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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
Die @btHefen alS Gnteecfer
Amerifd6.

Uldnner Der Bifenidaft nsbmen srDbs
tss Sntereiis an Der firSli6en Wel6une.
oab ameritunii&e OffBiere in 9eiina olts
blitorii4e Dofumsnte uufsefunoen bdttsn,
bic beiasen oaB @bineisn iton Dor l4O0
Sabre Gmerita entbeft uno in Merlco,
no he 3uefit lanoeten, TsmpsI errlttei
bdtten. Die in ben urfunben ertp6bnteu
IempeIbauten laeen bermutbIi6 i'm
Staate Sonora an Der 9aeifc aafe.
DOrt entosdte man Dor stuei Sabren un.
nett Der Ortibaft nres 8ulnen eines
Esmpels. bic bon pergansener 9ra6l
ieuSten. Inter Sriimmsrn ipurbe cine
Steintafel nit Sbrifiaet6en dbhid be,
men Der Gbineien eefunoen. @ros nur
Die ueberraftuns, bod auf Ra6u6t bon
Dem 6unoe srbob iib Elm aagemeinss
S6dlteIn Der @sIsbrtsnt6pfe.
Die merltaniide 8selerune Iisb nun
siuen sebiIOeten Gbinsisn iommsn, be-,
Die SniArift tbeiIneiie eni3iiferte unb bic
beitImmte GrtIdruns absab, bab man bic
HuInen zines Dor plelsn Sabrbunoertsn
oOn ben ebinsisn erri6teten 1empeIs boz
llb babe. Seine NuSleeuns Der helner.
men S4riftseidsn fan6 isbo6 ieinsn
8Iauben. Sect fOmmt bic poresbIl6e
9shdtieunB our1 aIte nrfunoen in ge,
tina.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
cIuteruatipnaler 3ruft.

Der philadelphia asbser iast iiber Elm
ihon ieit elnieer 3eit in Der 2uft Iieeenoes
8etdht, bnb Elm erobes enelli6ts Spn'
Oltut oas oortiee @rumpibs Sbiffbaus
gtabliHsment e,psrben tpoae uno Elm in.
teruatlonuler Sruit fir ben 8au bon
8rie8sidlfsn eebilOst tperosn ioQe.
Ous Soleenoe: ,.Nebrere Berfonen.
psl9e ibrsr SteQuns mad in Der Sage
limb. etipas Gber bic Sade su tpiKen,
purosn ssfraet, tpas Iie iiber bic 8or.
idIdse be,dsIid elmer 8erfdmelsuns Der
srOben eneli'ten Sblffbauer 5irmu
.,Ibs 8idns Sons uno Murim So. "
nit Der ,.Sramp Sbip & engine SulIoine
&c." unO Osm >. DtiOoaIe Steel DOrfS"
uIbten. DuB cine iol8e 8eri6melsune
srnltll6 beubftrst 1T uno NIT siinitI9en
Ausen ielbf bon ben Relit' Snierefwten
anseisbsn ptb, ipuroe ron sinem Der
0auptatiiondre Der Grump So. ielbit Su'
astnnosn. DerieIbs ertldrts, oaB Die
8orl1Idge bon Der anoern Ssite ausss
saneen iino. bab bieieIben bic 8eribmel
,uns Der Wiopnle uno @ramp So. uuo
Damn eine @OnfoI,oirunB Der 8eioen mil
Ger 8lderS & Warim So. beSp,fsn.
0us fur @ffsttuiruns oieier goniOlloution
n6tbiae 8upItal iOa sum srOben 1belI
tnsIi6en aapituliiten eeb6ren, pel6e
onnn nuilrlb eine beoeutsnos Stimms
IN Der 8siddflsfdbruue Der coniolipirten
Grump uno OilbUale So. bdtten. Die
9situns Der @si6dFts nirb isoo1 allen
Anibsin nub in ben Sdnosn Der amerl'
tuniiden Direftoren perbIsibsn. BIS
isst fol- nod fsin formeQer Sbritt fei.
tens Der Cramps unternommen tporben
iein, bod oieielbsn iOaen inbipioueq oem
4nerbieten ednhis seiinnt isin. 0te
tlsineren @ramp SntereIisnten perben
nuiiirlib suitimmen mlhsn. 8ice' Brds
iOent Sames s. Sullipan bon Der Wlo.
uale So. tpOQte besdsllb Der porseibla'
sensn @OniOIioiruns ii8 ni8t ausIai.
fem"
Serr Gbus. Grump. Der @bef Der Sirmu
Srump unO Sons, CAB Su, bab Elm gr'
raneement niht nur nit ensliiben. ion
bern ou& nit beutidsn unb frans6iiiHsn
5lrmen su Stanoe ssfommsn iei, psIher
4rt OoRsIbe aber NJ. Oarlbsr polts er
li9 ni6t ndber ausluhen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
Wom Wanther aefre effeft.

