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| G0FF Gets IT
By the Enthusiastic Voice Oftllc
Convention.
The PlImed Knight Of the Little
Mountain State
Again Takes Up the First District
Fight
And will Wade Through the Dis.
trict to Victory.
Brann0n's Political Burial Al.
ready Arranged.
llnbbar Takes 1t Like Il Great
Big Man.
Brannon's Political Burial Al.
ready Arranged.
linbMr Takes 1t Like Il Great
Big Man.

|
Special Correspondence ofihe LttlliGrnrr.
NEW MAnrISsvlLLE, August 2S.-'rhl
attendance at the convention to-day wa,
larger, more orderly, more generally rep
rcscntative and more enthusiastic than Iii,
mattcr-oi-form OF last Thursday. The only
county not represented in the District was
Gilmer The early train going south OF
the Ohio River road brought the Hancock
Brooke, Ohio, Marshall and part OF tho
Harrison delegates. The remaining dele
gates came up ut 0o'clock from the, south
by the same road. Early in the morning
the. respective counties held caucttscs at
whicl, they determined upon their course
OF action. Ohio county held her caucus in
the Court House aud over it Mr.. William
Hastings presided. At this caucus il
was determined that the county
should cast her vote for Mr.. Hubbard
solid. Do'ldrd"e county came to the con.
vcntion instrlctedfor Mr.. Hubbard. Early
i'll tie morning il WAS discovered that the
delegates from Il majority oi the counties
were in favor Of General Coils rc-iiomi.
nation, but despite this fact Mr.. lIubbard's
friends hoped that Wllen so many Of Gen.
eral Goifs letters, in whicl, he cmphat..
cally declined toallow thcus OF his name,
should be read the better judgment oi
those delegates would prevail and Mr..
Hubbard be nominated. The presence OF
these letters, however only appeared to
inritc General COTS friends to harder
work, and they all said that nvl,ns ,Olcas he
should be nominated, and il he declined
the district should choo3e another man.
SCENES ABOUT TOWN.
The New Martinsvillc brass band head
ed very large procession by uniformed
a. 4 un-uni horned men which was drawn
up ut the depot 10 receive the delegates
this morning. IN u large ptat;orIl wagon
were seated about forty little girls each
bearing the name OF Il State or terri
tory. As soon as the train arrived the
delegates who came upon it fell into line
AMI preceded by the band the whole bat
talon marched through the streets OF the
town, maxim" Il fine appearance and elicit
ing much enthusiasm.
a-s A PLEASING FEATURE.
AT ten o'clock the Hon. G. D. Hubbard,
OF Wheeling, by invitation, addressed Il
large number OF the young boys and girls
ut the Convention Hall. Fully 200 Of the
little folks were OH hand. and for half au
hour Mr.. Hubbard spoke to them. They
listened attentircly and appeared to be
well pleased with His remarks.
The hall was claboratcly decorated with
bunting and flags and presented Il very
handsome appearance. The seating ar
.cmcnts were much better than on
last week, while the decorations were ut
% % 1ar1Iflis mud hmm l,.na.1n
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Che q. h .Q:I|l,l1ltelliig&ttttr. q


GS"Prsoaslea he city during The sum.
'aer can hare NE DAILY INT'ELLIGEN.
GER Jorpanied 10 their address for any time,
and 10 any locality desired, at he rate Of III
teen cents per nEek, postage prepaid BY US.
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TnE last of the conventions has been
held "Up, guards, aud at 'cmw
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FILES KNOCKED 0rT.

This was bloody enough fighting ior the
most enthusiastic gorc-suppers in the
crowd, and the beginning OF the fifth
round was awaited with icverisl, anxiety.
When the men came up the face OF each
was 3 mass OF raw and bloody flesh, aud
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John 4. Hutchinson Speuks,

Special Dispatch 70 The Ia'rlligt,ce.
SEw .MATmSsylLLr, August eS.-Thc
Hon. John 4, Hutchinson addressed q
very large meeting here tonight. Ills
speech was y scatbn; rrai;nmcn, OF tho
administration and L review Of State mis-,
management. ii -upf..., y
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Wilkes won the. ten thousand dollar
race on the Hartford track yesterday.
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At this time the most lively demonstr0.
tons were made. For fully five minutes
the crowd cllcercd, the band played, and
the Chairman was unable 10 control the
exuberance OF the delegates and spectators.
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\ CHANCE BLOW WINS.

