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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
POLICE COURT.
Hlrkln'hnw MISUNDERSTANDING do
not kuUW Who Is Defendant,

The police court disposed OF the fol.
lowing cases today;
Mrs. Grant had her trial continued
until Tues ay afternoon. She Ia
charged with keeping a mouse Of ~.
fame. The c0ut.uusUce was made ia
order TO h'I0w the irieadslt - obtain
wllnopes, an she WAS allowed to 70
0n her Owu GgcUgp.ZHGCe.
All freeman p!cai r't guilty TO fire.
queuIiHg a huuss NJ Questionable char
acler His tfial viii os ,skcn up Tues.
day.
Tho Birkinthaw case came up again
this afternoon after u uerUus cOatipu.
anCrs. Attorney r.gsul Represented
the ueie, laut, Aiioruuy Nsu a ne
prosecuted, and the igial WAS before 4
jury.
Tue complaint sela icNh thaG Jacob
BifklutHNs kept dHucr pavilion Ron
August Lei 20 IGN, which was n NUS
gnoe 20 lne inhabitants ia the y!ciulty
VI FiuA EssL nnd Fitlh South stfepis
Tna met wi,Hsas WAS h. W..
Wilson, real estalo dealer. Ha
stated that tenants OF a hUI.o
winch he was agent for, sfter huyin1
paid Incl, rnut N adv no , lett Usior5
the time paii Tor, hal expired.
Othur w!luersss far the seoulIul
testified .Hrt tho noise nata by To
invtrumenis played, and no disturb.
anco cause ~ TO dancers shouting
and clspwas their hanGs Gept lhe ~
awake q night
Cuuuullrr lbe defense ut this point
mavel Or = dlsm,asAi on me ground
inal u mad nos haou shown nsE ihs
defendant was tho proprietor oi the
dance hyuss or had lku possession oi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
Third Ward Primary.

Tho Third whrI democratic prlmS-
~ was held last evening Ia the ward
school u0uso and r,sultod Ia the fJl.
lowing delegates being olratcd: T.. y.
Weller, Phillip Mnyrucf, Mrs. May
Irvine, James W, EuI.og Grnfgr
Stfingtrliow, Frr.u. CpA.tnr MS.
KaIo Smith, EIIas smilh, Thomsi
AlaycIck, J0uu lrylur.
Allurnstes-E o. Aggell, Fret
5chroiJsL J. ~. Bgunuth w. H..
Brown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31

Tho Republican committee has
adopted ,g q campaign badge miula-
tuTu Iu.o Ui bgIu.I ul PINK uJ.Ur, o.
be- worn ~ u.utYnuirE For ihe
ladies and ucsiguUd w %. 60 tee worn
either IN the hair OF ,s a. lf,a $40,
tue snme u We III tie Hliunu OF
smail cluster Of lilics of the valley Lac
bgUu selected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31

v. Provo cry, meutinltu 'u y..'.t.
Jays NEWS, swufded piaiuun slOJ
damages.
lnis evening Democratic ptimatifa
viii be hsli So 0i. ihB WstHz %. H.
city nuG ruHIuc'' OF inu nUuug.. De. d.
gates ~ the state convection. B.. H.lI
in Ogden, September 6ln, viii .e
cleo Cd.
VIII Jacques and Nellie Lott. ~
iAis ci'y w.rH r1t.',i '. d4l.r to-.
week. TIE uuu's ...nut. suisU.a
TO Sue MACH, ru' '.o Suuu~ se..u
ovctcsur 'hn. obstacle uavin ia.
cuttm1ny pgfi. tusi 81 AIts.yu.s ..t
without .hc SugwltI.e ". Iuo JJItu..
DO.
~. Mo-, H.' e...t q vs.aws [
cbrn.... roi.N. r...'s Is Riu- r.u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
COMNiERCIAI.


FhA.N lam 'lf q 100 hhN x
TOIay's clearing huYse suorsuer,
amounted 60 t-lU.ssg famo Gay ,a..
year, SljI5al, wrrK's rlosuugs, Co..
-Na.spJ; same week l... year, ~ .u.. .
JII; months Clpatirgl. 50 U4r. UY..
sanlu month last year s4,-.J, los.
1UpAY's QuurAuuS.
New YORK. - Silver o., lssd,
81 90.
Lyndon.--~ilvet, 8". a.
ORR ASD nyLLtoS.
~. =. McCJfnlcE "a Go. received o..
day. silver aud leaf .r.s. EggnI.
HNnauyr bullion, $3.50. luII,
si7,3lu.
W,r. Fang. IS 60. received tH4aS.
Penn. tuition, tlHIa
g.. t, JUuus Is l.u. received 20 ....
E''c munUu, $1,000, osos, S. -1I.
Total sl2.yUU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
Dedica,ory Ceremonies.

