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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

Por rel Gobierno General Sc han dicta-
do las disposiciones siguientes: Sc apro-
baron varios cr6ditos adicionales al actual
presupuesto de Maricao; Sc aplobo el Gre
ditto de 2 mil pesos pal instalar en- Ell Mer-
cedo de Mayagiiez Ell Certamen Aerlcsla
y Sc aprobo una ampliacion de credito pa
"a la creacion de dos plazas de escribien-
tes en- GALES.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28
NOTICIAS GENERAIES

Desde aver. tarde Sc encuentra recoji-
do en- su casa, un POGO indispuesto, nues-
tro querido Director. Hacemos votos por
SUI pronto restablecimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

FL Ayuntamiento de Mayagiez ha de-
negado q los medicos titulares ell aumen
tarles ell sueldo al igual q. los demas en-
pleados de aquel Municipio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO

El Consejo de Administration de di-
cho Banco ha acordado en- session ordina-
ria de ounce del corriente, que todos los
pr6stanos de cualquier naturaleza que
haga en- adelante, ser$n recibidos por los
qaS 10 solicitor en- Elective metalico y &C.
dulas hipotecarias al portador en- la propo-
sici6n siguiente:
Desde $500 hasta 5000 ell 1Op3 en- c6dulas
3,1oO &C $500 ell Is pS en- cedulas
5,1O0 " 10000 ell 30 pS en- cedulas
1O,1OO " 10000 el rs pS en- cedulas
2O,1OO &c 10000 el 80 pS en- c6dulas
&C 3O,1Oo. 1" 10000 el 40 p g en- c@dulas
4O,1OO en- adelante sc. pS en- c6dulas
entregandose tambien EN- Elective las frac-
clones memories de cincuenta pesos que re-
sulten al hacer la deduction del tanto por
ciento.
Y para que llegue conocimiento del
pdblico, expido el presente en- Puerto Rico
VodOr FeSlIadOsG.-El Director Gerente,
j. RO6g COlOnaeT. 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

Por mas que Sc discuta, que SO escri-
zado que ell que venden los sefiores Pie
ras Y Compahfa en- su establecimiento
/" La Palmesana," Fortaleza n1mero 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

Da y naSTa que Sc peI00, no nay noJOr CAL
zado que ell que venden los se1ores Pie
ras Y Compahfa en- su establecimiento
d" La Palmesana," Fortaleza ndmero 80.
Nos dicen de Lares: - " Llamamos la
atencion de quien corresponds, referente
al NAL estado en- que Sc encuentran las dos
naves de Ia iglesia de este pueblo. Las
alfagfas que sosten1an los ladrillos Sc
han caido, y estOs estan sostenidos tan
solo por la mezcla que los une; de manera
que en- cualquier momento puede haber un
derrumbe y por consiguiente una catas-
trofe, que podr1a evitarse 81 Sc impidiera
que los ieles penetraran en- aquellos sitios
peligrosos."
Sc encuentra en- esta Capital, nuestro
buen amigo y active agente de Rfo-gran-
de, ell sefior don Juan Ros. LIE saludamos
afectuosamente.
SASTRERIA ERAMCESA. -FORTALEZA 81.
Gran surtido de traies desde ell de mari
nera para nifos de cuatro afos hasta la
ITALIA mas grande para hombres. Pantalones,
sobretodos, sacos de alpaca, chalecos 6. =
todos & precios equitativos.
De Isabella nos escriben queiandcse de
que ell vecindario Sc quedara aver g. con
las ganas de yer S. e. ell Gobernador." +"
No bien los repiques de campana anun-
ciaron su llegada, immense ntlmero de mu-
ieres, muchachos, ETC., Sc dirijio la igle-
sia. Pero S. E. no entro al temple, cosa
que llamo mucho la atenci6n. Sc des-
monte en- ell vestfbulo de la Casa Consis-
torial, estuvo ALI cinco minutes siguio
viaje para Aguadilla. Lo salado del cuen-
to es que Sc le tenia dispuesto una casa
que hab1a sido desalojada con ese obieto
por sus duefios, hecho los gastos para la
reception, etc, etc. y:......: no hubo pa
ra que. El suceso es La comidilla del dia
en- Isabella; despues que salio s. E., hubo
ALI la mar de garatas y discusiones.
Han recibido nuestros amigos los Sc
flores Boschetti Hermanos una preciosa
imagen de la Conception, tallada en- ma.
dera, que es una obga Dc meSitQ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

