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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
OIL NEWS.

Ia. transfer hy Che owners 0t tho well
.. -.. Fre.lou farm oi their interests
o ... Eastern ON Company a- q meet
u held in their Office I'M this city
Friday. was quite surprise 90 the
people u the SisrersyillC field yestcr-
Cal whom +, became generally known.
The deal had been engineered so secret
lE that no one seemed 90 know anything
about D. outside of the parties inter-
Cs-Cd The general opinion at Sisters
Vile yesterday was that the price paid
for it was exceedingly low and that had
DC been generally known that the ter
r-ory was IN the market the owners
would have been able To- realize @ grea>
deal more out of the deal One pvomi-
ucnt oil man said Yesterday that the
local people only so, about what the
territory was worth and that he would
+. was ora the market. The statement
published that the Eastern OH Company
was branch of the Standard is not cor
rect. The Eastern is composed princi-
Taliy of people Of Syracuse. n. Y, ana
has no connection whatever with the
standard
The H. O.. Caldwell wcll on the Cooper
farm. q short distance below ST. Mary's.
was drilled I'm this week and has made
several flows. 10 is estimated TO DE go0d
for about ed barrels a day.
The we'll drilled In q few days ago
ON the j. w. Bonar farm. about three
mics east of Rosby's Rock. struck a
heavy flow of gas i'm the Big InjUn SAND
and VIII make paving gas wen ii mo-
OH is found The well Will DE drilled
deeper iu the hope of getting OIL
That much talked of event, the shoot
iug 0i The we'll on the Starbuck farm.
near C0'eraiu, has not yet materialized
auj it is very hard matter TO conlec-
iu when it win take place. For
some reason the owners appear TO bc
trying to make mystery of the hole.
They are now engaged I'm erecting
tankagc 0t the Wen and have given on.
that it win not Doe shot until the tank
is completed
The extreme dry weather is retard-
iug work tO q considerable extent I'm
some of the remote districts of the Sis
torsviuc field iust now. ont on Sancho
there is practically nothing being
done on this account. and In some
parts ON the Ohio side the same condi-
zion of affairs exists A good heavy
rain would stimulate business consider
ably u the oil fields.
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SICK m A FRENCH PRISON.

Ex-U. 5. Consul Waller Appeals to the l. 5.
Government for Aid-The State Depart
ment Displeased.
Washington ID. c., July 5.-EX-Con-
sui Waller. who is in prison near Mar
settles. France, is i'll an without med
zeal supplies, and the State Department
of this government has been asked TO
interfere in his behalf to the extent
of either providing him with the neces-
sary supplies or asking the government
of France to do so. The news was
brought through a letter to his step-son,
Paul H. Bray.
Mr.. Bray took the letter to Acting
Secretary Of State Uhl who telegraphed
Minister Eustis insuucting him to give
immediate attention to Mr. Walters
representation and to make careful in
quiry as to the facts in the case.
The State Department is not pleased
with the apparent delay on the part of
the French government in giving at
tentiOn to the request made by this
country for a full record Of the pro-
ceedings in the Waller case, and
MIR. Eustis has been instructed to call
the attention OF the French authorities
to the delay and to request prompt
response to our request. Mr. Uni has
more than once expressed his determin-
alton to press the matter to the extent
necessary TO determine at least Mr..
Walters rights and his cause for COM
plant
Bray is also much concerned concern
ing his mother. Mrs Waller, from
whom he has received no word since he
left Madagascar, Notwithstanding he
has sent numerous letters to her.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Good progress is making = the SUI
pcrstructurc of the new school building.
J. b. Gillespie is home from Ioungs-
town. e. 70 visit his family.
Ch8s. H0yle has returned to Scio Col
lege. where he is taking a summer
course.
Miss Alice Ridgeley, of Steubenyille,
is visiting relatives here for few days.
Miss Estella Lewis is visiting at Cam
eron. w. Va.
W. IT. Mediu and wife left yesterday
afternoon over the c. q p. lines for
Denver. Col. where they are going to
visit their son.
VIM. White Jr~ of Mt. Pleasant was
in town yesterday.
a. NJ. Harkns, OF Rush Run, WIS mere
yesterday ON bushes.
Sam Harrison, of Mt Pleasant was
in the city yesterday
Miss Katie Ellsworth has accepted
position as typewriter and book-keeper
for fine Wheeling COrrugating Company.
!. T. Hatch and wife have returned
from visit with relatives at Mt
Pleasant
Fritz Daume will leave Monday for
BOSTON. New York and other eastern
Doin.s on business and pleasure
ID. Gerke. OF L3UrellJon, has returned
home after short visit at this place.
The brick work on J. Z. Beynolds'
business room has been begun
Sheet mills TO- II and -, at the Act
na-Standard will resume some time TINS
week.
Miss Ida Hoylc is visitingfriends at
Cambridge. o.
Miss Maggie Ralston has gone to
Cleveland to visit for a short time. She
will go from there to Boston, Mass,
to attend the Christian Endeavor con-
veutior
Ed AI.auchlin. who had one of his
lege arputatcd I7riday, is getting along
very nicely. An artery burst Friday
uiglt. but Dr. ShuttlcWor,h was called
i'm and soon stopped tine flow of blood.
Herman Helling, of Ellwood, Pa, is
visiting friends and relatives at this
place.
The Glee Club Mt a recent meeting
declared a dividend OF fifty cents.
Louis Pfanenbach leaves this week
for q fishing trip down are river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell went
out to- St Clairsville yesterday TO attend
the funeral Of the late VIM. Dixon, Of
that place.
John King of Patton's Station, was
in town yesterday on business.
James Smith. Of Clarksburg. w. Va,
has returned home after a visit with
friends here.
George McConnaughy,of Mt Pleasant,
was in town yesterday on bushes.
Archie Kirkbrido is here from Ander-
son. Ind. visiting Old friends
Miss Clara Hamilton. of Marietta, is
visiting friends at this place
Ryev. r. ID. Dale, of Pittaburg will
preach in the L. p. Church to-day.
ST. Mary's to-day and coming week:
This is the fifth Sunday after Pente-
cost. and least of the most precious
blood Of our Lord. Ep. LIST of ST. Peter
fiji. S-15: Gosp. St. Matt V 20-24 This
is holy communion day for boys and
misses sodalities. Next Sunday there
will be no sodality meetings on account
Of the Sisters retreat Confessions
next Saturday as usual There will he
benediction every evening during Sis
ters' retreat. There will be no altar
society meeting next Sunday. Monday
Feast Of St. Eugene; Tuesday, Feast of
Blessed Virgin; Wednesday. Seven
Brothers and Companions, Martyrs;
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Personal.

