", i4alprfs medic 3sra ne Ia iogen at,rie
81 pprsi inistsIs los ssj.as fsftaaignidad de IA
rleeciaa. j para que encoatrsse en- aiguna
inspiration secrets IL 81 a-nsr nrepio el con
se 10 csaesVo n8 pa3fa dArIe No podffa al
zArs- 81 pr,sto en aanei eoraz5a IN senti-
misnta i.asvo. inesperasie. 4na deshiciese y
aniq quiia>s las ganas rrSalaelones tic la ra-
z6n M hebis naeii to "a este sentimiento,
! no hssas raeggisib 70 irfecaSablgs tsoflm0
MOS
Tantas ea,.ficllns axtFaFaasy- taDtas aadas,
eombates ! lagrilna-, de las que Fenia sien
slo 10 0hieto testigo hscia taRto tempo
slenllnei shan sifi In Ii razor saailsnte po
90 iurfsa De u mi-fnA NJ era 70 en- f..
tan naeFo en Ia rids para igaprsr que nna
escena como "a ltlia lie asis Ii. casusiasiasa
nla hshia brcho sqa.sia tarfe eanli.leaar y
hasta complies por isnpre emeditada que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13
arietas al minute /,

que el Ia ilIstradp. m@rito emiuents p05T-
ci0n poryenr, no Il be verse abrum ado
por la gratitud: pefo y, .lg , las manos va
cias, no tepgo n@ipr pprve lir que presente:
lie todas las Gu tli Ia i-s qua la socieiad
aprecia, solsn ate posso II a. mi titulo,
seguramente no t. present sri para qae no
50 creyesa que era 81 pracio De / vsnta En-
una palabrsr. to reeibiria toi1 40 daria
NADIA: un fey pued- caSarSe en- ua4 pasto-
ra; esto es .aeroso, p segico y -. :: .ebr, con
rain; pero II PASTOR qge sc ca1s-s. ~ una
r.sina. segursm ,nts n htsia tan be pa
pel
lola Ia nochs ~ est do rad md, cstas
cosas pog Ii po5re cabeza, he buscado
deduction que sigo buscando aun
Tai yez deberia abandonar inmediatamen-
tie esta casa este pals
La prudencia 10 aconseja, porque este no
puede concluir bien. lQne sngustias NOR.
tales nos evitariamos muchas veces, merced
a un solo minute de yaior y decision. Debe-
ria al meros VERNE abrumado por In triste-
"a, porluh nunca ha existido m IL raz6n para
clio. Pues bien, no estoy friste Eu el
fondo de mi tort arado corax6n existe un
pensamiento que 10 domina todo que me
inunda de sobrehumana algeria Mi alma
esta ligera como el ave del cielo Veo sin
cesar y we're siempre aqnei pobre cementerio
aqnei mar lejano, aqnel immense horizonts,
sobre aqnelIa radiante oumbre csc angel
he belleza bAlado en- sublime llanto- Sien-
10 adn sn mano bajo mis- lahios; siento
fsmbien sus Iagrimas en- mis- ojos, en- mi co.
raz0n La amoi Manana. si On necys srio,
tosnaT6 una ress,lucion Hs4ts entanea-.
que me dejsn, por Dos, en- repcso III sca
fntaefi1 tsesns1fa Il se ra ahs.a H. Ia iici-
dAi Tsl sez me ,natara este amor. :. !.
.purs b.eu. iquiero yisir 90 pa TN dia en-
teIol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13

