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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-06
THE COUNTY BOARD

OF CommIalionoFB Meets 10 Monthly feG-
oIoh and TranSaets Routine BualnoSS.
The Undertaking. Contract for the
Co6ntFy DiStrIetu.
The Ohio county board Of commits
sioners held a regular meeting yester-
day morning. all the members being
present except Mr. Joseph speidel, who
IS spending month in Texas, where he
has real estate interests. The FIRST busi-
ness transacted was the reading OF the
minutes of two meetings by Clerk Moi
fat. the work OF counting ballots, etc.
at the last meeting carrying the read
ing Of the minutes over.
The several committees reported in
favor OF the payment OF the following
bills, and they were ordered paid
Poor house and farm. 5I3 g
County poor fund. 4lS5 q q
Finance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ ~
Court house and jail................. s. y
Roads and bridges. 1855 y
Total ....,....................... $3.50 "
The number Of inmates at the inflrm-
airy was reported to be l06.
ING EAEGkluHh vi GAlhAlAGEA aAlA eA1sAe'N
ant engineer for the court house result
ed An, the reelection OF the present otil-
cIals without opposition. These ore
George Bordeaux and Hazlett Freese.
The resignation Of Taylor Keliar, sti-
pervIsor OF road precinct No. u, Rlch-
land district. was accepted,
The board adopted a resolution ofer-
ed by Mr.. Hare, which requests the
state auditor to pay Sheriff Richards
all money due Ohio county for redemp-
lions OF delinquent real estate.
Thornburg Bros, of Elm Grove, Sc
cured the undertaking contract for the
country districts. There was no other
bid received. The contract in detail is
as follows: Large collins, 81 80 each;
outside boxes. 50: adult robes. 81 50;four
handles when ordered. Sc; outside linz
ing. 81 50; hearse in Triadelphia dis
trict, So; In other districts, 81; small
coffins, s. each; outside boxes, So; robes
81.
The board adjourned to meet on We'd
nesday, December Il. as a board OF
equalization and appeals
FRATERNAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
j. Elbridge Butler, of Kentucky. Will
give his original fraternal order enter
taInment here next week, under the au-
spices of the Wheeling lodges of the
A. o. u. W. His schedule includes en-
tertainments for the several lodges and
their friends as follows: Monday, Excel
slor lodge; Tuesday. Reliance lodge;
wednesday. Wheeling lodge; THURSDAYS,
Welcome lodge; Saturday. Upchurch
lodge, all at A. o. U. w. hall. On Fiji
day he will give his entertainment at
La Belle lodges hall, South Side.
The committees in charge are as fol-
Excelsior Lodge-w. T, Higgins, +.
D. Frederick, Charles Meyer. w. II.
Bachuoan.
Criswell, j. L. Sawtell.
wheeling Lodge-c. D. Vernon, j. l..
Wood and A. L, White.
Welcome LODGE. G. Mansharger'
James A. Rankin, John MIshrad.
La Belle Lodge--F. n. Flood, James
Mcnamara, W. Harsha.
Upchurch Lodge. b. Lotus, NJ. j..
Riley, F. L. Schenk.
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methods OF making known what ne
has to ofIer. Enterprise deserves re-
ward.-
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Anr1srIc cALENpARs.

Christmas Cards and Booklets, Writ
ing Paper In oil the latest styles, from
So TO 81 per box. Watcrman's Ideal
ALBERT DITMAR,
1908 Market Street.
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Al unnnrallell TIme RECORD.

BEST Fountain Pens made, 81 so.
w. ]. LURENS, one-Price Jeweler.
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TThe INTEILIGENcER. embraclhg IFS
several editions, Is entered in the Post
ONCE at wheeling, W. Va. at seeond-clRss
matter.1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-06

SILVER MOUNTED Toothbrush,
nail brush, or hair curler. only soc.
Warranted.
w. j. LUKENs, one-Prlce Jeweler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-06

An is over, then, and love is dead;
BURY him, and let no more be said;
We have learned our lesson, you and I;
i owe 50 quickly grown Is quick to die.
Could our care have saved him. Had We
cared
Had his little lovely life been spared?
Vain the question: since he lies asleep
Eeii the face and let his mother weep
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TEIlPHoSE NuNHEEi
rdltS1ISl RoOas.......s2S Couottaq ROOm-d..,,s77
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-06
THE INTELLIGENCER.
Fr6ashsd Bsiiy. EAtset sSadaS.ty
The IuteIligenoer Publishing Co.,
7sMDz1 UtEpW sTHEE