Gin risiissr 9antber ttus bic a&tidb.
riee Eohter bes in WuObOOi. l6 Wellen
uOn Gdrturlebt, Winn.. Dobnenbsn 6.
8. Rtl.p oapOn unb frsb fs auf. Das
unsIddLite Dldoden slne in Der 06bs
Der 5arm bic StruBe entIans, aIs bic
Bette pl6bli& bsruOripruns. ss nit
ieinem Uluule padte uno mad einsm
Sumpfe i6lsppte, mo bas arme alne
sinen i6redIiten 3OO fano, inbem ibm
uOn cem piloen 9bisre @lieb fur @liee
ubeerlhsn unb per;sbrt ipurben. Das.
pas bon Der 3Odter dbris blisb. puros
ipdter bon ben betrlbtsn @Iiern aufas.
leien uno besraben. Die Ra1barn ma.
den iest Suso Guf pantbsr unb babsr
beIeits einen erleat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
@thtiae Gutpeefuuaeu.

u. Stamps @bsrrp, Der i'm Sabre
1896 bon Gblcuso aus cine 5Oribunss.
rsiie nud GsntraI'Nfrita untsrnabm, be.
fnoet fit iest auf fsinsm Wege nod
4msrifa. 98dbreno isines Gufentbaltss
i'm .,buntsIn Continent" ioq er 4ben.
tsuer erIsbt baben. bic in pisIfo4sr BE.
sisbuns nod ionoerbarer iein ioQsn, ale
isne bon STANLEY uno 2luinsfione. Bier
S itre lang lebte Setr Cherry unter ben
slneebOrsnen am @OneO; er mar ibr
9eieai6cfter. 5rsunb, 5dbrer unb 2sb.
rsr. Obne SeaIeitune zines Welssn
bur6hrsifts er 9sbiete, bic nod tsin
Runn tuutafiitG 8aiis Dor ibm betre.
ten bat. Sebr tplbtiee esoerapbii6s
unb eibnOerapbli6s gniredunsen iol CT
ssmu1i baben. Dob iOasn fs nidt sbsr
bsinnni psrben, ais bis sr Der amerita.
niiden seosrapbiihen 9sisqi6aft ieinen
8eriat sttattet bat. Inter anoerem
nil er brei neue 85Ifsr enioedt baben
aud elne Species. peIts pisI tleiner als
bic bsiannten unb Obns gIfsnbsin,dbn,
iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
RramarbaA mercirr

Su eer Sisuns bes fransbfi&sn 81.
mats erre8te Der our8 ben Drspfus'9ro.
lsB iebr onrtltig eeporoene ebsmaIiss
arlessminiitst Wereisr ouburd eins Sem
laiiOn. oab er selesentlih Der 9eraibuna
Der 5lotten' 8orIuee Oursulessn iu8ts,
oub 5rantrei6 mit2ei1iatsit na6 gne.
lamb elne IEmee perfen f6nne uno bas
IS bel ieln'n WObiIIiuunsspIdnsn sins
ioI6s @oentuulitdt tpabrn,bmen ioate.
als Brafoent 5ulieres auf peribieoene
Oronunssrufe bin, Wsreier eriu6te, ni1i
auf Details einSuesbsn, erfIdrts Der bra.
mnbatiirenoe General, man t6nnte bic
uon ibm beriibrten 9Idns pie elm 9a.
motIesi4pert tets Dor @nsIanbs aussn
blltsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
tSeit6rte Opdl.eit.

