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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
REVIEW OF OIL.
What Seven Dayh' Work Has Developed In
the Southwest oil Fields Middle ls-
lanhia showing,


What tSCvCn Dayh' Work Has Developed In
the southwsst oil Fields Middle Is-
lands showing,
Events in oil circles during the week
past were, on the whole important and
exciting. At the start there seemed to
be falling on In new production in
some parts OF the southwest develop
monls. particularly IN the SlsterByllle
Aeld, hut before the finish excitement
was At the highest pitch.
The IuEus well from appearances, Ia
another OF the bonGnzas Middle Island
has given to the producer,
In its advent the probability Is that
new pool has been discovered, one
which the operator looks upon as the
greatest yot found. This opinion he
forms because the formation OF the
sand Is Of such great regularity; also
because II ls located near well the eS-
uct production OF which no one really
knows, and which can increase or de-
creHse It's production to suit the occa-
sion. This well, theWlllIamson, will
long be known as n rrcaEish operation,
hut the elimination was recorded when
the HuEus well spoiled its play by in
terferlng with better production. New
operations. occasioncd by this wells
performance will likely be In order In
that part OF the Middle Island district
for weeks to come,
There is practically nothing new In
the Monroe county district, except TINT
the star Of hope II anything has been
on the descent, for instead OF a bright
eninE feature the gloom has been al
most inpcnetrnble in the northwest
- tho An1N hy hn IA tturn fNf
wells that were looked to as important.
The Maud Hcnsel well, however, seems
to be a sort OF redemption for the terri
tory's behavior The well II said 10 be
q fair pumpcr. In the many wells now
drilling there In much TO bG hoped for
and by the middle OF the present week
there might be much to indicate i'm
provcment In the HituRtIon.
Many operators OF years OF expert
ence are not giving the Eureka boom
more than passing notice. They look
upon IL MS boom without sufficient
foundation, In heretofore condemned
territory and refuse 20 run speculative
risk on the atrcngth OF producer that
might be the only rich spot in the whole
territory. The excitement caused by
the Hnmmott strike Ia gradually nbat-
ing but In the territory surrounding tho
gushcr operations promise much Rc-
lElty ~ sol,,y t,''v a., ~ i,nS,o .ho,,or,
MHNrIlg' 5 M,tm W ~, Iv',uU, So,Ia,, Sun'Vm
ou'n, nv ,,rr ~ ,po onS'v ,,ost ,rasr
- 49,, ~ - - broaI,,'
uqIinB MIiigl .'riH ~, ~ ,to, .an aIaU T,s hon,,
20 W 'tIl,,y,S. ~ Wi,..a,.a nr,,,
W lhp SOutn ,il ~ & ~. n,, w., ,,,,,.arI
shoot since the end Cf the water fam-
inc hns been reached, and bSromes
1T - IL
i,vt' nts"ui 49, '''S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
ORDER RESTORED
In Armenia, According to OmcINl Dis
patches From the sHitAn's Palace.