Terms. Per Year, ~ Man, IN Advance,
poataRe pro1atd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
Do oITA CI.ARo.
q ~. L

-Ita-tea incendiaria no cesa nm instan.
'ts en- sns prop6sitos de devastation
ruina. Tai parece que los incendiarios,
asi/tilistas de la colonia, SO proponen ha-
Ger de Puelto-Rico una vasta planicie,
acaso un desierto donde Ell hombre ira
bajador y honrado 90 pueda possr su
planta Sin sentirss abrasado por Ia arena
tostada por 81 fuego.
En la noche del martes toc6le su tur-
no Ia Hacienda ~Cafio Verde ). Iropie-
dad de la sucesi6n RAbassa. Los malhe-
clorss pegsron fuego por seis parties &
dcs pleas de CO N, repitiendo ia opera
ci6n en- otra pitza 81 domingo por Ia
noche. Los dos incendios no tomaron
grandes iEcremento gracias a Ia inter
venci6n oportuna eticaz de los mayor
doInos de la Hacienda <Restaurada,p
especisimente del 10, asf como tambieo
al auxilio que nos prestsran los veoinos
de los barIios <Sabaneta> y xTorres
A nnos y otros doy por medic do es-
tas lineas, las mas expresivas gracias.
Por la Suce sion Rabasss,
Juan Estops.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06

orden General cUARrEL GENERAL
Nlm. II. Dept. de Puerto Rico
San Juan, Noviembre 20 de 1898.
l.. La Corporation conocida por Dbl
putaci6n Provincial~ queda suprimi-
da desde esta feccha y cesa en- sus
funciones, por considerable cOmpleta-
mente innecesaria G incompatible con
la actual administration publica. Las
responsabilidades asi como los debe-
res, hasta ahora d cargo de dicho
Centric, seran repartidos y asignados
de La manera siguiehte:
IL. FL Secretario de Gobernaci0n
se hara cargo de todos los asuntos per-
itenecientes instituciOnes de calidad,
sanidad v examcn de cuentas, que es-
taban antes en- poder de la eDiputa
cion Pr0vincial.D
IIl AL Secretario de FOmento pasa
ran todos los asuntOs pertenecientes
"a ObPas publicas instruction, que
Nestaban i cargo de aquel centro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06

Wysl Secretario de Hacienda Sc
para cargo del active y pasivo de la
x&Diputacion PrOvlncials por 10 tan
TO de la recaudaci0n de todos sus cr6di-
tos y liquidaci6n de todas sus deudas.
v. Sc crea una comision, compues
ia de--dO1 Juan He1sud1sdez IL6pes, Sc
cretario de Justicia, Presidente; don
Ramon Messde- C01'dO,sO, Subsecre
tario de Hacienda; don F5,1tsaciscO de
Itzstta Actt5s0, Fiscal de la Corte Su
prema y don Aa1astel Cu1,1ss551S, Sub
|secretariO de Gobernaci0n: cuyas fun
Clones sersn entender en- los ingeesos
y egresos de la Diputaci6n Provincial,
recibir todas sus propiedaies y dis
tribuir las mismas entire los distintos
del GobiernO de La ma
nera antes menciOnada.
La Comisi0n Sc reunira pOr citacion
del Presidente.
Por mandate del Mayor Gral. Brooke,
NJ. Y. Shes'ida5t.
Brigadler General, U. S. Y.
Jefe de EstadO Mayor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06