Ne tendi6 ia maDo, Y cnando apoye los
labios en- aquella mano tibia h1meda ann
por las ] grinas, me pareci6 que mortal
languiie iez Sc infiItraba en- todas mis- yenas
Entretanto, Margarita yclvi6 Ia cabeza, di-
rigi6 In vista al obscaro horizonte, ense-
guida, bajando lentamente las gradas,
-Partamos-
Por camino mas largo, pero menos oscar
pado que la cuesta de Ia montana, bajamos
hasta el patio de la granja sin oambiar nj
una sofa palabra- tQn6 podla decir 20? Era
mas sospechoso que otro cualquiera, Y com
prendia que cada palabra que brotase de mi
eoraz6n, demasiado com Drimido, no hubiese
hecho Otra cosa que ensanehar mas afin el
abismo que ma separaba de aqnella alma
suspieaz. ~ adorable
La obscuridad dc la noche ocaltaba las se-
Males de nuestra comuu emocion. Partimos,
Y In sefiora Laroqne, despues dc expresarnos
IL satisfaction que le habia cansada aquei
dia, Sc reclino para entregarse sus pensa-
mientos. La joven. invisible inmoTii en- IL
densa obseuridad del coche, pareefa dermida
como su madre; pero cIsndo alg1n recodo
del camino permitia llegsr hasta ella IN ra-
70 de tenue claridad, sus ojos abiertos Y D
Jos revelaban que velaDa frente frelte de
su descc nsolador pensamiento. Por mi par
re, apenas puedo decir en- qu6 peusabs ey-
tra1a scnsaci6a, profundamente dnlee y
profuBdamente amarga habia inyadi. todo
mi ser, mo abandonLba ella como algu
mas yeeaS nos abandonamos an sueffe del
que sc t!enc eoneiencia, pero que Sc carece
lie fuerZa para rechazar 81 ercanto.
Llegamos 4 casa cerea de media noche, Y
dele el carrnaje la eDtrada dc la avenida
para marchar a mi Labitaci6n por el Canine
mas corto, atravesaudo ell parqna Cuaudo
penetraba 90 una alameda obscuFa, lego
mi dido dee.l ranor Qe Fisadas J de Yoees,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13

faese no estal en- una atn6sfera de indi-
ferencia.
Tales emociones. tales trastorDos suponen
dos aitnas turhaias "a por uua tempestad
eomna, o que van i e9tsrio.
Pero Il es cierto. ii me anna como cietto
IS que W la amo puedo decir dc este amor
10 one decfa ella desu BELIEF:
DE- que me srve = po-qne no puedo es-
perar que ilsgue nnnea tsner ba-tanta fner
"a par. frianf .r DE- la eternl d..sco9fiapzs
que es Il WHO '. la virtu IL esa noble j..
ven. desconfi tnzt cuFo nitrais rech ia m
"a "a ter. pueip Il scirlo. osro ous mi p1si-
cion mas que ia de caalq -i-r otro debe ius
pirar Entire estos dos peligros la exqni-
sta reserva one me inponen, s. que mllagro
podra cegar ell abismo
Pero aunque este milagro Sc realizara,
aunque ella misma Sc dignase ofrecsrme su
maao, por la que daria mi vida entsra. pero
one iamas pedIria sseria feliz uuestra unioni
1Tarde temprano no habria 20 de temer
lie aeuelia imagination inqnieta olg1n re
nacimiento sordo de su nal extingaida des-
confianza9
SPodria 20 mismo eyitarrne penosas ideas
en- el seno de aquella opuiencia prssta-
dag
sPodria 70 gozar con tranquiildad de IN
amor uuido nn beneficiof Los senfimien
rs del honor nos impouen d. tai msnera
IN sfros deberes de protecci6n para COO
luestras osposss. one no pueden saspender
- ri por nn momento, I'll aun siJtiendonos
eSciayos de la probidad. sin que 90 extienda
sobre nosotros 20 s6 que sombra de sospechs
Y de duds yrrdad es que "A riqusza no 81
Il yeHtaia tai me 40 pueda eneo trar ell
II asaasio ningnra eomprnsaci6n. ! anp0ngo
que sin Ii Hnhre que aporta 4 n esposa en
cambIo dc algunos taiegos Dc ORC, nombre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13
= . l. l. 6 1 Me-
OCTAvIo FEUILLET
LA NOVELA
UN JOV B N POD R h
OCTAvIo FEUILLET
(C0ntinuGci61s)

-l-aIguna vez uu alma desinteresada,
generosa, heI0ica, me amase por 10 que soy.
no por 10 que valgo .. 10 ignoraria -.
mo 10 creerial. la desconaanza siemprel
/ este es mi tormento !..., i este es mi su-
plicio 4
ASH pues, estoy decidida no amar6 ia
m s. Nunca correre ell riesgo de derramar
en- nm coraz6n vii, indigno y venal La pura
passion que arde en- ell milo. Mi alma saldrs
virgen de mi pechol Resignada estoy, y
todo 10 que es bello, todo 10 que eleya, todo
10 que me habla de los cielos prohibidos, to
do 10 que agita en- mi estos fuegos inn lies,
10 separo, 20 odio, 10 detesto.
Detdvose temDlando de emoci6n, af1adi6
en- yoz mas baja:
---Caballero, no he buscado este momen-
to no he calculado mis- palabras no
destinaba usted esta conidencia; pero en-
siItimo case he hablado, va 10 sabe nsted
todo ... Si algnna yez be podido herir sn
sensibilidad, aiora creo que me perdonara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13