NEW DISCOVERY FOR SKIN AND
complexion Opaline. endorsed by paysl-
clans cures skin disease and makes clear,
DiIr'r healthy skin Guaranteed. 1'c
Der bottle postpaid. Agents wanted.
Pamrblet on skin free. Address VAN
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Dame. Ind. ~
DO YOI- SPECULATE? THEN SEND
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free information how 20 remove hai l.I
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superior TO electric needle. CT Ia o.'
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

7+ was reported shout q month ago
,,a- the coinage OF silver dollars would
he suspended during the month of June,
AMI chat the suspension would probably
no continued after July 1. unless Secrc-
,,rv Carlisle believed that there was
s,me necessity for additional coinage.
~ There seemed to be a public demand
opH The manufacture Of light weight
.n,sr dollars at the mint had for some
..-,, beon conducted ON SO small a scale
s7-o $50 in May and an ayeragc OF
erze oet per month for the calendar
-tbat its influence was inappreci-
able
--..~. has not yet been achieved
49, was a further diminuton OF the
-+t,, out-urn in June only 1900
G rieoes having been minted. on
tso seeniorage amounted to no
r,sr $4,000 This reduces the
,i,oos- TO vanishing point 1T
s chat there are about $4,000
- hi the Philadelphia mint
Win be stamped and issued be-
-,,eqe of silver dollars is alb
suspended
,r be few TO mourn this sus-
-,on it comes. The country
\aloag very well without any
cent dollars
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
CRAFTON


Grafton, ". Va. July 6.-Among the
social events Of the season worthy Of
special mention was the angling party
given last night by 1Ir. and AIRS. Harry
Curtin at their residence IN West Graf
ton. in honor of Mrs. Curtin S sister,
Miss Diamond. OF Cincinnati, q. mere
were present Miss Ro.2 Nc'if3W, MISS
Emma Grant MISS ANNIE -Ie'fra"'
MISS ht'-. o'ilii'''' l.'V' "'i'o ','t q"
Hamilton. Miss Laura SommerFllle' Mr.
ana Mrs. H.. n. fri,'' AIR. ana Airs. g.
Il. Dron. Mes-fs. OAarIes helaVer'
Con owens Ol " "S-.'S' ol-, ~ - H.
Dorsey Nackn, l.. ". Ian oiIeJle' Ut;
4. ;. W3fcer' >. -. 09Il-ii'ell l.le any
lug cue Cc''i''-,- .-- - -. Va r. -'-e
for The ladies was awarded 10 mss Rose ,I
McGraW. the AooDE pIl1e lo MIS- f. H.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

