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plear grandes capitales, todos los tub6rcu-
los de esta clase que sc consumer la ca
pital. Patios hay en- Santurce que pueden
tosechar tres cuatro quintsles, empleando
M solo hombre en- ese trabajo. Creemos
que nuestra indicaci6n bien merece la pena
de que sc tome en- cuenta
49, Recortamos de Gel Progreso>, dia.
rio madrileno: Al regresar el viernes dlti. :
mo la procession del Santo Eotierro por la
calle de la Estereria, de L6rida, sali6 dispa'
RADIO como una flecha de un portal sober
bio cato que echo & correr entire las dos hi.
leras de cofrades, armandose con este mott
vo algun barullo. Como las dos tres We.
ces que el animal intento refagiarse Ell al
gun zaguan fu6 rechazado por los que con-
templahan 81 paso de la procession, retroce-
diendo furioso desde media Gale para volver
S la casa de donde habfa salido, al hallarse
frente 4 la paerta, dando nm salto tremendo
por encima de la gente que SO hallaba senta'
da en- la acsra, sc arrojo la cara de una jo'
ven de ounce 'anos, poni6udosela hecha un
verdadero mapas
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ausiada meta de los mineros poseldos dc Ia
f ebre de oro. Para anunciar los @xitos 8
contrariedades que pueden oc1rrfr en- su VIA
je, 40 servir&n de palomas mensaJeras acll'
matadas en- Juneau.
~. Alguuas personas Green que no ca
cierto que IN buque americana de guerra nj
ciera esta ma7ana presa uno mercante
frente esta capital. Els possible que el
bergantfn que remolcaba fuese uno de los
que vienen 4 proveer de carbon 4 dichos
baroos.
~ Ell ilustrado doctor Font, facilita
en- terminos altsmente honrosos los autores
de la ceiebre Emulsion de Scott. Sres. Scott
y Bovine, Nueva York. Muy senores m1os:
Creo IN deber de concieneia al propio ITEM
20 que un deber professional, ell man1festar
ustedes los brillantes resnltados obtenldss
en- mi larga practica con el uso de SD exec
lente preparation conocida va en- tooo ei
mundo cou el nombre de Emulsion de Scott.
Casos en- extreme desesparados de raqul
tismo, afecciones bronquiales pulmonares
cr6nicas, esorofulismo en- todas sus man'fes.
taciones y aun en- las mismas tuberculosis,
los que he tenido ocasi6n de observar dc
cerca tratar con su Emulsion, en- todos
ellos he obtenido los mejores resultados,
pues sus excelentes oomponentes, los nj.
pofosftos de cal de sosa ell aeeite puro
de hfgado de bacalao, reune una preparation
delicaAfsima que la hace facil de tomar y
digerible aun por los estomsgos mas delloa'
dos, por cuya circumstances me complazco
en- extreme, felioitando ustedes por el gran
servicio que vienen prestando con gu preclo'
preparado Emulsion de Scott s Ia humanidad
enferma. Soy do ustedes con toda oonside'
raci6p alto. g. So. b. &. m.-Dr. Pablo
Font Martelo.-Humacso, Puerto Rico.
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Ell S U R TID 0 R

Mi amigo Pepe Bola es un muchaoho
que no carece de taleato, y tuvo la precaa-
cion de casarse con una viuda semi-rica.
Pepe Bola IN 6rgano de noticiaa, un
hombre de grandes proyeotos. Yo suelo
y 81 sonrie, pnes adivins, sin duda, la buena
lntenc'on del apodo, que traduce por dill
genc!a, actividad, .espionaje...
Anoche, en- <Ls Mallorquina,> , me dej6
patidifaso con gu xn'tma hora,, su nuevo
proyecto. Dfjome:-<Yo trato de fun dar On
esta capital un peri6dico mons:ruo; eatable-
cer6, para clio, un servicio de oorresponsales
en- las primeras capitales del naundo. La
empresa, qae llevarA mi noubre, no admitira
snsoriciones ? colo los directories de periodi'
Cos podran PROVERBS de Ia publication, au
torizAndolos para reprodacir la univsr sal Ia
form .ci6n, previo sohtTato establecido.>
-;Bravo!, contsstele; ivengan esos Gin.
co dAtiles!
-sY que nombre spiensss poner ese
coloso del periodismo?
-Pnes este, contest6me Pepe Bo1a: GEL
Surtldor de la prensas.
Exonso deoir que miro de arrlba absJo
8 mi amigo, creyendo ver en- 81 IN loco. rs
treeh6 su lnano afactuosamente, despidi6n-
dome, = seilando aqueila ensreyista con las
siguientes paisbras:
--Te felicito, eTres :himeneas>; eres
IN grande hombre, digno de otra ocsa; pero
perm1teme que to de consej 0: Cambfale
ell nombre al peri6dico; titulalo, La C5rres'
2'o>sdencia de Puerto Eico
GUILLERMo ATILES GARCIA.
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NOTCH As