Hardly had their wounds been washed,
however, when time was callod aud tltcy
staggered to the scratch. Chandler seem.
ed Il triilc the freshest OF the two, and Il
neck blow that lie gave. Files virtually do.
ciled the fight in his favor. The latter
tried TO iisht-he was game 10 the last
AMI /, WINS a CHASTITY sight TO sce two men,
hardly able TO stand on their legs, and
with iaces cut and pounded beyond reco.
nition, trying to hit each other. Most o, o,
their blows fell short, but finally they
cane together. near the ropes und eS.
changed Il few vicious passes, both falling
in heap when time was called, and thci,
seconds dragging them to their chairs III
AI,F.lf TH
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COMMITTEE REPORTS.


-. DECLARATIONS poS'T pEcllSE.
Mr., G. B. Hart said he was commits.
stoned by General GoT 10 bear Il mcssar, c
to the convention, First to the delegates
individually and TO them publicly II ncces-
slry. l feel that this is duty I owe to
him rs well as to them" Mr.. Hart then
proceeded to read Il letter dated August
23l, from General t;o!fto himself, in which
General Gotr in the most explicit terms
declined another nomination and gave his
reasons for so doing.
Mr.. Hart also read a letter from General
Ciotr TO DR.. D. P. Morgan, chairman OF the
Harrison County Republican Executive
Committee, in which ;lc stated even moro
vigorously his unalterablc determination
not to allow his name to 90 before the
Convention, Mr., Hart read the letters
without comment and sat down when lie
had concluded the reading,
Mr.. Y. T. Jacob, Of Wctzcl county, in a
very vigorous speech, seconded the lnomi.
nation OF General Gotf, :,llcgin: the anxiety
Of the people for his rcnominationas the
reason ior his action. ~ .t.-'aS-~,.r r.
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ONE ELECTION FIGHT.

AEoiored Man pncs Ut, Il Dem Cital,
lcngcr In Fins Shape s ~. b, ~
Notwithstanding the TACT that each party
had numbers Of workers at every polling
place " the city and that at several OF
them theSo wis considerable challenging,
it was, in hearlN all eases, done good m:
turcdly and Here was M ehseneco Of bitter;
|:aoss and hard words. Oversize creek
about noon it became a little turbulent m
the why oktllk but there we're no ,5lows
struck as far h could be learned except at
tho Second ward polling place, where II
little scrimmagc took place. a co!ored
mans vote was challenged by a Demo
cratic striker named Russell. It was
clearly proven that the vote was 4 legal
one and then Russell vented his spleen
by saying TO the man swell, you're d -
any how He followed the colorcd
man down stairs and continued applying
vile cpithets TO. him until the man
not choosing to stand it any longer, asked
Russell to accompany him to the river
bank. Russell went with him and was
beautifully done up. lie was knocked
out in about three seconds with both eyes
deliberately decorated. This was the only
trouble Of this nature that was reported
during the day. 5le p3aft
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TIE VOTE AT HELLAlRE,
A Republican Majority for All the Can,,i.
.t tlntcs lint Onc .HN..I. '.1 hi,

A Republican Majority for All the Cantii.
dntcs But One. l
Dellairc give majority for the whole
Republican ticket except a majority OF .
for Newell Kcnnon for Prosecuting AZ
torncy. Tho majority for Secretary OF
State is 20. Last year Foraker's majority
over lioadly was only @. The total vote
cast last year was about 1900; this year
1t Is about 2,025. There were very few
Greenback and Prohibition votes east
The vote In detail Is us follows:
Secretary OF Statc-lsobinson, r., ], oh
Newman, D., osi. Supreme Judge
johnson, T., 1,0IO; Martin, D., 1000.
Consress-raylor, r., l,0lB; Warner, D.,
1907. For Probate Judge, CASTOR, r.,
tad II majority; for Sheriff, Sedwicl,,
r., -; for Prosecuting Attorney, Ken.
non, D., 2, for Commissioner, Berry, r.,
l4N; for Iniirmary Director, Sitlel.ottom,
r.. %; for Coroner, Criswell, L., Oh.
Tn" Democrats hired both City Hall and
1IlcHs with the intention Of cut ng the
Republicans out, but Zilcll's Hall was not
used at all and City Hall was empty long
before midnight. Tho Republicans
gathered in the old "checkcred 'front.'
room and enjoyed themselves hugely.
Tin horns, baGa herns, "ka2oos," whistles
and later drums and flies and pistols with
red fire told all which way the news was
going. At midnight company started
out 70 wake up Gravel Hill,
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MONDAY NIGHTS PAlsADF.

