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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-16
Fl motive de
Ia renQnCia.
(Del peri6dico eLa Ristra,, Santa
Clara, Cuba

(Del peri6dico Ella Ristra,, Santa
Clara, Cuba
Ell Sr Tomas Ramon Machado,
de Santa Clara Gale de San Jose
651 explica mas adelante los graves
mctivos que le obligaron & abando
nac la buena colocaci6n que tenfa
en- Ia Audiencia. 49,.
Dice ell referido Sr Machado.
<Cercs de dos amos estuve su
friendo de fiebres palddicas, debili
dad general, dolores en- todo eI cuer
po, en- los rinones, en- las espaldas y
la cabeza. I'll est6mago Sc me des
compuso de tai manera que no podfa
retener la mayor parte de los alimen
tos y 10 que retenfa no Sc me asimi-
labs debido 4 que no podfa digerir-
10. Surf tambien de reumatismo
agudo y manchas en- ell cuerpo RS
ia circumstances me oblig6 6 lrenun
ciar la buena colocaci6n que tenfa en-
el Tribunal de la Audiencia de esta
provincia.
Habiendo visto los buenos resul
tados que siempre han dado por q :
quf las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR. vii
liams las compr6 en- Ia Farmacia del
Lido Cardoso y empece 4 tomarlas,
pudiendo asegurar q siete dias des:
pues de haber tornado estas pfIdoras
sentf gran alivio. Continue con elias
hasta agltar 81 quinto frasco que.
dando entonces perfectamente bien
cnrado de todos los males que dejo
consignados.
<Hablando en- plata,, debo u Nj
de- A este gran reHedio amaricnno.
Los Srs Ramon dc j. Pns u 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-16

Por segunda vez molesto su bon
dadosa atenci6n y perd6neme tantas
molestias
He visto un proyecto de nom.
bramiento para los principales pues
tos del nuevo cuerpo de tel6grafos
ruertorriqueno, y siento decir q u.
que esta inspirado en- los mereci
mientos polfticos y no en- los tel6gra
ficos de cada individuo.
EstO es nm error, pues al subir
ell otro partldo, 81 sube, siguiendo
este proceder quitara estos emplea-
dos y pondra a los suyos en- justa
represalia
En- tempo de Espaf1a el cuerpo
de telegrafos ten1a por obligation
inspirar a todo ell mundo, sin distin.
ci6n de partidos, igual confianza y
fidelidad por ser el Gobierno insular
= no los partidos polfticos, quienes
les pagaban. Mas adn; SO prohibfa
meterse en- polftica y solo dar su vo-
to al Gobierno.
Ahora, entiendo que solo debe-
mos cumplir fielmente el siguiente
jnramento: I pledge alliance to my
flag and to the republic for which
it stands. One nation indivisible
with liberty and justice for all.
ST han de segui, Sc los procedi-
mientos antiques, creo debe susti-
tuirse nuestra actual bandera por la
anterior. Esta es mi humilde OPT
ni6n.
Muy respetuosamente:
ALFONSO MENDEZ
Telegrafista.
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De Isabella

En- la noche del trece de los CO.
rrientes Sc llevo & efecto en- Ia mora
da de nuestro distinguido amigo D.
N'candro Garcia, Depositario de los
fondos municipales de este pueblo,
un magnffco aguinaldo que dur6
hasta Ia una de- Ia madrugada del
siguiente dia, entire las armoniosas
notas de la danza puertorriquefia y
la armonfa y ell regociio de todos los
concurrentes, los que fueron afable
mente atendidos y espl6ndidamente
obsequfados por los bondadosos due.
nos de la casa.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
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N0TICIAS.