Sc encuentra enferma de alguna gra
vedad en- Ponce, la respectable senora dc
na Margarita Toro Blanco, decano de Ia:
profesoras de aquella Ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

Han recibido nuestros amigos los Sc
flores Boschetti Hermanos una preciosa
imagen de la Conception, tallada en- ma
dara, que es una obga Dc msrito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

Aver recibimos la vista de nTlestro
apreciable amigo don Manuel Diaz Fon nze-
ca, ,avecino de Barceloneta. Grata perma,
,nepcia la deseamos en- esta CiudRd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

Procedente de Lunemburgo y con car
ga de salazones y maderas, entr6 ayer tar
de al puerto de esta Capital, el bergantln
ingles &c w. z. Stowe"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

En- La Farmacia Blanco, de esta Capt.
tai, Sc expende la Bananina Fecula de
platano), de la que elabora en- Utuado Ell
inteligente farmaceutico nuestro amigo
don J. E. Legrand. Els un buen alimento
para los ni1os que recomendamos las
madres de familia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

Sc encuentra en- esta Capital, nuestro
buen amigo active agente de Rfo-gran-
de, ell seflor don Juan Ros. LIE saludamos
afectuOsamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

Sc ha presentado en- esta redacci6n el
guardia municipal Benito Pozo Tajuelo,
manifestandonos que no es cierto, como
dice una noticia de policia publicada ell lu-
nes pasado, que el haya tenido diferencias
nj promovido escandalo con un tai Jcse
Martinez. En- este debe haber habido una
eQuivocaci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

Nos dicen de Manati: 'El precio de
la libra de carne de res SO ha vendido hoy
en- este pueblo once ochavos, siendo eI
| valor que antes tenfa, el de un real fuerSe
Los pobres estan, con ese motive, trinan
do.-El pan que sc expende desde hace al
gunos dfas es bastante malo."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-28

hora.
. Sus tachos elaboran cada horas de
lao $50 sacos, y Ia Factorfa podr1a en-
tregar 500 sacos diarios.
Hay en- su casa de maquinas dos sec
clones de centrifugas para la fabrication
del azucar de la y "a respectivamente.
En- la aplicaci6n de los Hornos para
aprovechamiento del bagazo verde Sc ha
tenido tanto tan habil cuidado en- la
installation, que el aire, siempre constan-
to por conductos especialmente hechos no
llega ellos eino caliente para no dlsmi-
muir en- manera alguna la alta temperature
La Factoria tiene cuatro locomotoras
y 500 whagones. ...
FL Rio grande de Lola que atraviesa
esta importante Factor1a SO une con el de
Can6vanas es tan caudaloso que Sc re-
cuerda entire sus terribles crecientes, una
que SO elevo 10 pies sobre su nivel.
La desembocadura de este rio en- el
mar SO admira La simple vista desde ell
balloon principal de la hermosa casa de la
fnca, desde Ell que Sc abarca un cuadro en-
cantador en- ell que la cala forma horizon
/ to, solo interrumpido por suaves declives
del terreno, colinas que con sus tonos de
gombra dan mas attractive al panorama.
Los tanques inmensos de esta Central
spp 0aPaess para coRteneE Jog. QQQ igalo-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29
BENWOOD.