Gin boboramatii6sr 3pif6snfaq CT.
eisnete ii1 ndbrenb Der 5rauuns bee
8rafen 2ansenhein nit Der Warauifs
GTeoIine. Ils bic Gsrsmonie i'm 8anas
mar. brdnete fi6 eins 9sitIsrip na6 bsr
uOrosriten 3ufbuusrreibs. fiisB bort einsn
Sarei aus uno fisl in Obnma&t. @rai
Gan8enitein elite betbsI, um bic Srau ,u
itdBsn. oils er iis iebo6 aufbOb. srtannis
er in ibr feline frlbere @attin unb Ulutts.
ieiner isbleen Srdut, tpelbe Dor 90 Sab.
ren sntlaufsn. 2unse 8sii Isbis Iis IN
tiefem Glenb, tOot fur ibrsn 8atten, 70.
balo aber bic SO&isit oer sissnsn Io6
ter NIT benz eieensn Uidnn bsranrldte,
trisb es lie mad Der 8uds. mo lie Dor
tssreift&sr Grrssuus tibsrpdIiist lpuros
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
esIauars, sudapanuu unO gsefern sabu
Su Strait ssu 2. GStmbr 1900

in NTaII ttH Z. 1fbtmpH lSuO
Siolid-gnlGet Sndntou fur 9tp, 9prI
nm lao, 300, $50, 81 0 uno 1905, 9Urmt.
tdss 1855 unp 3.33 3a6mittlss. 5ir
Strcubeburg, um 6.tO Nom. Wtlbs uno VIC.
rUmmupatOus' 3us um $40 Nabmittass. Gr.
rtiht Spbpita um $50, 7.tS. % WOrgsus !;
i2.0S, 3.i5, 4.4S uue 7t9 Ra6mtitaas
Grrriht pbiIaptlphia um t.O6, 1923, 600
uns S.22 Natmittass. Sutibt Scranton
Ron Nsp Ycrf UNI l.fO, 4 No une 10 %
Rpr. LOO, t.52, 5.43, s.45 uub i1.30 Nom
Bon SiIcupsburs um S.l5 Ncrssns
Rorolif -gttldBi SuantCu fur Buffalo uue
3nil6snlatiourn, nm 1 10. 4.t0 unp 900
Wier.; t.55. 5.4S 4 .35 unp Natm DUR %
peap une Ssraruit UNI 4 10 DIOR. unS 1.55
Rdhm. Niir lltita nm ITO Wcr. unp i.55
Radm. 6ir Wontroit um % Wpr los
uub 5.4S Nahm. 6ur Nihpipn um Al 0 une
6.i5 Na6m. 6lr Siugbamtpn, 1925 Dor.
mitiass. Gutiht Scranton ppu Sufals
um f,25, 2 55, 5.45 unb 10 100 Wpr.; $50
uue 800 Rabm. Bon Ssptgp uuo SyTacuis
nm 2.55 Scr. 1898 u. s w Nom. Bon lltica
um2 55Dipr.; 1898 u. $50 Rom. Bon Rteb6l
lcn nm $50 Wpr. uup 500 gia6m. Bon
RpntrOIs um 10 90 Mcr.; 80 uup 500
RaHm.
Dloomsburg 5ibiiiou-guIG6t Snautur
fir NoTtbumbtrlanp UNI 8 45, 10 O5 Mor
f.55 une 5.5l Ra6m 6fr glymrutb nm .O5
3.A0 uub $50 9a6m. 5ur ainaltcu, S.l(
Nler. Grrtihi N0rtbumbGllnp um 9.35 RpI.
f.t0, 500 une 8 As Natm. 9utidt Rna
liou um $50 Ror. GnsiCbt plymouth um 200
l.32, g 50 une 1890 Born Srrtibt Suan
ton pom 9cribumbtrlaup um 8 AZ DIOR. f2.
IS, 4.50 uue S.45 Nabm. Ben 3iusifpu ur
ft.00 Wpr. Bon plymouth I'M 7.55 Wpr.
800 unp 5 35 Rafm.
49, Sonntdass3nee.
eaolih -gDuIibt Scranton um 40. 3.0C
ESQ, nup 1905 Dlor.; 1888 uub $40 9abu
Rahm.
R0rolib -9nldst Sudntcu um lis IN
40 WOr.; i.55 5.lS unO II IS Nabm.
Blpomsburg 5ibiiinn = grIdei ceramic
Hm i0.O5 Npr. uuh $50 NaHm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
SelifateHen,

