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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31

-Desde ell sabado estan los sinlpati-
cos muchachos ponceiios, dispuestos a
propinarnos dos pali2as. Habia un
gran desaliento entire nuestros fans,
pues Camar6n habia recibido un ba-
tazo en- ell pecho accidentalmente y es-
taba de CANA. Con solo un pitcher,
nadie creia que le ganaramos uno
solo.
Pas6 la noche del sabado y lego el
nuevo dia. Bajo un sol de fuego nos
trasladamos la liga Momentos des-
pu6s apareci6 Camar6n, Y dijo que
podfa pichear. Esto nos devolvi6 las
csperanzas.
De umpires actuan Morales y Men
doza. Las baterias eran Cobas Y Mo-
desto, per Ponce, Moncho Santa
ma, por Humcaao. Los fans ponce
nos, dirijidcs por Agrait, entonaban
canciones al aire, que aninabar el es-
pacio.
Ter. inning. Ponce. juicy y King
reciben bases por bolas. juicy es sor-
prendido en- segunda. 'Hoyos, ell hon
romero, da una paloma Jallase, King
trata de robarse segunda y entra a
home en- error de tirada de Santana y
en- una equivocaci6n de Moncho al pa
rar la tirada de Agapito. David niue
re en- primera por el certero disparo
de Thompson. No hits, run.
Humacao. Yayo, Thompson y Ba-
rreiro mueren Ell primeTa. No hits.
Edo. inning. Ponce. Chilino struck
out Thomppiti fly out a Frank, Mo
desto rolin catcher Y es oat. No
hits, no runs.
Humacao. Jallase da IN hit sobre
segunda base Frank roiin a DaviG,
este tira NAL a segurda, Hoyos tira
nal tercera y Jallase hace carrera.
Frank tercera. Santana da un hit
Frank entra home. Santana roba
segunda. Es sorprendido. Carriage
ma paloma a Chilino Agapito base
por bolas. Cobas hacc error en- tira-
ra, Trompiti hace error en- tirada y
Agapito entra home. Mcncho base
por bolas. Yayo rolin Cobas Y cs
out. hits, 3 runs.
Ser. inning. Ponce. Tasio paloma
Frank Cobas rolin 9 Moncho es
out. juicy fly Frank y es out. No
hits, no runs.
Humacao. Thompson Barreiro
no Sc inician. Jallase entra en- error
de Trompiti Frank paloma Chilli
no. No hits, no runs.
4to. inning. Ponce, King y Ho-
yos mueren. Davi1 Sc engoma. No
hits, no runs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31
IN RAT"TIZO

En- Ia islesia ~ San Francisco re
F'ibi0 81 domingo las aguaS del bautiS
mo cl nino Victl. Ramon. hiio de los
espos0s Ramon Alvarez Y Carmen S
d0 Alvarez, de Puprta de TERRA. Fue
ron suS padlinoS don EuganiO Soss. j
Enla Maria |. de Sosa. En- la resi-
dencia de los padres. dOnde Sc reunie
ron nulner,Sfsimos amigos. fueron to
dos obsequiados con esplcndi,hz. D&
scamcS felicidades al nucvo cristiano
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31
OTRA RECLAMATION

El senior Antonio V6Iez Alvarado.
que representa- importGntes firmas
hancariaS en- los EStados Unilos. que
81 dc,ican n negocio de bonoS munich
"H!.%, l"ciama III m;nicipio dc CagliaS
HlG,000 como comiSi6n del cmpristito
que :.lega ncgocio con dioho Ayunta-
mipnto que mul6 una disposition
del ConEejo Executive.
fPreSentald Ieclamaciones sfmilarcs
contra otros municipioS. pr cl mismo
conccpt3.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31
REGREso DE EspASA

Desrats dc plsar una cota tempo
rada cn Espafa, yleitfrl'p diyerYas re-
Clones de II peafnsula y pasando nuy
graios dias cn a solar hatlyo. ha rc-
grrsado san Juan, nuestro amigo el
seler Agap'to del Toro. gcncralmenta
coancldo en- Ia cludad. Blenveni.o.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31
DESDE PONCE