A r,rd from !, Committee of Citixens ns the
- ~'' - rIr,,,1, wnrd. ~ I'd i,5
=, -. r,;,o. =, ~. In,,lI;o,uc,,. III,
c. w. '" W.. ~ AZ A.. ~n..o 40. Ill, ,,..e
s'h.TAit ~ .''o io"so o''' "'''ei. '',''
nights procession was 10 hlarch was pub
ishcd in Saturday mornings ISTELLIGES-
,.rp n committees from the EIGHTH ward
.a..',,,as ,,;,,, Lo clo;rmo on ~ tho Co,,n
1ose.''ef WI" 'i'' ."t'' '''"' - ''s oou'.
ty COMMITTEE, waited on inc officers Of
the regiment, asking them to change the
route so as 10 extend it southwarlsto
MI; ,,.;x,h stroot N that ward ,r,;n,
i"": :, ,s'As, ,, 't'eI , . '' 800 As'"s
that It would MAKE woes LOT us 10 40 so.
Colonel Travis iM9rmea INC committee
that II the REMAINDER !,,: Oh llle resmentai
officers were wiIl'hg, ne was Wiling 10
make the chahge. Inc coh n calied
on of'', y, ., ,; ill., s'" M ; 'at . au
i0uho thenl ~ Mnnil's. - no ..s;. mls tsic
pnoi'ea you, l.o..,,' w. n sI1 oa ~ ..s'
Yesterday li'orh.ns o iIIei sta,eo p osltlSg-
y that inc route Moulu 10y W c,:"''Eeu.
tlahuollis "gie 'Iiea pli,n.eu anu uis.iipu,
leu, su''ns .''"' wv s,. ; w., mou'u INV
south hrst, nMasktns ~ sn ~ a,,, G,h!ange
desIe4, u nt .i,; 'nn n.1 ''aouiu iase
atoppeu; pn. ,l,.s ntof n,taa papsr cum
,alhea IL" -, uan a,as"; ~. ~ guy tne
i:na'' ~ ~ W un" = na., - pio.. "'1
s,oI.' sta.ln i!l1s H. " s.a.n ,1;u u.' Aiu
lHaI tMe vi4lttag s,uo1 me.S us, uasusiGu, ~.
NOW, .s 'i,ny Ie no' pu ~ o' ,;a3" 'Acu ~
Saml noih; ueo Of II the SORT hear 1
aha pea ao n,he h,ahoss nro;so ~ ,;o .ho
from .spoke III tllc 11!EnchI l'iulhe VI tne
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SCROFULOUS SORES,

! had dozen bad sores upon my body, and tried
all remedies could hear Of md At last tried your
Cuticurh Remedies and they have Cured me. !
s.IIEnEoS, Thaycr County, Penn, =. '''".', 4
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lselli,lre,

Frank N. Barnes came home from
Washington City to vote. -
Each share OF the Bellaire Building and
Loan Company has earned S.. 81 dividends
in the last year. '#7g n, 7f
John Lane has commenced to build a
double dwelling house on his Tot north OF
his residence on Guernsey street.
The Democrats secured City Hall for
their headquarters Inst night and the Re.
publicans took the .checkercd 'front.'
store room OIL Belmont street.
The Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany refused toallow the Republicans OF
the Democrats to run y wire into the halls
10 receive the election returns, but al.
lowed J. J. McDermott to put a wire to
his saloon.
There was q heavy vote yesterday, d
great part OF 1t being cast early. There
was much challenging OF doubtful votes
by both parties. Many more than the
usual number OF straight tickets were
voted. Twas evidently regarded as only
a preliminary hattie Of the Presidential
contest, ...la.. H.fr
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THEsFE:M!LA.LESC0LjI
TIE PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY
Celebrated In a nccomipg Manner Ysstsr.
day by the Faculty and Students OF This
Ne Popular and Successful Institution. 5S.
Fl A Presentation and u Poem. y Z!