Nos informsn que el IL del
actual ha contraido matrimonio en-
Mayagtiez, nuestra buena amiga
seflorita Estela Mangual, con el is,
ven don Ernesto Rubio.
Programs de las piezss que
ejecutar4 Ia Banda del Bat ail6n
Puertorriquefio en- IL noche de ma
nans, en- la plaza principal.
Ia Paso doble viva 81 Espfritu
de Libertad,, por Sousa-2a Waltz
sProposici6u de amores., por Laus
rendeau-3e Overtura eOrfe6n,, Dor
Ofenbach 4a Morcean caracterfs.
sico, VISION, por Blon-5% Two
Step FIannah pea Alahama,, por
Leuzberg-6a DANA sImprontu,,
por L. r. Miranda-7a Himno Ma.
cional.
Ia Emulsion de Scott merese
con justicia 81 alto concepto en- Que
la tiene ls profession m4dica. All 10
reconoce el hlbil 6 intaligente DR..
don Florencio Villuendas, de Juapa
Diss, Pto- Rico.
He squf sus pl opias ,palabrss:
ia Emnlsi61 de Scott ea un
prepsFado excelente y justamento
conceptuado asf por todos los mkdi.
FIorencio Villuendas, Mo
dlco Titular de Juans Dsaz,
Sevende nm coche dc doc asieu.
tos, on psrfecto estado, con 1pcaba.
llo. Informant el Padre PSrss en-
CAtado. n-e-4-1
r. 1-I-s@...s
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Enero Is lnoche.)

A las 94 did principle Ia session
, presentes los Delegates tluinones,
zeno, Aponte, Arroyo, seim. Blon-
ttey, MendeE Martinez, Torregrosa,
Coll. Colon, Tous y Soto, We've ldon
Santiago, Egoxcue > Carri6n, 81 Pre-
sidente Rossy DECLARE la CAmarase en-
comisi6n total.
El Sargento dc Armas, anunci6
sun mensaje, que lleyado & Ia mesa
del Presidente, resnlt6 ser el 81.
Bill no 81 !, aprObado Por el Consejo
Executive, sobre elcr6dito de 31O, 600
dollars para 10 Exposici6n de B6ffa
10. El Presidente frm6 este bill.
Tambien 1rm6 10 petici6n que se hai
ce al Congreso de Washington, pill
sliendo una Estaci6n Naval en- Puer
TO Rico, pas6 81 Consejo Executive
para los fines que crea oportunos.
Todd, ocup6 la Presidencia, po.
niendo en- discussion el bill del senior
Rossy, sobre Pr6stamos; que des
pues de discutido y enmendado Sc
aprob6.
Sc ley6 el bill no 16 del senor
Torregrosa, sobre derogacion de la
Orden General no 81.
Sc puso en- discussion y fu6 apro
bado.
Sc ley6 y fu6 aprobada el HIRE
soluci6n n6m solicitando deH Go
bierno de los Estsdos Unfdos aa con
cesi6n de los terEeno del ensancne,
cedidos por Ell Gobierno EspafIol, &
la isla de Puerto Rico. Fn6 apro-
da.
Sc suspendi6 el Reglamento pa
ra vOtar Ia referida Resolution Nun
~ pas6 81 Consejo Ejecutivo, ha :
ci6ndose 10 mismo con loss bills 5, 4,
y 16 que, ababan de votarse.
Sc tertnin6 Il session. Fran las
IL de la noche.
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Gran Hotel y Restaurant
INGLATERRA
HOTEL de !! 0RDEN

