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El patriotisnlo
chino,

Mr. Robert Hart el eual por es -.
pado uno de~1os cargos mas impor.
tantes en- ell gobierno chino, y ha di
rijido sus negoclos .~hasta donde po
dfa hacerlo un europeo, trata la
question de Ia China en- un artfculo
publicado on Ell <Fortnightly,, de
Londres y el<Cosmopolitan,de New
York el cual debe estudiarse deteni
damenue por todos aquellos que ten
gan interes en- conocer ell problema
cuya magnitud no ha confrontado ell
mundo otro igual por muchas cen.
turias.
Para la paz temporal, dice ell
Sr Robert, pueden escojerse estos
tres medlos, la partici6n, el cambio
de dinastfa, remendar Ell gobierno
de Manchoo, Y demuestra como sola
mente este dltimo ofre.e lgdn exito
en- demOrar Ia recrudecencia de, <Pe
ligro amarillo, que dice que sera un
hecno tan positive, como que ell sol
saldra en- el dia de manana.
La asociaci6n de los boxers, con
tinda, tiene un orfgen patriotico, un
ideal como base q todas luces justifi
cado, y 'en realidad ell resultado 8
de consoles extranjeros, 6 ell estudio
de sus metodos.
No puzzle suprimirse por edic.
tos, ganara fuerzas, sera favcrecido
por ell gobierno y algdn dia (predice
el Sr Robert) millones de patriotas
chinos bien armados y disciplinados
har& impossible que los extranjeros'
VIVIAN en- China, les qnitaran todo
10 ue le hayan quitado q la China,
pagaran los agravios recibidos con
inter6s crecido, y'llevaran la bande.
ra China y el ejercito chino, q mu-
chos lugares que nj siquiera la fanta
sia puede sonar hoy, preparando un
futuro de a]zamientos y desastres
..nconcebibles.
Por los ultrajes cometidos por
la China, ha de dar So tisfacci6n, y
compensation, y evitarse su repeti
ci6n. Hay que apoyar este fin la
dinast{a de Monchoo, pero dice ell
Sr. Robert que no con este Sc evita
ra ell comerclo de armas, y la gene.
raci6n que viene cosechara el torbe
Limo.
I'm ell arregto con la China, las
potencias que ins;stan en- otra cosa
que no sea reparacion amplia del
daf1o causado intenten extension
del comercio y esfera de Influenza,
van a contraer IN responsabilldad
para la paz del mundo superior a
sus fuerzas.
La salida de la China cuanto an
tes, y la cesaci6n de inmiscuirse en-
sus asuntos, mientras mas pronto
Sc lleve a cabo, redundant en- bene-
fcio del mundo.
CTraducido del <North American,
por A. F. U.
Marcelina Rend6n en- Ponce,
fue herida gravemente por su mari
do Jose Sanchez Cuadra, quien lie
asesto tres puf1aladas.
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ServiCi0 postal
DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS,
La eicac:a y honradez del servi
clio postal no puede demostrarse de
nu modo convincente que con ell, si-
guieute dato, de 16 900 900 de paque
tes certiticados que han pasado por
el correo Ell afo pasado, solo 81 Sc
han extraviado por negligencia &C
cidentes s robos.
Tambien es muy elocuente ell
dato de que 81, 667, 5O8 600 de dire
re del Gooierno ha tenido ell mismo
We 1iculo sin la perdida siquiera de
un dcilar. Estos bultos s paque-
tes conteniendo estos valores, han
pasado por las manos de millones de
empleados, y la perdida insignifcan
te que nan tenido demuestra una des
trezs y honradez sin igual EN- ningu
ma empresa pdtlica 6 privada,
NJ puede darse un testimonio
mejor de la realidad y efcacia en-
nuestro aiatema posta.
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NOTICIA9
GeDer0les