I. l. =
The large hall ofthe Female College was
the scene yesterday morning OF a very
pleasant little episode. !.
9Aiter the usual chapel exercises, the
Rev. Alfred Harris, Of Philadelphia,
stepped forward, and In behalf Of the
Faculty and students, congratulated Miss
Taylor, the President, on The occasion Of
reaching. another. birthday anniversary.
DR.. llarris's speech was full OF rich points
OF thought and instruction, us we'll US wit
and good humor. At the close Of his nd.
dress the young ladies presented Miss
Taylor with set Of very elegant lace cur.
tains for the college parlors. n nm
Miss Taylor n!alea very happy response
to NIL tho words Of congratulation. and
gave warm thanks for tho beautiful piit
that laid in graceful folds on the CHAPEL
table. i7y 4E = :
A delightful little poem composed by
Mrs. Harris, sister OF the President was
then read. T 5i1'g N. ",
When the presentation was over, the
congratulations Of all present were OK.
tended, which were warm, hearty and
abundant. a ' : !
Thy day ended with supper, pre-.
pared and served by the young Indies.
1t was most enjoyable affair throughout,
and the evening entertainment was not
the lcastpartoiit. connection with this
hlrthdayNliss Taylor Is to be Congratulate
ed OIL the success Of tho Weeeling
Female College, and the strong attach.
mcnt which exists between herself and
the. young ladies under her care, and in
| structiOn. y -l,-.L.L MIMI. ~
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Among the many ministers OF the Cos.
pei, who have been helped by Brown.
Iron Bitters, the Rev. Z. 4. Spring, Cory.
don, Iowa, says, 81 used it for general III,
health and found it great help" Rev.
Jas. McCarty, Fort Stevenson, Dakota
says, sit cured me of severe dyspepsia
and increased my weight twenty-five
pounds" The Rev. Mr.. Olfey, New Bern
\. G., says he has taken it, anil considers
It one Of the best medicines known. The
Rev. Mr.. Whitney, bingham, Wis, says
CATER a long sickness from lung fever,
used Browns Iron Bitters and gained
strength" So throughout the States will
hundreds and hundreds Of other clergy
men. ~ v
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Charles Wells, aolorod man, who has
lived at Martinsburg nearly all his life,
and who came from thatgplacc to Wheel
ing last June, was committed to jail yes
terday by Squire McCahon on a,charee Of
false swearing. Wells offered to vote Sat
the Court House, but was told that lie
must vote in the Fifth ward, as he has
lived and been employed at the Female
College for the past two months. He did
vote there, and his vote being challenged
he was sworn md examined. Aiterwarll
the justice, attorneys say illegally, sent
him to jail for hearing to.dayona charge
OF perjury. The commitment in the ease
recites TINT Wells was. arrested "on COM
plant Of said Justice and 6thers."' y r..
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Ihe Fenturcs Of tho Money nnd Stock Mar
'M'H. Va ."h kets. ~ I'd
NEW ioRK, Oct A.-Money closed Mt lalL pcr
cent. Prime mercantile paper ba6 PERCENT Stcr
ins E1Scssn 9, bankers bills steady ut 81 SIX
GovERSMES1S-Firm. sa" RIO
RAlLw' va-Fir'n, ..a.7 l'. h." ,rs
STATE 6EcuRlTlEs-Quict. ..g
sIoCks-oirctilsl!u.. a. tne Stock Exchange TO-
day was strong, and the dealings were character
lied by increased confidence In u higher range O
prices. Shortly alter the orcnins there was Il dc
cline Q, A'o percent, but subsequently ,het,
was wssna ,hSS5G sn aT bnss q To- Lssk
aSG6l, the highest price for some lime. I.acla
wanna moved up * percent to 1871, North
WesternlM to 81 st. Paul to sG1,<, Lake Shor
n 70 TX, Missouri Pacific * to- New Yor.
SssE OMAHA IL H;sr IT'D s %sist 'f Gsss
In the afternoon there was a reaction OF X to y
percent 6utat the close the market WIS strona
G1;1nparea wtt Yesterdays closing prices nre x /,
Transactions ~, 900 shares. ,8s Il 4. l2ti
y s. 81, 100; U. s.; ~. lle11s; U. g. new 4
EEe sasl Ieh Ss o. " II;E csnml laeas llg
eosols, a; Missouri Is, loSS: St. Joseph. ios; 5.
=. Y fists, ia: Tennessee Is, old, Gg5S; do new
~; Texas Pacific Land Gmnts, s.; do ri,
Gmnde. ,c ~; Union Pacific ilrs,s, Iii do Lane
70; tirGinin consols, extra ma,u.ed COUPONS a
% deferred O.. ,Adams Express, l3S; America,
* 4, n5:sS, g.? Canada Southern, So; centr
tasiiic aiA chesapeake = Ohio do flrst pre-
49, Denver L RIO Grandc, Ito; Eric, 1f, nIeicrrci
=; Fort Wayne, 127ll: Hannibal & St, joseph, asE
40 preferred, sSH asked; Kansas & Texns, Is; LAX,
EHe Western, IA; Lake Shore. w: Louisville i
10; Memphis Charleston ist preierred' 10: do y
preferred, 6; Memphis & Charleston, 2Sh; Michigan
Central, 60; Missouri Pacific, 9Ghz; Nashville i
Chattanooga q; New Jersey Ccntni, 45i%; Norti,
g.'ff, DO rre,erfed, rex; New York cen;rai. @M
Ohio Central, .: Ohio & Mississippi, ISL; do ne
ierred 40; Pacific Mall, 81: Pittsburgh, il6I
Heading, e1: s.: Louis q San francisco, a3I}ss q.
EI nas. Ss:,d l y Inu sq 90 preferred l0
States Express. 5!;W al. L, & r, i: do ptc!errtd
N; Wells. Fargo Express, lo6; Western Union
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TIE attention OF four Martins Ferry
thieves is called; TO an advertisement in
Sundays SNens t.Le'tey at bottom OF fifth
column on last page. II You would con.
suit your own interest you will comply
without delay and before matters become
worse for YOU. Return tho property and
no further action will DO taken. 5lf you
fail to do so get ready for q trip ut your
own expense or ut the expense Of tho
Stntn of Ohio. ~ d 8Eet.- q :. a.. ]
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pEASE TOWNSHIP.
Tito Vote Acrpsa ts.a Elyer-Nridsepar.
y7 - Precinct