- En- San Thomas no Sc t;enen no-
ticias exactas reapecto del dailo que causa.
ron nuestras baterfas los buqnes enemigos
el dia del bcmbardeo; pe-o se dice que fua
ION de consideration. Hubo bastantes ba-
jas en- las tripulaciones y despeyfectos en- los
barcos. En- los Estados Unidos observa
una censara muy severa respecto del now
miento de los buques de Ia escuadra enemi
ca Tambi6n referente de los telegramas
que sc expiden para el extranjer respeoto de
asuEtos militares.
x*x En- Aguadilla ha sido detenido el
indivlduo Mariana Sanabria, por proferir
lnjurias contra la fuerza del ouerpo de 10
Guardia Civil
~ Ha sido aceptada Ia renunoia, por
motives de salud, del alcalde de Qaebrsdi-
Has don Francisco Ramon Saavedra, nom-
br&ndose en- au lugar al CONCEAL don Homo
rio Hernandez.
LOS N0VlOS S&HE A,A4sSz s &gzn$9: de
qulsn muebes n eondic1nes ventajosas. ,
.~x I'm San Thomas nay un buque
mercante americana cargado de carbon. Ailf
entran los vapores amerioanos de guerra
cargan dicho combustible trasbordando des-
de el oitado buque. Ri consul de Espaha
ha protestado de ests tranegrssidn de las Ie
yes de Ia neutralidad. No es cierto que MIN
gun buque enemigo arribase aquel puerto
para e1terrar eus muertos despu6s del bonn
bardeo de Puerto Rico.
~. Copamos de Gel Heraldo> de Ma.
dril: ''Do1la Carota Pacheco, viuda de
don Victor Cadet, murciana de nacimiento,
falleoi6 abintestato On Argelia La Admi.
nistraci6n francess SO ha spcderado de IA
hereucia dejads por dicha sefora, que as.
cientle mas de doscientos mil francos, EN-
vrtud del derecho de soberanfs del Estado
de apropiarse les bienes sin dueno, por no
haberse paesentado nirgan heredero de la di.
fnnta s 2esar de los edictos va publicados."
- En- San German, en- Ia casa de cam.
po de don Segundo MILAN, ee declare IN in
cendio, habiendo sldo pasto de las llamsa
toda la casa, lo2 royos dc tabaoo torc:do,
20 quintales en- hoja, l8 lechones, a'hajss
demas efectos de oasa, calcul&ndose les per.
didas en- unos tres mil pesos, suponi6ndoss
casual, segnn averiguaciones practicadas por
fuerzas de Ia guards civil Go dicho pueblo.
~. Adelante ell negocio. Gel Popu-
lar" es el establecimiento que vende el me-
jor calzado. Todo 81 que quiers convenoerss
de 10 dicho, no tiene mas que pasar por Ia
referida tienda, ealle de San Justo, numero
ID. Tambi@n sc venden osros srtfcnlos de
alta novedad fantasia, que estAn llamando
la atenci6n de todas las damas csballeres
de esta localidad. Vista hace f6
Gran aImacen de muebles 'seS }&5HSzz!s yzzsn
precos sumamente m6dicosAlquileres mensuales 1 pre-
clos populares. Gran existenca de marmoes maeras der
- I'll ----4-~:~-A-
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~ n peTIOUiGU
sieur Duluc. historiador, &c propone hacer
un viaje Puerto Rico con Ell objeto de es'
tudiar bien este pals escribir luego un Ii