Washington, D. C., Nov. N.-The
Turkish legation received from the Sub
lime Porte the following telegram under
to.day's date:
Tho Syrian Latin and Syrian Cntho-
lie bishops of ourfa, together with come
leading men Of their communities have
Just wired to the grand vlsier us fol-
lows;
I'm consequence OF the events that
took place at Ourfn. the local authori-
ties adopted wise measures. thanks to
which. pence was scCurh. The leading
Mussulmans OF our city and all our
nC!ghbors continue To entertain with us
most cordial relations.
The following ls n copy OF telegram
sent by the commandment chief OF the
fourth corps nf the Imperial army:
''I transmit Immediately 20 the mill
tary commanders your frcah irstruo-
tons. order has already been com
rietciy restored In the six provinces.
Prompt military measures having been
taken for the repression OF the disorders
which occurred In the province 0f Sivnr.
Imcst firmly believe that within a short
time peace win be restored In this prov
lncn also
The leading ATmcnlans or Erzcr-
oum paid n visit to Marshal Chn'Nr
Pasha and TO the Vail OF Erzcroum, and
expressed 10 them their regrets for the
disorders provoked b$ the Armenian re-
yolutionlsts. Thoy at the Same time
presented their thanks FOR the mems
urcs taken concerning the treatment OF
the wounded tba care of the deautut"
and the safeguard ~ churches and
schools. The Armenian riotcrB OF Ma
rash fred on the Alussulmnng and Set
fire to many points: but thanks 20 the
measures taken, order has been reHtgr-
cd and the fire was mastered Perfect
tranquility prevails Mt the Fcrnc cf
Kossovo. Scntnrl. Janlna. Alrinnoric,
MDrnstlr. Salonlcn. Crete. the Islands
~ the archipelago, ErScroum, Mons
soul. EhudnvendikIar, Ailiu. Trohi-
z1ndo. Trluoli OF Africa, Litl.a, Cs7ia-
mounl Konlah, Dlarbekir. BuGsorAh,
Mnnouretnl-Aziz. hleppo, BnEdad,
Syria, and Bcyrouth, and at the aanda
Jacks OF lsmld. Zorn and TchatsldiE.
The authorities Of siynr nnd OF Amas-
eta have begun to return 10 the owners
M articles robbed. The nferrtlpn to
the effect Tint the fire nj ElHrpuyt had
been set by the imperial troops. is ah-
rolptcly false. ore Mugsulmau was
wounded nj Aintab hy II pln shot hrcd
from an Armenian house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
RAILROAD BUSINESS
or the Country for the pdSt YUnr-IIC-
cClpts and Expenditures.

or ths Country for the pdSt Hchr-IIe-
cclp1 and Expenditures.
WAsHlNdroS, d. O., Now A-Tho
intor.siatO commerce commission has
Just issued a preliminary repart on tHo
income and expenditures oil railways N
the United slntus for tho yoar oului
Juno 80, 1895. prepared by tho slausa.
clan.
Tho report includes the returns from
$50 road', whn'D reports werO fled on
or before NovOmblr Z, 1895, aud covers
tho operations OF lGl,5s) miles Of line,
or 81 per cent OF tho total mileage IN
tho Unitni States. Tho gross Oarnirga
were 81 ,O05, ,O22 sj3, Of which 1898, 5,i6j, ~!
were from passenger service, SJS j,O22,-
OSS from freight service, aud S96,2lT69j
WUrn other earnings from operation,
covering oarnInga from Telegraph. car
milOngO balances, switching charEoh
ctc. Tho operating expenses wore
S077GB7,Oi5, leaving net earnings ui
1926, 500, ,2lS, Rs compared with not earn.
ingS OF $50, 1850 for tho SanO roads
in 1894.
Reduced TO mileage basis, gross
earnings wofO SG,O0G; operating OK.
ponlOs wcro s4,ll0, aud not earnings
woro Si,0T7, or q dpCtoaiu ln gross earn.
Ing, Of SIS por mile W comparod with
1894, and oi Sl,OJi pcr milo rs com.
pared with 1893; decrease In opDr.
ntlng CEpBrsOi Ui Sll poe milo ~ com.
patcd with $lS0I, AMI Of Slj7 pcr mIlo
az compared with 1895 Not earning,
show gain over 1891 n $3l pcr milo Of
line, bit dcriOsso oi Sj31 pcr milo ~
compared with 1898 Passenger rc'
ceipts fell OF SLY por milo ~ compared
with 1921. whiio freight rncclpta show a
gain Of SilO per milo.
Passenger rcccipts worO $3.50 pcr milo
less than In 1893, md freight tccoipts
show n dorrcaio IN C1mpatdi with that
ycar Of S7bj por milo, ThosO data aro
also aloWn bv grOupg, 'dlsulofng that
tho largest gain Ia not earnings lu4
boon In groups |, III and IN, Income
from sources outside Ol ihe Opcralion1
nnIIlu roads WON s310lI2il, making
iotal income available Tor tho plvm1nt
uinxUd charges and dividends siIS,ll.,'
iOl.
Total deductions from incomes In.
rlndInc 1xnd charges, wrrO sl5O,3jl,Oli,
and dividends pad wore I3, ljj,tlj,
leaving dUhoiL irom tho Opcntions
NJ lhu year Of S)LOIt,DM, Tho dDyi.
donds pail bv thU same roads tho pro.
codlnR year wOfc Sll,tJI,iS),
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