amigo Que dcspu6S que tcrminc Ia Fa.
ria ,es caSi SECURE que vendrdn dos
clubs de base bal; Uno cubano otro
vcne2ol&n0. para sOStener una spriC de
matchS en- cl Play Gr0HId local con les
mciores teams de Ia iSla.
LII noticia la $irao acoslda aquf con
malTMd;s muestias dc satisfaction,
porquc nos promote vtrioS dfaS d.
lg3adable sensation
-ESparasc de m momcnto Qtro
Ia llesada Il P,nce, para asumiy el
mando de Ii po!icfa local, del iefe Ra-
mon MARTINEZ ChapdI. quicn va pres
% scrvicio en- cSta c;ndad cGpt1ndose
muchas amiStades.
La Aoticia de que las dltimas Or
denes respecto de In prohibition, en-
cuanto q buqueS eytranjaTos. han 81
do suspendidGs, ha Sido bien recihiz
da aqul. eSpeciaImcnte T = el con@rcio
eXportador, q. vcIa un entorpacimicn-.
to tn elias, re&pccto dc los elnbarquns
lie cafe rana Europa y i la iinporta-
ci6n de ciertos &rtfculcS que Sc raci-
hen del yieio continentc.
La C0rte dc .Justicia del distrito
ha Rleclarado con lugar las acci mes
judicia!eS, SoliCitando el divOrci0, cn-
tabladas por Aureliana Ramirez con
tla Jorge Ran1TV2: p3r 8ra+ha Mora
les contra Modesto Feliciano; V por
Ricardo s:eda contra Elena Quihonas
Han fiiado su domicilio en- Ia Ca
IL Eictcria No. %, les rrci6n cas;islsas
i6venes Cecilio Cruz Y Ana Comas,
micmbrcS de Ia cIase ;rtcsana.
Que sean felces.
La seccidn kral de la .Asctiaci6n
De Tcuc;Iorcs de lilros oficinistas
de Puerto Rico c.nvov& para una
asamllea general que So lleyara a
efecto en- los salcnoS tie la institu-
ci0n q dfa doce de noviembre pro
Ximo.
Aver estuyo aqui Mr. William Nc
Jones. lepleSentamta la Ciinara por
81 distrito .Iuan& Diaz-Nillalba, quien
aver misnp regrrsj su Residential
on VilIaba.
Ell cl lugar colAJoido por Rio
Chiquitc, harrio P0rtugu6S, encontr0
antier Ia poliefa tres alambiques en-
actividGd Y ALI cerca como % 30
cuartcrolas dc fernentos de miel Pa
rece extrahc, pcro cs el caso que ma
din atcndfa Il los aparatos dcstilato-
rios no importa que CSt;;han on &C,
tividad.
Hoy iugard en Humacaa el team
Ponce. con el club "Humacao" Y Sc
supone que ambos mdtchs,, pues Sc sos
tendran dos desaffoS. serdn muy re-
ridos por consecuencia de que ambas
HOrends son de primer t1tlen.
DE Coamo, donde residia, ha tras-
ladado su domicilio Ponce ell senior
Carlos Landrau, elemento estimable
de la clase artesana
~ desde San Juan ha venido a es-
ia Perla del Sur nuestro amigo don
Felix Preston, persona que disfruta
aqui de generates sinlpatias.
-Nuestro querido amigo don Sc
bcstidn Barnes PLAZA, ha sido nombia-
do administrator del Club Deportivo
de Ponce, puesto en- el que ceso volun-
tariamente ha POGO don Arturo Idrach
Nos parece muy acertada la election
y pensandolo asi felicitamos al Club
Deportivo, institution en- que sc con-
funden amigablemcnte todos los ele-
mentos sociales poncenos, extranjeros
Y nativos.
-Antier por la manana la policia
decomis6 un gallon de ron que trans
pcrtaba por la Gale Tomas Carrion
Maduro, cl fuieto Santiago Rivera, We
cino del sitio ia Guancha", del ba-
rrio de La Playa.
correspoasaI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31
INTERE5.AT5 02I
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31
FAMILIA FOOTE-ASTOL.

