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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-18

Pslugger Cthe eminent pugilist, in q
high state of indignationD-He offers
me $1,000 if I'll lay down in the fit
round. I'll show I'M, by George, I'm
gentleman.
Mrs. PslUCCeT-What's the matter
with trying to show me you're a gen
tleman ?AChicago Trihnne
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-18

PrOduCe: Butter = ExtFa creamery,
&c per Ii: extra dairy. GOA 2lc: pack
ing stock. 12ik Gl5c. Egg+Fresh stock.
2sG27c per dozen Dressed poultry
7TSc: ducks. 71z1Sc: geese, s5.75d6-25
per dozen Potatoes-Fair to choice.
4O95oc per bu. APpIes-Comuor 10
choice. sI.5of4O0 per b-l. Crarbe rries
Cape Cod. Ss.0oQs.59 per brI; bell and
buglf, $50. ----- ----
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-12-18

office, Democrat Building, EOS Third
Hours9t 70 M, t and 7 Q p. n a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-21
RErRE DOS AZORES.

7 paseando solo por IL cubierta, deefs el
capitan casi entire dientes:
--Esa muier es una sirens que 81 mar me hs
traido para exaltar mi fantasia Egnorabs que
h primera impression por una mujer fuera tan
violenta.
Avis6 Ines que estaba servido el almuerzs,
aunque ella quiso pretextar que no tenfs ape
tito, cedi6 sus ruegos y Sc sent6 Ia mesa
con el capit6n 81 photo, que le prodigarOn
toda clase de atenciones de cuidados-
Use ha repuesto usted del susie que ha de-
bido ser terrible le pregunt6 Mr.. Warrior.
-; All / contest6, queriendo ccntener las la-
grimas. Mas que 81 susie por el peligro per-
sonal, me abati6 10 perdida del hombre que
amaba.
Ell marino Sc mOrdi6 81 labio inferior, con
interes que no supo disimular. prOnunci6 estas
palabras:
~ ese hombre----f
Era mi marido; hacia pocos dias que nos
habfamos casado, cuando q vapor So estrell6
contra Ia roca, un golpe de mar le sepult6 en-
las aguas, donde pereci6.
--Lamento esa desgracia irreparable pero
81 cielo dar6 usted con el tempo 10 resigns
ci0n para sufrirla No hay dolores eterncs.
NO nunca pcdre olvidArle.
81 captain volvid morderee y lahio, ha-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-21
1MOvIMIENTo MARITIME
HNTRADAs DIN TRAvEs1A