Miss Laura Quidland, of Steubenville.
who has been visiting friends has re-
turned 70 her home. accompanied by
Miss Sallie Peabody, of Glendale.
A large crowd attended a picnic in
McMechen last evening.
Miss Lizzie Dolan. from Sistersville.
is on visit 10 her parents.
Mrs. VIM. Himberger and family are
visiting her parents in Larten, o.
Mrs. J. Talford. from Sistersville. ".
Va. is the guest of her sister here for q
few weeks
Miss Nora Sewig is visiting friends in
Cadiz o.
Mrs. Debold and daughter Maggie are
visiting her daughter in Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs /. S. Martin, of Sisters
Vile. We're calling on friends here.
Mr. John Neidmeyer and family have
returned home from Moorfieid.
NIr. Chas. Sprouts Is lying dangerous
~ IN az his home on Main street.
A farewell reception is TO be given
Monday night in honor of our pastor.
Rev Denton. of VI. E. church All mem
bers of the church are cordially invited
Also a reception 10 be held Thursday
night in honor Of our new pastor, Rev
!. s. Robinson. and wife
Mrs. G. Swartz is guest of friends at
Boggs Run
Lawyer VIM. Sidell. of New Martins
Vile. was in town during the past week.
Rev. Boczelle has opened a high
school for pupils preparatory to enter
ing college.
Jno. Wilcox. from Morgantown, was
a visitor in the city.
Mrs. G. Clemens left to-day for Pitts
burg. where she viii visit several weeks
among friends and relatives in that
city.
Miss Annie Kendall who has been a
guest Of her parents in Warrington for
a few days. has returned TO this city
Mrs s., Schad and daughter have ar
rived home from Pitsburg. after spend
ing a few weeks with relatives Of that
place
Mrs. VIM. Lindsey. Mrs. II. Riddle,
Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. J. p. Barger Mrs.
J. ". Mcdonald, Mrs T. NJ. Meighen.
and Miss Rosetta Linsley and Miss Lau-
ra Dare spent Thursday 81 Wheeling
Park
Mrs. A. Vance. who has been on a Wis
i. TO her daughter In Mingo, has arrived
home
Aug. Hepe, q well known mill man,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29
PORTLAND

Portland. o.. September 2S.-WilEam
Ral<a. one of our township trustees ana
one Of the leading members Oh our
school board, died On Monday OF "
phoid fever He leaves widow ana
several small children TO mouEn ms
loss
P G.. and W. J. SandersOn were home
from. Toronto Sunday. They report
their bridge work as nearing compile
ton
Nfr. Ed Hook, CT Brilliant, was IN
.o1-n one day this week.
Somebody viii hear something drop
presently if less cider is mol SOLD 10 per-
sons who are In the habit OF getting
drunk on our streets. Il begins 20 look
as though the grand jury would hear
from US soon.
Several petitions have been presented
To the Justice of the Peace asking for
the appointment of C. VerwOhlt 70 the
oflce of tree. made vacant by the
death of Wa Bake.
Hodgens d McGannon will start TO
Richmond, Va. with car load OF
horses in few days.
The firm Of Ward & Lewis will dis
solve the frs Of October. w. A. Ward
going ou, The business will be con-
.lnued by the LEWIS Brothers.
Dr. W g. Mckee is again able 70 be
on h.snwheal after confinement to the
house several days from severe spra.n
of the ankle, received while alighting
from the same.
DIR. Winget is becoming quite on ex-
PERI on the wheel
Or. ]. NJ Kelley. of Steubenville, was
doing business in town Tuesday.
Misses Georgia Watson. Gertrude
Bishop and Laura Westwood, of Mar
ms Ferry were the guests OF Miss
Blanche Gillespie Tuesday.
Mr. George Gillespie and family, Of
ConUalia, H., are visiting his mother
az this place.
Miss Anna ST.nger LETT for Pitsburg
Tuesday to visit friends.
Quite a number from here attended
the Smi,hfeid fair Friday
Misses Georgia AIKEN and Jessie Bel
ton arc guests of Mrs. Zadok Burr'ss, Of
near Sni llfeld.
MIS- J. T. Hods=ls is visiting friends
ir S. Louis
@ y. Mckee is sperlny 9uO+ay with
lis m Their
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29
NEWBUARG.