IIa regre>ado Il su residencia de
Santurce. desputs de dos mcscs de all-
HeAcia en- la ciudad de Mayagiiez. In
diStinguida familia Footc-Astol.
l.c reiteramoS nucstrO respetuoso
SaludO de benvcnida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31
BALL

Humacao. Santana two base hit
Cartagcna two base hit Santana en-
ira. Cartagena va torcera en- erro1
de Tasio. Cobas sale del caj6n. Cla-
veil entra. Millito por Tasio, el ST.
pucsto rey de los central fields. Aga
pito da una Inca a Chilino Y es out.
Cartagena entra. Moncho es out. va
80 da un hit. Thompson da un hit y
Yayo entra a home Barreiro out. 4
hits, runs.
5to. inning Chilino, Tronlpiti y Mo
desto zen outs Ell rollins. No hits, nc
runs.
IIumacao. Jallase Sc eHgoma. Frank
entra en- error de King, que ha5ia ido
a tercesa Y Davil q segunda. Frank
va a segunda en- un passed ball. Pc
pc roletea a shore y este mofa
Frank entra. Pepe va o tercera a erro-
res de David Trompiti. Cartagena
rclin juicy Y es out. Agapito Sc
engoma. No hits, { run.
Gto. inning. Ponce. Millito, Clavell
V juicy como entierro de pobres Nc
runs.
Humacao Moncho Sc engoma. va
yo Y Thompson sen outs. No hits, no
runs.
7mo. inning. Ponce. King Ho-
yos como entierro de pobre. Davi6
entra en- error Chlino ia una linea
Y Agapito la mata magistralmente.
No hits, no runs.
Eumacao. Ba1Teiro da un hit. ia
llase base por holas Frank Sc sacri-
flea. Pepe es out. J&llase es out en-
sceunda. / hit, no runs.
8vo. inning. Ponce. Trompiti error
de Yayo Y va a primera roba segun-
da. Modesto da un foul chiquito Y
Santana 10 ccee. Trompiti va eataba
en- tercera y Sc completa ell doble
play en- tirada de Santana. Millito es
out No hits, no runs.
Humacao. Cartagena hit pero es
out en- segunda. Aeapito da hit. Mon
cho Sc sacrifca. .yayo rolin OFT c
juicy. 2 hits, no runs.
One inning Clayell entra en- error
De Thompson. juicy da el primero y
tinico hit. Van segunda y tercera.
King da un foul aitisimo que cae al
lado de la metalica del grand stand y
Santana 10 captura. Una gran cogi-
da. CIavell es out al robar mucho de
tercera home. Hoyos, ell honronero,
da una paloma Jallase, cue dice al
cogerla "No somos las Estrellas Do
minicanas, pero 81 las estrellas de Bo-
Irinquen"
SCORE
1I2I34I56!7l8I9
~ Ponce IlIoI0Ioi0fO0I00-f
Iiumacao IOI3o.3'1.o.ooIx-7
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31

"Ponce" recibe soberana paliza, siete
carreras a una.-Cobas explOta.--
Clavel es tambien maltratado por la
bateria oriental -Moncho solo per-,
mite un hit.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31

10 de juzgar q Con Cachi en lo
Cue t0ca n eus actnaeiones ca los rs.
tados rnldos, dice Martfaez Nadal;
que ha estado q honhra nny hiMli
la defendido el sohipgno prcpio cen
inteligencio caracter. puy hien SEN
lido; en- cambio la lSn2ado contra
sus anniversaries Dc hoy. IN trcncnda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31
PROTEJA SUI VISTA.

Ell Optico A. Pacheco con ounce
amos de prdctica esta a cargo de nues-
tro Dpto. de Optica y como siempre. lie
garantiza sus trabajos. Pregunte su
amigo que use cristales recetadoles
por e. Il
ENAMENES de Ia VISTA, GRATIS.
Joyer.a DINET & PACHECO.
Plaza Paldorioty, San Juan, P. r. (2)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31
SERYICIO ESCOLAR DENTAL EA
MATAGUEI.

FL DR.. Oscar +. Monagas, de la eli
nica del Seivicio de Ia Cruz Roja de
Mayagjicz ha rnndido I'M informe que
contiene los siguientes detalles:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31

Eudal asegrra que ante la Naci6n.
Con es 6l Speaker Official, indiscutible
del Crn9eSo Dc Puerto Rico. En- min
ntn mode pncde d%autorizarlo un
9@rca>" dc Ia hayoria. 6l es cl repre-
santaute de I'm pueblo y no de un
raGtiale
Martinez Nadal habla despues de los
i&nehos recWrsos conqne cuenta Coll Y
Caeht para defcnderse ante Ia Cdmara
q dta cue Sc reuua. recursos cue son
paE ae tenerse en- cuenta por estar
ca manos de un parlamcntario que no
tiene mo DC su partido que le salga
~ ffente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31

Don Rafael ha dirho todas estas CO.
sas con MA calma Que ia frfo en- In
nif.lnla. y con unn intenci6na. lnleno.
lodo el nundo lo enticnde
l.,.. TJifON.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31