The SEws acGnowIyGs receipt Of
an invitation % DO prg'Cn. 8' tho d,al.
Catory ceTrmoui,s anJ '"riAumon,
In honor ot the dedication Of castle
hall crested by Eagis Lodge No. -,
Knights 70, Pythtss, /. take place on
Saturday, -gptum rg IN, vt Gaelic
Gate, CaTb-l oOuugy, UWn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
Personal raracr.nIl..

ia. Mcacham 3. s,oprutal tho Cul-
leu.
j.. %. Amcs. Of rouNH, oregon,
registered at tue Walaor 'uItg.
John Forbes, Of Omaha. b., a Euu,siord
guest.
Dr. a. u. Nipple aud vito afo at tho
Iomp.u,on Tor a week
The cullen has .. o. Hardin. 900
arrival from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Troypg, Of So
Joseph, Mo, ara Mt The Wa.sgr
The knutford cater, Q, A.. -tolrlifs. ..
a. Lalghu aud Mrs. j. s. iu.fha, VI SOW
York.
VI. D.. Chase and C.G.-HMuf.. Nrhflska
flour manufacturers, nUu among tho
guests NJ the Tempo Oh.
At The Walker are Maurice lIartwiuh
and W. y. Minds, OF uyml, Michigan.
Miss VI. Kcoie and Mites a. Kelley, u
San Francisco arc registered attuckuuts.
ford.
Joe Thornley,, commercial knight ug
thn grip from Kansas CIV, Is at ghU
Iruplutuu.
T. Ryan aud wilo. o. Montpelier.
Idaho, nave tAe!r name, uu hs Walker
register.
b.. i. Gillespie aud NJ. French. ropro.
soutuiiNes Of Kansas CiN, arc 90 tho
kuusHiOri,
~. =. GrIggs representing Sow York
shoe truI, be- enrolled At the Iomploton.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. W. CLARK, ui Canton,
Ohio, arc registered At tho kuuuiUri.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
II POLITICAL.

J. IL. hgtrls iu-l,uIuhy suuuuu,rt
10 mo Republicans D. tuu Third iull.
Cial district " the State Of Utah thA,
he will be- Il candidate Tor tho ofilce vi
District Judge, subject 10 this nOmiuu.
liOu By the Republican judicial con,
veutiuu nj said district,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31

junction City Items.
The Democratic county con 'nliOn
was hold at IhCuts's hell BE rIay,
q good p 0portOH Of ladies Duiug pres.
ent. II, a HcudcrSon called tue cou.
ytnti9u 80 UtJrr Judge J. II. Nc
hiliaa ~. selected Tor Temporary
,nAigr % -r"yti D0xcy ~ secretary
aud Ms f e Burton ustls,au..
Judge "a. hl.HU remarks III the
opening wee ruei. He advised car.
meet WORK O. accomplish success after
the usual convention work, delegates
were elected without any hitch or
trouble.
Yesterday morning FIRE nj the fsti.
deucs NJ a. ", WeTiE destroyed prop
cry ~ the amour, Of 1000, fully IN.
Hurtd.
Hon. George q. Cannon was In town
ye',oruSy ~ uusiuess connected with
the power lam.
Richar Be,ehn has died at the poor
farm. He was 90 old gentleman wiz
hGu bceu living there Tor some time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31

romnrrnm AT snllnlr.

Tomorrow Ht ~altair,
Chfisicnttur' ufunvstfa have prepared
u hoe mueirsl program Many 81
rursionisls will visit the grand payil
ion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31

Cream OF Tartar is mo foundation
Tor he best VI baking powden-Dn
pICsir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31

Cake that tomalus moist and svett
Ia made with Dr. Prices BSk ng Pow
der.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
ONCE MORE
LADIES CApES
W oarly flIl wenr. ~ GooL.. markea down Ans:

p Heavy Cloth Goats for winter wear 500 for 1915.
Little Girls Coats at the same ratio reductions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31

Chief Chemist Of L. 4. Dept. Agri.
culture headed WOrl's la . Jury tuuI
awarded Prices BaEIHg Powder high.
t,t EuLUF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
OGDEN.
junction City Items.