Edifcio construido expresamente para Hotel
Capacidad para 200 PASAJEROS
Situac6n Ia c4ntrca
vistas Ia bahia las GALES Teuan Fortalsza
El mas fresco ventilado de la Capital.
FL comedor mejor de las Antilas
Departamentos Independence para familas.
Desde de Agosto ademas del plan antique Ia, ,omi-
das, 81 sistema americana; gusto del avorecedor.
Tren de carruajes de luio.
Interpreters Traductores de lef orden
Preeios al igual de 10 demas Hoteles.
Sc hacen abonos para co1nidas
installation Ia
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continues writing against the cause
defended by Transvaal.
President Kruger has called in
consultation several oculists for
diagnosis OF his eyes complaint.
=
Washington l6.
Congress is debating the peti-
tion Of Filipinos demanding recog-
milton of independence for that
archipelago.
NeW-York l6.
Advises from Venezuela to this
City report the seizure of two Ame-
rican steamers by Venezuela. No
details are given of this occurren-
ce, which may bring a war bet
ween the two nations.
At Banes a town in Cuba a f.
re has destroyed fifty houses.
General Plazas has been elec-
ted President of the Ecuador Repu-
bic. The country is peaceful.
New York City has offered Pre-
sident Kruger palace for his re-
sidence should he decide to visit
the United States.
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nif1a ni1a 90 ahra an nuarto = aa nr,.a
Ole al canine nna condnca do .anne-
Ia nnhlac;6n Il anh Pnart, IA !.
n;sma =; - s> 81 - -, - -
nj Avuntam;antn 40 Hatnd 4r.n.
da snn1;ca ! Ia .C6mara nnasnn ,s.1 tnma aua.
an considarac;6n al Ain del nnr 111f1
dal saf1or Hn1landar q
1T Observation-Disclosures de Apnaa bna.
de ., sana,1a pJH S oonsro : = = 's1isu1s s'p. :
ue @4s1in ~ r;aaa oomari marsei.. A,ha~+ .,,,,1.
90 "a L. anv}a 1ai 4 astnd;ar % & lns Esta. Rsta.
dos Unidos.
Ri SarQento de Armas, anunci6
la llegada de otro pliego del Oonsejo
Eiecutivo, donde anuncian 81 nom
bramiantn de los sef1ores Harrisnn.
sRarhosa : Hollandar. nara formar
narte az il comisi6n que ha de no.
nerse da acuerdo con Ia comiai6n (la
la Camara compuesta de los sefiores
Parra Cap6. Todd - Roaaly. Dara
examinar a Provecto da Lev. anbra
corr,oraciones extranieras.
Sc ala lectura al tftulo del Pro.
vactn 10 T,av No 76 sohra Il cnn tre.
tacion aqrfcola.
Bill no rs. Sobre ell pago de
contribuciones atrasadas que deben
las fncas agrfcolas. -Rossy. Sc to
mo en- consid nraci6n este bill.
Sc levi ku@ tomada On consi.
darac;6n "a me.c;6n NJ 8 ,,sas.nt.5a "a
Z - ~ G6mara : - ,,cr s. eo,.or Zero Ca ''
dfa 4 3 .t;tm1.da rnarda a. rnha 49, II
one aver dimos cnanra & nuastros
iectoreO
Sc anunciaron en- So lectura los
bills II Y 80.
La comisi6n, de Leeislaci6u in.
form6 fayorablemante acarca da as !.
tos hills.
Bill NO n. sobra commentaries IS
Coll. fuA anrobadn -
Bill no 20 snhre- daro0ac;6n
de Ia ordenI eneral. nara nrotecci6n
de animal@sN suatituvAndola nor
otra.-Egoscue. Sc acofd6 cambiar.
le In car6tula 4 este bill : fn4 anrn.
bado a 81 lectura & raaerva da IA
que Olga. .la comisi6n.
Domenechahizo que constase en-
acta su v05e d6 c6ntra del bill ante
dicho.
La Camara acord6 declararse an
comiai6n total nara diacntir 81 Rill
RS del seiIo1 al. Dsra leyantar
pl.hos y vender los terrsnos del
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~ -r : -
Ri general Boer De Welt anne.
naz6 al periodista Paul Botha con
pegarle m tiro, si continuaba escri'
biendo Articulos contrarios & Ia eau
% que defende el Transvsal.
Ell presidente Kruger ha llama.
do en- consulta & varios oculistas,
para que disgnostiquen -especto q
la enfermedad que padece en- los
ojos.
Washington 10.
Sc est& debatiendo acalorada.
mente en- la C6mara, 10 petici6n he
cha per los flipinos, de que el 60
bierno americana reconozoa 10 inde-
pendencia del archipelago.
New York Is.
Han llegado noticias { esta ciu-
dad, de que los veuezolanos han
apresado dos vapores americanos.
No SO tienen noticias detalladas de
ese hecho, que bien puede ser causa
de rompimiento de hostilidades en-
tire ambos pafses.
En- la ciudad de Banes, 1sla- de
Cuba, he ocurrido un incendio que
redujo 4 cenizas cincuenta casas.
Ha sido electo Presidente de Ia
Republics del Ecuador Ell general
Plazas. Ell pals permanece Tranquil
10.
La ciudad de New York ha ofre.
cido al Presidente del Transvaal
Mr.. Kruger, I'M palacio para So alo
jamiento, ri Sc resuelve & visitar los
Estados Unidos.
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TOMAS e. MACHADO..