La carga que procedente de New
York condujo aver para este puerto ell
vap amer "San Juan" es la siguiente:
A Latimer y Fernandez 45I2 bIs maca
relas 64l2 bIs salmon 20 d butterine
80 tambores bacalao Finlay Brothers
Scrs 1SO bIs cerveza 1I4 vino 20 d gine
bra 100 d petroleo / d anuncios 25
fdOs estopa 26 fdos cordelerfa / fdo hi
10 80 rollOs 30 huacales 5 cntes 10 d
papel anunciOs 10 bultos carr0s 9 tdos
Iona 60 atdos ARGOS hero g cntes ella
vos 1 d grampas 2 huacales filtro Iron
coso Hrmnos y CO 100 d galletas %
bIs harina maiz M Lomba y co 200 d
jab6n 200 SIS harina l d muebles % d
quesos 30 q galletas % bIs carne % sIs
40 bIs harina maiz 80 bIs tecino Egoz
cue y Palau S5 d aceite 25IS manteca
500 d pasta 22O bIs tocino 500 sis arroz
100 sIs harina mafz 30 brIs patatas Fer
nandez Gauran y co 25 d aceite 500 d
pasta 25 BIS tocino2 25G mantequilla 100
bIs patatas % SIS almid6n 45 d salchi
chon 25 d peras d galletas / q mues
tras 30 & quesos 20T3 % q manteca 30
SIS chicharos 40 sIs habichuelas Bolivar
Arruza y CO 30 d quesos 10 huacales
jamones 1913 manteca Oastrill6n y
Ochoa 200 bIs 225 SIS harina maiz %
brIs 200 d galletas 10 atdos escobas 40
rollos alambre 20 c1tes grampas 80
atdos arenques 5 d salchichones 25 SIS
azdcar 5 sIs habichuelas Is sIs chicha
ros II atdos soga rs tWiskey 1 d acei
te castor 10 SIS pimienta 30I3 20 a.
manteca La Liga 20I3 manteca 5 d 25
bIs tocino 20 d aceite 80 d mantequi
LA Scrs de Vicente y co % bls tosino
200 { petroleo 100 bis harina mafz vi
liar Y co 80 BIS tocino 3 d efectos Balas |
guide y CO $50 d petroleo so tambores
bacalao / atdo muestras 30 d galletas
5 SIS pimienta 200 d kerosina 2 d toci
no 10 SIS chicharos 40 bIs haIina maiz
J Ochoa y Hrmno 30 SIS harina %
tambores bacaiao 200 d kerosina 10 sIs
ehicharos 10 SIS habichuelas 10 fdos so
ga 5 d salchich6n % d almid6n 80 d 4
Sobrino de Izquierdo y co 800
/ aceite 200 sIs harina j Perujo y Oil :
va 100 sacos harina 150 barriles
iarina mafz 25 sacos avena 10 alta
los papel + Alfonso y co. 200. sacos ,
.rroz % SIS almidon % bIs papas %
rs habichuelas 10 d conservas 2 6 to
,ino 90 atdos papel 80 SIS maiz 5 BIS B
rs azicar Elias Wolff 100 bIs patatas {
Jaldas y co 10 atdos soga 1S5 SIS arroz {
Vicente y CO % tamtores bacalao {
70 bIs harina maiz Gonzalez y Alfonso
10 SIS habichuelas Is sIs chicharOs 8 l
luacales jamones 30 8 galletas B q sal '
hichon % d quesos 10 fds canela 100
Itdos papel Barcel6 y co 1913 10 q .
nanteca so d galletas 10 d quesOs 2Ol
is harina maiz Planas Rojo y co 80 d p
Iuesos 25 bIs ceryeza $50 bIs harina
naiz / fdo saco 3 cIs dulces 3 CTS car
on otrOs Scrs de L Villamil y co 20 I
,Is aceite 2 CPS bombas 46 atdos tubos {
81 codos Baquero y Gandara 10 CTS K
'alchichones 1913 manteca 100 CTS 25
DIS galletas 80 tambores bacalao Jose
soliveras bIs viro 6 cIs quesos 6 CTS
,acalao l bI azdcar 10 BIS patatas 4 SIS
labichuelas l huacal chocolate CT to
,ino CerecedO Hrmnos y co B cIs gale
;as BIS habichuelas 9 cIs conserva /
II pOlvos levadura 3 SIS afrecho l cI Sc
nilla BIS azdcar 2 CTS pastillas 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-21

atdos tablillas l CT aceite f Font hel
Imano l huacal iamones 81 CTS galletas
70 cIs manteca SIS habichuelas 2 sI'
chicharos z cIs leche 6 bis vino 2 cIt
cereal l atdO escobas A Suarez y &C
10 SIS habichuelas 5 sIs chicharos 2C
bIs harina maiz 1913 manteca 3T3 jamc
ines 1 cI tocino 8 cIs salchichon 10 cT.
quesos 25 cIs almidon so cIs galletas
Alexandra Bozzo 100 cIs kerosina 10
bIs patatas 3I3 manteca s cIs frutas SO
cIs velas 3I2 BIS cIs vino 4 cIs jab6n
EpaIol y co Is SIS cacao A Lynn &
hiios de Perez Morris Is bultos efectos
de imprenta Edelmiro Gonzalez 100
SIS harina Rivera y co 65 SIS avena
Rotulados 120 bIs cerveza 100 bIs hali
ma maiz A varios 1927 bultos quin
Gala medicinas tejidos Y otros A la or
den BO 30 cIs jabon 5 cIs salchichon
100 SIS harina AGO 141 bultos provi
siones w % tambores bacalao 100 bis
papas CLIO 100 SIS harina B 156 bIs
harina maiz 80 SIS maiz xxx 25 cIsI
aceite VII SIS harina QS "a cIs man
teca 4I3 jamones 100 cIs galletas 10
brls tocino VO So cIs jab6n JAP 2 cIs
galletas 2 cIs dulces
De Liverpool v escalas esp l"Saturnina"
4 Sobrinos de Ezquiaga con la siguiente
carga A Vicente y co 16 cIs vacias q
cTs quesos Scrs de Vicente y co 100
cIs puntas 20 fdos cordelillo Finlay
Brothers Scrs cIs mantequilla / pqte
muestras Balasquide y co 30 cIs Ger
veza j T Silva y co 40 atdos hero
galvanizado / fdo encerado Mullenhoff
y Korber II cIs hilo j Ochoa y Hrmno
so cIs quesos Palacios y co 30 bIs ce
mento 290 atados hierro galvanizado
60 cntes pintura bIs aceite linaza
Barcel6 ; co 20 cIs machetes 1913 ferre
terra Scrs de L Villamil y ca 100 plan
chas de acero s Melon y co 2 fds y l
cI teiidos Rafael Nogueras 9 CPS CANA
y otros Herrero Ortega y co 1 CT tala
barteria 10 barricas aceite liDaza 100
BIS cemento CT cerveza lib 25 cIs fe
rreteria M Roman y co cascos 1913
Q cIs IL atdos quincalla y ferreteria
Santisteban c havarrf y so fdos sacos
10 cIs ferreteria 2 cIs Q td0s tejides
Scrs de j Hernaiz 5 bultos Hernaiz y
co l bulto M Blanco y ca 3 bultos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-21