Newburg W. Va, Sept 2S.-Messrs.
c. Z. Ellis and son will move their gen
eral store from rooms now occupied by
them into the large building under
Opera House. on Railroad Street They
intend TO keep a full stock of clothing
in addition 10 the varied stock now kept
by them.
Mr.. Bert" Despard, Of Clarksburg,
dealer in coal lands was in our town
two or three days this week. He has
large interests in this part Of Preston
County.
Mr.. A. H. Osborn. Of Clarksburg,
came here this week and tested the
boilers of the Newburg Oreu Coal and
Coke Co.. preparatory TO starting their
coke plant here
3. I. Skinner, track foreman on the
b. 6, o., and family, visited his IaJneI
at Cherry Camp this week.
Mr.. F. ". Horchler, who had his leg
broken by a horse falling on 1t some
weeks ago, is out on clutches.
Rev. Geo II. Williams is home from
attendance at N. z. Conference at
Buckbanuon. The conference assign
ed him to The work at this place anoher
year. being his third year here.
Mr.. James Murphy a resident or our
town for several years, left this week,
he is going to Pittsburg to WORK ana
his wife is going to her sister at nom
as. W. Va.
our public schools under manage
ment of Prof Freeman, is progressing
finely. though the excessively not
weather and scarcity OF water Is
against hem.
Lvon District Sunday School Conyen--
ton at Gladesville to-day. Very good
attendance and much interest is man
Tested. WI.
County superintendent H. 5. Whit
sell was i'm town this week.
Our people were much excited ted over e.,
he fact OF so many being injured II
the railroad wreck at Tunnelton on
Thursday night. Mrs. Neil J. Fortney,
of Kingwood being among the number
hurt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29

viii soon wed q young lady OF P--Js-
burg.
Tom Sprouts is in PiJtsburg.
Mrs. Pat Harvey, from Proctor, is the
guest of her parents here.
Harvest Feast to-day at 81. Matthews
English church.
Mr. VIM Crockard, manager Of Riv-
erside Iron Works, and wife have taken
q trip 10 Denver, Colorado, and ether
western cities.
Mr.. Henry S-einman, of Upper Ben
wood. was married last Wednesday ev-
ening to Miss Ella Fryman, Of Wheel
ing Rev. Boczelle performed The GER
emOny.
Miss Nora Allen and her friend. Miss
Mary Healy, have returned from Sis
tersville, after few weeks visit.
James Dolan, proprietor o. Arlington
Hotel. Sistersyille, spent few hours in
this city Thursday.
Miss Nora Davis viii hold a class re-
union a her home on Water street on
next Thursday evening.
Arrivals in the city during past week
were: Mr. Mcfarland, Of Braddock,
Pa; Mr. W. Il. OFT. of Allegheny; Mr.
and Mrs T. Wright. of Huntington, w.
Va
At her home ON Water street last ev-
euing. Miss Susanna Schad was agreed
bly, surprised by q large circle OF her
friends. The affair was in honor Of the
young lady's twenty-second anniversa-
ry Wheeling City band furnished mu-
sic. Dancing and social usamenis
added much to the enjoyment OF the eY-
ening. At midnight an elegant supper
was served. y pleasant time was spent
by ell present.
Mrs. 4. Fox has returned home from
New Nar,insvilie after pleasant visit
with her daughter.
Misses Marie and Lorle Kimple,on
were calling on their cousin Mr.. Jesse
Kimpleton, telegraph operator Of the
0. R. depot.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29

looking creature. It's body is a slate
color. and is covered with small pro-
iections resembling thorns OF rose
BUSH
Mrs. J. z. Trueman, Mrs. Charles
Trueman and Mrs. George Ciften are
visiting at GAINESVILLE for few days
with friends.
=. F. Holloway. Of Flushing, has sold
his milk dairy at this place TO the
Wheeling Dairy Company.
Meisters band will play to-day at
the corner stone laying at the Knights
Of Pythias temple at Wheeling. They
Will 60 to Washington, Pa, Tuesday
where they have a three days engage
ment.
Bridgeport water rents are due October
1st. A discount of 10 per cent. mill oe
allowed if paid before the 1Ctn.
W. r. BOWMAN, Secretary.
%. .. 4. G.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29
FAIRMONT.