N6mero total de nilos
examinados 3.402
NiiloS pudicntes que ne
cesitan atcndcr: con su
.dentista particular 74S
Nidos pudientes Ell buc-
mas copdiciones $50
Ni1os pobres cue nece-
sitan atenci0n urgente por
q dentista eScolar 2G7
Mics pobres, cuya con
dici5n de sus bocas re-
.quiere alguna atenci6n 1915
Ni1os pobres con sus
bocas buenasS 242
Total. 3,402
Cdlculo aproximado del trabaio que
necesitan los 2is2 ni1os exaninados
a u fecha:
Proflaxis 21s2
0bturaciones en- ecmcn-
tos y amGIgama 1871
Extracciones 5S34
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-31

Colegio de Leyas.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
BACKW0ODS FOUND
BL|GHTED BY FLOOD.
DirefuI Conditions Along
Black River-Louisiana
Being Relieved.

By the Associated Press.
NATCHEZ, Miss, May 9. Relief
workers penetrating remote places in
the inundated areas along the Black
river, in central Louisiana, are dis
covering pitiful conditions brought
about by the refusal of many of the
marooned people to leave their all
but-submerged homes, according to
Maj. Charles S. Holcombe. field d.
rector of the American Red Cross.
Live stock placed on crudely con-
structed RATS are suffering, for there
is nothing to feed them on but green
branches and the long gray moss
hanging from the trees"
Several relief officials are expected
here, and upon their arrival Louisiana
planters who are making Natchez
their headquarters during the flood
period will take up the question of
extending relief to plantation tenants
at other points in the inundated Sec
tion, other than the immediate vicin-
1ty of the crevasse above Ferriday.
1t is stated that conditions are much
more acute in the sections Of Con-
cordia parish that were already over
flowed before the levee break than in
the immediate vicinity of the crew
aSSe.
JoNESVILLE AGAIN HIT.
Evening star., 1922-05-09

broad, constructive lines by the ablest
and most practical engineers and
scientists to be obtained"
Evening star., 1922-05-09
CONDITIONS BLAMED ON o, S.
Louisiana Governor Says Nation
Neg1ects Responsibility.

BATON ROUGE, La, May s.-.That
the richest and most fertile valley
in the world should be constantly
inundated is serious reflection on
our intelligence and patriotism" is
the Comment of Gov. John NJ. Parker
upon the federal governments atti-
tude toward the Mississippi food con-
dltion, In his message to the regular
session of the Louisiana legislature.
'The nation does not realize the
water of twenty-nine states pass our
doors. and that deforestation drain
age and tile drainage hurl these wa
ters at US, in an almost Irresistible
flood Protection of the inha bitants
OF the Mississippi valley from inun-
dation and ruin is a great national
problem, and should be handled along
Evening star., 1922-05-09
ASKS WEEK SET ASIDE.
Disabled Soldiers League to Make
REQUEST of President.

President Harding and the state
governors will be asked to set aside
the week May 2S to June g as ma
tional disabled soldiers week." Sam
uel J. Reed, chairman in charge OF
the plan Of the National Disabled Sol
diers' League, announced today. Other
organizations working in behalf OF
Evening star., 1922-05-09
SECOND FORT WORTH FLOOD.
Trinity River Levee Protecting
Arlington Heights Breaks.

FORT WORTH, Tex. May 9-The
levee winding around the banks Of
the Trinity river in Arlington Heights
here broke late today, flooding that
district for the second time in two
weeks. 1t Is believed no persons were
downed, as residents had been warned
in time to reach points of safety.
Evening star., 1922-05-09

Trade, sent out yesterday, is accepted.
board rooms In the Star building the
committee authorized invitations to
be sent to the American Child Hy-
giepe Association and the Master
Boilermakers' Association.
Tho board will be represented at
Evening star., 1922-05-09
YACHTS CREW PLANS DANCE

The crew Of the U. S. S. Mayfiower
will give an informal May dance at
the Red Cross hall, l1th and NJ streets
southeast, tomorrow evening, COM
mencing, at $3.50 o'clock. Music will
be furnished by an orchestra chosen
from the members of the United
States Naval Band
Evening star., 1922-05-09
disabled veterans have been invited
to participate in the movement. =

The purpose, Mr.. Reed said. is to set
aside week during which the dis
abled soldier question shall receive
the concentrated interest OF every
citizen" toward "alleviating the suf-
foring of individual disabled men and
their families" 1t Is proposed to urge
passage "of the very necessary leg
Islation covering the disabled soldier
situation" to advocate Immediate
adequate hospitalization," and to pro-
vide employment for wounded veter-
ans who need Jobs.
Evening star., 1922-05-09

the conferences called by the boaFj
Of education at the Franklin School
to discuss the educational needs Q:
the District, 'it was announced. The
public schools committee Of the board
has made arrangements for represel
tatiyes to be present.
Evening star., 1922-05-09
CONVENTIONS INVITED.