Las pfldoras rosadas del DR. Wi
llams, son las mas populares en- to
dos los paises donde han sido intro.
ducidas. Puriican y enriquecen la
sangrs, restablecen los pefxios , Gu
ran Ia PARALYSIS parcial, bailS de San
Vito, neuralgia, reumas, sGerviosi.
dad, dolor de cabeza nervioso, pal
pitacion del corazon, anemia y pail.
dez, frialdad de manos y pies, ire
gularidades en- las funciones mensue
les de las mujeres y la dobilidad Ell
ambos sexos:
Son inmejorables para las enfer.
medades de los hombres causadas
por indiscreciones de la juventud,
exceso de trabajo 8 estudio etc.
Hay Euy pocas boticas donde
no SO vendan las apfldoras rosadas
del DIR Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga di.
ficultad en- adquirirlas debe dirigir
Sc & Ia casa DR. Williams Medicine
Co de Schenectady, N Y, Estados
Unidos, y sera avisado donde com
prarlas. La misma casa cuenta con
un departamento m6dico para aten.
der <gratuitamente> q las consultas
de los pacientes donde quiera que
Sc encuentren.
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CablegTamS
SPECIAL SERVICE
FOR ~
"La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico
NEW-YoRK, JANUARY 1e, 1901.
Reoeiyed at 1900 Z. Nd
Paria 16.
NEW-Y0RK, JANUARY Is, 1901.
Reoeiyed at 12-3O-o' cle r. M
Paris 16.

News are received from Orange
free stale that supplies for the en-.
sglish troops are shortening. daily.
Il IS dreaded they will soon be ex-
hausted.
Boers are displaying great stfa-
tegic activity towards the nor
thern part of Cape Colony. Every
day De Wett's forces are engross
NTH men supplies and ammuH
lions.
Lord Kitchener chief comman
.deE Of english troops has directed
mine owneE g furnish I 500 guards
for said mines with rations paid.
General De Hett hal threaten
sPsul 1otha an edifef Of q newspa-
IN, that be u shoot him if he
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Capturados Marcelino Ramos y
Juan Rivera por robo de ganado
ESTO LUQUILLO

Canls~a,os Eustaquio Canales
pertenec;nute la partida que ataco
y estrop, 6 1 ana pareja de Foljcfa
Insular de- ,uismo puesto Y al indi
viduo Jose Corsino por robo de- ca
ballos d Jorge Bird
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i

En- este pueblo Sc me atribuyen
frases columniosas inferidas al DR.
don Acisclo Bou en- una reunion po-
Utica celebrada hace POGO, como tam
bien varios artfculos mortifcantes
oublicados en- Ella Defensa. contra
dicho caballero. TaLto este como
10 otro es completamente inexacto,
pues ligandome lazos de familia y
de amistad con ell Sr Bou y debien'
dole varias atencjones que me ha dis
pensado, no serfa ingratitud por mi
parve, sin6 bajeza, acudir q la ofen.
sa gratuita para correspondent sus
mobiles com2ortamientos
DIEGO LOPEZ.
Corozal Enero de 1901.
Segunda carta alberta.
A Mr. Elliott Comisionado del Interior,
sENOR; ~
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SreS. Dooley Smith & Co.

rain Valencia tuvieron OCCASION de
observar mi tosAl curaci6n con las
Pfidoras Rosadas del DR. Williams
Hay aquf un joven llamado Abe,
lardo Vald6s, >hijo del conserje del
teatro Carload. Este joven estuvo
tan enfermo que por espacio de un
mes caminaba con dificultad y estaba
muy palido. Sc euro con las Pfldo.
ras Rosadas del DR. Williams. Vive
en- el Restaurant. <Dos amigos, ca !.
lie Maximo Gomez, en- esta misma
ciudad.
{Firma)
TOMAS e. MACHADO,. H.
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VIEQUES

Capturados los ir;iviluos Fell
pc Gomez Alberto Saad6 y Valeria-
no Lay por robo de dinero los Sres.
Ramirez y Ca de la Hacienda Santa
Maria.
PUESTO NAGUABO
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Juan de Guzman Benitez

AVOCADO
Ofrece sus servicios profesiona-
les.
i Ell bufete en- los altos del Banco
Territorial y Agrfcola.
d a-15-1E
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En- esta tipografia Sc hace to-.
a clase detrabajo { precios' m6di-
dos
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ServiCi0S preStadOS

por la fuerza de Policfa Insular de
la Commandments De Fajardo y sus
respectlvOs ruestos:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05
a RELIABLE PILE CURE.