FL Departamenio de la Guerra
en- LOndres estudia con actividad
la reorganization de las tropas vo'
luntarie S que Sc han negado volver
a la campaf1a sudafricana, temiendo
al china y la maia direction de los
generates encargados de la guerra.
y La prensa inglesa de oposicion
censura con acritud al Gabinete por
inutil y NAL patricia. por las decla
raciones hechas por distinguidos
voluntarios muy queridos en- la So
c:edad inglesa.
Ha sido declarado sin lugar por
la Corte de Justiaia de >Arecibo, ell
desahucio promovido por Dona Pc
ira B. de Fernandez contra D. Sc
bastian Figueroa, que tiene en-
arrendamiento la hacienda eMerce
des, de aquella localidad.
Mr.. Lloyd George, diputado
radical anuncia que en- las sesiones
que celebre la Camara de Comunes
Ell mes proximo, Sc propone hacer
pdoAlco los pactos vergonzosos he'
chos entire Chamberlain y Cecil Rho
uO1 . SOA A4OClFO 00 La SAOSCtOu oAO
AfrIcana.
El dia que Sc supo en- Ar4pibo ell
fallo absolurorio que promulgara la
Corte de Distr;to de esta Capital q
favor de los procesados con motive
de los successes de la calle de la For:
taleza, Sc efectuo en'aquella villa una
gran manifestation publica, en- la
que hubo su meeting, hablanao va.
rios importanles feaerales de la po'
olacion
V-centa. Carr asqulllo y Nice colasa
TrUche, vecinas del Marina, Gale
del Presidlc.ro 6, dennciaron por
ipjurias a.su convecina Carmen M.
riel. Eel Sr. Alcaldeioyo ambas par
tss y despues de amonestarlas alb,
solvio q la acusada.
Sc ha extraviadO una Jalma de
mecino, color marron, con bordados
blsncos, en- las Gales de esta capi
tai, Esa talma lleva el no 48 del ia.
bricante. Ell que la prosecute en- la
casa no 20 de la Gale de San Justo,
sera espleudidamente gratilcado.
Aver tarde Sc produjo IN es-
candalo en- ell muelle de espigou, en-
tre varios individuos cue cue, ian
agredir al sereno de aquel sitlo Boni
facio Dominguez Hubo pedradas, in
sultos Y amenazas uno de los Jefes
de aquel almacen tuvo que pedir
auxilio a la policia.
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Sc MlNDA GRATIS
4 T0D0 81 MUND0 ;
IN pA0UETE De PRuEBA DEL MAS
FAE0S0 REMEDlC,
sse nssYlslrcs uuY pRoN1O tl ylsoa ptnDlue.

Fode ii Que ocurra al State Medical Institut&
- E1ektron Building, Fort Wayne, Inds
r. u. rscibira por Correo, gratis, uu paqueu
Iei re medic mas nota bic. con que Sc han curAas
"A rniies do hombres, quenes haoian venido Iu-
chs udo inutilmeute ror largo item po Contra IA
snfermedad fisca y mental dc la Perdica ds
vigor, Su ex ito ma sido taA grande que, en- pre-
n IA hum anidad, ha resaelto este Institute TO-
partir gratui.ameute paquetes de prueoa a todas
=. puede efec tuar propio hogar, elm Mo!eo,
~: All es one tolo cl que padeZca de debtlidaa
ssTuAl, ba 10 cuaIquer torma, va proceda a.
nrores De juventud, psrdida pIematura de iuef.
"a, eroria, depression fisica. vartcoceIe
ssuaciAci6n dc las parties, ruede crrarse, por ~
nismo, en- III ca ~, sin despertar la ninlmAA'sS
ei6, curtosidad Dor paIte de nadic.
Este Ieaedio tcne ~ etecto particularments
sleutador, y desaroia rapii aineuse Las fueI!0
Kslcas IA ar1bisn cura todaa las eufet E,sdiTes
cappndas Dor ell largo abuse de las functonss
aaturales. 8 por Cua19u'er accidents Del misfnS
rsnero, en- las que sismpre ha sdo vsrdadsss-
Gnanto AoberAno. . q.
II Iuxtitnto qulere ayudar aInelln c1asa ~
hombres oue no pucden dejar sU hogar para if
curarse: y por ESQ les wanda gratis nna muse-
- Que les dar& una prueba do la faci!'dad Goa
40 puedeu curarss por 81 n1ismo DO Ia deoil-
eouecie usando remedies adecuxdos.
Fl Iustituto no haes niuguna cxcepeion, pNss
r.anda gratis todo et que le escriba uu pAq rsts
n prueba, cuidadosafsfSnte sellado para evitar
euaSauier iuconveniente Puhiicidad TodA 90
iieItrd diri1ids Al State Medical Instituts, -
ytssa Dc cbtener paquetes d. prussia, serA ateAp
iNa uronta nsneradamsnte.
q supiica Ios tsesosss ssssaeea ID p
q tlAmpa
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De Caroline. .