bro. Dice el citado peri6dico que Mr.. Du'
luc visitara tamb6n Pepe Cid, adquirirA
en- su ESTABLISHMENTS <El Clack, San Fran
cisco 81, varios sombreros.
~. Recortamos de <La Democraoia>.
de Ponce: <Segdn noticias recibidaa por
Ell vapor frances E'Manoubia,'' la escuadra
yankee habfa saIido preci pitadamente de la
porado esa feta Ia que realzo ia <her6ica,
hazaila del II en- la capital.>
W.. Segun noticiss que venimos reci
bendo de toda la is]a, la pr6xima cosecha
de cafe promete ser abundantfsima. En- Yau.
co estan muy animados los hacendados.
x@.. A la edad de rs amos ha fallecido
en- el pueblo de las Piedras, el apreciabe se.
hor don Basilio Garcia, CONCEAL que fue de
aquel ayuntamiento. Descanse en- paz.
~. Las personals precavidae, las que
entlenden y practican el por 81 farti de los
ltdllanos, deben proveerse dc conservas ali
nenticias en- el Colmado de Cerecedo. Las
hay de todos calibres condolences
prueba de yankees. Recu6rdese que tenien-
do en- casa con que conner bien, el6vase ell
espfr;tu, los nervios sosiegan, las penas
no atlijen tanto, y ell vientre no Sc reveia en-
retortijones. Con un oacho de galleta, dos
ruedas de salchich6a do Bolonia una oopa
de Rioja-alta usted " 20 tambi6n) haeta
ell paso de las Term6pilay. Cerecedo Her.
msnos = Compa6fa son los hombres de la
situaclon.
x** Ell vaporcito de Catano no hizo es'
ia manana Ia travesia 8 esta capital al llegar
al primer tren de Bayam6n. Muchas perso.
mas tuvieron que hacer el viaje en- botes.
Otros regresaron por ell mismo tren Ba.
yam6n, en- vista de las noticias alarmantes
que circulaban en- Catafo
- I'm Cadiz. una nina de ouatro aflos
de edad, llamada Dolores Oset, jugapdo en-
su casa 90 acerc6 s encender papeles en- una
pequefa lamparilla que srdfa en- la habits
ci6n, prendiendo Ia llama en- los vestidos
sufr!endo extensas quemaduras, de las que
falleci6.
~. En- San Thomas sc decfa era muv
probable que ell comsndante del vapor de
guerra frances <Almirante Rigauet, que es-
taba surto en- nuestro puerto ekdia del BON
bardeo, protestase contra Ell ataque dc los
yankees nuestra plaza. Euestros lectores
saben que le alcanz6 un proyectl enemigo
que, afortunadamente, le CAUSE POGO daiio.
81 el bombardeo habiera sido svisado previa.
mente, claro es que este buque y cualquier
otro extranjero que se hubiera encontrado en-
su case, hnbieran tornado precauciones para
evitar un percance y para auxiliar Gus ma.
cionales.
~. Nos ha favorecido con atenta visi-
ia nuestro amigo don Vicente Ortiz Lopez,
socio de la casa de sehores Sucesores de jose
Maria Ortiz de Maunabo.
~. <La Union, acoge bien nuestro
peneamiento de que utilicen los arenales
bald1os de Santuroe para la siembra de papas
y batatas. Dichoa arenales podrfan produ-
cir sin mayor esfuerzo ri necesidad de en-.
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Coche triSemanal