Siide: Nsue SOadnbii&e Sdrinss
uno RufHds Saroinsn. Samburee,
IaIe in Del uno @elss, Gapiar, Sar.
blnen in 8ddien, 2obiisr, appetit SiIcs,
sstO6tsr NadsrsI, 8ieIer Sprottsn IL
Del.
8dis: SrOmaes be 8rie, 2ieber.
franz. @ream. 8rdnsr, Sbpeissr, 2imr
burger, Saditein uno SunO &die.
Wurt: Salami uno @erpeIat, @ier
ner, nit Ober obns Sauertraut, uni
Srunffurter in 8dtien.
Spsstalitdten: D6fenmauI
SuIut. 2isbiS's SIeifd. .Ggtratt, Olipsn6
bsim Quart, 2amm' 9unssn in 56pfen
@bparb Siebeder,
$50 2adatpanna Npt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
Gin MaTenm5roer.

Der 81 Sabre aIts, frdbsr in Decatur,
Sa., pobnbafte, @m. Ssuten ber.
iubte in Seattle aqe feline 8srpanbien
su tboten. Dlit einem Bell i6Ius er bier
psrionen bic 96pfe Elm. fs aIs tObt au.
radIuhsno. ibob bann sinsn Wann in
ben Rddsn uno psriuHts sinsu 9spulp.
Sberlff su iooten. Sblisblib nabm
man lbn bod ssfunssn. ni6t sbsr absr
Gls bis sr isIbft stpsi S4ubpunbsn sr.
baltsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
Die mpberne Giientpaaren.
Sanbluns.
.GS tit eine
.i9were
Nnfgabe

Die 8obllbduier warm Su bal.
ten, penn 9robe &ise uno 9oder
ii6 an Den Sbilren unO Senitern
befinoen. SoSIep'S 8etter. .strei.
fen fir Sbilren uno 6eniter baIten
Die fuIte 2uft ab-bieieIben oienen
al Den Sbilren aud ais 4oliter
sum slni6Iusen-unO Uerbinoern
oaS Iaute 3ui6Iasen Der Sbiiren
SSrciie ppn 9 bis g Gents
per sSuf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
Giiehbabn Scittnbelle.
gris unp gBaumina gaasa eiisnbabn Go.

!3tittabtOs in araft Zen II. September 1900.
.3dst fir caplty unp fas punftr, ,u pam.
lev 8trbiueuns nit str Grs 9iitnbabn fur 9fsp
yprt. Rtpbursb uup 3wii6sniatirntn ma6sur,
prIalIsu Scranton nm 7.U5 WprssHs unp 2.25
Ra6m.
,3iss fpmmsn an in Scranton um 1890
Rprgtns uub $40 Absues.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
TOOte &sbearGO.
1l9 @aibinston slbsnae.
gBirthfaafts llebsrnabms

Der lluttrtitnttr isiat ttm ttutittu pubIi.
FUN pen nab uub frrH rssbtnii an, bab sr BIZ
99utblbaft ess StTTn 8tprgs aebT in Stblty
taaHtb ubuupmmtu bat 9teumauu pirb BIZ
b.ttn Strduft, Sisarrsu uup JupSrlummsueifl
Stpttunns bti mir porfuesn. Gs tmpFsbi i'd
btittns. btnri 5rauffsr, @iTtb.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-12-15
DAINTIES FOR EPICURES.
Cheese Is Aged by Dealers with Wit
riOl, Poultry DeOdOrized
and So On.

