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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09
Cr0nica negra
Tres aSeSinatos
en- BarrOs.
Los coddve'res quemudos.
CAPTURA DE Los CRIMINALEs
POR La POLlclh INSULAR.

Hoy nos toca relatar uno de
esos horribles Icrfmenes que causan
verdadera consternaci6n en- la So.
ciedad. Uno de esos crfmenes que
causan 3espanto por la ferocidad con
que son cometidos
El dia tres del corriente fue avi-
sado ell puesto de Policfa Insular de
Villalva, Juana Diaz, de que en- la
finca de don Inocencio Gregori, iu-
risdicci6n de Bafros i sitio denomi-
nado Gel Nfspero, Sc habfa produ-
cido un incendio, en- la casa de don
Domingo Ricci, de nacionalidad fran
cesa mayordom b del sef1or Grego-
ri. s,r .
Inmediatamen ente sali6 una pare.
ia de guardias, que Sc componfa de
don Juan j. Morales don Manuel
Castro para el llgar del suceso, &
POGO de practicar las primeras dill
gencias tuvo razones para sospe.
char que el incendio habfa sido in
tenciOnal, atribuido & los indivi-
duos llamados Alexandra Rivera Pa
gan j sus cuatro hijos nombrados
Primitive, Francisco, Pedro Valen.
tin, los cuales fue eron detenidos.
Examinados los escombros de la
casa quemada encontraron entire
ellos los restos carbonizados de tres
personals.
ComenzadasI a tomar declaracio-
nes result6, despues de intentar la
negative, que el llamado Gregorio
Rivera Sc confes6 dnico autor del
hecho en- la forna que iba rela.
tar.
Dice que como a una distancia
de $50 metros de la casa, Sc encon-
tr6 con don Domingo Ricci: en una
reholla, donde le esperaba, acome
tiendole con un garrote le quito la
vida. Que mas tarde sali6 la sef1o.
IA de aquel, al par recer en- busca de
su marido, con la que entabl6 lucha
cuerpo cuerpo, hasta que acab6
con ella golpes puf1aladas, por
dltimo, para no ser descubiertO, qui-
to la vida a un Lin o, hijo de los va
asesinados.
Una vez consu mados esos fero-
ces hechos, el Rivera sus cuatro
hijos condujeron Ids cadaveres la
casa en- que vivian, en- sitio desierto,
pegandole fuego pa ara tratar de ha-
Ger desaparecer las huellas del cri-
men.
No tenemos noticias del m6vil
que ha obedecido este triple asesi-
nato, nj los antecedentes que han
mediado en- esa hor rrible tragedia.
Las diligencias del sumario CO.
menzado por la pareja de Policfa In
sular los delincuentes, fueron en-
tregados al Juez Municipal de Ba-
.rros que Sc present6 en- Ell lugar del
suceso.
Escritas las precedentes lfneas,
hemos 'recibido una carta suscrita
por varios vecinos de Villalba, rela-
tando los hechos en- forma parecida,
i q quienes damos las gracias por el
infOrme.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09

jA7sora bag diaaesol Orde7a geaeeru17so II
Sr Director de
LA CORRESPONDENCE. "A.