Two national organizations will
hold their next conventions in Wash
ington IL the invitation Of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Board of
Evening star., 1922-05-09
JoNEsvILLE AGAIN HIT.
Levee Break Floods Two-Thirds of
.. Old Potion of Town.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NATCHEZ, Miss, May s.-The levee
protecting the old portion of Jones'
VILE. La, about two-thirds of the
town, broke today. The new section
outside the levee was alreadN food
ed. The water is reported to be from
two to four feet deep in the streets
OF the town. Jonesville Is in Cata-
houla parish, on Black river, and has
a population of about 1,50O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
HORSE IS COMING
BACK into FAVOR
Finest Of Species Will Be Seem IN
Whee cling at west Vir-
ginia Fair.

FrlSI employed MS servant az iNih
in the harsh world Of war. 'h' h"rH''
now regarded in it's proper l.&h' as ono
OF mans most useful aids :" aGri"'l-
tural and commercial NroEr"@@ - graz
ually coming back as an Importers 10
tor in the worIds progress. afiCr "''nS
partially lost sight 20 through the rama
DEVELOPMENT of tho automobile.
The West Virginia stat" Fair mas AZ
ready received enough entries Tor t"e
horse department Of the big rriz1 I'VE
stock competitive list. that lovers OF IN"
horse are to have vcritahl" tcaSt TOT
their ewes ut the state exposition S'H' -
ing SeDtcmhcr T. The big Fair Grounds
horse stables have been hlc7n"d. paint
Cd and renovated in preparation for me
holding Of more and better equine ariS-
tocratS than ever h"foT" ~ me 'hhH'S VI
III" yearly state Fair.
Tho grace and beauty "f IN" Saddi"
breads will appear side by SIDE with IN"
massive power and perfect muscular &c
vcloumrnt Of the great draf' horses
finest Of their breeds which will ho ON
Wow nj tho State Fair. The gloss o'
nerrect health On sleek sides. IN" Nr"nd
,oss OF the rurc hredS head, and tho in
tellIgcnt eyes and conduct or the h'S
beautiful draft animals max" them E"N-
oral favOritcs az well AZ calling a'''h-
lion 10 their marvellous power.
one Of the ravorltc resorts Of children
o., tho Fair has always been the Shot
land nonv exhibit. and Fair officials
bavo GIVEN assurance that this year q
showing Of the shaggy little fellows vii,
n. a remarkable ono not only from point
NJ numbers entered. hut from the stana
OF quality OF the entries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
STERN SHERIFF SAYS
HIGHWAY SPOONING
MUST STOP AT ONCE

S,pooning In automobiles along the
country highways must stop-and the
occupants of any machine parked with
out lights viii be arrested
Sheriff Harry r, Clouse OF Ohio coun-
y. aun"Uur.d Yesterday that cam
paiEn viii =" started Immediately
AGAINST spo"mrr-, lovers and people
who rark cars With"ut lights" and that
this prariirc will be broken up.
The vrrrlff has received many com
plHIu'- "f this practice lately but he per-
Snuallv knows that it cXistS-as he has
made trips over the various roads Of the
county and found scores Of lovers, spoon
r'.~ and "rh'~s parked in automobiles
,l"ng the r"'d without lights
Tn" su"~jff also knows that loving
ug -Uo"uiur has existed since the world
hogan with Adam and Eve but he docs
not believe that n public highway IL An
appropriate place To carry on this prac-
tiCe
someone once said that MI tho world
loves a lover but flappcrs believe that
the man who said this knew little Of the
modern parents. Mother and father per-
hapS do not mind a Young man calling
on their beautiful daughter hut they
protest when he wants to turn out tho
parlor lights TO begin his spoonIng.
The automobile affords relief and the
couple takes a drive. The cool night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-29
NINE BASEBALL
POOL OPERATORS
TRIAL TOMORROW
Defendants Are Now ont Under oSoO
4 Bond and Will Probably Be Made De-
fendants IN Injunction Proceedings