Fairmont, w. Va, September Is
Major J. c. Anderson. of Loeb Lynn
Heights. was here Wednesday.
Mrs. Lawrence Koran is in the East
on business.
VIII Henderson and John Showacre
of Moundsville, were here on business
several days this week.
Miss Nettie Hall is home from WISH
to Moundsyille relatives
Mrs. James W. Davis was confined TO
her room several days this week quite
ill.,
AIessrs. J. B. Sommerville and Hugh
Sterling, of Wheeling, were here TINS
week
Mrs. C. L. Skinner came home this
week from New York State where She
was called by the lines and death OF
her neither.
Bert Wilkin, Of Milligan Wilkin q
Co.. the Wheeling music dealers, was
here on business this week.
Mrs. C.. w. Swisher and children are
the guests Of friends at White Day this
week
Miss Ella CommerfOrd, Of Wheeling
was the guest of Mrs. j. II. Hough, on
Barney street, this week.
Paul Brown. the well known tailor
left Yesterday for Ellins, W. Va, where
he will 90 into business for himself.
County Court met In special session
this week and transacted large
amount of business.
Rev. Engle, formerly Of this place
who was last week appointed Presid-
ing Elder of the Clarksburg district,
will remove his family here. having
rented tho property of Mr.. Thomas
Hough. on the South Side.
The Y. 2. S. C. E. Of the NJ. p.
church rendered an enjoyable recep-
ton to the new pastor. Rev. Fletcher
and wife. at the church last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reinheimer are
home from an Eastern pleasure trip.
Miss BERTHE Jackson. Of Grafton
spent Sunday and Monday here.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold an art loan exhibition in the
new skinner block about October 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29
BRIDGEPORT.

Misses Mabel Roberts and Margaret
Howell are visiting friends at Wells
burg for @ few days.
Mrs. George Gribble, Of the West
End. is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Perry
Nenear and Mrs J. Fitzgerald, ar cam
eron. w. Va. for several days.
Earl Oglebay, of Cleveland, was IL
town Yesterday on business.
Yesterday was pay day at the Wheel
ing Creek mines
The c.. /. d W. paid on this end
Friday.
Mr.. J. r. Kritzner. Of Philadelphia
was i'm town on business yesterday.
The subscription Tor stock in the
Fairpoint Oil Company. in which sever
al people of this place are interested, Is
goins OF az a lively rate and is an as
sured success. Operations Will begin in
few DAYS The place where the well
will be located is very promising. This
has been stated by some Of the best Gil
ren about here. Some Of the back his
tory concerning the land In that neigh
borhoOG Is about as follows: Forty
wears ago o vel. for salt was drilled
there. but il was abandoned on account
OF the smell and taste OF oil in the
water. Just west Of the location be-
tween Flushing and Fairpoint Prof
Orton. State GeOlosist, gives the history
Of the we'll drilled there in 168S. in
which forty-fve feet of Berea sand was
found and 8 strong flow Of salt water
The work Of putting in the twenty
horse power Eas engine ar the Crystal
glass house has been completed.
At Dent & Co. S drug store they have
ON exhibition horned toad which ie
the ONLY one or its kind about here
The animal was sent 10 them by b. s.
smith, OF Dallas, Tex. 1t is q very ugly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29
SALEM

salem. W. Va. September 2s.-Clas.
Hickman. Of Clarksburg, was here to-
lay on business. ,,.--.-
Mrs. Thomas Flanagan OF lilinois'
Who has been the guest Of her parents
a. this place for several days, returned
home to-day. -,,,.
-his week on business
The new ". z. church IS nearing com
plc-.on 49,.
Nlr. Hallock. Of Wheeling. was here
this week on business.
Lee r. Davis viii leave for Georgia
s-me tine next week, rsaes. a. goes for
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29

turned home Thursday They were
sorry that they came TO Grafton.
West Grafton expects to have water
works before long. They will get their
supply from the Grafton water works.
Some Of the boys that boarded the
wreck train 10 go out to the wreck at
Tunnelton Thursday night had the
pleasure Of walking a good ways
Summers. Baughner 6, Co., Insurance
agents, have located here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29
HANNIBAL.