Mientras ell Doctor Rafael del
Vale estuvo gestionando Ia creaci6n
de up laboratprio qufmico bacteria
t6gico, Sc le contesto por Ell Presi-
/ dente del Board of Health <que era
un proyecto magnffico, excelente,
Indispensable, pero .... que no ha-
bfa dinero para efectuarlos
De NADIA V ali6 que el plano pre-.
supuestos fuesen aprobados, como
de utilidad pdblica, por el general
Henry, primero, por el general Da-
Wis despues: d b NADIA valieron los in
formes favora bles de la Secretarfa
de Estado el deseo del pals por me-
dio de Ia prensa
El eterno pero del Presidente del
Board echaba por TERRA todos los
informes.
PerO ahora es otra cosa, ahOra
es distinto, ahora habra dinero, por
la sencilla raz6n de que la iniciativa
no parte de un medico puertorriqu
flo, por mas gu este haya estudiado
en- Europa al lado del fundador de
la bacteriologfa ell eminente Pasteur,
sino del mismo Board, i probable 6
SeSuramenUo ol fDlfecGOr Gel laDOfa-
torio qu1mico sera un m6dico anne
ricano.
Porque. -. les 10 que ellos di-
ran: 5quien mete estos Puertorri,
|quefios, sin patria nj ciudadan1a, &
iniciar NADIA en- ciencias, en- arte, en-
|progreso, para un pals que no es, q.
no ha sido, nj Sc bra nunca de ellos?.
..iOh la ju sticia, ell derecho la
igualdad!
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Para el pr6ximo domin ngo pre-
para la Compaf1fa de zarzuela <Uni6n
Art1stica, un <matineeS una fun.
ci6n por la noche. En- ell primero,
pondr8 en- escena Ella Calandria.
Gel novio de dofa Ines, <Nifa
Pancha,, len ell dltimo <Quie n fuera
libre,, <Lanceros,, i clue cero. del
Alba,. Los ensayos Sc hace en con
muy buen exito.
Circular rumores de que ha ve-
nido un cable de Washington por ell
cual Sc le restringen las facultades &
la Corte Provisional en- los asuntes
judiciales. No garantizamos La cor.
tezadel rumor. H..
Nos aseguran que ha sido anu
lada Ia mayorfa de las eleccion nes de-.
clarada en- Guayann nna a favor. de los
federales, concediendola a os re-
publicanos. =
Don victoriano Lopez de O.
gembarrena nos pide dar la b gra-
cias en- su nombre 8 los sef1ores vi
liar & c.: por ell donativo de SO que
le hicieron. Este se sef1or, peninsular,
Sc encuentra enfermo en- muH crf
tica situacion, en la casa n1mero 18,
calle de San Sebastian, patio inte-
rior.
Con el fin de celebrar el primer
aniversario de la organization de la
<Sociedad Protectora de Ia mujer,,
de Ponce, su Dir rectiva celebrara
algunas fiesta.
Dicen de Londres, que en- toda
el Africa del Sur, esta operando ell
ejercito ingl6s.
Aver no ha podido asistir 4 su
oficina, por hallarse enfermo, don
Manuel Gonzalez, Secretario de la
alcaldfa de esta Capital.
Aver de mafiana tom6 pue erto,
procedente de Pue erto Cabe1lo, el
vapor americana <Philadelphia,,
con carga general i pasajeros para
esta isla. Aver mismo sigui6 para los
Estados Unidos.
Sc ha comunicado al Tribunal
de Distrito de Ponce, Alcalde Juez
Municipal de Juana Diaz, 10 disppes-
to en- la 6rden general, ndmero %,
sobre establecimiento en- el batrio
de Villalba del Registro Civil.
Ha sido nombrado por unani-
midad Secretario INFERNO del Ayun.
tamiento de Maricao b don Andres
rizarry. Il,
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- =:
Noticias.
Generates.