New York, Now 9L-An important
meeting IN tho cause Of Cuba will bo
hold in Cooper Union Tuesday night,
under tho auspices OF tho Jose Marti
Club. It Ia expected that como strong
ro,OluIions will DO adopted in sympathy
with the Cuban cause, and tho promi.
nenco OF those present will make the
occasion significant. Among the officers
Of tho meeting will be: Ex-Governor
RoaweIl 2. Flower, Ex'Slinister John
DiSelow aud Patrick Egan, Col. Robert
G. IngersoI, Warner Miller, Elihu
Root, Ex.AIayors Edson and Hall, Aus.
tin Corbn, Andrew Carnegie, the Rev.
DR.. Hebor Newton. tho Rev. W. S.
R-.uaiord, General Horace Porter,
GeGeraI Daniel Busterfiold, Orlando NJ.
Harper, Murat HalBtoad, Edmund
Clarence Stedman, EI'CompIroller
Myera, Amos II. Cummings and many
juices aud ox.judsos, representative
business men aud city officials.
Expressions Of sympathy have been
received from many Inen OF prominence
Dy tha committee having the meeting
IN charge. Among them are:
Andrew CaruegIe-I look with favor
upon every effort TO free American soil
from European control.
Patrick Egan-The brave patriots ot
Cuba have my most cordial sympathy
in ineir splendid struggle for freedom.
Clay N. Green-I will attend with
pleasure, because all my heart aud soul
Is with CUBA libro.
Tho Rev. ". $. Raiusford-All honor
to Cnba's bravo sous! All loyers OF
freedom must bid them God speed. We
watch their strugGlos, wo pray for their
success aud deeply mourn for their
bravo who fall,
The Rev. Joseph Slverman-Aa Rn
American. | an in hearty sympathy
with tho movement. | would rather
SEQ Cuba free than annexed to any
power, even America. May tho meet.
ing bo success aud advance the cause.
John 0akey--I have always sympa'
thizod with the Oppressed in any CLINE,
and my hearts desire Is that | may live
to 500 Cuba free and participate in
meeting to celebrate the ovent.
Gen. Martin 4. McMAhon-rhe cause
of Cuba and her people is the cause Of
humanity, aud sincerely hope that
Bprompt aud proper action will ho taken
BY the government OF tho United States
to secure to the struggling patriots Of
that island what they assuredly have a
right to claim IRON this great republic
Justice and recognition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

CmcAoo, Nov. GA contest for the
championship on tho MorgOnthalOr
linotype machine took place to-day in
this city betwoon George W. Greon, Of
tho Boston Standard, nnd Eugono lay
lor, Of tho Rocky Montain Nowa. Tho
stake was for purse OF 500. Green set
7n,70O In seven hours, corrected solid
nonparuil, to Taylnr's 6i,OS7. smashing
all previous rocorda Mr.. Green holds
hlmiolt ready to dctond against all
comori tho title which to.iaY'a victory
glyus him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
scHLArrBR HAs A RIYAI.
u. II. MnNAon ClnIms to Heal, hut Give
The Lord the Credit for IT,

p. II. MnAAon ClnImS to Heal, hut Gives
tho Lord the Credit for Il.
New YunE, Now 2L-P. Is. Mnason,
Of Woodoliflo, n. j., claims to be pos.
scmcd OF "hUalIng power" equal to tho
famous schlutter, who has created such
sensation in Colorado. MnnsOn Is tho
Iaador OF a strange religious scot in tho
vicinity of his home, known as tho IAN.
gel Dancers" or "lho UhurchnGu OF
the Living God"
lilo Is preparing to moro strongly as.
sert himself az healer. without losing
his place % tho head and cOntro OF his
little band Of devout followers.
81 am willing to heal those who como
TO me in faith, said Mna'on last wnOk,
"Anl | do 60 without money and with.
out rricc. only trust in the Lord,
sChlnItcr hai been doing n great work
IN Colorado. Like me, he dooa not sell
his God givOn gifts; but ho won't stay
,hcro, for tho people aro driving him
AWAY"
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lie Attempted suicide.