LA OPINION DE VARIOS

En todo pals quito de sociedad tan
0ristOcrdtic0 camo Ia de esta ciudad, las
llnaids yiven y van doDde elias
les plszes, no es verdad que 90 les obi
que residir en- GALES mas menos ale
jadas de las c6ntrioas de las Poblacio-
nee, sanO que por su propio Legocio a
que se dsdisan elias las buscan asf, y
apesAr de esto Ia policis, est& siempre
persigui6ndolas y denanciAndolas has
ia se castigan con Ell deseierro. Van
nadie So apersibe de elias porque temi6n-
dole al caetigo, van con Ia modeI aci6n
debida y el respecto que se debe tener 6
Ia soci.dad no ignorado por ellas.
Aqui, pudiera ser 10 mismc, 81 muchas
personas que SO tienen por decentes q
no 10 s0as. no SO les viese contribute c0n
su presencia y recursos s darles bailee,
atenderlas en- las GALES por donde elias
pasean d salir en- coche en- coche por Ia
poblaci6n y d cor fundirse con elias to-
maLdo parte activa en- los csc andalos
may dsculos y contribuyendo de ese mo-
do q los aotos inmorales que elias puedan
cometer I1biicamente.
Muohas veces, no Sc les puede casti.
gar severameute, p0rque no aparezca Ell
h,jo de don fulano en- ell fandango y las
istnasds detordenadas de uaturalezs y
conociendo 6sto, buscan tales hy0s
para que con la impunidad puedan Sc
guir en- ese cAmino del desore2e,s e innao
r0liIod.
Culpa titne tambien parte de Ia poll.
cfa, pues no dandose respeta & elias,
no pueden ejsrcer su autoridad cuando
deben ser reprimidar, y 81 adn asi ejercen
es para castigar, no la falts, sin6 alguna
81 hay algona persona que pueda du-
dar de la veracidai de 10 expuesto, no
tiene mas que indagar los skbados y
domiDgos en- la nochs donde hsya bai-
les de Las naeretrSces.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
NOTICIAS GENERATES

Sc nos informa, que de La descarg1
ique hicicron los soldados americanos
! ell sabado por la noche en- la Plaza Dc
las Delicias, una bala fue a dar a Ia
casa de La seiiora yiuda de don Luis
Valdivieso atravesando tres tabiques,
| dos persianas tjas, una puerta y la es-
quina de un tocador, incrustandose lue-
go en- la pared.
La bala pase como un cuarto de yara
dc distancia de la seilora viuda de Val
|divieso, una hija de csta una crIada,
que sc hallaban en- uno de los cuartos.
Afortunadamente no ocurrio desgracia.
Por yender prendas de double co
bre por de orc, fue detenldo aver ell
individuo Jose Maria Febo Lozano.
Ell peri6dico Tie Ecent,eg Post de
New York, publica una correspondent
cia de su corresponsal en- Washington,
y dice, entire otras cosas, <que nna Sc
norita neoyorquina conyido a un al
muerzo todos sus adoradores, y les
puso por postre cada uno, una Gre
dencial de Teniente del Eiercito.e El
hecho ocurrio raiz de la invacion de
Puerto Rico.
En- ell cafe la Mayorquina ocurrio
aver tarde un disgusto entire un depen-
diente IN joyen cubano.
Una eicaz intervention evito an
lance
La policfa denuncio ell sahado al re-
gador del barrio Cantera por haber mo-
iaao una nina de don Demetrio Ne
gron
Estos regadores son la gente mas
distraida del mundo Sc olvidan. :.
hasta de regar algunas GALES, y riegan
las personas
Ell domingo Sc verified en- esta ciu
dad, Ell entierro del joven don Miguel
Noriega, natural de Anasco, y hernia
no de don Angel Noriega, comerciante
de esta Plaza.
Nuestro querido amigo ell sefior Mas
ferrer, alcalde de Humacao, ha pedido
licencia para trasladarse d la capital.
Han sido nombrados alcaldes de Mo-
r0viAy de la Carolina, los dlstlnguldos
senores dou Pedro l.. Rivera y don Ra-
mon IL. Delgado.
Nuestro buen amigo ell doctor don
Tomas Vazquez, ha tenido la desgracia
de sufrir una caida que lie retiene eE
CANA.
Nos alegrarcmos que no sea cosa de
cuidado.
DriIes .,bIanc0s de hilo, grano de
poiv0ra, jergas, Casimires y merinOs
ingleses, classes superiores. : F0RES
Hsrmanos y CO., Atocha 10. Oiciem
bre 3 1898.
Ha aparecido en- la Plaza Principal,
atravesado de ,,arte d parte, nn farol
de hierro, q causa de las descargas anne
ricanas del sabado por la noche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06