o>-:...:o LA ExPOs1C1ON", bajo la direction de
Ii0nliSeIla propietarlo don Manuel carreras Car
~sA"'S~''~ moega. En- ella hay gran surtido de
sorbaa. eamisstas medas para csbasr1. Sc haoea "a
M este estableeiento ha trabajado los prin
epaes talleres de Ia Habana Preeios ain sompetenca
nateriales a-superores Esta 10 mas
~ ofreee d ptbico los trabaios 1s16
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La SuScrjDcI0n directa

de <LG Correspondence de Puerto Rtco> vole S2 SO
eI t7imcstre uoctntodos. No se7visti,e sAscy1p-
clones sjn pao ddclantodo Sc 2o,sede hacsr rene
se{os d: correos g;ros de Ia pre,asa biNetes
p1v1y.iut1os ejcctie0.
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-. <'Dfas atrAs dice un peri6dieo
madrileno, un svecino de Martorell que
por Ia carretera de San Saturnino de Noya
Santmanat regresaba de Sabadell en- una
tartanita le sorprendi6 en- Ell t6rmino de-
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los carpinteTos al A:S:?HeS :: 9D:si 1G

los carpneros G5: i 5: :ss'
En- EL CArRIGHo San Justo 81 exh1ben de
~ Mnras todo 1e scos dseos ae Sc
5ds cs:s &c sa
O' FDEkTAs '< vENrANA.. Este importante ramo me-
csse ta t2ar
a nsF d S ] % R m escs e o9a vsntsa de
cAsAs coAPLETAs: s entTeger y' s las msderas
sas par. arnar una casa kiosco edioio
ao;n o.sc@s Dc essr: tiacsero:y roperosy fabri
Ecoco4na dc aelnpo de dinero. CO.'S
R en iea Saros de- s
yagez Dicha qued s de dissaca
Para % ro rs don Arse
grandes males s;ss $'s$; 8
5
los lnedcs mas eminenes como el reconsttuyente Io-
derOSO vitalzadOr mas rSpilO." 1ps.
GnSS sqRss '''@'@' PIsS0
C0nSu00 :: Dc s % pgb$s
Bauxal plaza de San Jose, iunto la iges,a). 1873
kconuroc CONTRA 1NCENDIos y MARI
Ro0EuiVo TlMOS 4 tpos modicos las
COmpall1as de primer Orden, demo
HAMBURGo BREMENsE de Hamburgo.
BALOlSE. dc Basilea (Suiza).
NORTE GERMANICA, de Hamburgo.
Los siniestros Sc pagan aqu1 con prontitud
v liberalidad. Ell Agente general 4. Rauschen-
plot, San Juan. 30-26.
Epesa 3 1soEss Ses' a2gs6 &RsS 9 hh%REz 2Ghf e dos %
Cayey, ha nombrado Agente en- es-
ia Capital d don Benito Zalduondo, quedando
xLa Luna>, San Francisco 35, esquina a <Cruz>
Y frente la plaza de Armas.
Coches para Caguas Cayey Aibonito, Goa
mo. Banos de Coa1no, Santa Isabel, Juana Diaz.
Ponce, Guayama, Arroyo, Salinas y Aguas
Buenas. Precios sin competencia. Tel6fono,
MIN 240-NOTA:<tsta EN- presa tiene una com
binaci6n especial que permite tener siempre en-
esta Capital buenos coches disposition del
pdblico, q la hora que los necesite.
Rccuerdese la direction: establishments
<La Lunar, plaza de Armas, Capital. 30--25
Coche seman e.: s@;>; s;2 u E2!
q i g
! ;S ;S%s% ~ ""6esysy 6;ss$. y -" sSS g
coche saidr4 varfabiemente los dias "a indi
s ho
te esta capital 0rcasas soliyeras Cruz 77-dem en-
GHaya%a nan e 1s Bonde6 Hotel franoe'an Juan de
DAoao d, - ? JUNO go CARLOS H. BLONDET
CaSela dqn Manuel Cs1rsTa: csT
rb.ts camsetas meas a para osbaere. Sc hacen
misas al gusto del cazonciios Ia medida
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0onoui%nx:n de Intermediates garganta, neriz
DJIlNallN1 Ill O;dOs. COnsutas gratis los pobres,
| de 10 4 II de Ia ma1ana por el doctor
! Bauxai plaza de San Jose, junto 4 la glesa). 1873
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QnS DE TORREVIEJA clase SUPERIOR detallan precio
Nds lmitauo KUBE1,T HERMANOS. 15-7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-24
A FIRE AT BELLAIRE
At the Height of the Storms Fury Earl
Sunday Morning.