Nuestro Corresponsal en- este
pueblo nos manifesto que aquel
Ayuntamiento viene, va desde ell
eiercicio pasado, pagando al fin de
cada mes sus atenciones y que ell d1a
% satisfizo las del mes de Diciem-
bre corriente. Ahora que Sc trata
de Ia Suppression de aqueIlos pueblos
que carecen de vida por su situaci6n
y por ell NAL estado economico de
sus municipios, nos place senalar q
la consideration pdblica, felicitan-
dole Ia gez al de Carolina que lle-
na -oportunamente las obligaciopes
de su presupuesto con relative desa.
hogo, sin deudas anteriores.
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noticia jmpo|taote,

Por el presente sc informa que
los examenes para obtener licencia
de Medico, Dentista, Farmaceutico.
PracGicante, Comadrona y Enferme-
ra, SO verificaran en- las oficinas de
Ia Ju,eta Superior de Sa1aidad en- San
Juan, Ell las siguientes feches:
Para Medicos-3, 4 y de Enc
ro 1901.
Para Dentista--7, 8 y 9 de Enc
ro 1901
Para Farmaceuticos 10, II y IL
de Enero 1901.
Para Practicantes-14, Is y 16
de Enero 1901.
Para Comadronas y Enferme
ras-17, ~48 10 de Enero 1901.
Dirigirse al mismo Secretario de
dicha Junto para mas informes.
Pur Orden de la JuLta:
gValliann FdaUcett Smith,:
SecretariO.
San Juan, p. r.
A-16 -16
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Eotog!afI1 de T. klons-

Esta casa ofrece al publico y
peri6dicos hacer cuantos trabajos Sc
le ordenen en- fotograffas, fotogra-
bados y fotctipias.
Ell Album de Puerto Rico y los
grabados que publican los demas
periodicos son tCdos obra de la mis-
ma casa.
Tambeu oncontrara ell p1blico
grupos de la Camara de Deiegados
"A 81 ca1a uno de gran tamaHo
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R0saleS p0r C0rreO