Special Dispatch to tho lntpllScncer,
slstersvlllc, w, Va, Nov, A.-wnl-
inm Foley, OF Warren, Pa, last night
attempted TO end his life by hurting
himself from third story window ot
the Hotel Whlttlesey. lie is affected
with sub-acute mania, resulting from
alcoholism, His plans We're frustrated
by Policeman Stewart, who caught him
In tho act, Foley few weeks since,
attempted to commit suicide by cutting
his throat At one time he occupied u
prominent position In Warren society.
disappointment In love was the start
be takon to an asylum for the insane at
Warren
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
VIOLENT sToRMs
or the British Coast Many Vessels scri-
ouSly suffer.


or the British Coast Many Vessels seri-
ouaIy suffer.
LONDON, Nov. 2i.-ThU recent storms
played sad havoc with shipping along
the English channel and tho coast OF
the Atlantic. Tho chief officer and five
of tho crow OF tho American ship Belle
OBrIen, Of ThomRston, Me-, owned by
L. o'Briou, landed at Kerry Head, near
Tralee, from small boat They wore
all in an exhausted condition. They
report that they left the ship on No
ycmber IS, one hundred and thirty
milos northwest from Kerry Hond.
Throe OF tho crew went adrilt In the
long boat. Fourteen persons, inClud-
ing Captain COiley and vile were left
on board. II is beloved that tho vessel
hes toupdcrOd.
The British steamer British Empire
has grounded OIL bar in the Thames
river, aud 90 far tugs have been unable
to tow hor oil. Tho steamer British
Empiro had just completed trip from
Boston to London at tho time Of the
accident. Sho was commanded by Cap
tain Wills.
Tho violent northeast gallo which has
prevailed along tho British coast dur.
Ing tho past tWenty.four hours, also
caused tho suspension Of tho Folkssono.
Boulogne service. and tho mail steamer,
which was unable to mako Calais, ro.
turned to Dove. 0thor steamers from
tho continent report fearful passages,
and several casualties TO fishing vessels
and small boats oil Lowcstoit.
Tho bodies OF nino persons have
washed ashore noar Finistere, France,
and 1t is feared that serious ship
wruck has occurred somowherd IN the
British channel.
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Tho virginia I,aiirond.

srcclai Dispatch to the ln,clliscncor.
ltvwuSGrOS, W, NAr Nov Az W.
Smith, OF Chicago, prcsidOnt Of tho Wiz.
ginia railway, arrived hCro this after.
noon, A private acsqion Of somc Of tho
parties Interested was held at tho oIllc0
ot j. j.. Caldwoll yesterday
ltisunloratoOl that Buryoying on tho
limo will bn begun at OnCb, aud that
ground will ho brokCh aoon for tho
tOad'B COnAtinclon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
A EUROPEAN CONFERENCE
Thought to lie Necessary to Settle the
Turlii'h Qusstlon,


London. Nov. 25.--A dlapctch to the
Times from constnhtinopla says that
the opinion prevails in diplomatic cir
clca that a European conference Is In.
tlrpcnsable for the settlement Of the
Turkish question. for although the pow
ua linyo agreed. this ngrcotsnnt can.
not bc chnugcd into nctlnn for fear OF
drawing Europe into dangerous ch't.
oln situation The wlntor SHOWS Nlll
Keep the Asintlc provinces quiet bui
y1mcthlnR must bc done before AltlhE-
tlfEc rcylveg tho excitement. nul Mace
Gnnln is brought into III" movement
Guncrnl alarm Etill continues here, do-
ppl'r rcuFsuring reports from tho prov
iHc.i. and tho wealthy hrincnianh Hcnp
~ tho hotels In preference 10 remaining
at their own houses.
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Evening Times" It reflected on the
court and officers for alleged leniency,
and the mon connected with the affair,
after an ucquittul, went after the edl-
tors OF the Times for their charges
against tho court All We're fined $50
aud costs except Mr. Yewell, the city
editor who was sent to jull, At 10
o'clock last night haheas corpus pro-
cccdings We're Instituted and he was re-
leased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Annual Report OF Postmaster
General Wilson.
REGULAR ANNUAL DEFICIENCY