Tito Vote Acrpss ts.a acknowledgement
Precinct .gr.
Following Is the vote at Bridgeport:
Secretary Of Stete-J, G. Robinson SOS,
]. W. Newman 500; Judge OF the Supreme
Court-Johnson 567, Martin 3G7; Board
Of Public Works-Flickengcr 575, Den
yer sali pongress-Iaylor So, Warner
$50; Probate Judge-isaac II. Custom 81,
David W. Cooper 36G; sl,eri1:r-Leroy
Sedwick $40, S. y. Hcinlein 302; Prescott.
ing Attorncy-John pollock 557, Newell
kennon HS2i County Commissioner
VIM. J. Berry 5GS, Nathaniel Taylor 81 ;
Intirmary Director-John Sidebottom
574, I.nvi W. Jones 3Gi Cnroncr-C. Girls
well SIS, Elijah B. Kennedy $50.
MARTINS FERRY PRECINCT. 9
At Martina Ferry the Republican
majorities were as follows.
Kobincon, for Secretary of State, ISL;
johnson, for Judge, ia; Flickenser,
Board Of Public Works, 1917; Taylor, Con.
gress, PSI; Custom, Probate Judge, SIG;
Scdwick, Sheriff, 3GS; Pollock, Prosecuting
Attorney, lG7; Berry, Commissioner, III;
SIdeboltom, Infirmary Director 1875; Girls
well, Coroner, 2i0. II
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Wheeling, Oct. II. {
A Trl.liug Fro.