A Lynn 6 bultos A Mayol y co 80 bul
tos SObrinO de Portilla 9O4 hultos 2T3
Scrs de Orcssistas % i'd r Fabian y
co ID bultos i Matienao 1O2 bultos F
Guillermety q bultos Bermudez her
inanos y co 30 bultos Rotulado 38 bul
tos varios A la orden (170 1 CT enca
jes HH 18 CTS aguardiente l OF targe
tas BIO 6 cIs 4 cascos 10 atdos quin
Gala VO 30 cIs quesos SO 80 cIs que
SOS HIS 100 cIs quesos FO.75 CPS que
SOS SH IS CTS quesos JIM l q perfume
ria CIR 100 chtes l bI pintura 6 cascos
l Ct ferreteria OLC 2 cI tejidos I'M 1
CT tejidos MN Al cascos 1 cE ferreteria
IL atdos baldea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-21

Por Sobrinos 6e Ezquiaga:
A Vicente y co 35 CTS quesos bola
a La Liga de Detallistas Is id i'd pa
tagras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-21
TRAvESLA

TRAvESIA
La Ines pendientA
John Nc DermOtt descargandO
San jose Mallorca y Barcelona
Estelle descargando
Olive 7 Whittier descargandO
San Juan descargando
SaturniEa descargando
CABOTAJR
Ivo Bosch pendiente
Encarnaci6n pendiente
Borinquen Aguadilla y Mayaguez
Guillermito Humacao y Arroyo
Dos Hermanos Fajardo
Oarmelita ArecibO
Vasco cargando
Porto Rico cargandO
Petra ArecibO
Deseada Vega baja
OPERAOlONEs soBRR Ell MUELLB
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-21
NNTRADAS DE CABOTAJE

De Vega baja gol 'sDeseada" con Ia
carga siguiente: Finlay Brothers Scrs
800 SIS azucar.
SALIDAs DE OABOTAJE.
Para Humacao y Naguabo gOl "DO
lores" con carga general de variOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-21

DE BUoUHs EN- PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-21

OPERAo1ONES sOBRH Ell MUELLB
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16