Due to tho Erroneous Free
BuSinsIs Done-Rcform In the Letter
Carrier Service -IlsIterates The Necessity
For LeglIlRaon to Punlsh Train
wrrOLIng and ObEtructlng the Mails,
civn Service Rules, lie Says, should be
Extended,
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GEN, onogvENoR OBJECTS.
lie Wiii i,Cbti Against Holding tiiO Con-
VtntiUn NJ Nan HIRnUlsrU,

Cincinnati, Nov 2i-A Commercial
Gazette Hpcclnl from Athena ohio,
1nya General Chnrica H. uroHycnor
member NJ COnrrtHa from thn dlHlrlrl
In mn Interview to-day rrnpufua rebel.
ling ngnluHt the committee Hhnuli II no.
lUct Rnu Francisco ns the place Tor tho
coming Republican prc1lduutlnl con.
yuullun. Genornl Gronyunur Rnyn tia
oifor NJ Nnn FrnnclHco IN pay hotel hllln
NJ delegates In In the nature uf n brlbo.
ilp Rnya II would accommodate up.
wards uf NO delegated of the Pacific
COaBt nt tlio CKpOnHn nf UPWARDS Of 720
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The Clark well ia expected in tho enr.
ly part OF this week.
Thc pipe limo has been laid from the
Stcon pumping station 10 Short Creek.
Tic machinery has been hauled to the
william Sharon farm mt COlcrnln for
tho ohio OIL Company'B woll.
a telegraph line ls being Put up from
C0lcrnln 20 bridgeport and GOuld'g sta.
tlon, und ColcrGln Is TO hnvo II livery
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delegates In the central and eastern
parts OF the United States, lie there
fore suggests that I'm case the commlt-
tee should be obdurnte and select San
Francisco then the delegates In all tho
stntes should meet In their respective
states and veto the action OF the com-
nlttee by selecting some more suitable
place for the convention.
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TOM JoHSsoY's REVENGE.
lie Raises this Street Car FarsI In Detroit It
Enforce Ills Demand.

Enforce Ills Demand.
DETROIT, Mlou,, Nov 9l.--Tom l.
John,on. Of Cleveland. president
Of tho Detroit Citizens SrcOs
Railway Company, to-day put
ptrnicht fvo.cunt faroB into oGotG
With tho exception Of working.
mcn'a atlckelsnightNnd morning, Tho ~.
tinn was In pursuance Of n throat
mnlo by President Johnson to
Mayor pingrCc, to thu object that II
tho city government persisted In rcttis.
ingin mncl tho company part way IN
tho matter OF extending tho comranys
franchises, that both tho universal
transfer sy5tOm and tho six for a quar-
tor tickets would DO abolished.
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DEMOCRACY WILL SPLIT.
silver Men Say They wnl Bolt IL They
Can't Have SIbloy.

Cant ilnNo slbloy'
CLEVELAND, Now "a. - Tho silver
Democrats Of Ohio propose going into
tho presidential campaign next year.
Judge E. ]. Blandin, OF thiI city, who
stands close to Allon W. Thurman, of
Columbus, said to-day that plans wore
bOing formed for the nomination OF a
silver candidate for the presidency. a
conference OF the silver men will be
hold in January either at Chicago or In
Washington to arrange for a convention
TO be held in April next, 1t is proposed
to nominate Sibloy, Of Pennsylvania,
for president, and some western man
for yico president "With those cRndi.
dates, said Judge Blundin, "wo will go
to tho Democratic national convention
and ask for their endorsement. II the
Democrat. refuse to endorse tho ticket
We name, we ahalI make MI Independent
campaign"
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SASrfAoo, CmMg, No~ Alt Is an.
nluncod that tho now cabinet will con.
aist ot tho following momhOra:
Scnor Ronjio, minister oitho interior;
Senior Guerrero, minister OF foreign at'
fairs; Senior Atco, minister oil ilnnnroi
Senior linrgonc, minister Of war; scnor
Toro, miniatcr OF justice.
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In Expressing sympathy ror the Patriots
and Calling on tho Unltcd States Cow
crnmrnt to lteeosnlLe the Bslllgerent
Rights or the Insurgents-It VIM he the
Most Significant Gathering Yet Held la
This Country = some EIprenlous OF
Opinion,
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rniRTY WERE KILLED
In a Collision DsrWrtn Turkish Troop
aud Christians.