PLANTAS de este ANO
La Perla, 49,. n" a'il!o de orc,
Aibonita, . CauarlO bOrde sal
mon,
La novia, Blanca pura for
ma perfecta.
ra insconstante, Rosas de diferen .
tes colores en- ell mismo rosal
Miniature, 49,. Rosa enana, Rosi
tas del tamaf1o de ! peseta,
Nina, ........ Rosada as atinada
Precios: Una SO ceptavos, 3 por
un peso Las 6 por S1,50.
Remesa: Sc puede mandar en-
piros postal, hil|etes cellos.
BENZ AMIN DELVALI.E
II Broadway,
A 8 3 Nueva York
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Despachos de Paris, anuncian
haber sido invitado ell Presidonte
Kruger q asistir al solemne acto de
la aperture del teatro de la Comedis
que acaba de ser recoustruidO.
Leopoldo Rodriguez le hurt6
aver un sombrero de fieltro q Julio
Delegado, vendiendoselo lIeso &
Manuel Rodriguez Denuncia3o Ell
hecho, ell Rodriguez confes6 su tai.
ia y ell Presidente del Tribunal 10
conden6 q 10 dias de trabajos, ha
ciendo entrega del sombrero s su
leg1timo duef1o.
DR., TomassRovira Cerezo Medi
co Cirujano
Certifco; Que en- las muchas
prescri2ciones en- que ha ordenado
ell uso del vino de aceite de hfgado
de bacalao fabricado por los Sres.
Frederik Stearns y ca le ha dado el
resultado apetecido, superando en-
mucho a algunos de sus similares..
Com batiendo no solamente aquellas
intermediates debidas al escrofulis-
mo sino tambien la anemia clorosis,
ciertas Intermediates dependencies
de ia matriz y pulmones y todas aque
Has que dimanan del empobrecimien
to de la sangre.
DR. TOMAS ROVIRA
Hemos sido ateatamente invi-
tados por ell PresidepAgy lSecretario
de la simpatica socieda& ~Vnion de
<Dependientes, para s1nesta inaugu
raj que tendra efecto el 1 O de Enc.
re.del proximo af1o. Agradecidos.
Nos esciben de Toa alta dicien
donos que las festas de Pascuas han
sido al1 muy divertidas; las misas
de aguinaldos estuvieron muy anima
das ell pueblo todo Sc dedic6 al jd.
bilo dentro del mayor orden.
La Acadia de Manatf tiene
anunciadas las plazas vacantes de
medicos, una para la poblaci6n
Otra para ell caserio de Barceloneta,
con residencia en- este.
El marLas tuvo lugar en- los 50.
lones del Casino Espa1ol de Areci-
DO un animado bale que qued6 muy
concnrrldo, ell cual fue organizado
por- ell eiemento joven.
Las naciones europeas han
apoyado las reclamacioues de sus
subditos en- 10 concernieute q los da.
nos y perjuicios sufridos por ellos
en- Ia III TINA insurrecci6n de Cuba.
Sc asegura que grandes grupos
armados, de naturales del Natal, han
saiito bacia los montes del Norte
Noroeste con objeto de unirse a los
comandOs beers en- dicho territorio.
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Dessmpena precision tabo d. puma econonaAo
Rensaments tieueo labor.
ecado anos sempse ha eence&do VI sate
todas las meoas practicas.
modo modrnos absoluamente ncompahls cuanto
mplodad arabidd De cousruc6n convenencay hge q
speracidn leeblidad ~ helezs de u trabajo
Las nejoras ainead1 mas Pertea eulaee %
csrace anisno mejorado ena6 de epees
ras catreta mas ancha ge,a toque qnifore A.
automaco que goberna cin los canisnos
ne orados que mueven el papel en- ei olindr@ .
modelo No escfhe "a caraces recbe paPe sob ye
eyedan Is apao Inca De IL
>modeo No ecbe 81 cara papel sobrss de q
oentmetros anch imprime inea de 80 cenmeto&
L. CoRREsroNDEolA PuERToRlco L. <Reminetsa, Ns
IL, Fl PmAsE Ell OATALoao EsPANoL g.
. FA6rioaAa tncanents Dor WYoHoSv. SkAxA,n Rn~pW
ag BesaAvs1. Ns>-Y~k- RSU. L.
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Despachos de Paris, anuncian
haber sido invitado ell Presidents
Kruger a asistir al solemne acto de
la aperture del teatro de la Comedia
que acaba de ser recoustruidO.
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ESCueIaS
vaCanteS,

En- la Isla Sc hallan vacantes
las siguientes escuelas:
Juana Diaz La escuela gradua.
da di nif1as
Ponce-Una escuela americana
de nueva creacion para varoLes,
con ensenanza de Gramatica Caste
Llama
Cidra-Una graduada adicional
para el pueblo y cuatro rurales en-
los barrios de <Rincon> <Rio abajo,
<Ceiba. y Honduras.
Rio Grande-Dos rurales en-
los barrios de <Guzman Arriba, v
&Gimenez,
Gurabo Una rural, de nueva
creaclon Ell ell barrio <Rinc6n, y
dos mas en- los barrios de <Jagua,
y <Quebrada Inferno. 1
Quebradillas~Una graduada en-
Ia pooloci6n.
|. ANGELA RUIZ
lE Gale de la Fortaleza 81. -@s
Casa de huespe les con espacio-
SOS y ventiladas b >bitaciones.
PRECIOS MODICOS.
A Is Ia
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4... Ell Fiscal del Tribunal de Hu.
macao selicita IS dias de licencia.
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90 SAN FRANC SEQ ST.
FOREIGN

PAYABLE IN ADVANCK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-27
MOUNDSVILLE.