distinguf vagamente dos sombras eli la
obscuridad.
La bora era demasiado avanzada para
iustIficar la precancion que tome de ocul-
tarme entire los Arboles observar aque.
Hos rondadores nocturnos, que pasar0n len
tamente delante de mi, permiti6ndome re-
conoeer & la sefiorita Carolina apoyada en-
ell brazo del senior Bevallan En- aquel ins
tante les alarmo ell ruido del carruaje, y
despn6s de estrecharse la mano Sc separaron
precipitadamente, huyendo la intitutriz en-
direcci6n de Ia quinta, su compafero In
cia ell boque
Caando entire Ell mi babitaaion, preoen.
pada atin con aqnel encnentro, me pregun
te eneolerizsdo 81 deiaria al seior de B VA
ilan proseguir lihremente aus amores por
partida doble bu~car Ia yez en- la mis-
ma casa esposa qnerida IndadabIennente
perteHezeo donna -iado A mi ed,d 4 mi item
20 para experimaatar coatra ei rt -. debit
dadsz oil Vigoreso horror del puritano, na
teDgo la hipocreSia de iingirlo. pera creo Itae
hasra la uloralid III mas libFe relaiads al
mite en- est0s asantos clsrfos ggg lJs IL dig
nidsd de eleyscon deiicadeza
Sc marcha con mayor 8 menor recfitasi
por estos caminos de trayesia.- La pgataara
excusa del amor cs amar, la vulgar profn
sion do trruuras del sefior de BaVall4u ex.
claye toda apariencia lie arfebaio se pa
lion, E,tos amores, nj siquiera son 4<Itas
porqne carece0 de alor moral. sino - nD
pasan de caicules ganancias dc chs y sin
padsr- k-aniendose mi espiritn als
feIeltes successes del din, aeababau de MS
trarHe hasia que pnnto era iadgno Nei
homhre, del eorazon que ~ airoyf, u I
IL nnI0D seria monstrHoea l sin eu d,
comprenc1 ensegnida que no podia IA
ra romIeT ell silvncio las arnlas aae y
suaiidaa me Aabia dado. FL in M DO
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VENTA DE UNA FINCA

Por g. 900 al contado Sc vende una pro-
piedad en- ell barrio de Anon, compuesta de
40 cuerdas plantadas en- su mayor parte de
cafe, platanos, gnineos palos frutales-
FL que la interese puede entenderse con
don Severe Segarra
Mario 81 de 1895. 2Im. v. 5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13

M L. viaje del da este tonara
bod dreeto
cad aguno de copra
del 28 pana sboa
Puerto Rico al directo sale de igaa ia
cada
IL de Mayo al 80 de seien
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E1O 7
INTERNATIONAL,
PORT NJ PRINCE. HAITI

E.i orosi~isriu ga4 aa...r,b fr~.,e las {
f.,cdss y ..tia,faa hebitseiones de- est
Hotsi todcs i,s pLe rri'. ua7los 8 -xtrsn
ge1os de tesnsifo 8 - ia I, fila an Ii nj
EtA 81 est. blesin Q. b - hahia /, 8
frarcs,. espef no it, .ano Trait caito; ssa
vieio rsos e %.
TsneTn sueursal e1 i aris toe Atieo cam
po do Thor lB z9tor) para los paesgero
enfermos que seIan s-atatos cen esmersds
sclicitnd.
f. GoNzALo MARIN
Ena-o o2 IA Il s9s
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Unguento Dermogeno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
sor el UNaUENTo DERModENo en-
las Aagas qnemzg.yzs, .fAzaetss, pit
tao5ssyas ds vsos2@itos Is,pSa afrscsHa,
sehaaoNes, elefanfiasss t1soyss, as
cssaIgAsey 1yvcgdsue;a, yeYasstssnso, VI
c@41ss, he~fa.ss Ie cssxkgasey a.tss. pa
naassos d., % dem9est-an las infIai-
tas curaciones obsenidas y el coastaa-
ee uso qae de dicio especiflco Sc
haee.
Deposito. Faymacia Central de ]
Ferrer.
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$50

El que suscribe, Sc ofreee para traduceio-
nes de frances italiano, al castsllano y
vice-versa, asf como SO dediea por ahora q
dar olases de idioma frances er su casa ha-
b,taci6u, Gale Salud, NAM. 5.-Ponce, Enc
ro 3 de 1895.
AYastiIes .Ssm0xp;strs.
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COcinerO