Ha cesado en- sus negocios Ell esta
blecimiento de farmacia que tenfa
establecido en- San German la sef1o-
ra dof1a Julia A. viuda de Domin-
guez, Ell que continua bajo Ia raz6n
de don Miguel Ramirez ca, quedan
do de comanditaria la referida se-
nora. IL
Ella Democracia, guosea Dor to.
do 10 alto q don Antonio Aguerreve-
rre, por que este sef1or les reclama
diez mil dollars, por llamarle <testa-
ferros No juegue, don Aguerreve
RE, que diez mil dollars nos parece
suma crecidita por una testaferrerfa.
81 usted logra el pico, nos metemos
q testaferros de pies de- cabeza.
Por renuncia del escribiente del
Juzgado Dis Bayam6n, don Carlos Val.
dejQi, Sc ha nombrado para susti-
turtle q don Carmelo Mufoz.
So ha deyuelto por la Procuradurfa
Gen oral al Juez muninicipalde San
German, 10 escrito de don Antonio
Ramirez, solicitando dispense de
paren tesco para contraer matrimo-
MO, q fin de g. acredite el lazo de fa-
milia que 10 une a la contrayente.
Z os sefores don Jacinto Gomez
don Manuel Mendez, han establecido
una casa dc comercio en- Yabucoa.
bajo Ia raz6n de Gomez & Mendez, la
que se dedicara Ia compra venta
de m ercan ncfas provisiones.
Sc alquila un gabinete con Wis
ia Ia calle, propio para ofcina, en-
La cal le de la Luna ndmero 80, al
tos. n-a-3-2
Di Go nue estro estimado colega <El
Diario de Puerto. Rico,:
L A CORRESPONDENCE recoge
l. esp ecie de que Herminio Dfaz So
le non abr6 concejal del Cementerio
para 9 enterrar el Partido Federal.
No: Herminio Dfaz enterrara al
Partidp Unconditional, con mucho
gusto ] con positiva competencia.
Va entefr6 una Diputacion con
seyvadora.
Ma die entierra a sus amigos.
Lo que ha de suponerse es que SO
quiere dar epultura q los adverse.
0A4A5 JNAAYO N1 AAA0OAOlClOu0116k k4O
de aver, tendfa un sarc6fago 81 in
condicip pnalisho de hoy:
Y 8 sobre Ia losa este epitafo;
<Caminante: aquf reposa un ban
do que Vivio para desgracia del pats
muri6 por Ia voluntad del pals.
Sc aIquiIa..
Sd olamem menfe q caballeres.
Un "a espaciosa habitaci6n con
dos balcenes.
San Francisco So, altos.
n-~s-3 IL
Ha r renunciado ell Alcalde electo
de Cabo Rojo don jose Carbonell,
nombrado en- 50 lugar q don J LOSE A.
Fleites Colberg.
El Captain Smith Recaudador
que fue de la Aduana de Ponce, ha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09
s.eiisasa .,ih,il,1.
de LIZ EI6ctrica.

Mafana, sabado, & la j ma de la
tarde, Sc celebra ara Ia Junta general
ordinaria, en- la oficina de Ia Socie.
dad. 49,.
Sc avisa los Sres. Accionis-
tas. r. 1v.
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= Ana 0tero
Profesoro de piano

De regreso de Santurce ha fjado
su ,residencia en- esta Capital, calle
do San Jose ndmero II.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09

Ell nif1o Eduardo Font Pache-
co, recibi6 aver una herida en- Ia Ca
beza, que fue producida por una pc.
drada. So ignora ell autor del he.
cho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09

Ha fallecido en- Ponce Ia senorita
Angela Vivas Salgado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09

En- breve quedaran terminado'
les trabajos del faro de la Moca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09

Don Gregorio de Alarc6n Ji'
menez de Salinas, ha hecho conce.
sion de ia nina de calizas que posee
enel barrio ''Arenales bajos" q don
Felipe Alfaro Calero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09
Sc aIquiIa..

Sd olamemenfe & caballeres.
On a espaciosa habitaci6n co
dos balcenes.
San Francisco SO, altos.
n-a-3 IC
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Coche y cabalIo
AMERICANA.


Por carecer de sitio donde hacs
ma cochera, Sc vende & bajo prec
IN magnffico b all o america,
nanso, de silla tiro, i un elega1,
oche de paseo, sin carroza, de d't
no modelo on los Estados Unidos
Informaremos en- esta redacci6
N 8 Is g.
Son muy elogiados los refres-
cos, helados licores que Sc sirven
en- ell cafe Gel Nuevo Mundo,. Cons
tantemente esta lleno Ell salon de es-
te establecimiento sus parroquia.
nos aplauden mucho su servicio.
Cada dia es mayor ell consume
que Sc hace en- toda Ia isla de los
oigarrillos marcas <Toro, 6 <Inter-
nacional>. En- ningdn pueblo de Ia
isla falta mercancia tan solicitada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09

Circular rum de que ha ve-
nido un cable de Washington por ell
cual Sc le restringen las facultades &
la Corte Provisional en- los asuntes
judiciales. No garantizamos la cor.
tez9 del rumOr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09

Ha r renunciado ell Alcalde electo
de Cabo Rojo don jose Carbonell, i
nombrado en- su lugar q don J ose A.
Fleites Colberg.
El Captain Smith Recaudador
que fu6 de la Aduana de Ponce, ha
sido mu uerto ca Filipinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09

Escritas las precedentes lfneas,
hemos recibido una carta suscrita
por varios vecinos de Villalba, rela-
tando los hechos en- forma parecida,
j q quienes damos la s gracias por el
infOrme.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-09

Aver no ha podido asistir 4 su
oficina, por hallarse enfermo, don
Manuel Gonzalez, Secretario de la
alcaldfa de esta Capital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05
BELLAIRE.
News Notes of Interest from the BEL
mont County Town.