.,Au, rorar 81, I,.5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31

Sixteenth Ward Tomorrow.
Brother David MoKs,zie will
preach In the Sixteenth waiI assembly
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-24

el BANco popULAR

CUYO principal objeto es e de factar al ahorro
los pobres. desarrollando ea los habtos de orden
ecOnOma.
Admite imposiciones desde Is centavos ade~
Aante, Iegando cnco pesos. les abona ell 6 pos
100 de intereses anual.
D dinero pr68tamo tres meses plaz0 con dos
firn,ah de reconocida solyencA, de las cuaeS ha
de de esta Capital descontando los ntereses al II
por lOO annual caDtidadea que excedan de cen
pesos al 10 por 100, de cient0 doscientos y
al = por ricnto de dosrjentos uno q Qnlnientos.
Co!o.3, djnero prlnlora hipote"a, sobre flncas
urban4s dc esta Capital haeta la Titad del valor de
Ia hncA, un ano p4azo prorrogable inter6s con-
yeDccnel
Descuenta letras, pagareS obligacienes paga-
deras esta Capital cuatro meses plazo, con doe
buenGs Arn2S.
Abre cr4!itos bien garantzados meses pazo
81 Junta de Goberno conpone hoy de los Sc
Aores Muncz Barros, Lcdo. Rossy, Lopez Cepero
Guil'ern1"1y "hevremont, Modns Schira Le6D
Ndfez
Plaza dc Alfonso XI.=Los lunee microbes q
AAdos Lac Hirtc de Ia Doche
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-24
A L s U T. n O

Unico alivio del immortal infausto,
b&'samo dulce del h9rido pecho,
wen, b1ando tuaho, y mis- cansados ojos
languido cierra!
Ven, y cobija con tus graves alas,
Dios silencioeo, mi apartadO lecho
de amor 1n tempo venturoso nidO
mfsArO ahoTa.
Goce adormido en- tus tranquilos brazoe
al son del viento que las hojas mueven
8 al sordO ruido de lejara lluvia
placida calma.
Ia hermosa imagen de mi dueffo au-
(sen nte
nGiren mis- ojos mis- brazos ciflan
y el dulce nectar de su dulce boca
8Vido beba.
Nj ob9cura sombra ri mortal genoido
turben ioh sueflo! mi feliz descanso:
nj do mi frent9 en- el belc1IO escondas
asper0 abrojo.
Martinez de 1a Rosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-24
"A QRANUJA, LADRoN Y COMP MA
Gcon Aipof6shtos,1

-D6janoe hija mis~~la orden6 81 oonde.
Y con un arranque viQoroso leyant6 Karl
del auelo lie llev6 hasta 81 balloon alberto.
El espfa no perdfa el tempo; su brazo il.
quierdo estaba sujoto entire au peoho el del
oonde; pero el derecho, armada del puhal se
movia sin cesar y acuchillaba iteralmente su
adversario.
Ell conde hizo un eafuerzo supreme. elev6
Karl y le precipit6 por ell balloon
Sc oy6 un ruido 6ordo, despuea un ge1nido
de dolor; al oaer el innoble espfa Sc hab1a roto
una pierna.
En- el mismo instante, ell carruaie de la
Mazzolim 90 deten1a delante del hotel, y Ia can
4ante aparec1a en- el jard1n, seguida de su direc~
tor y muohos oabaleros que hahfan tenido Ia
ateuoi6n de acompalarla su casa despues de
Cenar.
Entire las personals que escoltaban la MAJ
zolini se hallaba el consejero Won Stetten. Ell
fu6 el primero que distingui6 Karl desvaneci"
do y maltrecho sobre el suelo.
En- Ia habitaei6n donde hab1a tenido lugar
la terrible luoha, Teresa prodigsba sus ouidados
al conde, oubierto de saDgre.
En- 80 furor, el bandido habfa descargado
gus golpes con mas fuersa que precision, y 81 las
heridaa del embajador eran numerosas, ninguna
de elias era afortunadamente mortal.
Ia poliota 40 preaent6 inmedietamsnte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-24
Bxnn1or~oA Dn TIA CORRESPONDENCE"

Ell conde acus6 1 Karl de tentativa de vic.
laoi6n en- la persona de Teresa, observe una
reserva diplomdtica muy natural eobre la cues
ti6n del eepionaje.
Karl 7o1vi6 POGO en- 81, ? deapues Dc ha.
ber sido iptorrogsdo sumariamente, fu6 puesto
en- presenoia del embajador de Teresa.
Karl Sc encerr6 On un si'encio siniestro de.
lante del msgistrado, pero, antea de ser traspor-
sion, exteudi6 su pu6o cerrado hacia el hotel
de la Mazzclini murmur6 este amenazador ju-
ranento:
-Isavignan, leal caballero!. -. Teresa,
virtucsa criaturs!. 80. 1Yo juro vengarme de los
dos heriros en- 81 honor, puesto que 81 honor
os ea mds querido que la vidai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-24