Uno de buenas costumbres y
honrado, desea colocarse en- una
casa de comercio, de hombres
solos, para residir en- ella.
En- esta redaccion infOrmaran.
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BREGARo = CO

Para nformes dir plaza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13

Vigas de x 5, 4x6y5x 10 alfagfas
de ,. Estantas de ausubo do 7 va
ras. Surtido general de 1naderas de Ia
Flor ida, tablas de todag classes y aauaas
efecbos para construction.
L. F. DoRIA 81 Ca
Piaya--Ponse Noviembra % De 1894
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6 AGA l. a NJ 30
0UTTA-DoLcoR

Este preparado indio, de graz fama en- e
pals, enra radisalmente los cetaercs grips
les, dolores de csbeza, naural giae, reunaae
ETC., etc.
La formula de cads botella indjes la ma
nera de usarse. 4 pesar del gran oonsuoa
de- este peeparedo, 81 precio sera fje com
sieue: Gaia de "A mediss boteiias, peEos
Uricoa depositar!os del legfsima Saca
lamk,
I. Cgsard6va = c.
f7.,,,ae E1r-- ia sis4 i4;s4 ps.-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-13
BSCUHLl SUPERIOR
DE NINAS. DE PONCE

Catle dc Ets Vilta ,axm 5
Contintia alberta la matrfcula en-
este Centre de Ensenanza.
Ademss de las asignasuras cores
pondientes al grado superior, las nj
has Qae 10 aeaeen podran dedicarse
al estudio de Via m1sica. dibujo 6
idioraas bajo Ia direction de profeao-
res csrlpepantes.
Ponce, Noviembre De 1894
La Pr1feeora.
: vps Fsaeacisca A aida de Lzcasa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-27
BRIDGEPORT.
timely en-


The w. C. r. Z. viii hold their regu-
lar meeting this afternoon at o'clock
ne the N. II. Church.
The stockholders of ArCher's Fork
OH Company met last night at the Ma
tional Bank and completed their organ
ization. The stock OF this company
has all been taken.
Mrs. VIII Clark gave a delightful
dinner party Monday evening in
honor of her daughters birthday,
About fourteen Of Miss Lucy's friends
met with her on this happy occasion.
IL. Ii. McFadden, wife and son,
Earl. of SteUbenville, passed through
the city Monday, returning from
Washington, Pa.
The funeral of Mrs. Phoebe Bailey
Will take place to-day at o'clock p. m,
from the residence of her son, Ellis
Bailey. at COlerain. The interment
will TAX place at the Hicksite cemetery.
Rev. A. B. Biker. d. d., viii deliver
his Justly famous lecture on Sins OF
Mem on Sabbath, March Sd, at 3 p. m,
at the First NJ. u. Church. The lecture
will be to men only, and it is expected
that there viii be the largest crowd
ever assembled at areligious service in
Bridgeport
Misses Carrie Danford and Mary
Blair and Dublin Barrett. of St Glars
vile. We're i'm the city yesterday.
j. *. Jolly is back from Pittsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-27
SALTS AND PEPPERs---EWING61. BROS:
ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.
some of ose From Out OF Town Who
Are Now in Wheeling.

some of Those From Out OF Town Who
Are Now in Wheeling.
Mrs. Mary Shaw. OF Bellefontaine,
Ohio, was prominent guest at the NC
Lure last night.
William Fleming, Of Oil City, Pa, a
well known oil operator, was Mcclure
guest last night.
Chas. Trover, of the Southern Pacific
railroad, from Pitts0urg, stopped at the
Mcclure, last night.
FL Blackmarr, Esq, prominent
attorney Of Sistersvile, was guest OF
the Stamm yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Lowrng, prominent
young lady OF Charleston, was guest
at the Behler last night.
S. A. Myers, Travelling Passenger
Agent of the Union Pacific railroad
at Pittsburg, was at the Mcclure last
night.
VIM. Carr, of GAINESVILLE, O., and Geo:
B. Carr, Of TitusvlIle, prominent oil
men, were guests at the Windsor last
night.
Ell Buschea, OF Uhrichsyille' train
dispatcher of the c., L. & W., was in
the city last night, and is registered at
the Stamm.
j. D. Lippencott, OF Pittsburg, COM
mercial agent Of the Ohio River rail-
road, was in the city yesterday ana
stopped at the Mcclure.
Thos. e. Kleinoge, Cleveland; r. A.
Clark, Pittsburg; NJ. Young, DillonYale;
Frank Boyd. St. Clarsville, were the
arrivals at the Brunswick yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-27