San Juan, November 20, 1893.
l. The existence Of the body knowr
as the ~Diputaci0n PrOvincial> bein4
considered as he wholly unnecessary
and incompatible with the present
administration Of public affairs, it is
hereby discontinued and abolished
The eSpOnsibilities as we'll as the
duties heretofore perfomed by the said
@Dlputaci0n PrOyincialD are distributed
and assigned as follows:
IL. The Secretary of State (Secreta-
rio de Gobernaci0n) will take charge
OF all matters appertaining to charita
bic institutions, public heath and of
the examination of accounts which
we're formerly in charge of the Dbl
putaci0n Provincial
Ill. The Secretary Of the Interior
(Fomento) will have charge of all mat
ters relating to public works and
education that we're formerly Of the
~biputaci0n Provincial.D
". The Secretary of Finance (Ha-
ciendD will have charge of the now
existing asSe is and liabilities of the
&Diputaci0n Provincial> the collection
OF all its claims and the liquidation OF
all its debts.
V. Commission is hereby created
consisting of: J,1nn He3ya0ae6es Lopez
secretary OF Justice, President: Ro
na02e Mepsdeg Cd1GOn0, Assistant Sc
cretary Of Finance: francisco de P0W-
Ia .Acat1s0, Attorney of Supreme Court:
Manuel CUas1M5l0S, AsSistan Secretary
OF State whose duty it shall by to
ascertain the assets and liabilities OF
the NDiputacion Provincial~, to receive
all ITS property and to distribute te
same among the different departments
of the government as mentioned above
The Commission will meet at the call
of the President.
by Command of Major General Brooke:
W. ". .Sheyiddn.
Brigadier General, U. S. Y,
Chief Of staff.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06

Jos pagarlas, y nos embargo
Mia, Y despues la pobre casa
naciste. Tu padre cayo en-
n muri6 del disgusto. La vina
tnsa la compr6 ell cacique me
bO la Gale; pero tiene piedad de
me da un real por cada haz de
4a que lie llev6 de nuestra antigua
E Maldita guerra, 81, hijo milo.
MA PerO ven. Mientras vienes, yo pre-
parare dos muletas para ii. Con elias,
y mi lado, iremos de puerta en-
puerta pidiendo para los dos
Que diantrel 81 no Sc apiada ell
Gobierno, Sc apiadara Dios de nos
Otros.
Recibe la bendicion de
Tu ntutt1'e.
p. ID. No Sc 81 recibiras esta carta,
porque me faltan cinco centimos para
ell seIlo de guerra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06

Hoy cntrds en- este puerto ell vapor
alefnan <IIupgrfas con oarga y pasajc
ros, ID consignacion de los sefiores
Fritze Lundt y O. Procede de Ham
bnrgo > esc'liaa.
Sc VENDE. Un CAIRO y cuatso yun-
tas de bueyes Iuformar&n en- Il callv
del Sol esquina u Uni6n Sra. e. Salinas
y c.
Ponce, 81 Nbrs 1928. Ills.
ATENCION. W.. Los sefiores Frau 6
Go acaban de reGibir una partida del
afanado aceite Olivia marca Monoairer
Plaza mercado.
CARLOS DEL VALLE,-Ofrece ri
pd lico sus trs bajos rrofesioDales en- to
do 10 o,noerni nte s Agrims nsurs y Ar
quit.ctura.
Gale Mayor MI nero II.
Pozce, NovieEfilTa 80 de 1898
IlD
En esfAS renf0 Sc SO
licitan dos l.> res apren
d1cespara las cal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06