BARTU-On Saturday July 9th, 1895, at
7 o clock a. m, John Barth, In bis lfth year.
Funeral from his late residence No. 800
Main street Monday morning at $50
o'clock. Mass at ST. Joscph's Cathedral at
o o'clock Friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend. Interment mt Mt Calvary
cemetery.
LASCU-Ou Thursday. July 4th. 500. at
40 o'clock p. M. Simon Lasch. in his 5Oth
year.
Funeral service, at his late residence. No.
~ Zane street Sunday Afternoon at >
O'Clock. Friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend. lntcrment at Greenwood
cemetery.
MISUNDERSTANDING, June 30. 1899. at
6:15 O'Clock a. m. JAMES ULYSSES LOVER
pGE. aged - years, . months and 20 days.
GOELLNER-OnW Wednesday. July 3, 1893,
al s o'clock %. m. William August GocInrr.
aged - wears. II months and . days.
TAYLOR-At his residence so. 1l2 Eigh-
tceuth street on Thursday. July 4th. $50,
at 3 o'clock p. M. Robert Taylor ON his o-d
wear.
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Board Of Equalization GaG.
ASSESSMENT H0T.o:

Clerks Office. CITY 0t
Public notice Us hereby r
sons Interested. that the
cd 10y the Council OF the C.t
have completed tLcir ass.
year. and made return tN..
lice. Any person Wlshins
said assessment or dD-
lions made viii appear .-
ing before the Board of Ei
Appeals ON the fOiloW.U-
O'Clock a. M, as the sld i
M such times at the said t-
hear all objections 90 Said
revise the same:
First Ward-Mondav. july
Second Ward-Tuesday. d.
Third Ward -WcduesrlE
Fourth Ward-Thurseay.
Seventh Ward-Friday Ja
Flfth Ward Monday. July
Sixth Ward Tuesday. Ju..
Eighth Ward-Wednesdaf .H
CHARLES ~. DAMN
jyL9u,13.H l
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Index 90 New Aarerts.emepts.
SECOND PAGE


9ACoND PAGE.
What's In q Name ID. Cundling e
20
THIRD PAGE.
-,.-,..,'. . annual Meeting-Ohio Valley
''0- assembly
FOURTH PAGE.
SuDerauous HAN Rcmoved-Cnrtis
Co. '0 ''' '''
DO You SDeculateq - Comsroo,,
reslea 6 Co..
fl,olo Profit per Month-Hudson &
70.
Beef Ezcracts-C. n Harding a. Co
situation us Stcnographer.
Notice CD tle Public. r. Van Kou-
it
NeN steam Ster.NzCr-NcLaip
i.'.'I ana Surgical Depot
AZ. fuI Going hWaF Albert stole
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- rE0TLE DROWNED.

Philadelphia. July 5.-Three persons.
OH residents OF Philadelphia, were
drowned i'm the Delaware river yester-
day 9t Beverly. y. j.. by the capsizing
of q boat. They were John Anderson
Frank Bevans and Miss Narembcck.
The party. consisting OF six persons,
left this city Wednesday night in,end-
ing 90 spend the Fourth in cruising on
the Delaware. When the party reached
Beverly the small boat was lowered to
go ashore. All had taken their seats
I'm the boat with the exception of Mrs
Nunce. I'm stepping from the yacht
into the boat she slipped and her feet
striking the guuwale the boat was
overturned. all the occupants being
thrown into the water. Mrs Beyars.
Airs. Aunce and Miss Jennings were
rescued by the two men who had charge
of the yacht.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

Bueros Ayres. July 5.-Argentine
government has purchased the Italian
cruiser Garibaldi and is negotiating for
another.
St Petersburg. July 5.-The' Russo
china loan viii DE signed tomorrow and
win De a first charge on the maritime
customs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
UNDERTAKING.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT AND SALE-HOUSE AND
grounds under lease. two years yet to
run. with furniture and complete house
keeping outfit. for sale ass il stands I'm the
house North Front street jy1dqcr
FOR RENT-FIVE ROOM BRICK House
40 81 Eleventh street. Possession given
August list. Apply Register Office. ly.edh
INOE RENT-House with rooms. inciud-
/ ing bath and laundry rooms. both
aasscs Inquire OF MRS. LIZZIE NJ. CAltN A.
HAN. 100 South Broadway street. Y@csdq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
AGAIN 1T Liberty.
E. l. Nicholson Arraigned at New
MartinSville Yesterday

And Released on 5000 Bail for
a Hearing on the Oath Inst, Be
fore Justice Shelby - The Bond
Given Through the Title & Trust
Company - The History Of the
Case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
DIED.