At the Height of the Storms Fury Early
Sunday Morning.
There was great fire In Bcllalre carly
yesterday morning just at time when
the wind was blowing fcrccst, and pco-
pie who heard the alarm concluded that
n frlshtful conflagration would result.
1T was just 3 o'clock when the steam
whistles and fire bells startled every
body, and in few minutes the heavens
reflected red glare that added TO the
general fright. 1t was Borham's slaugh-
ter house. on the bank OF McNInhon's
creek, just nj the curve where Belmont
street turns to the bridge. A rendering
establishment and barn, all frame,
were connected with the slaughter
house. In the one was several barrels
OF tallow and in the other winter sup
ply OF hay. and when tho flames
wrapped these structures 1t made n
scene that was most threatening. For
tunntely huge brick house stood In
the direction the wind famed the
flames. while Belmont and Twcnty-nrth
streets INTERVIEWED In other directions,
and the creek flows by the southern part
of the burning buildings. 61
The fire department was on hand
promptly, and that II rendered most OK :
ccllcnt service IL fully attested By the
fact thu not building, outside OF the
( frame structures attached 10 tho
slaughter house was harmed. and oven
the frame structures were not all biirn
ed TO the ground. The tircmcn had
plenty Of water and hose, and used rood
Judgment In placing the streams where
they did most good. a great crowd OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-24
MRS. JANE HERvEY HULL's
Az DEATH,

The funeral OF Mrs. Jane Hervey Hull
who died last Thursday at Hawthorne,
Florida, was postponed from yesterday
until this morning. The postponemene
was caused by the late arrival of Mrs,
Hulfs sister. Mrs. Purdy, who came up
from Ironton, Ohio, on the steamer
Keystone State. The services will take
place this morning from Mrs. Hull's
late residence near Elm Grove, and the
interment will be made at the Stone
church cemetery,
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AT MARTINS FERRY.

Less damage was done in Martins
Ferry by the heavy winds on Saturday
night and yesterday than most persons
would suppose. Minor damage was
done here and there. a portion Of the
Baylcss house was unroofed and some
damage was done to other roofs Out
buildings through town were unroofed,
trees. chimneys. signs and fences were
blown down, and one of the plate glass
windows in the Hobersack rooms, cor
ner Third and Hanover streets. was
broken. The ferryboat did not attempt
to run during the day on account OF the
wind. Those who walked across the
Union bridge found plenty OF pure,
fresh air. While crossing the steel
tormar was blown off and into the
RI
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people congregated and the three streets
connecting atsthat corner wero q solid
block offrlghtened citizens.
The amount OF loss Ia vurlously esti-
mated at from $1,000 to $4,000. the first
named being perhaps closest. This loss
Is divided between John Wright, OF Bel
mont, who owned the premises, and Ma
than Borham and his son. Bob. who
used the slaughter house and carried
on a butcherlng business, So far as can
be learned thore was no Insurance, but
Mr.. Wright may have some on the
building, The origin OF the flre is "a
mystery. Bellaire Ia fortunate that
nclghboring blocks. for no power. In
face Of tho high wind, could have stayed
the ilamea. Be- ~t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-24
ANOTHER COOL THEFT
Committed Saturday Nlght-Harburger
Brothers. the Victims.

There was another cool theft commit
ted in this city Saturday night, Har-
burger Bros. the clothing dealers at
No. 1850 Main street, being relieved Of
suit OF clothes. Three men were In
the game. While two pretended to be
purchasers. their friend who came in to
keep them company, seeing an oppor-
tunity to 10 so. removed his coat and
vest and put on n coat and vest which
he took from table. Shortly afterward
the party left the store, and 1t was later
learned that the man who left the old
clothes behind. had 4 new pair OF pants
tucked under his "wesklt."
Last evening Lieutenant BIckertoa
arrested two men, who came up on the
street cars from Benwood. The men,
who were drunk. registered as. Burt Nc
Connaughey and David Graham, OF
Bridgeport. A clerk from the Harbur-
ger store. identified one of the men. The
police expect 10 land the third man
shortly. He is the man who has the
goods,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-24

IN regard to the merits OF DR.. Soan's
valuable Remedies. too much cannot be
said. DR.. Earl S. Sloan. the sole propri-
etor and manufacturer OF these rene
dies, has his laboratory and offices In
Boston, Mass, and the large shipments
sent out from there are, In themselves,
good testimonial OF the growing de-
nand of his medicine. Trade supplied
by VIM. Schwertfescr, ING Main street.
Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-24
THE JANUARY EVENTS
Has Made Its Appearance and Is an Elk.
cellent Number.

cellent Number.
The January issue OF the monthly So
ciety publication. Events, has made Its
appearance, and has been received with
the same favor that Its predecessors en-
joyed. A new cover design is feature
Of the current issue. The frontispiece Is
an excellent portrait Of Colonel Morris
Horkheimer. OF the governors staff. 1t
Is filled from cover to cover with a va
riety Of matter that interests oil read
ers. Unlike so many publications Of
Its class, Events has not deteriorated
after the initial number: on the con-
trarV, each succeeding issue has shown
marked Improvement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-24

