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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-27
BELLAINE,
Local Political Tnlk, Personal and News

Local Political Talk, Personal aid News
J. B: Bardhili has sued g., 4. & G. railroad
Tor Sl75. ID : -.
W. B. Gilmore, OF St. Clairsyille, YVES in
town yesterday. - =
The meetings at the Christian Church are
still in plogress. 800 ,.y."' -
MI. Coke, Of Mas1illon, wsy in town on
business yesterday. 80, - =
The Benwood ferry boat We ! laid up for re.
paira yesterday and skilfs took oysr pedel.
triauB. 81 ~ r. =
William Champ and hia bride, nee Mi,1Ad.
Gray, left for their new home at Cambridge
Ohio. yesterday. a75l g1S1l0''' - =
Tho central scatfolding Is up for The roof Of
The main factory building OF the Enterprise
Window Glass Works. I'M, - =" :,
Manager Williams, Of The steel worku and
A. D. Htlborn. secret1ry Of tho Bellalre nail
works. have been In Pittsburgh on busines,.
The etraat Commissioner reports having
notified 400 people 10 pay their road tax OF i
WORK on the streets, and OF the1s 147 have
paid to this time. CT have worked In psrson.
The Fourth ward policeman was al Cotuu.
bns Tuesday. and that night the street lama
were not lighted, dark and muddy ag Il wss'
They were lighted by daylight next morning,
however. Gi5;ii y 80 ~I1o7 ,i .,.-1' ;, : =
:. The resignation Of Cyrus h. strahl. Score.
tary and Manager Of the ge, COMPANY. hre
been accepted and John Ferguson. Of Whesl.
lng, he7 bean appointed 10 have charge Of
the works. while Miller Booth will take the
offIca work d .I-I.Ig n - ~,
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip IN acIntion 10 various

News md Gossip In relation 10 various
u.H.' 4EN peeple. SO. .H.r4 y. I,
Mr.. Q. q. Vsndiver, Of Keyser, is among
his Wheeling itlsnos. \, "a 1'l5'57
Messsa. al. Donel aud Joe El.on have TAX n
rooms at tho 6temm House. y.
N.Y.. O1nsrd, Of New M.rtipsyille, was q!
the MtLure bouse yesterday.
Mesus. ]. B. someryille and J. G. Palmer,
OF Brooke county, were down yesterday. n
Mr.. aud Mrs. vii! Glet1ner have broken up
hous, keeping and once more taken rooms
at the Stamm House. -: 80
Among the mauy distinguished Wess Viz.
siDians In the city yssterdsy sps Hon. John
L. Ruhl, Of Clsrksburg, 20 &,
Mr.. John G. RiheldaCfar and bis mother
have given up keeping houss on Fifteenth
street, snd taken rooms u: DR.. Uirich's, on
Chapline etreet. zr4.Fr g,.s *
Deputy Sheriff Z. a. Wfisou, Of Hardy
county. wf1 at the State House on bushes.
yesterday. he had ltfi prisoner at the
Moundsville peni.sntia'y. ~.
Mr. William II Little, an old citiz.n, fol
many years connected with the Wheeling
Carriage Company, wss buried at st. Clsirs
vile, y yesterday attsrnoon. ~
VI. Jada ". Armstrong leavc7 to-day t1r
New York, 10 oversees the construc.
ton OF the machinery for the new
patent Light in which be lis 80 largely inter.
es.ed. While there he will also have 1t test.
ed on some OF tha leading railroads, probably
Oh the Sow York Central. As soon as the
apparatus Is ready, Mr.. Armstrong says that
the light will be introduced into Grubb't
Jsweify store.
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A poch ct ot (,ny Struck.

WalhiNg.oa "a, Reporter. , %.
On Monday evening, March eth, at a
depth Of one hundred and seventy feet, a
vein OF ers wal encountered in the tes. well
on the h@s property, near town. now being
bored BY tho Peoples Heat and Light Com.
pany OF this place. Stones weighing five
pounda were thrown from the bottom OF the
we'll, high above the derrick. A solid COL
umn OF water ws1 also thrown out, the we'll
ut the time being nearly full Of water, fortu.
nately extinguishibg all fires in the derrick,
removing what might possibly have caused a
DISASTROUS explosion. Fos several hours II
wAs considered unsafe 10 have any lights
ahont thu derrick. The strata in which the
drill wao working when gr7 came ws1 blue
Limestone, very hard. BY Tuesday morning
ths sc7 had exhausted itaelf, and the boring
goes on Oh before. Mr.. Gibson, tho contrsc.
TOR, saya the drill Btruck a SOFT. OF pocket
filed with ssg, and that this strike" rather
enhanccu the prospect Of discovering ges in
paying Quantities ut a greater depth. At
noun on the 25!h, the tools were at work two
hundred feet below the surface. tf@ b
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IslTA CLOSE COKpORArIox:
An Ex,councilmnn's spicy Way OF Dt