"a slight fire occurred Mt No. 1868 Mar.
ket street, in the building situated on the
corner Of Market and Twenty-Fourth
streets, lastSnight2.It originated in: a
closet on The second floor Of that part oc.
cupis3ESy family named Lashley and
tho:supposed cause is spontaneous com:
bustion.. 1t was discovered in time 70
prevent a serious contlagration, only faG
clothes being destroyed. Word was sent
to the Niagara company, which 5prepaned
to come out, but its services were not:re-
ouired. So 4
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2 Ono OF the pretticst scenes on tho line
OF march OF tic Republican procession on
Monday evening wasat the residence Of
Hon. G. D. Hubbard, on Chapline street.
Ills house was most beautifulfy'and taste.
fully Illuminated. and surrounding tho
distinguished gentleman andhis estimable
wife, were,a Bright heyy Of college girls,
waving theirs dainty -han1ktrclaeis, and
cheering the Plumcd knights and other
gallant youths in tho brilliant procession.
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I, Or tho many remedies before the public
for Nervous Debility and weakness O,
Nerve Gencrative system, there is none
equal 10 Aliens Brain Food, which
promptly and permanently restores all los,
Yigor; It never fails. 81 pkg, . for So
At Ill druggists, or by mail from J. II,
Allen, 3l6 First Ave-, New York City.
H'" F,lH3fr Tri1rdw.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Foil
aI. ..uh. Abronu.

alfanSsF1 ID Iun ClIy bnu Nhcoih6 EoAA'
HI.Hu.h .W. Abroad. ~
Mr.. James L. Kelly, Of Boston, one Of
the really clever men on tho road, is in
the city. s'a NJ I'M
Mr.. Frederick Emory, Of the Baltimore
Sun, Is in the city looking after the State
elections. e (,
Mr.. Milt Harrison, OF Pittsburgh, n
gentleman having u large list OF friends in
this city, was in town yesterday. -.
Mr.. Joe Devinc Is home after nm cx.
tended absence In the far West. lie 80,
in his vote for Maxwell yesterday.
Rev. J. Sumner Stone, u missionary tc
India, arrived in New York on Sunday
and will be at his home in this city to.Inor'
row.
+ Gen. Leo Roy Cramer, of Philadelphia
arrived in tile city yesterday: Gen
Cramer was formerly a resident OF Monon
gala county, and was Speaker Of the tirs
House OF Delegates Of this State. a
Bishop Kahn has been named promo
tor, OF the National Catholic Council o.
Bishops, which meets in Baltimore or
November .. The Office is next to that Of
the "Apostolic Delegate" who presides.
Mr.. Harry Young, the efficient head
clerk Mt the Western Union office in thi.
city, is out again after u long and severe
siege OF typhoid fever. Mr.. ioung's re-
covery is n source l0f pleasure TO his
numerous friends. y IA. \
| Miss Mary Kelly has returned from q
Visit with Wheeling friends. Mrs. Iris
sler, OF Wheeling, mother Of Mrs. james
Fitton, is seriously i'll. The gentlemen o.
the ~. Club will meet tonight at thu
home OF Miss Jessie Wiley to make ar
raugamcnts for party they will give a.
the home OF Miss Mollie Wellington, iI
Wheeling, on Friday evening.S5BelIain
IHseYeH1c,I, ~. f.n- IEEt
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Menry,s Cnrholio salxc.

The best salve used in tho world for
Cuts, Bruises, Piles, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, letter, Chopped liands, Chit
brains, Corns and all kinds OF Skin Emp.
tons, Frccklcs and Pimplcs. The salyc is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction In
every case. Be sure you get llenry's Car.
bolic salve, as all Others are but limitations
and countcrfciis. Trhsiw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-15
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Ginning, deecitful, trcacherous and sly
are the attacks OF malaria. 1t Turks in
stasnant ponds works its wayup through
imperfect pldlnbing from unwholcsome
drains. Many miserable victims Of ma.
laria sit down in their grief, thinking
nothing can be done for them. Browns
Iron l'itters can restore them. DR.. ]. L.
Myers, Of Fairfield, Iowa, says, browns
Iron lsitters is the best iron preparation
have known in my thirty years OF prac-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-15

ST. Louis, Oct. l4.-Teemcr has accept,
ed Gaudaur's challenge to row o three,
mile race, with turn, at Crevc CGur Lake
near this city, for $500 n side. Tccmel
gives Gaudaur five seconds start. The
race will take place October 20. SifFiiI}' N