News Notes of Interest from the BEL
mont County Town.
Miss Amelia Steger is visiting friends
in Steubenyille.
james Lee and family spent Monday
at Steubenville.
prs. S. D. and s C. Griffith have re-
turned from Chicago.
John P. Wyatt has resigned his posi-
ton on the C. & P. road.
George Mcfarland of Glencoe was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrsl John 7. Fulton, of Indiana, Is
visiting her parents at Jacobsburg
Miss Clara WINNER left yesterday for
New u lexington, to attend college.
William Bolte and wife of the Fourth
ward, lhave returned from Atlantic
City.
Wood sfeld's famous State fair to-
6av Quite number from here will at
tend.
Mrs. Butterworth and son Earl, OF
Newark, Nare the guests OF James Lee
and family.
Dan CaTl and A. L. Mcfarland. Of ST.
Cfairsvine.} were in the city yesterday
on business.
The Chicago Glee Club was at the
Christian church last night, and mad
fair audience.
William Ditkey, of Jerusalem, guard
at the Ohio penitentiary, is in the city
calling on friends.
William Price. Jr.. fireman on the
Powhatan branch of the G. & p, is off
duty on account Of sickness.
Yesterday was pension voucher day.
and a large number OF the old soldiers
had their vouchers made out.
butcher and baker OF the Second
ward had a scrap yesterday which
caused considerable excitement.
The street railway company are plac-
ing a number OF new ties in their line,
which IS a much needed improvement.
The Century Glass Company is
working steady. and men OF good judg
ment pronounce their ware OF a high
grade.
Theodore Neff is at st. Clairsyille
with an exhibition OF fine chickens and
farm products for the fair. which opens
to-day.
Mr. Alexander McGough and Miss
Annie Lappard will be married this
morning at nine O'Clock at ST. Johns
church Both are popular young peo-
pie.
A letter received from George r.
Moore. Esq, who Is In Asheville, n. c..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05

states that he thinks he is improving.
and that the climate is agreeing with
him.
The following persons from Barnes
vile were registered at re Globe yes
terday: A. p. Fees, Albert Hunt. r. G..
Patterson, Charles Bradford and John
S. Riddle.
w. J. Morgan, OF Bridgeville, a
prominent coal dealer. was in the city
yesterday. Mr. Morgan will soon open
up a mine south of the city. The new
mine will employ a number OF men.
William T. Dorer, the popular jewell
~ man. who has just recently returned
from a trip abroad. brought with him
a clock made in the Black Forest, Ger
many, his old home. The clock Is
made of brass, and stands about eight
inches high, and Is of skeleton frame,
but the peculiar part Ia that this clock
will run for 400 days without winding.
II Is attracting much attention in his
window
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05
BRIDGEPORT.

Events From the Town Across the
Way.
Council was called to meet last even
ing.
Mrs David Wagner is visiting friends
at Moundsville.
Chas. Rhine, Of st. Clairsville, was
in the city yesterday.
Heb. Woodcock returned yesterday
from a trip TO the lakes.
Judge j. B. briggs was at Steuben-
vile yesterday attending the conyen-
ton.
Marshal Douds will likely receive an
additional reward for the arrest OF
young Ritner.
Mills 10 and II have closed down al
the Aetna Standard. Il is not known
when they will resume.
Quite a large crowd of Brldgepor,
and Brookslde people were at the Park
yesterday to hear the band.
The Democratic county executive
committee will hold a meeting here
next Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
Quite number of the local Re-
publicans were at Steupenyille yester-
day, attending the eohFention- But
Belmont county's man fell behind
Both parties would like to have seen
Reese secure the nomination.
The Mckinley and Roosevelt club
of Antiquity, will put Iortn great eff
forts TO have meeting tonight. Hon
c. l.. Weems and Hon. Frank B
Archer will speak. II would be a good
bet that the meeting Will be failure
Meisters' band left yesterday fol
Wcodsfeld, where they Will play fol
c. H. Watts hotel. Mr. Watt Is also
a candidate for sheriff for the county
and viii liven up his campaign with
the music OF this excellent band M
doubt these concerts will be large at
traction to the Watts hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05