The fact was recently stated in ont
Of our leading medical papers that
game can be made to look ripe and
green by injecting into the fresh flesh
potassium sulphide. This is only one
OF the numerous receptions which the
a~rtless tradesman practices upon his
customers.
Poultry, if the weather be at all
muggy, is very apt to smell queer
and go green in the joints" To cor
rect this the birds are washed with a
solution of permanganate of potash,
which sweetens them up. and then, as
this solution has a tendency to dis
color the skin. they are carefully
whitened by being rubbed with flour.
The same deodorizer is also used with
considerable effect upon joints of
meat.
\ very harmful practice is resorted
to in the manufacture of artificial
gorgonzola cheese, say the London
Express. This is prepared by taking
any ordinary pale, soft cheese and
piercing it through and through with
lengths of copper wire which have
been dipped in oil of vitriol. The
chemical action of the acid and the
copper produces sulphate of copper
(bluestone). which is deposited in
small quantities in the cheese. thus
representing the desired blue mold.
Dried fruits for Christmas buildings
or mincemeat are freshened up when
fhey grow old by a careful washing
in a mixture of sugar and water.
This gives the fruit that soft. moist
appearance that is deemed so desir-
able. Those cheap varieties of dates
that are seen on barrows. wrapped in
a piece of sacking. and sold at a pen
ny a bagful. often find their way into
a grocer's shop. and are pulled apart
and washed in the way indicated,
pound.
Some greengrocers wash old wal
nuts and pass them off as a new sea.
sons fruit, despite the questionable
nature of their contents.
Sweets are hardly food, but enor-
nous quantities are being prepared
for the Christmas sale just now.
There is n 10 remedy for chocolate
goods when they are once stale and
discolored. except to go back to the
factory and be remade, but other old
sweets are mixed up with newer sorts
and disposed of in fancy boxes.
Bakers who turn out more stock
than they can sell dispose of some in
the form of 'stales." but the rest are
usually baked a little more while
wrapped in a cloth dipped in milk or
water. They emerge from the oven
-ejuvenated for the time being.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-12-15
Not for Publication.

4 certain millionaire organizer OF
half-a-dozen big business combinations
has made it an inf1eXible rule never
to allow his utterances to be printed.
1t was recently reported that he was
going abroad to carry out a new
scheme. and a reporter visited him to
verify the rumor.
But the man of millions was as OBJ
durate as ever.
you won't say whether you are 60
ing away?!' he was asked.
81 never talk for publication" was
the nswer
Cant you tell us anything about
the prospects of the new business?"
81 do not talk for publication"
The reporter had pursued his vic'
tim into a lift, which was slowly de.
scending. Renouncing any ambition
for the coveted interview, he said:
"a fine day. sir"
"Not for publication" was the reply.
-Tit-BitS,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-12-15
HUMOROUS.

His Pick.-He-"I understand you
have a family tree?" She-"Oh. yes.'
He-"Well, the fellow who picks you
Will get a. peach."-Philadelphia Even
ing Bulletin.
Mr.. Sage-"Brevity, my dear, is the
soul of wit" Mrs. Sage-"Is that the
| eason that horrid Mis-. Stuffy looks
so funny in a rainy-day skirt?"-Ohio
State Journal.
"He gives twice who gives quickly"
says the proverb, but you will please
observe that the rapid paying teller
never gives you twice the face value
of a check.-Chicago Daily News.
Larry-''Th' doctor siz Oh made
glasses. How much are they?" OPP
tician-"Do you wish nose glasses?"
Larry,'No, Oh want oye glasses. Oh
can't sac tro' me nose, kin Oi?"-Chi-
cago Daily News.
You dropped your club bill out of
your pocket this morning" "Ah, yes.
dear: thank YOU" "And 1 think that
after you know I have seen the fig
ulSS III H. NOu Will HdIuIN ODJcCl "
my next bill from the dressmaker."-
Indianapolis News.
The man of the hour was distinc-
lively an orator. SIS it absolutely
necessary we ventured to ask. that
YOU be able to express yourself?"
Certainly" replied the man of the
hour. you couldn't expect me to
arrive by slow freight, could your
Detroit journal.
The professor comes to his lecture
room and finds it entirely empty. In
dignant at the absence of students
he breaks out ~angrily: Gentlemen.
] must ask you to come in greater
numbers in future. for I have no in
teption of delivering my lectures to
empty benches!" - Meggendorfer
Blaetter.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-12-15
A Hint.