VINO de LoGRoFO, bodegas de Garcia
lenfe 3o ye a ha snSzado Ls6o5a$oSo
uimico Municipal dc ciuad vista de Ia proportions
ndad noradad de sus co5oponentes prnoPae rye dGca
E ceoado atestgua las excelencias del VITO DIE 10
GONO 10 poseen disposition de osque qulean Veo !os
njoos agentes que suscben SObno de LN ina C0mpaa
sprecos por caarterolas m6doos La docena de bo
LAS vale &2-25. r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-24
0EROA1lRa0 1ERRl-AGENTE DE

GERONIMO zERBI.-AGENTE DE
pA6ol de del Agooa Csdu1as hipote
te0arias del mismO.
Sc yENDE EN- SANTURCE I'm solar,
canoino Lola, muy cerca a la carretera,
eont9niendo ~ metros de frente por 81 de-
fondo. Para mas informae dIrijirse r
H. TODD. n6mero 36, altos. 15-5
e. TONIC. .---Unico dep6sito del desa-
oreditado RON TOPACIO las tres s s. s.
Este ron p6sino, Internal y naata.gente, se
regala los tocayos del estableciEnionto
50 Centavos botella.
1O~--Santa Rosa--~1O AEecibo.
La hermosa Matilde es viuda deede
hace dos meses y anoohe la vioron en- Ell
teatrO.
Una amiga la reprende y la viuda la
cOntesta:
No creas que he cometido ninguna
falta. Es vcrdad que estuvo en- Ell teatro
pern vi un drama muy conncved0r, y me
| pas6 lloraudo toda la noche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-24

Estas DESMEN UEADORAS aunentan el reno
nelada de cana, en- mas de 10 s ln 80 oOr 1O(
rno1da por dla sin necesldad de mas gasto On COZ
"a 10OlinO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-24
q. .TlNAuN.-JoYER1A PLAZA DE Al

@. .TRNAUD,- PLAZA DE Al
FOsO sutido 1oyas de plata brlantes
pedras dna ModeOs de nOvedad eleganoa incOmpa
cable Lo mas belo pmOrOso de la oyeria francesa-ES
PNCIADADES.-En Relojes de Oro Plata, Nikel Aee1O
CT0n6meOs CaOnOgrafos RepeciOnes Roscopf L%ntes
Gafas de orgtaes fnos de ROca Centres de
Bande3s os YnaieTasy Escibanias cuadFups plsteaco
importation dtrecta. PHecOs sin comDetenc1a
DESEA COLOC ARsE.-Un jover qo,e
conoce Ia Tenedura de L1bros bastante de contab-
dad, perfecconado en- el Comercio, algo de agr
cultura presentando las referenca que sc quieran
lie buenas casas de esta Capital. En- esta inlprenta
InfOrmaran.
JOSE r StLVA.-TETUAN 37.---Gi
vista tambi6n cable sobro todas las plazas de
Epa6a sus islas por cndades de Is pesos Gins
so6re 1a plazas prfncpaes de Eranc Aemenia Ausa B
suiza Italia, Portugal umana servia, TGrquia GreoaI
Argeua, Egipto Siria Y1nozSoDrJ
90 Isa de Cuba.
Un avsro quo solo compra sombrer<.
cada veinte anus, SO proaeota en G. s. d.
'ombrerero donda habze* ccul ulprad0 la chis
terra que lLeva, y 10 dico con aoento s.
lemne:
-:Vamos, aqul mo tieno usted 81
otra vez!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-24

Sc AVISA & las personals con quienes
Ell Doctor Salicrup haya dejado compromi-
SOS penaientes con referencia & su profe-
sion, SO iiriian Ia casa cte don Arturo
Leon, cA!lse de Ia Fortaloza ndmero II, el
qu4 ss ha hecho cargo dc cumplir con di-
chos compromises. 1915
SFRagS3l0 de Torres Roldan.-Une
q gu buena i1I}rcs6n, la claridal sencillez en- el
m6tGdo, cnall3des esencales que 10 han hecho STEM
pre- prcferbi" todos los Iemas text"s-2r edclon.
NOEL - Y l. SOLO S en- c.; en- Ponce casa de doI
Manuel Lopez en- el resto de la Isla en- todos les
ostablecimient0s de importancia.
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Oh a r A D A