ELBERT-LONG-On Monday July lst
1895. John A. Ebert 10 Miss Grace Long.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
EOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE OR ENCHANCE-An acre OF
i ground with with SIX room house and
fruit of AN kindsJpi-ht miles west of Whool-
ing on the National Pike. WIN. 4. MCNEcH-
AN. ST. Clairsyillc. Ohio Jy",~at&d
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
A NEw sPELL1NG REFoRNr

The publishing firm of Funk & Wag-
nails. Of Philadelphia, has written to a
number Of newspapers inviting CO.
operation in the use of a certain en-
closed list of reform spellings Of words
selected from the larger list recon-
mended by the American Pathological
Association and the Spelling Reform
Association. we are willing de-
clares the firm. 80 introduce at once
these forms in our four periodicals and
.n an our new books. provided a rea-
s1nable number Of other periodicals
and writer's and business men viii
ad0p. the same so as TO help break the
force of criticism that may oppose.
The new spellings are 292 i'm number
and it IS limited that the acceptance Of
these modern forms would be but the
opening wedge into the entire yocabu-
lars OF ,Ae language.
The Philadelphia Record finds con-
siderable Inconsistency in the PROPOSE
ton For instance. the new spelling
rcf0rmors would have the people adopt
"autog-af" cantor. 'eufony," sui
fur "tau-om" and "farmacy," and yet
continue TO spell on, "phenix" and
prophccg" tt recommends "altho."
"aw." BEAUTIFUL" "bluf," "catalog,
dizziness. ~endevor," "naptha," rhine"
",ao." thru and "riumfant." and
nevertheless sanctions archaeology,
"ca,echize." Gear" encyclopedia" "hy-
poc-i," havoc. scep,er. 'sepul-
cher" and wreath" 1t looks as if this
proposed reform was only a beautiful
bluff"
Representative DooitIe. of the State
of Washington. proposes at the coming
session of Congress to urge the coinage
of "chop dollars" for The Chinese and
Japanese rale-,hc coins 90 have ,le
eagle on one side and Le Japanese
'chap ol tle other and le thinks that
Congress win adopt ,le idca Nr Doo-
u-re is decidedly .aueu.ue The c1m-
-rs PAS t.1 vivid "a recollection at -1e
-'. dollar t' ca-. ra try ng more cx-
r.-u.lts With -choD~ d1Iars
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
EoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR SALE-SECOND HAND IRON Safe
for 5000. Apply at this Office je5h
FOR SALE-ABOUT 200 FEET OF Steam
heating pipe Apply at this Office. my-'n
FOR SALE. CHEAP-CRANDALL Type
writer, with two type cylinders and Two
pairs Of ribbon spools; For particulars
call on w. L. BRICE. Register office
my15h
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
FINANCIAL
MARGIN
TRADING
EXPLAINED.

No matter what booklet on speculation
Won may have read send for ours. IL Is
new and complete ana clearly defines
Margin Trading and explains % market
expressions Crop damage reports from
he Ninter-wheat States show "a dcplor-
able state of affairs and ind Gates only
about half a crop OF AN inferior quality.
We believe wheat will sell above 800 a
bushc and advise purchasing NJ present
prices ON a or ic margin. send for our
daily market letter telling when and in
what 10 invest. IL is free
ARBOG asst & co.
je16dt ii6 Traders Bldg, Chicago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
HOTEL BEHLER BAR.

Mr.. Chas. Klein, formerly
business at No. 7f5 Mars
opened a bar I'm the HO-o
he viii be pleased 20 See l
Call and get aluumber
beer or whisky. Also o.
cars. Lunch served ever.
jy7dvb
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TOR SALE.
SUMMER RESORTS.
Locn LYNN uEIGnrs now

Opposite At Lake Park, Nd. All modern
cOuVeuieuCes. open june 18th. Terms
SO 20 Slj per week. Address
LOCK LYNN HEIGHTS HOTEL,
juSbed Mt. Lake Park. Md
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NEW ADVERT SEMENTs
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

have sold my restaurant N0 3D. r-
street. 10 Mr.. j. IS. McCuc. wlr .-
the business at the old stand
public for past iayors. J
McCue for a share of your pas
iva G.. J.. Nt....
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