An old lady who is very much of a
bore paid a visit to a family of her
acquaintance. She prolonged her stay,
and finally said to one of the chill
dren:
81 am going away directly, Tommy.
and l want you to go part ct the way
with me-"
"Can't do it. We are going TO have
dinner as soon as You leave" replied
Tommy.-N. Y. World.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-12-15

Don Mariana had withdrawn into the
presence of his wife. She stood in a
large bedroom whose brick floor a red
and blue carpet concealed. The canvas
ceiling, decorated to match the painted
walls, heaved gently up and down in
answer to a breeze which filtered
through unseen tiles above. A huge
painting of Porfirio Diaz hung between
windows. A brass imported bedstead.
draped, was ever less beautiful than
the Counterpart of pink silk. Chairs of
black Austrian bent wood impeded the
somewhat boorish progress of the
treasurer. He halted in the rooms
middle, his arms half buried in trousers
pockets, his round head lowered pugna-
ciously. "What, in the name of the
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-12-15

When / last saw Conchita she was
seated al the door of a little adobe hut
in the suburbs. gazing out sweetly,
rapt. Before her eyes dashed on the
gathering car, whose mules leaped with
tie inspiration of Cenobio = Cenobio
cracking a mighty whip and blowing q
brass horn at all the corners with mag
nificent fury. And through it all slept
on in peace q pink and brown baby in
a soap box on the adobe foor.-Sau
Francisco Argonaut.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-26
TEoDoRo GUERRERO.
l66

NO. Esa es la realidad. Mr.. Warrior me
salv6 la vida recogi6ndome en- su fragata, me
lleyo q su casa de Charleston, y Sc enamor6
perdidamente de INF luch6 con el infortunio,
porque no le amaba; pero sola en- el mundo,
sin amparo, en- la seguridad de que estaba
viuda, llorando accedf q darle mi mano. EI
era tan bueno, tan generoso, me trataba con
tanto carino, que 81 no logro entrar en- mi cora
z6n, cerrado para todo afecto que no fuera el
de mi Armando, me hizo agradable la vida
pero al yer mi primer marido, SO despert6
aquella impression que solo dormfa, entonces
le manifesto que no podia seguir siendo suys.
La consecuencia fu6 lamentable, pues prOdujo
su muerte
~ despues spor que SO neg6 usted 6rsci-
bir Armandof
-Porque entire los dos Sc interponfa para
siempre una barrera.
81 Eli luna barreraf No entiendo que
ley Sc opone que el primer marido reclame
su mujer, mas cuando Ell segupdo va no
existe.
Elsa barrera no es "a ley es algo mas So
grado
-aQuei
Esa barrera, Gonzalo, es mi coraz6n.
Ahora 81 que me picrdo en- conjeturas
inexplieables lama listed d Armandos
Il Con locura No he ausado mas que ei-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-26
ENTIRE DOS AMoREs.

--Entonces -.
-voy poner en- claro la raz6n que me de-
tiene para no recibir en- mis- brazos al hombre
que adore.
--Despierta nsted mi curiosidad.
Ines Sc dirigi6 & un estante y sac6 del cajon
ell testamento de Henry Warrior, one entrego
8 Cionzalo, marcdndole con el dedo la clausula
que Sc oponfa q la union con su primer marido.
Lea usted ahi.
Ell joven examine con atenci6n el testament
to .despues de leer la clausula, hizO una nue.
ca expresivay dio:
-Comprendo ahora, amiga mia, Ia conducta
de usted La Ultima voluntad de aquel hom-
bre no le honra, porque aunque la dictaron los
celos encierra un acto de venganza; pero debe
usted negarse eumplir la crueldad de esa
clausula.
No es possible, Gonzalo. Mary es hija su-
va, y estaudo yo casada, no puedo reclamar
derechos, nj darle mi apellido. La madre de
Henry la lIamarfa su lado, y ese golpe me
costaria la vida. Nuncal
La nina entr6 oportun amente en- la sala,
la madre la abraz6 llorando.
II Hermosa criatura exclam6 el andaluz-
Parece una filigrana
Es herdad Perdella, y perderla por mi
voluntad antes Ia muerte
LA situaci6n en- que Sc encuentra listed
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-26