The Pyramid Pile Cure is the
safest and surest pile cure on the
market, because 1t contains no
mineral poisons nor opium nor CO.
caine, but can be used with abso-
lutte safety and certainty of cure.
Many physicians are now using
the Pyramid Pile Cure in place Of
surgical operations. being painless,
convenient to use, and the patient
can attend to his daily occupation
while the cure is being made, as
it is used at night and no additional
treatment is necessary.
DR.. Wharton says the Pyramid
Pile Cure will prove blessing to
mankind. when it Is remembered
that heretofore a surgical opera
ton was considered the only cure
with ell its dangers to life, intense
pain and an expense Of from ten to
one hundred dollars, to say moth
ing of the possible return of the
trouble. The Pyramid Pile Cure
is sold by druggists at so cents and
sl.00 and does the work quickly
and safely.
A book on cause and cure of piles
will be. mailed free by addressing
Pyramid Co., Marshall. Mich.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05

Made by Marshall CrisweIl OF Me-
Mechen, Yesterday Morning.
Dan Criswell. the eflicient town mar
shall Of McMechen, made a very i'm
portant arrest yesterday morning in
North Benwood, when he arrested Jas.
Swygart, who is wanted in Washing
ton, Pa, where he is said to have been
implicated in several burglaries re-
Gently committed there. 1t appears
that one of his confederates was cap
tured and made confession in which
he implicated Swygart. Swygart has
been working In the Riverside mill at
Benwood and lives in McMechen. Fri
day two officers from Washington came
to McMechen and soon located their
man. Yesterday morning he left his
home and went to North Benwood,
where he was found by Marshal Girls
well and placed in custody He was
turned over to the Washington meA
and was taken to Pennsylvania yes
terday afternoon.
Swygart appears to be a professional
crook and it is thought that his cap
ture may clear up several mysterious
robberies that have been committed in
Marshall county during the past two
years. About two years ago he was
arrested charged with robbing a store
at Rosby's Rock. but while there was
no doubt in the minds of the people
that he was guilty, the evidence at the
preliminary hearing was weak and he
was discharged. Since then there have
been several robberies committed in
Moundsville, McMechen and Benwood
and it is thought that Swygart and his
gang know something about them, az
the man who made the confession at
Washington said that Swygart brought
the stuff stolen in Pennsylvania to
Wheeling and disposed of it, and stuff
which they secured down here was sent
to Washington and Pittsburg and sold.
In addition to the above, it was re-
ported in Benwood yesterday evening
that the secret service men are after
Swygart, who is suspected OF passing
counterfeit money. 1t is said that
Swygart served a term in the peniten-
tiary at Moundsville, but under an
other name. During the Spanish
American war he served in one of the
West Virginia regiments.
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Real Estate Sales.

Orloff L. Zane. real estate agent, No.
AZ Fourteenth street, has made the fol-
lowing sales:
Five roomed house, No. 100 South
Elm street, for Charles w McChesney
to ]. T. Stone. Consideration, $1,000.
Eight roomed house, No. 81 Six
Caroline Schuttler. Consideration, So
500.
Five roomed brick, No. 3119 McCol-
loch street, for Dennis Fahey to A. L.
Kraft Consideration. $1,000.
Lot No. in StifePs addition, TO Ber-
nard Henricks. Consideration, $3.50.
East half of lot No. TIA on Ohio
street, for Copp & Whitehead to
Seneca Lyle. Consideration, $3.50.
Lot No IS in Buena Vista addition,
for Mrs. H M. Larson to Frank Cole
man. Consideration, $500.
Lot No. 20 In Park View plat, for
Mrs. Mary Carney to Catherine Night
ingale. Consideration, $500.
Lot No. in Stifel's addition, to Mrs
Anna McKown Consideration, $3.50.
Lot on corner OF Ohio and Wabash
streets, for James p Rogers to Joseph
Sacher Consideration, $780,
Half lot on Ohio street, for James
P. Rogers to r. L. Wright Considera-
ton, s377.
Lot No A in Echo Point plat, to T.
B. Thompson Consideration. $3.50.
Lots Nos 81 and S. in Grandyiew
addition. to Robert Bowman. Consid-
Grafton. $3.50.
Lots Nos. y ana Is il Echo Poini
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Left Many Creditors.