.u '-nority on The wea' her Coutri-
outos 70 the General Fuad OF Hnowi-
edge.
most famous American Authority on the
',A-neS recently said; The fatality latter che
s''Pl is most marked when the humidity IS SO
q, p -i'm1m AID there is sudden FAIL st tem-
lelt,lfe. That means ina plain English that
,-.--- -,lcta el KIP are most deadly when
or--- @ p ioilQFeo BY sudden cold. uow
f-5- -s....- loaallion OF weather has prevailed
grip. VIC ENC a. ''--
al. redent psopls know how 70 strengthen
-'e-te s AFTER the grip. They Wall observe
-,~ei Pfecaution necessary iu our tc<.e
Sli-' 1n1 tley viii promptly correct any
t-sJ e-l.- ~ no matter how small l-ls- a
-.-s e1is cough ana fUritTs aches lu Che
oacA and shou.ders ing.r Igrg. sometimes. SIC
ier an attack OF tas rrIo.
VII not De followed by peruanen,
"eaAness ii the body is warmed and aIl los la-
. let-ies ere reused oy that hess o. O. d
81 uu4I.s Pure NalI whisky. sriu,
.---s, stomach and bowels are 4u.r> to feel
80 1Arc-a OF t1e whislev. Those Hlo
.Afe oeea stricken by tls grip. remember how
tnls stmulaut has turned thsu on Che road 20
health.
,- l- is me crowning ueritof DuFe's Pure Malt
-.aAey tuet 10 puts enc body i1 a state OF -e-
-.l-e. 1Ia4lneea and headache iD che nora l-
-- -7A4rncy % take cold easily are crercor1
--.s remedy. strength and auoFauct cup
t---- WeaAness ana depression, SD -l1t tla
D.tA-ro grip leaves no trace behind.
me 90 SOW "foreWarued. forearH.' p would
never have lived SD lonFit were ul- "a gem ut
VS.. oA- DO applies With crest force 10 re
very ot g-lp BY means NJ Dudy 5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-27
WITHIN THREE DAYS
TIE FATE OF TIE BASE BALL LEAGUE WILL
BE KNOWN.
Meeting or the Organization Committee To 20
Held on Saurday-Bowlug Games
POs:poatd-0hsr Sport

Within three days the fate OF the
Inter. State League OF base ball clubs
will be known, although its success now
looks like an assured fact. The League
representatives, at their recent meeting,
appointed an organization committee,
to look after the eighth club in the
League, and this committee, composed
of McDermith, Rhue and White, is
called to meet on Saturday, March End.
II is now very probable that the COM
mittee will not come together, but will
transact It's business by correspond
ence.
Arthur Goble gives very encourag .
lag report concerning Mansfield, and 1t
is learned from an unofficial source that
there Is a ripe and healthy base ball
sentiment in Springfield, and that the
fans" In that city are anxious for rep
resentation in the League, Whichever
city is admitted, the choice will be sat
isfactory TO Wheeling. After Saturdays
meeting the different clubs will be
expected to deposit $500 each
with the Treasurer Of the League, Mr.
McDermith, who will be required TO
give a sufficient bond. Meanwhile, the
managers of the different clubs are con-
tinuing the work OF signing players in a
manner which speaks volumes for their
confidence in the League.
It's matter OF regret that the local
people have not yet closed an agree
ment for the ball park, but this will be
done as soon as practicable after Sat
urdays meeting,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-27
GEORGE WESTERN THOMPSON.

GEORGE WESTERN THOMPSON.
The sudden death of President
Thompson. Of the Ohio River Railroad,
at Washington. D. c., yesterday, will
fall as a heavy blow not only upon his
family. but upon a large circle Of
friends i'm this city and State, where the
deceased has been known to almost
everybody from childhood.
He was a native Of this city, and at
the time of his death was in his forty
seventh year. He was early trained in
practical business life and soon be
came identified with railroading in
which he achieved such rapid advance
ment and marked success. He was one
of the builders of the Ohio River rail
road. was made Vice President of the
Company at its formation, and for the
Dast ten years had been its President.
Under his direction and management
the road has prospered wonderfully.
President Thompson inherited his
business ability and enterprise from
his father, The late Judge Thomp-
son. who successfully put through the
Wheeling suspension bridge project.
He was a prominent and influential
Democrat, and, though never seeking
olce. was prominently identified with
The affairs Of his party and the State,
which loses one of its most public spir-
tied and valued citizens in his un-
rimelv end.
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