An Ex.Councilman's hpicy Why OF De.
tyelaping Interesting Points.
A reporter OF the 1s1xLLIoEscER yesterday
met an e1-member OF Council, when be
asked to nsms his choice for the Presidency.
"oh," said the e1-Councilman, 'that's little
matter that il going 10 be decided by t1o biz
conventions md about 100000 OF voters.
Lets talk about something tina. isn't 30 big
DO; quite 60 lar OF, and matter OF more
present interest 10 the people Of Wheeling"
GOOD enough, what shall it BE- ~ 81
We'll, these arc the days Of railroads and
rumors Of railroads; applications aud coun-
ter.applicasion': expert rapori1 more reports,
and that sort OF ihlrg. This morning you
printed tho report OF Mr.. Hoge on the pro
posed nalgined railroad. Did It occur to
You as strange that 1t took d year 10 prepare
that report? Did you note that that report
was preaenled only twanty-four hours or less
after NJ. Hcge had been selected 10 survey
tho proposed new line Of the BIZ o.? Did
you observe that this report coTe:s good
deal Of the ground which be mus: cover
In his second ropori? One OF your re.
portels hes resson 10 remember the very
keen interest tsksn 10 this rsilread matter BY
the Board o! Public Works, particularly BY
if9 pnsideIt and its counsei. Well then,
there IA Councilman Peterson, a member OF
the Railroad Committee, and m active pro-
moter OF the Wheeling & Harrisburg project.
He ives vary particular 70 keep reporters OFT
OF the railroad meeting About SIX months
ago Councilman Pster.on i'd that Mr..
h0gss sspar! we9 ready hod would DO suh-
mitted at the right time. suppose the right
time came after he rad been employed by
the Railroad Company, Of which Mr. Peter
son 10 member, 10 rsport On route which
he has already condemned. n"
you see what a 'citsa corporation they
have OF /; the Presidsn. Of the Board Of Pu6-
lie Works and e1-pIestdent Of the W. L. Il.
railroad who 'oaa none OF bis interest in
the read because he rives up the presidency
Tor the tase OF appearance: sat one end OF
the string. aud Councilman, and member
OK the Rsilroad Committee, who Is au active
friend Of the tams ralroad prrj,c,, ut the
other cad. Then ono nephew Ct the afore-
said President is counsel OF the Board Of Pub
lie Works and Of the Railroad Company, and
another Mephsw is employed by tue Railroad
CoIlmittee N surveyor, though at the time
OF his employment lie had mt reported OH
another sulyey TO make viii, h he was EN-.
p!oy gu BY the same committee over year be-
fors.n l1. f1.s9 ~ u Va !
Well, " hat are va TO infer from all this?"
What you p'tnse. iknow 1t has occa-
stoned great deal OF adverse criticism, and
think with good reason. To me 1t doesn't
To- NE aiq 1are deal, a1d | shall be sur
prissd II thera isn't one man In Council who
has the courage TO make a public pro,es,
against 1t. There IL something going on
which sonle people afe trying to keep dark,
aud think II you, newspaper men wouli
look for It you might lind it." ~ i,
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RIVER NEWS,
hotcs About the stsamboats. Bank Briefs
...eL and Ielexranhic Renorta.a 10Y

Notes About the Steamboats,, Bank Briefs
sss-S and Telegraphic Reports. 5sSS X, Il
II The Scotia mp and the Emma Graham down
sra both due nj this port at an early hour
ibis morning. They are both Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati packets. N W
The Monitor pared up with tow Of ties
and the Eagle and Onward with empty coal
hssgts The Joseph A.. Etone, Hornet No. 2,
Enterprise And Jim Wood passed down with
largo coal tows. 5,$jy&ls1l!i pGsE@ l4T
The W. N. Chaucaiior passed down early
yesterday morning eu routa for Charleston
and the new electric light Chesapeake went
upat 5 o'clock for Pt!f1burgh. Both Of these
packets had good trips. .ssF'ETi
The river rose few inches at this point
yesterday and W., still rising At dusk. The
depth In the ohaanel ws7 swelling over the
10 foot mark on the unreliable ghuse ai O
o'clock Las! evening, Businerl on ihl leyee
was dull during the entire day. 5@
The PArkersbasg .2ate Journal says: "L,st
Thursday the tow boat Barnard. stopping at
the wharf at this city, was reported 10 have
csse Of smallpox on board. Oar health
officer Immediately took the matter in hand,
proved to have mAuy small pox symptoms.
Acting upon the immediate notification oil
Dr.. Koch, Capt. Mehen procured askiif and
an carsman aud the man IVES t1kcn from the
boat 10 the Newport side, where carriage In
waiting took the man 10 the pest house.
Every care 10 prevent the spreaa OF the dis.
esse was TAKEN. Itnow trauspirts, upon the
development. Of the case. that Il was tie
measles, and not the dread disssss supposed y
GREESsboao, Pa, March 26-Riyer II iees
and stationary weather rainy.
On Ci1Y, Pa, March 23.-Riyer 0 fee.
and stationary: weather cloudy and raining.
Lock No. 4, March o. River 10 feet
inches and rising; weather cloudy; thermome.
ter So. VA aNt75 lIr,let e7, rA17=
FARMER, Pa. March 60 River 0 feet 8
inches aud stationary; weather m.ld and
raining. go I. r5.mr@U1
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, March 90 River 3 fee,
and stationary; weather rainy; thermom'
eter So. s,s 4. sI'gl-a Il
LOUISVILLE. March 26.-Rtver falling with
II feet 9 inches in the canal; Is feet inches
on the fails. r. Jse.lg1
PIrrBuRsH, March Electromagnetic rive,
10 feet inches ana on stand; weather
cloudy and mild. D'I,Y a..
MoRoAsrowS, W. Va, March 26.-River
feet 6inches aed stationary; weather rain!
Thermometer 52o. g5ltF,--
Rlcts LANDING, Pa, March e0.-Riyer
leet Inch e. and risinR; weather cloudy
thermometer. 52'. II f.&i q. 4, Il
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4 Case which Excttes AhtonIshmpnt II
- not Ind. untiOu.