George O'Hara, an oil man, who,
until recently, lived at No. "a South
Broadway, has, with his family, strange
ly disappeared. O'Hara first came to
the Island about two years ago and
lived in luxury. drove fast horses etc.
About one year ago they moved into the
house, No. "a South Broadway, owned
by w. M. Marsh, they having previous
ly lived farther down the street. On
their disappearance three weeks ago,
Mr.. Marsh went before Uustice Caldwell
and sWore out distress warrants in the
hope of being able ito collect rent
This action was the signal for cred
itors from a.. parts of the town to
gather in Justice Caldwell's court, but
on his advice only four warrants were
sworn out, they being Mr.. Marsh, Geo.
R. Taylor Company Ohio and Penn
sylvania Milk Company, and the Island
Feed Company. The four total $780,
The issues of the distress warrants
were posted yesterday. During the in
vestigation it was found out that there
is a deed of trust of $3.50 on the furni-
ture. Nearly every grocery, bakery and
butcher on the Island is among the
creditors.
An attempt is being made TO locate
O'Hara or his family, but so far has
been unsuccessful.
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IN THE JUSTICE COURTS.
Hit Him ON the Head.

Yesterday Susie Henderson and John
Henderson had little argument, and
as the discussion became more heated,
Susie became excited and grabbing a
milk pitcher brought it down on Johns
head with undue force. This angered
John and he chased down to Squire
Fitzpatrick S Office and swore out war
rant, charging her with assault and
battery. At the hearing the squire as
sessed her S. and costs. Both are COL
Ored
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05
The Wires Bent,

Mrs. Washington and Katie Brown,
two colored inhabitants of moral alley,
were riding around on the trolley wire
of the law yesterday when the wires
bent, resulting in the pair being slid
into Squire Fitzpatriek's court and a
charge of disorderly conduct being put
against Mrs. Washington's name at the
instance of Miss Brown. Last evening
Squire Fitzpatrick gave her a hearing
at 9 O'Clock and dismissed the case at
the cost of the complainant.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05
M'CLELLAND NOT ANXIOUS
To Meet Eddie Gardner Judging by
AppearnnceS--Gard 10 Fight
johnny Burns Ia Iaaiann.

To Meet Eddie Gardner Judging by
AppeagnnccS--Gardn 10 Fight
Johnny Burns in Indiana.
Everything tends to prove what the
friends of Eddie Gardner have ali along
contended that Jack McClelland is anx-
ious to avoid a meeting With him. The
wires were kept hot between this city
and Pittsburg yesterday in efforts TO
arrange a match at the N. A. c. before
the middle of the month. McClelland
agreed to meet Gardner on the 18th, to
weigh l-5 pounds at three o'cloc in
the afternoon. Gardneris hacker
thought 1t strange that McClelland
should put the weight so hesyy. after
having defeated Eddie at l12 and az 12f
pounds. 1t looked like the Plttsburg
crowd wanted everything it's own way
Gardner agreed 70 meet McClelland at
1875 pounds with no side bet, or 124
pounds with side bet OF $3.50 to $500
II the Pittsburgers are not tinted with
saffron they will accept one OF these
propositions.
Eddie Gardner will leave this morn
ing for Alexandria, Ind, where he win
fight Johnny Burns twenty rounds on
the 9th inst. On May Goth he will meet
Eddie Lenny, OF Philadelphia. In 8
twenty round go" In Cincinnati.
If the match between Gardner and
MeClelland is arranged the NJ. A. C.
officials will try to make the date May
18th, instead OF May i4th.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-05
TWIN TROUBLES.
They Are often Together These
Days-Tbey work Havoc All Owes
the Country and fn wheeling

Weak. nervous. the digestion out %
order~-that IL what ails a host Of people
1t comes about IN this way--First. from
overwork or other causes. the nerves are
burdened beyond endurance, nerve waste
IL not replaced. nerve force 81 weakened,
then the stomach loses its nerve ceutroiL
ing power and indigestion follows with
falling strength. When first DR. A. w
chase's Nerve PITTS came 70 Wheeling,
people could hardly BE- convinced saat this
great medicine would influence
Mr.. James Foot. ~ No. 7tis Main st..
Wheeling ". Va, says: 'AIy gtonAch
WAS weak food distressed me lay heavy
after meals and made me feel miserable
and listiess. / got a box OF DR. A. w
Chase's Nerve Pills at the Logan Drns
Co.'S Store and they have made a greal
change. ] eat with comfort the stomach
Is strong ana the food digests well IL Is
a very grateful change from the old tine
distress and l am glad 10 be able 10 say
so"
d.. A. W chase's Nerve Pills are sold
at - cts box AZ dealers. or Or. a. W.
Chase Medicine Co. Buffalo. N r See
that portrait and signature Of A. w
Chase, II. D.. are on every package. ~