John w. Richner, formerly of
Bridgeport, was taken into custody
yesterday morning by Lieutenant Ed.
Michaels, charged with robbing the
postoffice at Drill, small place in
{ Belmont county. He was taken before
United States Commissioner Boyd and
committed to Jail in default of bond
of 81, 900 for a hearing on the 25th inst.
The warrant was sworn out by Post
Office Inspector Hooten, of Mounds
vile.
The Wheeling authorities about a
month ago were informed of the rob-
berry in detail and since then have been
making efforts to locate Richner, vino
is only twenty years old. One night
Chief Clemans learned that the young
man, whom the Drill authorities were
seeking, had been loafing at the Sec
ond ward market house and he made
a prompt and close search Of that part
of the city However, the man could
not be found and the Chief learned
as result of his Investigations, that
he had left the city for Pittsiburg, evil
IDENTIFY aware of the fact that he was
suspected. Early yesterday morning the
police were appraised of Richner's re-
turn to the city and Lieutenant Mich
aels later found the man on the wharf
and placed him under arrest. 1t was
learned from the police that in one of
his pockets, which were carefully
searched, was found a government key,
No. 1861, for use in unlocking mail
sacks, and that on being questioned,
he claimed that he found it on Monday.
However, the local authorities do not
credit in the least the mans statement,
because they were informed six or
eight weeks ago that he had the key
in his possession.
1t is understood that the penalty
alone for carrying such a key is not
less than five years Imprisonment.
1t is said tat Richner broke into the
same postoffice about two years ago
and served time in the Ohio Deniten-
tiary for the offense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05
MARTINS FERRY.

Local News From the City of Mills
and Factories.
John F. Kyne is in Canton on bust
ness.
The schools opened to-day with a
large attendance.
Thomas Stanton left yesterday for
st. Clairsville to attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Clifford, of Cleve-
land, are visiting friends in the city.
The Republican Glee club held a
meeting last night and INDUCED in a
practice.
Louis L. Scheehle has returned from
a pleasant trip to Detroit and other
points on the Lakes.
First street paving bonds were
awarded to Seasongood G. Myers, of
Cincinnati, at a bid of SLIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brubaugh, accom-
panied by Miss Thressa Hesenfelt, left
yesterday for Woodsfeld to attend the
fair.
T. G. Reynolds and Thomas Caney,
who have been the guests of Jos. Few
enbach and wife, have returned to their
home at GAINESVILLE, o.
Quite a number from here attended
the convention at Steubenville yester-
day. Among those going were E. j.
MoCombs, Esq, w. B. Francis Esq,
Geo. Cooke, Esq, and Judge John
S Cochian.
John k.ehler, an employee of the
Acme Metal Works, was painfully hurt
yesterday by having one of his hands
caught, almost severing several of his
fingers. He will be off duty for several
days owing to the accident.
The mayor and the officials of the
Labor Day picnic have had their quar-
rel which may develop into quite a
tangle before it is through with. The
question Is, could the mayor assess
license on those selling articles on the
grounds, when these people had paid
for the privilege to the union. 1t is a
legal question and it is thought by
many that the mayor will lose.
The Republicans postponed their
meeting Monday night, not because Mr..
Weems could not attend, but simply
because they had no crowd. This body
has a strong resemblance TO the one
supposed to be formed in Bridgeport,
but which so far has proved a fail
ure. When club has to get down and
make an apology for their failure,
blaming il on the speaker, they are
in sore straits.
Three boys by the names of John
Clark, James Leonard and Edward Will
liams were arrested early yesterday
morning by Officers Kroeger. Baily and
Mcfarland When arrested the boys
had several chickens and could give no
satisfactory explanation of how they
obtained them. \ ne officers also found
an outfit for cooking chickens. ket-
tie. knives forks and spoons. They
were placed in Jail The chickens were
identified by the owner. The boys
will be given a hearing to-day.
Council met last evening and trans
acted the regular routine Of business.
All bills were ordered paid except that
for a policemans suit OF clothes which
the mayor ordered without the au-
thority of Council. II is not in ac-
cordance with law, and from
the present outlook the mayor
viii have to pay for this
suit Of clothes. The ordinance for grad
ing Walnut street was defeated by a
majority OF one The C. L. & w.
switch ordinance was passed The
clerk was ordered TO advertise for bids
for a culvert at Main ami Centre
streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05