Savannah. and Mr Ellis IS well known
here. having lived IN this city for a num-
Der OF years.
Mrs. william Nicholson and her daugh-
ter. Mrs r. l. Foster. % Darlen. are
IN Savannah for a short visit
Miss Emma Meyer and Miss Nellie
Walsh and Miss Gallagher will return
home this week from a pleasant summer
In New York
Miss Annie Harte entertained very pleas
antiy wednesday evening. Among those
present were Mrs Colson. Misses Alice
Moran Irene Savaresc. Mamie DOwuey.
Niadaline Savarese. Cecilia Williams and
Messrs. James Lyons. +. Harte. Albert
Smith, John Mccullough. Horace Brooks
Lawrence Kelly, c. Wilkinson and James
n. Harte
Mrs W. II. Dooner. sr.. and Mrs. J. a.
Gallaher. after spending the past two
months In North Georgia. have returned
home.
Among the pleasant affairs next week
az Ashcville viii be a mountain party to-
morrow evening in honor OF Mrs :. Haupt
and Mrs. George Mastick Of Savannah.
Among the other guests viii be Mr. ana
Mrs. Tyrrell OF Nebraska, AIR. and Mrs.
Barco OF New York. Mr. and Mrs. Cum
ings OF Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Gragg
OF Asheville Miss Annie Haupt. Miss
Reed. Judge Reed. Or. Reed OF Biltmore,
Mr.. W. Bollngton and Mr.. Bartlett
Mrs. Geo Fawcett and children return
ed home last week after a two-months
stay in the mountains OF North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Parker has returned from
Ashevlle
Miss Leslie Floyd entertained last
Thursday evening with lawn party IN
honor OF Miss Birda Clark OF Osteen. Fla.
Those present were Miss Viola Shotter
Miss Gertrude Monroe. Miss Ruby Shot
ter. Miss sadie Edwards Miss Fannie
Clark. Miss Judith Raby. Miss CLYDE
sherman. Miss c. Clark. Miss Stella Shot
ter, Miss Emma Raby. Miss Victorine
sherman. Miss fnez Hammond, Mr. Rob
ert Cronan. MIR. Charles Falk. Mr.. Ross
Edwards Mr.. Burk Ruston, MIR Hal Shor-
man. Mr. Leslie Clark and Mr.. Faletus
Munster.
MIR. Henry Lehwald returned yesterday
from a trip to New York.
Mrs. NJ A. solte ana grandson. A. r.
Fawcett Jr. returned home after spend
INK the summer in Asheville. waynesville
and Hendersonville
Miss Nellie Dooncr left during the week
for visit 70 81. Leo. Fla.
After a delightful trip 20 the CatskllIs.
new tnth city ana W Warrington. d G,
Miss Matte Belle Billiard has gone 20
Wlnston-Salem. n c. where she enters
as a Junior at Salem College. She will
be missed very much by her many
friends. who wish for her every success.
: Miss Annie Debele left yesterday on the
Kansas city 20 join Miss Katie McIner-
ney In New York.
Mrs J. T. shuptrire and Miss jamie
Shuptrine went up 20 Atlanta last night
where they will be Joined by Miss Eula
shuptrine. who has been spending the
summer IN the West. They VIII remain
IN Atlanta until oct l.
Miss Gertle r. White has returned from
Asheville. y C.. where she has been
spending the summer She visited friends
IN Columbia on her way home
Mrs. J. W Aspinwall and two children
have returned home. after spending six
weeks az Three Springs. Tenn. and Ashe-
Vile. y. c.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16

der 10 please the women" The natives
% New Britain blacken some OF their
teeth and knock out others. knowing that
otherwise they run che risk OF being re-
fused by the ones OF their choice on ac-
count OF ugiiness. A woman IN that beau
tiful land would "scorn TO accept the adj
dresses Of one possessing white teeth. like
dog or a pig" 4 girl who has arrived at
marriagcable aEe has her teeth fled
The beaux OF Zambesi file the middle
teeth in the upper Jaw into the form OF a
swallows tall In one province OF Tas-
mania, a rebellion nearly broke out when
orders We're once issued forhiddng the
use Of ochre and grease. for the young
men feared tho loss Of favor I'm the eyes
~ their country-women. Among the
Guarayos the sutton. when counting. keeps
for DAYS close 10 she cabin Of the mistress
% his heart. being painted from head 70
foot. and armed with his battle club.
Tho Melonosian women do tho counting
When a girl likes a man she tells his
sister and gives her ring OF string
The sister says 90 her brother. "Brothcr
have good news for YOU. A woman
loves YOU" II willing 20 20 on with the
aff1ir through the sister. an appointment
Is made and the following dialogue takes
place:
The man says. You like me proper"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16

! smart English society. and What is s'e"
more TO her credit. she Is a peculiarly
! sweet ana accomplished woman. he'''
her marriage she was Miss Hare sfiu''
daughter Of the Earl OF Listowel ara ny
her marriage 20 the eighth Earl Of DON'T
shire. the Irish beauty. whose pil'a'E
tude In single season had won her "lo'-
spread fame. became one OF the rlchf1 ~
Irish peeresses. second only 10 her .s'
Marchioncss OF Londonderry. Ike
genuine daughter OF Erin this Nea...,
and titled woman prefers her Iufh ."
70 chose her husband owns IN Enshlh
and. true TO the traditions Of her iin.,'
che Is n wonderful horsewoman. ,, 49,
tle 5-ycar-old son. the Viscouni h
borough. has been taught 20 M e. ~
pony under her own eye. hand suA u'
ton.
Coming herself Of Irish people onf y
The Warehouses nroudcst boaS'e .f
her husbands family settled 20 f4.i
as long ago as 1913. and That her now "a
grow up 10 be genuine lrlshmen. Nov 4.
then she leaves hor favorite hon. -,
County Down for a glimpse OF the 49, -
season. and she Is not alone consp II,
IN the Mayfair drawing rooms ioI n.
beauty. but also for the fact tna'
rarely or never wears jewels. VIZ,
wealth % rich hair and fnultlees 49,
mud arms. this beautiful woman -
more iatterinE impfessi5n vino" AT
commonplace pearls. diamonds, el'- -.
her sister pseresses ind absolutely ne
sary TO their pride and good looks
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
he BEEHIVE.
THE
N. Schultz.
St. Julian and Whitaker Streets.