The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railway will sell round trip tickets first
class. to Mexico City and return, for
500 so. Tickets good for nine months,
with stoo-overs at all points Of inter-
est. Fo: particulars see o. R, Wood,
travelling passenger agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-24
THE- HIGH MIND-
OF Saturday Night and Sunday
Mornlnslnillets Damage.
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH

AS USUAL, FELT THE FURY OF
THE STORM, WHICH WAS ONE
OF THE WORST HAD HERE FOR
SOME TlME-THE RIVER WAS
VERY ROUGH AND NAvraA-
TON WAS 1MPEpED-TENcEs
TORN DOWN AND SOME ROOFS
LlFTED-sToRY OF THE DAM
AGE NEAR WHEELING. VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It falls
to cure. Csc. The genuine has L. B. @.
on each tablet.
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ONE Grandfather's Clock for sale, at
auction, on next Tues1ar afternoon, at
Ewing Bros, 1915 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-24
Blankets Sc 9o.ss' ' e. ass
$40 Oo.Read ad.
~ GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
tnlEn.

.SINGLEToN-On Friday, January ii, 1893.
"a, ut S o'clock p. m. MARY L. SINGLE
TON, wife OF tho late Major W. T. Sim
glcton.
Funeral services from the residence OF
Alfred PAUL, 20 Main street, Monday
afternoon at . o'clock. Interment pri-
vate.
IIULf-At Hawthorne. Florida, on
Thursday. January 20. 1895, MRS. JANE
HULL. daughter OF the late Rev.
James Hervey.
The funeral will take place this (Ionday)
morning Mt 1880 o'clock. from her late
residence, near Elm Grove. Intormcnt
at Stone Church cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-24
LARGELY ATTENDED.
Was the Funeral of the Late silas N.
Hathaway Yesterday.

The funeral OF the late sllas N. Hath
away occurred yesterday afternoon, and
was largely attended by friends OF the
deceased. especially by members OF the
Ancient Order OF United Workmen. Of
which Mr.. Hathaway was a prominent
member occupying at the time OF his
death the position OF recorder OF the
grand lodge OF West Virginia. Mem-
beers OF the Workmen assembled at A.
Q. U. W. temple at 2 o'clock and tho
impressive funeral service Of the order
was held, members OF the grand lodge
officiating. Then the Workmen formed
IN a long line, headed BY the Opera
House band, and marched 10 the home
OF Mr.. Hathaway, where the public fu-
neral service was held. Then the cor
tege passed through the city to PENN
sular cemetery, where the interment
occurred. In addition to members and
officers Of the grand lodge who were In
attendance many members OF the sub
ordinate lodges of Benwood and Nc
Mechen were In line.
Among the prominent members OF the
order from out of town, in attendance,
were Grand Master Workman Sam r.,
Nuzum, Falrmont: Past Grand Mas
ter Workman George W. McCleary, OF
Wellsburg: Grand Foreman BrysoR VI
Moundsyille. The marshal Of the funer-
al cortese was Deputy Grand Master
Workman, r. L. Frazier.
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vicinity OF Thomas Hayes's place. The
fellow admitted that he came from Walpole
and that he had taken $6.55 in cash from
the Hungarian that morning Mr.. Cole
found pocket book on his person, with
the cash above mentioned. No larger SUN
was in his possession at the time, apparent
ly.
After night at police headquarters
Dame was arraigned Tuesday morning be-
fore Judge Holmes, pleading not guilty, al
though admitting that he had stolen the
So So. 10th told his story and stated that
one of the rings stolen contained his mono.
gram. He supposed Dame had arisen early
to go to milking but when he went to the
barn the door was shut and fastened, and
he fastened back to the room to find that
be had been robbed. He identified the
pocket book produced in court by Marshal
Cole as his own but refused to identify q
ring handed to him. The prisoner wa.
seen to have quite roll of bills on the
train in the morning.
Mr.. Watkins knew the reputation of the
Hungarian to be good, but knew very little
of the accused. The latter was bound ovel
to the October term of court in the sum o.
$500, and III default of bondsmen undoubt
eddy will languish at the county Jail during
the interim.