C1art1-to, tres to, umo- to, dos-to Eon
nacido, en- perador, verbo = sentido,
Y todos, Todo, el seao bien sorbido
nos tie1ee, p0r tn gran inspiration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-24
PASAIIEMpnS.
JA-CE-NA

Soluci6n la Charada de aver
JA-CE-NA
TRABAJOS De 1MPRENTA.-En Ia tipogra~
Tia dc LA CORRESPONDENCE SO cuenta con
Hn gran surtido de tipos, orIas y vihetas
enterameute nuevas para toda clase dc
trab&jos de Inprenta Las 6rdenes del in
terror SO sirven con prontitud y hay espe~
cial cuidado en- hacer los paquotes para
que no SO maltratdn los trabajos en- el ca
mlno. Precios muy econ6micos. P
r. L0Cl0N NANTLHERPETICAD DEL. Doc
MoNTEsEs el r0eor medoaento los herpes
Qu1tarles aplicara. LOC0n"
9g8 pHfmaa, ta Caspa e7tandO cada del cabeuO 2
hace desapareGer los baCCOs anChas eSnas de
cara. kxo SECURE Immediate Pdaae On booas
do G sa AL en- la del sed0r dUermoty depOsaT1o
SOUlERE V. DESINFECTAREL RON
MAIO9 Pues compre el folleto que le remtira por
correO mandando 50 centavOs en- selos Il la par J.
NJ Luna Il, dOnde tambien Sc fabrican SE(.LOS DE
COMA. 1913
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BOLIVAR ARR"IA Y cOMP.-Co-
MERGI. 2STl3s I29roKrApoA-; DE rRovIsIoNES VhNTAS
AL POR MAYOR.=Ageltes de la marca de cigarri-
Hos 'El Pajarito de Ia oric de fosfCFos de San.
4urce, marca BOLIVAR .=I1asa 10 de Dicembre 1898
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-24

81-Jomp1a , VeDde aeolonee
pA6ol de del Territorial Agcola C6dulas hpote
teOaEas del msmO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-09
siqht The showing is consider.

oil in sight. The showing is consider
ed bad
Tne Fisher-Raney Co.-struck a
buster at Davenport yesterday.
John Mcmahon, the oil producer, is
in Parkersburs.
The sensation Of last week was the
smith mystery. on the Ohio side, in the
Sistersvilleoifeld, owned blythe Kan
awha OH Co.. and not included in their
recent sale. When worlmen were ready
20 lower casing the hole was found
filed with sticks and stones Who
filed the hole and the object is not
known.
Carr Bros well, in Wetzel county, is
Q teaser to oil spectators. She made
several flows, and to make her do bet
ter. a shot was exploded, and 1t shat
tered the casing. What kind of a
pumper she viii make is still among
the things unknown.
The Standard is hot after every bar
rel OF production in the Sistersville
field. Every producer has been asked
TO set a price.
The Hill well. on Middle Island
creek. which looked like no good, is be-
ing pumped. and is doing 80 barrels a
day. according 10 the pipe line guage.
The Asa Say well, at Darlington, is
dry as a fish bone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-09
GOOD FOR CONSUMPTION.
The Orange River Free State said to Have a
Remarkable Climate.

Washington, d. c.. April IA new
resort for consumptives has been dis
covered in the Orange Free States
South Africa. United States Consular
Agent Landgraf, in report to the
State Department, tells OF the Dene-
fetal result experienced by persons
who have tried it, and adds:
mo country on earth can rank Win
the Orange Free States as health re-
sort. Mr.. Patterson had been all over
the world, and nowhere else found any
relief. l could give numbers OF SINH
lar cases. and that few people have
come here is due to the fact that the
Orange Free States is so little known
and in most parts Of the world be-
lieved to be a desert inhabited by
brutal natives and wild beasts. The
country is pretty we'll populated and
cultivated. Living is rather expensive,
and persons coming here should COM
mand from $50 to $50 per month. A
family of four or five persons can live
decently on 1900 per year.
persons whose lungs are far gone
should travel by stages from the sea TO
the Orange Free State-that is, such
persons should stay for a month at
Ceres. next at Beaufort West, etc, I'M
iii they are prepared to stand the dry
climate of the Orange Free State. a
direct Journey to Bloemfontain would
mean death to such persons. A land
ing place is Cape Town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-09
nn -. from Pnrkersburg.