A los alnantes de emociones fuertes
sc les prcpara una bnena oportunidad.
El jueves Sc pondra en- escena el drama
dc gran aparato FL Ie,7-esa0to de Ia
lM0rtiuicu. En- ell habra robos, muer-
tes, asesinatos, derrumbes, hundimien-
tos etc. Sc ensaya con todo esmero y
Sc esta contruyendo todo 10 necesario.
-Otra sensacioD: Recobrada la tran
quilidad pnblica a fin dc correspon-
der con Ell publico, la compaIifa cede
gratis los palcos d las famiIias que to-
men las seis entradas; todo ell que de
see algun palco 10 solicitara del senior
don Luis Vazquez. AL Teatro ell Jue-
yes que la obra los artistas 10 me-
recen.
va esta frmado el presupuesto de la
nucva policfa colonial.
Sera un institute lie 400 plazas, con
un jefe superior, que tendra categorfa
de coronel, varies jefes de distrito y de
seccion y 25 puestos, estrategicamente
situados en- la costa y en-el interior de
la isia.
Vestiran uniforme de pano osuro y
us iran carabina, machete y revolver.
Habra seiscientas plazas montadas.
Sc VENDE.-Diez sellos de los
emitidOs con motive de la celebration
del cuarto centenario del descubrimien
to de esta isla.
Dirijirse estas ofcinas.
La banda de Kentucky, segdn sc nos
,,f~ * l. 4 II *
en- la ell Parque de Bomberos, despues
de una entrcvista que llevaron efecto
Ell coronel del Regimiento ell Jefe de
Bomberos nuestro amigo don Juan
Seix, quien habfa lido darle cuenta de
los sucesos dc que va tienen noticia
nuestros lectorcs.
FL se1lor Seix ordeno que Ia banda de
musica del Cuerpo tocase alternatives
lnente con la americana, como una de
most tracion de deferencia a los ameri-
canos que daban aquella satisfaction en-
nombre del Regimiento de Kentucky.
lie aver tres soldados americanos ar
mados de palos por ell sitio llamado
Playa de esta ciudad,
la emprendieron contra todos los que
transitaban por allf hiriendo q Fran |
cisco Ortiz, Gregorio ,Laporte, Isaias
Pagan, Manuel Gimenez Matfas Men
1oza y I'm desconocido que es Ell de
mayor gravedad.
Cuando fueron perseguidos huyeron
nacia la hacienda Constancia, disparan- |
10 varios tiros con objeto de intimidar |
os perseguidores y logrando esconder
,e de tai modo que sc hizo impossible |
,apturar los.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
PNrte 0GciNl

General Orders Headquarters Dept.
No. II OF PORTO RICO
San Juan, November 20, 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
PONCE, E. F2.

Mmoana d Ultima
muinm dadMho
'n Puerto d. a mos
VRNTAS AL DEI AlIE
sMpamya drgne .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
DESAPARICION

Ell domingo, entire q a de la ma
mana desaparecio de la Plaza del Mer-
cado de esta ciudad, TN potro alazano
amarillo, creciente como de tres amos
de edad, erin y cola abultada, camino
al trote, y la pata tracera izquierda
blanca, hasta Ell nudillo.
La persona qoe sepa su paradero po-
dri informar don Juan Torres, Viz
Ilalva, Juana-Dfaz. 3-v.
Continua el hermoso juvileo de la
calle de Atocha.
Da gusto de noche el destile de qua
pas mujeres, que no pueden ~acostarse
tranquilas sin visitar la tienda de Fo-
res.
Poder de la ~aovedad
Sc han acercado esta redacclon va
rios yeeinos de Canas, manifestandonos
que todas las noches transitan por
aquella carretera carruajes atestados
de jovenes que disparan, usasaso a,aae-
y.icana, tiros dc reyolveres en- todas
direcciones.
Por algo dijo Darwin que descende-
mos del mano. siquiera por la
mania de imitar.
BICICLETAS <CLEVELAND1
En- la sastrerfa Gel Novator,se ex-
hiben las afamadas bicicletas <Cleve-
land, donde las personas que 'deseen
poseer una, podra a simple vista apre-
ciar sus meritos.
Agente Angel Olazagasti.
m alt
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-06-18
BAXTER REUNION.

A report is in circulation to the
effect that the Interstate Reunion
association will not hold their-reg.
uIar reunion at Baxter this year be.
cause they cannot procure tents.
There is nothing in the report. In
conversation with President Cooper
i few days since he infomed us
that the tents are already secured.
The new grounds will be in ship
shape, money already appropriated
to put them in condition, and the
coming reunion will be the great.
est in the history of these great
gatherings. The new grounds are
the finest in the world. One hun.
dred acres, plenty of shade, a river
full of the finest water in the land,
no dust, no mud, q perfect paradise
where the old soldier and his
friends can pass q week in comfort
and Ia the full enjoyment of one of
the most delightful parks In the
west. Don't let anyone persuade
you that the old reliable, patriotic,
soul-stirring Baxter reunion will
not be held this year or any other
year while time lasts. 1t is a fixed
fact and grows more fixeder every
Republican.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-06-18
cHILDREN's DAY.