ao..ar anyway.
The less tho is 90 4 gentlemen say
CO.'S yr Gao e .a.y SID have I'D
unsay nczt scar
Mrs Pcary cant be going after the
Lieutenant t5 Keep him from staying
QUE or nights. Tor there is only one night
ln tho year up where he is.
Vow Yorks sunday closing doesn't
enect anybody but the common people
and the "growler" trade The club
bars Of the rich are au wide open. and
those dry Sundays don't affect the sale
of extra dry" at the hotels.
Tt IS estimated that Europe has eX-
pended s25.OO0.000.000 during the pass,
IS years for the ostensible purpose Of
uantaining pace. and that the sum
Jar exceeds tGat expended in great wars
in the same period. The only inference
TO be drawn from this is that if the
taxpayers Of Europe want to economize
they should insist on war.
"Ranmaker" Frank Melbourne with
delightful frankness contesses that The
whole r8inmaking business is O. hume
bug from beginning TO end. But we
haven't heard Of lIr. Melbourne giving
uD any Of the thousands Of dollars he
got from his dupes. To De as frank as
Mr.. Melbourne, himself. it looks very
much as if he had been engaged I'D
something closely akin 20 swindliug
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

AGENTs-ACT QUICK; PRESERVING
Hoop spoon Greatest seller S.5. Send 9
cts. for fun size plated spoon by mail.
FORSHEE * MAXIM, Cincinnati ..
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LOST
WANTED.

WANTED.
-----~-~----------~--~----~,-
WTANTED-Bookke and Cashier de-
w sircs position. Address -. A.. reg
lister Office. H+e%u"
yTvANTEp-To Borrow $4,000 on rea.
w estate: hrstmortgage. Address II,
No. 1927 Market street. lyoeruq
NXTANTED-Sltuatio as short hand ana
w type writer by a competent young
lady. Address short Hand, this Office.
rvANTED-BOARDERS AND ROOMERS.
w accommodations first class. az No. lOJo
Market street, MRS. FALAENaIEIN.
wANTED-BEERs FARM MAP Of the
Panhandle published in 1871. Address
giving price, Box sol, Wheeling J.. o.
jy3eOGS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR BLANK
House Leases. OIL Leases, For hent
Cards. For Sale Cards and Rooms LOT
Rent Cards. Can az Register once.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-AGENTs TO SELL, SASH
Locks and Door Holders. SanIle 9 ISL
seller seller ever Invented Beats weights. $i2
a day. Write quick. BROHAliD q co"
BOX As T., Philadelphia.
T HAVE THE BEST AGENTS .ARTI-
Gle ON earth Send postal for particulars
No+ifue like IT, Credit To- all worthy
Wanted ny everybody No fraud FER
r1annrt ,-awluC business FOR honest peo-
lie Tu.O NOEL, Gooiosist, Chicago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
BUSINESS CHANGES.

SUCCESSFUL sPECCLATIoN--sEN>,lD
for our book. The Scalper" explains ne
best method of trading in grain, stocks
and provisions on limited margins. an
offcrcd 10 operators. both large ana small
also write for market letter, published
regularly. LANSING Il co, III Quincy
ST.. Chicago. Mention this paper. Je--dqs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

E@Three Square Pianos Second hand) one a S..
Grand Chckerng, for sale cheap.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

We handle TEN different makes of Pianos, giving customs
Iarue assortment from which TO select
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07

15nis,s while the late war was i'm pro-
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MARRIED

Closing Out Sale OF Jaconct Duchess an,
Lawns this week at J.. =. Good {, Co.'s.
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THIRD PAGE

-NN'-NAf AYE.
+" nat S In Name I'D. GundHng &
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-04
WATCHING FOR EzETA.

SSlvadorcan Republic Is All Torn Up
Over His Expected Arrival.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 4.-The steamer
Celia has arrived from Salvadorean
ports Captain johnson reports that the
little republic, the control Of which is
so ardently desired by Antonio Ezeta,
is in state of feverish unrest Ru-
mors have been thick at all the ports at
which tho Celia stopped concerning the
coming Of Ezeta to capture Salvador. A
warm reception awaits him.
"Theyare up in arms there, said Capt.
johnson. "At Acajutla, La Libertad
and La Union the beach is full Of SOL
diers. and at the new ports there were
guards all waiting for Ezeta. They told
me that the friends of Ezeta were
suffering for his acts No less than
half dozen very wealthy men were
in the chain gang, but what charges
We're made against them, could not
find out. Gutierrez, president OF the
republic, had an interview with the
president Of Honduras and Nicaragua
while l was in Salvador. What the
conference was about do not know"
According to the captain, Bustamente,
Ezeta's aide, was shot and there was no
boiling Gil poured on him. 1t is said
that Ezeta has many friends in Saliva
dor, but that they are afraid to open
their mouths lest they be imprisoned.