Attorney Richard Ryan on Monday
fled suit against John Fleabman, who
conducts a laundry on south Main
street. for 81 coo damages. In the dec
llration. Ryan alleges that the defend-
ant struck him while standing on tho
street. without the slightest proyoca-
ton. ]. c. Jansen. Prof. Adder and
J. r. Ssahlman are named as eye-wlt-
negses. The case VIII be called at the
CctcheT. rulpe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05
BURNED BY INCENDIARIES.

Special 70 the Register.
TORONTO. ohio. September AT New
Cumberland to-day a dwelling owned By
Sheriff williams and occupied by Sarah
Smith. was burned Incendiary origin:
insured; loss. 800.
At Empire last night general fight re-
suited in fracturing an Austrian's skull
and otherwise iniuring him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05
:Wbeelin9 Register
PARENTS AND PUPILS

Arc asked to remember that all the
CONTRACT SCHOOL BOOKS for
WARD and HIGH SCHOOLS are kept
in largest quantity and variety.
We have many of the high eF
priced books in first-class SECOND
HAND condition, as good new. at
great reductions. Covers with all
books and a suitable present for tn g
children.
STATIONS Old City Book store,
1906 Market Street.
Contractors with Board of EIuca-
tiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05

The entries for the baby show in
connection with the State Fair close
next Monday evening. Many entries
are coming in and this department
promises to be one of the interesting
new features. The public generally is
invited to make this department .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05
OIL NEWS.
OIL Markets.

NEW YORK. September 4--standard oil
stock 53aG5375z
OH. CITY Pa. September 4-sCredit bal
ances. 1&: certificates. no bid. Ship
nlents. three days 23s.57s bbls: average,
u 5as bbis Runs. three days. 1890 bbis:
average. .773 09is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05
His THUMB Cut or.

j. P. Tuttie had his right thumb cut
off yesterday with circular saw at
the furniture factory of Beneke & Co.,
OF the South Side. The wound was
dressed by DR.. ]. A. Campbell =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05
BRYAN MEETINGS.

MORGAN'S GROVE. Berkeley County,
Wednesday September 5, at 800 a. m.
KEYSER-
Wednesday. September 5. at O'Clock
y. m.
CLARKSBTRG-
Thursday. September s. at 10 o'clock
a m.
PARkERSBrRG-
Thursday. September 8. at o'clock
p. N.
WHEELING
THURSDAY evening. September q ar
o'clock
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We can cite you a number of cures
we have made in cases of Hay Fever,
but not one failure. Tri-State Osteo-
pathic Institute, Tenth and Main SITS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05
An important Capture.
JOHN RICHNER, CHARGED WITH
POSTOFFICE ROBBERY
IN OHIO,
ARRESTED BY THE POLICE

Yesterday Morning and Committed
to Jail by United States Commits
sioner BOyd-A hey for Opening
Mail Bags Found in His Pocket.
Authorities State That He Has
Twice Broken Into the Same Place
in Belmont County.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05

CATHEDRAL SUITS
Made to order. Knee Pants Suits
500, Long Pants Suits $500.
ID. GUNDLING AZ CO..
1915 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05

success. Entries can be sent in to c.
| R. Tracy, at the Western Union tele-
graph Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-05

The Beabout Club will commence. on
September Sth, to give their regular
SATURDAY. evening dances.