Fred. DE Land, president of the
Federal Telephone Company, was in
the city one day last week, and an
agreement was made between him and
the Citizens Telephone Company
whereby ALL or nearly all, the indie
pendent lines in this State and part of
Pennsylvania and Ohio will be con-
| nected with Moundsville. Just as
soon as the weather will permit, work
will be started on the new enterprise
whereby the city will be greatly bene-
fitted.
Miss Ollie Norris, who has been the
charming guest of Mrs. Frank Taylor
on Grant avenue, returned to her home
at Wolf Run yesterday.
]. Crimmel & Son have opened a con-
| fectionery and news depot in the
Francis building on jefferson street.
Benson Kelley, of Wood Hill, was in
| town yesterday ON business.
Jacob Crimmel is slightly indisposed
| with symptoms of fever.
| Yesterday morning at o'clock W.
| B. Humphreys passed into the great
| beyond He had been sick but
short time. Last Thursday he was in
Wheeling all day, and was in the open
air most of the time. He contracted
a severe cold, which turned to pneu-
monia. Mr.. Humphreys was well
| known, having been in business in
| several cities. He first started to work
in glass house in Pittsburg in 1852
He enlisted in the army August II,
| 1852, in Youngs Independent battery
| G, of Pennsylvania volunteers. He
served in that company until June
| 1866 and on his return home he en-
tered the oil business, buying and boat
ing it from Oil City to Pittsburg, which
business he continued until 1870. He
| then went into broom manufacturing.
He superintendent the works of Watt,
Long & Co., in Allegheny, until 1877,
when he came to Moundsville and
bought stock in the Weaver & Bardall
Broom Company one of the largest
manufacturing companies in the Unit
ed States, contracting their labor from
the State penitentiary. He withdrew
from this company in 1898, and built
large brick factory near the Ohio
River depot, where he carried on the
| broom business until he sold out to
the Baltimore Broom Company. He
was very active business man, hav-
| ing an interest in the Moundsville coal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-27
FAIRMONT.
The Smallpox Quarantine Agafnst
Harrison County-News Notes and

The Smallpox Quarantine Agafnst
Harrison County-News Notes and
Personals.
Special to the Registe-.
FAIRMONT, w. Va, February 90
r. L. Stewart, who has been danger
ously i'll for several weeks with a COM
plication of diseases, is improving
slowly.
Edith, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Means, is very ill with
pneumonia.
DR.. Dorsey P. Fitch is at Baltimore
and will visit other eastern cities at
tending special lectures i'll surgery.
He will be absent about four weeks.
Mrs. Mary Weatherwax has been
seriously ill for several days and her
recovery is doubtful.
James Didwell's left arm was run
over by coal car at the CASTOR mines
where he is employed as lriver. lie
was taken to DR.. Cooks hospital and
his injuries properly attended to.
f. B. Scott, of ManninGLOn, has been
appointed district deputy of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America tor this (No.
p district, which district comprises the
counties of Marion, Harrison, MonOn-
salia, Wetzel, Tyler, Preston and Dod-
bridge.
No place, we are safe in saying. in
any State is there curfew law more
badly needed than in Fairlnont, and
petition has been signed by num-
Der of our citizens ar.l endorsed by
Union requesting the Council TO PASS
hn 10 II
with the petition bn. the matter was
laid over uptil another meeting.
The prevalence of smallpox in Har-
rison, Lewis, Upshur and other coun-
ties in the State has reached the stage
when the Health Officers Of this coun-
ty took proper steps on Saturday eve
ming, as stated Sundays Register, AMI
Guarantined against the aforesaid
counties. At Glen Falls. in Harrison
county, three new cases are reported
but the report is not official. With the
order entered at the meeting of the
hoard not permitting any person to
enter this COUNTY from any of the in
fected counties; that the Monongahela
river railroad shall not be permitted to
handle household goods, etc., from said
counties, and with guards appointed
along the NJ &R railroad and a chief
guard to travel on the train between
here and Clarksburg to prevent any
person from taking passage, and with
all this it is greatly feared the dis
ease will get into this county. Five
hundred viccine points were ordered at
Monongah, this county, in single or
der and those that need the prevention
are being rapidly treated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-27
BELLAIRE.
Midget of Local News from On
Belmont County Neighbour.