We are noted for selling good goods cheap and IN this
advertisement qcote prices that will sustain and pro-
mote that repotation.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
Two IRIsH BEAUTIES.
Lovely Mnrchioness of Downshira
and the Equally Handsome Juiia
MarIowe


When Julia Marlowe was IN London
few seasons ago ana attending a garden
party. she had the unique experience %
meeting a woman. who. feature Tor fea-
ture. was so exactly the counterpart "a
her own fair self that she confessed hat
che might have greeted the lovely Mar
chioness OF Downshire as her own twin
sister. Il is true that both the charming
ac'rcss and the equally ovabie Mar.h'on-
css e Irish women. but there the rsia-
tionship ends. while the resemblance can
readily be traced In their photographs. q
resemblance made all tho stronger hy tho
fact that IN hight. weight. ana colorns
there Is scarcely any difference between
them.
Just a. Miss Marlowe Is considered o1s
81 the most delightful women on the slags
to-day. her double. the Marchioness Is re-
garded as leading belle and beauty 10
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16

Yes. like you proper. with my hear,
inside"
Unwilling 90 give himself away raehly.
no asks. Now, you like mo?"
II Ike YOU altogether. Your skin good
The Girl anxious 10 clinch the matter.
asks when they are 90 be married This
man says. Tomorrow. II YOU like ''
There Is mock hght when they ton their
relatives. ard everything ls settled
In Maorliand. the girl generally begins
me counting The love-token which ,he
etr throws az the feet of her lover ~ 7,
little bit Of fax made into a sort Of h,,lf
Knot. Yes is signihed by pulling ,ho
fnot tight No by leaving the matri-
monial moose alone.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
A DeIIcInns smnkr-

The Herbert Spencer Is an elegant cigar
and is truly delightful enjoyment 10
inhale the fumes OF this fine tobacco; 4,
Is eyhilarating and delicious.
See that the name OF Herber, Spencer
Is on every wrapper OF every cigar. with.
out which none are genuine.
The Herbert Spencer cigars are oniv
sold oy the box Of ~ Conchas az $50. ana
fefIectos. ka.0 al lAppman Bros. whole.
saie druggists, Barnard and conSres.
streets, Of this eity,-ad,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16

Gentiemen's satin Shield Bows ....... &c
Gentlemen's Satin Band Bows ....... ioo
Gentlemen's white Lawn Full Dress
Band Bows ......................... Sc
Colored sateen Windsor Ties ......... &c
Gcntlemen's Four-ln-Hand and Teok
scarfs ............................ isc
Fancy Toilet Soaps cakes in box,
box .......................... &c
Damask Towels with red border.
hcmmed, ready for use ............. Sc
White Pearl Dress ButtOns. dozen &c
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
PRIMITIVE MODES OF couRrISG.
The Way Young Hottentots. ZSmbesl
Beaux, and the Youthful Dyak Try
90 Win a wife.

htnuAs lynx
90 Win wife.
Among the land Dyaks no youth dare
venture to pay addresses TO a maiden un-
less he can throw az her feet netfuI %
skulls. II being necessary for him to prove
his prowess by killing = few men. women
or children. Among these tribes. the lover
offers the maiden OF his choice some betel
nuts. II she accepts. he is happy. but II
she refuses and says. Be good enough 20
blow up tho IRE" u means that ne is dis.
missed. Sometimes the counting IL carried
on through medium OF a sort OF Jews
harp enc handing u to the other, asking
questions and returning answers
when young Houentot goes counting.
20 render himself more attractive. he
paints his nose. checks and forehead with
SCOT Among some tribes Of Madagascar.
the boys decorate their long locks with
leaves, flowers and feathers "only In or
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16

II you wish 70 cure scrofula or salt
rheum permanently. take Hoods sarsa-
parilln. Il expcls all impurities from IN.
blocd-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16

Turkey Feather busters .............. Zoe
whisk Brooms. large size ............ ioc
French Hair Rats ..................... oc
Ladies' white Linen Collars .......... &C
Ladies satin Pulley Belts ........... 2so
Featherstlich Braids. white and col
ored ............................ -
Black Sewing SILK a spool .........- .
Black Bu,,onhole Twist, a SPOOL. io
Safety Pins. paper .................... &c
Steel Hair Pins. packages FOR ...... io
Blasting Cotton, large spools .......... 10
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-16
HOuSefuTniShin6S.