Special 10 the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va, April SOL
men are fOcking 10 the Elizabeth field
in great numbers. and are eager to get
possession Of territory thCreahOUts.
The Island Oil Company began spud-
ding this morning on their lease on the
Frank Lane farm. three miles above
WiUiamstown. This is believed to be
GOOD location. and those backing the
enterprise are confident they viii get
oil.
The we'll on the Henry farm, few
miles above ParkersbUrg. which was
drilled i'm month ago. but about which
very little has been said. is the best
producing Wei i'm the county well
has been making 90 barrels a day right
along since it was drilled in. and the
production lis not decreasing any.
The well on the Spencer farm, near
BrisCO. which was drilled i'm about @
year ago and made 0t that time about
three barrels a day. has been imprOv-
ing ever since, and it is now claimed
thar 10 is making ten barrels Another
we'll has been located on the Spencer
farm. and the drill will be started as
soon as the rig is completed.
The population about Leecht0wn
Wood county. have the oil fever i'm its
worst form. Several parties from Par
kersburg were there last week with the
object of purchasing q small piece of
ground for q fishing camp. They were
staggered ar the price demanded and
did not buy. The owner stated that he
was not anxious to sell. as ne expected
thatanoilWellw would bedrilled in on the
place Inquiry developed that all the
farmers in that vicinity expected q
regular oil boom. and wanted fancy
prices for their land.
The SnGkard OH Company Oper-
atiDg near WilliamstOwn. has dis
posed of it's lease of $50 acres to
MesSrS. James Tenant and L. Horch-
setter. Of New York. The new COM
pany viii repair the Old wells and re-
vive the operations on the lease.
which is said 10 be a good one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of Indi-
viduals.

Daily GnrOnicle OF INC 'lofNAA4SA-t - ~
viduals.
Mr.. f. II. Griffette, Of Philadelphia, is
in the city the guest OF Prof. +. Z.
Meyer.
+. p. Sankey, travelling passenger
agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines west
of Pittsburg. with headquarters in that
city. was here yesterday calling on the
local agents.
Mr.. L. A. Brennaman, one Of the best
known oil producers in the Sistersville
oil field, was in the city yesterday on
his way from Pittsburg to that place.
George Carr, one Of the proprietors
of the Fishing Creek oil well, in Wet
eel county. was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. c. t. Horsford, formerly man
aver of the Fort Henry Club here, but
now manager of the Hotel Wells at
Sistarsville, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Slender, OF New Mar
tinsville. who has been the guest Of
friends In the city for a few weeks, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.
llr. Claude Buckley. formerly gen
eraI manager Of the Mutual Life In
surance Company of this city, was here
Yesterday and left last night for Lou
isville, Ky.
Ed. Duerr, a well known young bus
mess man Of New Martinsville, was a
visitor in the city yesterday
Prof. Evans, Of the Grand Opera
House orchestra, left yesterday over
the Ohio River railroad for a short
trip down the river.
DR.. W. II. Gillespie, a prominent cit
izen of Sistersville, was a visitor in the
city yesterday.
Rev Charles W. Teasdale, of Wash
ington, D. c., was guest for a few
days last week Of his brother, Robert
r. Teasdale.
VIM. West, Of Twenty-ninth street,
has recovered from a serious illness.
James Kirk. of No. 1905 Main street.
has returned from Florida. where he
has been for several weeks on pleas
ure trip.
Edward Henry Of the South Side,
has accepted position on the B. & o.
Lewis Stevens. Of the South Side,
left Sunday evening for Fairmont,
where he went to visit his sister, Mrs.
Parker
Hon. B. B. Dovener returned last
evening from New York City, where
he has been on business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-09
PLEAD GUILTY.
Marshall G. Price Confessed His Share
in Sallie Deans Murder and In
plicateS Another.

Baltimore, Nd, April 7.-Marshall
E. Price, arrested in Harmony, Caro-
line county, for the murder of Sallie
Dean, the 14-year-old school girl, has
made a confession. He states that he
was an accessory to the crime; that
Frank Cochran, a school teacher, Cwho
has been arrested and brought to Bal
timore) was the principal in the COM
mission of the murder. Cochran,
Price says. struck the girl on the
head with stone and stunned her.
She recognized Cochran. Then the
two men dragged her into the woods
and the teacher borrowed razor from
Price and cut her throat. The girl
was not ravished, according to Price.
Cochran faced the accuser tonight
and in the presence of detectives stout
" declared his innocence.