Belmont County Ne1EhbOr.
There is much pressure being
brought on D. B. briggs and ex-Mayor
Williams to become candidates for the
nomination for Mayor on the Demo-
cratic ticket Both men are fully
capable for this Office. One has been
Mayor and his administration was
good one Mr.. briggs is Democrat
of the old school las he came from
Monroe county,, and a man who has
good Judgment and would be consis-
tent in every way. The Democracy
would make no mistake in either of
these two men.
Greenwood Bros, proprietors OF the
Cottage saloon, which is owned by the
Pabst Brewing Company, quit bust
ness yesterday on the quiet order, but
before they had got out of town some
of their creditors got after them. One
was arrested, but he agreed to pay the
account and was released.
Mrs. Sara Dungen, of Sewickly, Pa,
is visiting friends in the city.
]. l. Souther shipped his household
goods to Johnstown, Pa, yesterday.
The family will leave to-day.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs George Groadhaus at
her home in California. Mrs. Groad-
haus was well known in this city, and
has large number of friends who will
be sorry to learn of her death.
r. Johnson is confined to his home
with a severe attack of rheumatism.
A young child of Thomas Convey is
seriously sick.
Miss Minnie Hunter, of Steubenville.
who has been the guest of the Misses
Steger, has returned to her home.
Mrs. John Campbell, of Martins
Ferry, who has been visiting friends
in the city, will return home to-day.
The young son of Thomas Cook, who
much better.
Heatherington's band will close
| their fair and festival tonight with
a masquerade ball. The music will be
! furnished by the orchestra. A large
crowd is expected.
Walter Cooper. who has been i'll for
some time, is able to be on the streets.
| William Milligan has returned from
GAINESVILLE.
The c. & P. will have several more
| barges loaded with ties at the wharf
| as soon as the boats can run.
John Preston was reported not so
well yesterday.
Hon. Albert Lawrence, of st. Glars
vile. was in the city yesterday on bus
| mess.
Senator F. B. Archer returned to
Columbus yesterday, after spending
several days with his family.
Bellaire Castle, X. of G. E., will meet
at the City Hall tonight at o'clock,
and from there will go in body to
the Heatherington bands fair and fes-
tival.
George Hamilton, c. & P. passenger
brakeman, is able to be on duty again.
]. s. ]. Beck, of the C. & p, Is on
duty on account Of severe cold.
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Wheeling, February 26th.
LOVE AND DEATH.

Ever athwart Life's sunlit upland ways
Falleth the shadow of impending Death.
And still LIES flowers beneath his blight
ing breath
What were the worth of hard-won power
or praise?
Awaits us all in the grave-ceN dark and
deep, -
The greedy earth worms nav, the awful
sleep
When Death his cold hand on our pulses
lays
What then, the end of action or of strife?
The sphinXed riddle of the universe,
Natures unsolved enigma, who may prove!
Lifes Passion Play all blindly mean re-
flearSe- -
But vet our recompense for birth, for life,
For Death itself, meseems, is deafness
LEIGH GORDON GILTNER.
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mine and the electric light plant, be-
sides considerable property in the
town. On March 10, 1870, he was mar
ried to Mary A. Logan. of Butler, Pa,
by whom he had five children. He was
member of the Presbyterian church
and several secret orders. He was
loved by all his associates and will
be greatly missed. Funeral services
will be held at his late home on Tom
hnson avenue at 1880 p. m. Interment
at Mt. Rose cemetery Wednesday
A five-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson died at 7 p. m. Sunday Of
Group, and was buried at D. m. yes
terday.
Mrs. Jane Ewing, of Sherrard, died
Sunday night. Interment Tuesday
Deceased was 81 years of age, being
among the oldest citizens of Marshall
county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-27

A Kansas Republican in Congress
has beaten the pension record in bill
designed to grant special pension of
$50 per month to Charles E. Jones,
late photographer of the Eleventh
Pennsylvania cavalry. This is not
only a trifle unusual, but an inspec-
ton OF the rolls shows there never
was a Charles E. Jones in the regi-
ment, and that neither that organiza-
ton or any other ever had photo
grapher. The question now is, Who
is Jones? and also, Where is this
pension business going to stop?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-27

The treatment accorded peaceful
Roer farmers by the British in the Tu-
gela river district forcibly reminds
one of the English methods of deal
Ing with the rebels who fought under
James, Duke of Monmouth, by Jeffreys,
of Bloody Assize" infamy. The de-
tails, furnished in telegram rejected
by the English censor at Cape Town
and forwarded by mail, are revolving
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-27

The Republicans in Congress have
at last agreed upon a modified Puerto
Rican tariff bill upon which the dis
cordant elements can unite and put
through. 1t is simply a compromise
for partisan reasons, and lacks the ele-
ment of fair treatment to people
who, while part of us, are apparently
not of us. Puerto Rico is virtually a
Territory of the American Union.
Why not give the people of the island
full swing in trade with the country
at large?