Hannibal. O.. September 2S-Mrs. j.
NJ. Boice and three daughters have re-
turned from a visit TO friends and rel
atives at Sardis, o.
Miss Alma and Mrs. F. Neuen-
schwander were in Wheeling Tuesday
shopping. ,..-
'Olr towns experiencing a butter
famine just at present
Rev. G.. NJ. Wilson and son Gilbert
returned from the Eastern ONO Con-
ference Tuesday evening, the former TO
serve as our pastor for the ensuing
year.
E. Davenport. Of Friendly. w. Va
an eupIovc on the q. r. r. r, was in
town las. Wednesday.
The work of the plumber stil con-
tinues. and. strange TO tell we nave
had no gas for three weeks. 49,,
louis Nuhleman. OF Sistersville,
eDent last Sabbath with his family.
That wedding which was to have
been last Sabbath viii be to-day. All
week Ed has Worn d smile one loot
wide.
Mrs Hartshorn. Of Cleveland, and
Mics Eaton. of East Palestine. Who
have been the guests Of their sister.
Mrs. A. II. Hofer returned TO their
homes last Wednesday.
Dr. e. p .Hau-at is ut home again
from a visit TO Silver Hill. w. Va his
Miss Jennie schafer Of Wheeling.
Is the guest of Mr.. A. Rist
G Braunlich. of Wheeling, is the
guest of his parents.
Miss Lou Anshutz of BuckhiA, Is q
visitor in town this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29

handsome presents; after which a very
tempting repast was ably dlscusse a.
Among those present were, MI: T.
Thompson. of Sonora, Cal, ana MISS
Della Littou. Of Siscersyille, w. va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29
sTEUBENvILLE.

--l--,- l,e- +rf= week for the
7'-' '. D. -[,-,.-
az. .,,. 80 - prince-on Col
l'-- - --,.- 7,,,,,,o~,ora class.
,--,,-- rf ,IIsoberv is
.'7 SO - Iii, --c9r.aI
7-s- % .i57 ~ 5.-,t5o,i- f. q guest of
-..t,-.- 9-- and Mrs Morgan
Ms rfz7f5 Frgal is home after
.brss months yisi. with friends in the
~.
,r.rvfr. and vif7 are here from
,-'I--'.....,.. ~, o. ,-isi- IN Mr. NcGuire's
1to'
,r.~,. ofTos ANGELES Cal.
- - IN q visit 70 rela-
o-.' ..''1 ~ now week
-t ~ ~ -,erorar+ tailor
.-. 49,. iss,.es new rsalr for
~ '-' ,.-----,l
'-7 ia g., 80, -,..... ~, a. b0si-
49,. s-. ~, C,,j1 r,,,,Y1rv and T
..t, l,,.,i,-,lf--tt- ~, f.,,.i,,sss f9r
-i. ,--
& % -.s, ~ ,r;roo
ID Id amy CIV ~ Co,+oD
J0Ae.I.I nave s'-' sac
States expos --ol III 81 .l--!-@'
Terrence DuiIl ana "i-e nave soLS oL
au extended visit 20 re-alNe7 III Ne"
York STATE.
". y. Close has gone Lor 4 tour along
Lake Michigan.
Es-on and David McGo"du' H. H.
have returned from AushoAo anu inc
East
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-10
WITHOUT OPPOSITION.

The official state paper and organ Of
the state house leaders of the Republi-
can party, the Kansas Breeze, authori-
tatively settles the case Of David Mar
tin, the silver chief justice of the su-
preme court Of the state, by the fol-
lowing declaration, viz:
speaking Of the election of a su-
preme justice, we do not take much
stock in the talk that some other man
than Judge Martin may be nominated.
Judge Martins views on the silver
question, in our judgment, are not in
accord with the majority of the Re
publicans Of Kansas, but for that mat
ter everyone is permitted TO believe
what he pleases on that question and
still hold his membership in good stand
ing in the Republican church. No
question involving the free and unlim-
tied coinage Of silver will probably
ever come before the supreme court
OF Kansas. anyway, so that 1t makes
little difference what Judge Martin
thinks on the silver question. At
present we think Judge Martin, as the
appointee OF Republican governor,
is the logical nominee this fall. There
will be no organized opposition To his
nomination and probably very little,
IL any, opposition to his election"