Chiidren's Day, an established
custom in all religious denomina
tions, In the beautiful month oi
June, was held last Sunday in the
Presbyterian church and II was ar
ideal day. The services opened
with singing by school and con
gregation: I'VE are marching on
with shield and banner bright; We
will work for God and battle for the
right"
This was followed by a very ap
propriate responsive scripture read
ing.
"our Glad Hosanna" was then
sung with will.
A class song followed and several
recitations.
The superintendent, Mr.. Ira Per.
kins, read letter from DR.. Wordeni
another class song, then beauti.
ful talk by the pastor.
Another class song, preceded by
class of twenty.three boys and
girls marching to music down one
side and up another around the
body of the church and taking their
places, in double line upon the ros.
trum singing very beautifully and
with equal time marching to their
seats.
The school was well arranged &C.
cording to their grades and the
audience taking seats in center and
rear of the church.
A large flag draped the rear of
the platform. in the center under
it's arch was a beautiful cross ar
tistically decorated with beautiful
red houeysuckles, and beneath was
a large bank of flowers; at the right
was another bank Of flowers; at the
left was a large cross of evergreene
on which was hung during class
exercise, wreaths of flowers; the
northeast window was filled with
variety of flowers and the organ, a
little in front, was decorated with
several very beautiful boquets; the
stars and stripes were draped about
the stoves and even rendered them
Thus the antiquated chapel wac
rendered very attractive; it's walls
,bove the windows, and all the
lamps were decorated with small
flags, and the beautiful children
filling the front and an intelligent
audience filling the balance of the
Sunday evening the services con-
sisted of a pretty little cantata BY
the school.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-06-18
OBITUARY.

Died, at her late home in this city
on Wednesday afternoon, June Is
1893, at about 4:30 O'Clock, the wife
of DR.. r. b. English, aged forty.two
years.
Mrs. English had been i'll a long
time and her death was not entire.
ly unexpected. The best medical
skill did all that ives possible to re.
lieve her, but in vain.
Mrs. English was a kind and In.
dulgent wife and mother and the
surviving members of the family
will keeuly feel their loss.
The remaines were taken to Webb
City, NO., on the 5 o'clock train
Thursday morning for interment.
Besides her husband, Mrs. En-
glish left three daughters to mourn
her death. They are Misses Blanche
and Leila English and Mrs. c. E.
Parker of Monroe, Louisiana.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-06-18

Riley Robertson, a Galena saloor
keeper, accompanied by his bar
tender, Jim Brown, were in Joplin
Monday night in search of two dsr
kies who tapped the till at Riley's
place for $l6e. The theft wac per
peirated early Monday morning be
fore the bartender arrived. One oi
the darkies was "Nigger joe" the
porter who opened the saloon and
cleaned up each morning. A com.
panion went with him TO help with
the work aud when Mr.. Brown ar.
rived he found that the cash reg.
lister had been robbed of it's con.
tents and that his porter was mis-.
sing. The Galena officers were no.
tilted of the robbery and they
searched the vicinity of that place,
but could find no trace of "Nigger
Joe" and his partner. The Joplin
officers were put on the case Mon
day night and one of the culprits
with share of the stolen money
was captured at Pittsburg. Mar
shal Morgan 10 still after the other
one who is headed for Kansas City.
Joplin News.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-06-18
NOTICE.
To whom ii may concern.

/ will no longer be responsible
for any debts made or contracted
by my wife, Lue Black, nee Wood
rum.
All persons having business with
me are hereby warned TO pay her
no money or settle any business
with her, as our interests are entire
ly separate, heuceforth and forever.
CHAs. A. BLACK.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-06-18
Once TrIed, Always Used.

II we sell one bottle of Chamber.
lain's Cough Reme~y, we seldom
fail to cell the same person more,
when Il is again needed. Indeed, Il
has become the family medicine of
THE town, for coughs and colds,
aud we recommend IL because Of its
established merits, Joe. 3. Harmed,
Prop. Oakland Pharmncy, oakland,
Nd. sold b4 ~ 8 Price
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-06-18
MEMPHIS ROUTE EXCURSIONS.

Ottawa, Kau., Chautauqua As
sembiy-Rate one fare for the round
trip; date of sale June II to "A in
elusive; return limit June "a.
Webb City, No., Masonic celebra-
ton June 24-.Rate of SOC for round
trip; return limit June %.
]. c. FETTERAAN, Agent.