5G-inch Extra Heavy Full Bleach Satin
Damask .................49c. value I5c
Finch Bleached Barnsley Damask.
75c: value 81 %
Short Lengths Turkey Red Damask.
&c; value SOC
Extra Large and Heavy All Linen
Huck Towels .............ioc; value l5c
Imitation French Flannels. handsome
patterns. double fold. l2isc. value 2Oc
Pretty Patterns New Flannelettes
SIC; value I3lfo
ia California Blankets.
$50. value $3.50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-10
Amateur Notes.

The Wellsburg base ball team would
like to arrange with some good club
of Wheeling or vicinity two games for
Decoration Day to be played at Wells
burg. All expenses to be paved by the
Wellsburg management. For particu-
lars write Manager Wellsburg Base
Ball Association, Wellsburg, w. Va.
The Fleahman Boosers, of Fulton,
would like to hear from the Clippers
for a game of ball Sunday afternoon,
May 18th, on the Fulton grounds. If
accepted answer through the Register.
The Yellow Dumies challenge any
team in the city for two rockets a
side.
The Detweiler Grays challenge the
Jack Arthurs for game on the 18th
on the brickyard grounds.
w. w. Irwin accept the challenge OF
the Otto Fish club on the Terminal
grounds Sunday.
The Red Rose Athletic club would
like to hear from the Columbia Mu-
scum club for a game Sunday after
noon at Terminal grounds at 10 a. N.
Captain, C. P. Calissiie; manager, G.
Calvert.
The Pittsburg Dispatch Stars would
like to hear from the Pittsburg Post
team for game for rocket a side on
Saturday, May 18th, at Tunnel Green.
If accepted call and tell E. Harvey at
the Pittsburg News Stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-10
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CONCLAVE


EN-. Sir w. F. Hite, Huntington,
grand junior warden.
EN-. Sir and Rev. Robert D. Roller,
Charleston, grand prelate.
En-. Sir d. w. Emmons, Huntington,
grand treasurer.
EN-. Sir Robert c. Huntington, Fair
mont, grand recorder.
EN-. Sir George w. Creel, Grafton,
grand standard bearer.
EN-. Sir Charles II. Ahrens, Wheel
ing, grand sword bearer.
En-. Sir Samuel N. Myers, Martins
burg, grand warden.
En-. Sir James B. Mckee, Wheeling,
grand captain of guard
For the last. several meetings of the
commandery, officers have been chosen
in direct line of promotion, and it is
probable that the above will be moved
up one grade in the order of promo
ton. The report of Grand Recorder
Huntington for the year 1892 shows
that during the year the order in the
State increased in membership from
1893 to 1,109. The session of the
commandery will close tomorrow at
noon, but the Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine will keep the ball rolling a few
hours longer. Their parade, which
promises 10 be an especially unique
event, will occur Thursday afternoon,
and in the evening they will send a
class of some fifty odd seekers after
truth over the burning sands. Among
these will be Senator n. B. Scott, Sena-
tor Stephen B. Elkins and Fish Com
missioner Bowers. The Mobiles have
made extra preparations to make it
warm for this trio.
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and then turned on the pressure
too strongly.
Both lads had been employed in the
shipyards for only two days, and work
ed as heater boys. They were seen
playing with the air pipe from pneu-
matte tool machine. Suddenly Done
gan was seen to topple over and fall
into his companions arms, uncon-
SciouS.
When workmen ran to his assistance
they were Mortified to find him swol-
len out of shape. They tried to remove
his clothing, fearing he would be stran-
gled, but so tight was it that it had
to be cut from his body in strips
The blown-up lad was taken to the
Episcopal Hospital, where his condi-
ton was at first regarded as serious,
but not fatal He continued to grow
worse, however, and died.
Joseph Currier~ failed to appear at
the yards, when the police were search
ing for him, which naturally cast more
suspicion on him. When arrested to-
night he declared that he had been
sick all day and stotItly denied having
placed the pipe against Donegan.
Currier has been an orphan for years
and is regarded as being unusually
intelligent