Nine men. arrested las' Thursday tn
= series 81 raids on min" places. follow
ing inS,ructions from Prosecuting ~
,orr.v cart - BaChmSDn. viii he mr.
raigncd for preliminary h'aring to-
morrow afternoon at the county jail nc
fore Squire John W. kindelhcrGer
The men arrested gave bonds in the
sum Of $500 for their appearance" toin"f-
row. The arrests followed after
warning by tho prosecuting attorney
that baseball pools must not l." sold IN
Ohio county.
The mon ont on bond and the men ar
rcs1.d were: Carl Wcdtz. at White star
cafe. No 1919 Main street: r. a. Span&-
Iar No. a Fourteenth street: Fred y
Rsvha. at the Mecca. ~. l4"' Mnrk"'
street; Walter schmidt. at the stag. ~"
1917 Market street: Joe GRus at the
White Front. No. 1881 Market street;
Edward rr'and. n the Victoria No 1870
Market street. EcH Taylor, AT l0@? Mar
kc, street. Aloy Bolton. at 1925 Market
street. and Ernest Rutter, at lf'' Mar
kot street.
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would cost today more than $2OO,OeO
which shows something of the high
cost Of steamboat building today as
compared with the halcyon days OF
'95.
Soon after her cOrntield mishap the
Virginia was sold 70 its present own
ers, the Saint Louis and New Orlean7
Transportation Company, and mas
since been operated on the lower
Ohio. upper Mississippi and Illinois
rivers In excursion trades.
The accompanying cut shows me
virginia approaching tn" Wheeling
public landing. on her initial trlp'
January 4, S96. passing what l. mn"
Riverside Park Anyone comparln%
the illustration with the East Saint
Louis will see the many changes mat
have been made. principally tho al
dition Of another deck. But the IN"
hull and upper works r""!ain. ana IT,.
old virginia seems ~ Sl"uu"H ana
speedy as on tho day III, mad" her
long TO be remembered initial trip
.un the Ohio tweniy-SevUp years ago.
The East Saint Louis. which arrived
in port Sunday morning from PARK
erSburg. will remain here until lhNrS-
day. when she leaves for PlttShNr@h U
iii numerous excursion engagements.
Then she returns by easy stages down
the Ohio. up the MisSis&lnHi ana NY
the Illinois. 10 Peoria. her nom" port.
to remain several months in winter
quarters.
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wear and month. and builcted by a
severe winG.storm. the Virginia was
actually blown out Of the Ohio river
into Mason county. West Virginia
corufeld. above Point Pleasant. where
he was left high and dry by the tast
reCcding waters. Weeks passed. while
river experts figured on the most eX'
pedient manner IF restoring the DIG
steamer 10 her native element. FIN
ally the contract was let Tor the build
ins of a temporary ways leading from
the corn field 10 tho river. nearly a
auar,cr of n mi" d.; amt. and even,
t.iall" the Nir2inia MS aGaln atoat,
little the worse Tor her remarkable
mishop-but the p. & c. had to go
down into its jeans" for something
like So. 900. Built originally for $780,
600 packet Of the Ntrginia'S class
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COUNTY COURT
MnrdaCa Licenses.


Furenr Richard Schroeder, -, hnd
varrore; Mary Glenn q. Doth II
Wheeling
Earl Wuburn. Fl. and Martha May
,,.I;er,nau. a. both OF Elm GROVE.
Archie Mligan Rarn,l -. and
Edith Mae Jackson, 81 both Of Eld"S-
willie, In.
John Kacor IS. and Est"lla lariyI'a'
-. both Of Wheeling.
Anthony Andrew Wttltp. H. or
bridgeport. O. and Dorothy CASTOR. 81.
OF Rcnwood, ". Va.
Edward Reese 81, and Minnie Wil"y'
So both Of Gaylord. ..
Austin c. Young. IS. and Rcrtha
Pcrtn,k -. both OF Canton, q.
Elmer + Schissler. %. and Emma {.
Earklcv. 81, both Of Canton. O.
James Thomas VorhIS. "a OF Mon
roe, q. and Margaret NeShi't =, Ut
Wheeling.
Fiduciary.
Anna RartclS appointed "T"" M
dor the Will Of Herman ...,ri"iS.
Rond $1,000.
NJ. f Riggs to Joseph j.. Fraker,
land in Richland district.
Andy Ralasch 10 Frank John. pro-
ncrtv on Twelfth street.