TO LET fresh frontrooms for one or two
gentlemen. Luna street 8, up stairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-28
BILLS BY WEST vIRGINIANs
Introduced Into Congress During
the Past Few DAYS

Introduced Into Congress During
the Past Few Days.
Special to the Register
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Congress-
man Dayton has introduced a bill for
the better protection of life at sea on
the great lakes, which provides that
vessels shall carry sufficient num-
Der of life boats and life preservers,
the former to be fitted with disengag-
ing apparatus so that they may be
launched automatically or by one per-
son. Mr.. Dayton has also introduced
bill to pay to the trustees of the NJ
E. church at Harper's Ferry the sum of
$4,755 for occupation of and damage to
church building during the civil war.
Judge Freer has introduced a bill to
pay Mary A. Coleman, of Parkersburg.
$40, 900 for damages sustained by reason
of John w. Coleman's capture by Con-
federates while in the employ of the
United States at Bridgeport, w. Va.
and his confinement in prison, causing
loss of pay and the contraction of dis
eases which left him physical wreck
and ended in death.
Capt. Dovener has introduced a bill
to pay pension of s25 a month to
Samuel Richards, of Summers, Dod-
bridge county, late of Company A,
Fourteenth West Virginia Volunteer
infantry.
Senator Elkins has introduced bill
for the payment of $4,000 to Matte
R. Fredeking. heir of Leopold Frede-
king, of West Virginia, for q, 1000
pounds of tobacco appropriated by
United States troops in 1865.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-28
WOOD COUNTY DEMOCRATS
Will Hold Their Nominating Con-
vention Thursday.

Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, May 81
The Democrats of Wood county will
hold their county nominating conven-
ton here on Thursday and considera-
BILE interest is manifested in the nom
nations. There are several candi-
dates for every position and Demo-
Gratis are seeking the nomination as
though they felt sure of carrying this
usually Republican county next fall.
For the Office of Prosecuting Attorney
there are three candidates, w. G. Pet
erl1in, Holmes Hiteshaw and D. C.
Casio. For Sheriff George G. Stout
and ]. E. earle are the candidates and
for County Commissioner Levi Skid
more and Stephen Morgan are candi-
dates. The Democrats are almost GER
tain to elect the County Commission
er this year on account of the record
of the present County Court, which
the Republicans have endorsed by re-
nominating the member whose term
expires this year. The members of the
party seem confident of electing the
whole county ticket this year and it
need not be surprise to find the
county giving a Democratic majority
for the entire ticket from President
down to Constables.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-28
POLITICAL.
OFFICIAL CALL FOR STATE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

At meeting of the State Democratic
Executive Committee, held at Charles
ton, West Virginia. on the 18th of Janu-
airy, 1900, 1t was ordered that State Con-
yention of accredited representatives of the
Democratic party OF West Virginia be
held at the City of Parkersburg, in the
County OF Wood ION
Wednesday, June 9th, 1000, at 1900
O'Clock Meridian,
for the purpose OF selecting nominees for
the following offices: Governor, Auditor,
Attorney General, State Superintendent OF
Free Schools, Treasurer, two Judges OF the
Supreme Court OF Appeals. two Electors
at-Large for President and Vice President
Of the United States Members Of the state
Democratic Executive Committee. and the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before II.
1t was also ordered that each County
shall have one Delegate in said Convention
for each one hundred C00) votes or frac-
ton thereof Of fifty (50) votes or more cast
in such county for electors for President
and Vice President OF the United states
az the election of November 9Th. 1886. that
is to say
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-28
Postmasters Appointed.

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 81
The following fourth-class postmasters
have been appointed in West Virginia:
Jesse M. Englehart, Guseman, Preston
county, vice M. w. Miller, resigned;
Seymour Caldwell, Mill Point, Poca-
hontas county, vice N. J. Brown, re-
moved; Elisha J. Rollins, Rollins, Ma
son county, vice Martin S. Taylor, re-
signed.
A new postoffice has been estab-
lished at Beatrice, Richie county,
with John Deem as postmaster Star
service has been established from Ar
noldsburg to Looneyville, six times a
week, and from Mount Lookout to
Pearl, six times a week.