AthcnB, Nov. q. -'rhc reports of the
collision between the TufklRh tryoUa
nud tho ChriWlnns Of the Island o'
Cr,lo hhve been fully confirmed II l6
mtlmrtcd TINT thirty rofHons have
l,nu Killed ma wounded
London, NOV. 2j.-h dirphtci ip tho
Times f5n Athens suy1 thut TIC ilHht-
iug near crete took p.nnr on Wclrw.
duy nonr Cnnrn. q futtIIul rnnipH. rnl
m principal commercial town or lllI
bland. The military governor ~ 60.
Christians worc lci NY q committee.
Tho governor ut Cnnoa was wounded,
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TIE CHINESE Rebellion
ihaurT,ctlpnist' DcnH nh0 Emptror's
Army III ftRusuti.

London. November 2j.-A dispatch 10
the Standard nom Rhnnehnl Hnyf tnn'
tie rcbola lave defeated tho chine.
brmy Ut lInlnu nud tha rntola nrn nov
HIripiu NJ hul' the province NJ EnnMIII
i,nrsuh lB iau mort nofthvuHlDr.y
lHuplnrr NJ rhinp npd ~ bounded ON
three fl1ea hy Mongolia
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TURKEY is QUIET
And official Reports Allege That
Order Is Restored. :
NO MORE BLOODSHED REPORTED

nutu Is Yst Too Early to Say Whether
ornotth Cessation orHo,tultIe. is only
TsmporSry-FsRrs FOR the safety OF
American Missionaries - Minister Ter
rsll Sends Very Emphatic Message to
the Sublime Porte.
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rrlnllnn Ilnn.r IInrnch.

l.oSpoS, Nov 2l,--Unwiu lrOthCts'
printing works located a! Gail.
worth, Surrey, butnci la1t
Saturday niphL ono hundred
lhuuiand valuable manuscripts and
wurki In tho couric Of preparation or
ready Tor nubiciliun, Wcto destroyed,
Tho puhislInR house Of Unwin JirUg,
II nINo known AZ the Gresham Ircgi,
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licosoNy IapomcLtinR hntovoryholy
ltIol 10 pfnr.rp, and yet iuli n lilllo
oversight will AomUlimIi rob lNn most
frugal and thrifty family ot a years ,ny.
ipgi, You want to lb nqj, T. lilrk.
mann, Of Monllcollu, Ga, did, lIN
wrlo,, "lior ak years llnvO kept
Simmons Llycr Regulator In my house,
and uard II In my family aud have NJ
ncOd for a doctor hayu ilyO RB
healthy ChIllrnn ~ YOU can lnd,"
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Andrew rink " New York, nmnut.
cd his lftprn-ycnr.Old niuu daughter
und when nho rcslBtol hu stabbed her
aud then blew oui hla nwn hnlnp Tho
rlrt viii llVp
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For wwi ytHun Wrltm romylnua
OhInm mdIUl threatening .wcninct with
rain vi SNOW ruflhrmlwiy winds
tuf twuIWNfrur EAr,unNN
ee titni,nol ny e. ettstrr Druggist Gomez
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-23
Sans SOuCi.

The most lovely spot on Oahu is
Sans Souci. This favorite seaside
resort, which has been immort allied
by the pen of Robert l.. Stevenson,
who resided there for months, is
only four miles from Honolulu and
within easy reach of the tramcars.
The surroundings and bathing at
this famous resort are superior to
anything found in the Hawaiian
Islands. Cottages and board can
be obtained on easy terms. The
table set by the manager is better
than any offered here at other ho-
tells. For picnics, bathing parties
and outings the best accommodation
can be secured by giving notice to
the manager.