Governor jackson yesterday pardoned
Chrrleo MONTGOMERY, OF Wellsburg, who W.T.
recently convicted Of firing revolver in the
Btree!s st that place during The food, and
sentenced TO pay fine OF $lCo and 20 10 ISL
for aeysu months. This fine wan not remit
ted, but the impri. onmsnt portion OF the
sentence was annulled, btcalse 1t was reia-
bly, represented to the Governor that the
boys health wonld be endangered by the ID.
csrceration. Young Montgomery IL stu
dent a. Linsly Institute, in this city, and g
boy Of good character. His father WIS
FORMERLY Mayor OF Weileburg. During the
flood tne boy became intoxicated, and
while IN that condition committed the
grave oNansc Of shooting of pist u
into the air. Hs wea fined 81 and cosf1 by
the Mayor for disorderly conduct. This
would stem to bs sufficient penalty for the
thonghtlets act Of a hoy. but he we1 indict-
ed, tried and the sentence recitsd above as
sessed. Eugene Tsrr, the Prosecuting At
tosney OF Brooks county. opposed the e1er-
clas OF executive clemency, Such persecli-
ton wPs commented Oh freely yesterday
where the facts were known, rs requiring
good deal Of explanation to prevent its con-
DC mratiou a. outrageous -1H irG' III.
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]. F. MILLER, ]. L. HASzs,
w. LouIa HAETToNs, VIZ. GoxaISs.
G. y: MORGAN, OSCAR sasnnncx
". O. HANDLAx, P, 3, Doup,Ys, : <
FRANK FALLouRE. PATRICK SuAsEsY,
77hAs W. j. w. CowpEs.
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Dc.
GovERaaENrs-SIong. n gih.. at-a r-.' :
Y. =. 8. new L. l2tz
U. 9. 4Es, coupous.-llsal nm -. :
RAILWAY Boyps-Stroug. '2' ~ -
STATE sEcuRlTlEs-Quiet and firm. lgs'l'
Central Pacific a,su.lisAldo lilo ,sade div. SiE
Leh!gh 4 wilkes....-lf IL 9. r. Land Grants. IL
Louisiana consols-- IS Up. sinking fund ..li4H
= aisoasi es...-..''8 vtigtnA 6s.....;...... 10
8. P. d i. @. ntsts..-l20h Ia nat coupons, 40 !
Tennessee old......... 42aIVirgin!a deferred. Z
Tennessee G. uew.... q Extra Interest. :" "a
s7ocEs.The market WIS wesk and lower In the
morning ior Pacific asil: Reading and ! ackawan.
"a. The former q, pped from % u 81, tallied 10
b2H, reacted to blk and clio ed 1t 521hs. Tho de-
cline WAS due TO raid by trade, who expected tn
ind atop orders" but did not succeed. Coal
shares were Wink on the rer 1rted failing off In the
tsmsad ior coal n.y. n n percens.ge1 on wes:etn
side o. thee shares the market ws7 higher Union
Pacific Lake hore, Nj ouii Pacific Eo,liwesterp,
81. Paul. Eide. Northern 70 dfc and Western Union
being no:ceably strong. Elts was Ia better do,
their stock to.dsy aud .hare, lent fiat :, = =
Dul.ng the stesno1n the C:etset was lower on
adyices rom Boston that The chicago. Rutllngton
Quincy and Union Pacific conference hid ad-
toufned withou. action subject :, the call OF tt
casI AZ the clo,e. eyer there was report,
cably rt1ulted III IN agreement 10 p Il the Nebrl
ka and hanr 8 buslno s-the agreement to be rub.
United - full boards Of tie Two roads before being
made pubic 1hit report We supplemented BY
had private and Informal conference at the Grand
Central Ds'ot. and that The diHtlenc Of the
70 Ids were IN fair way for tcitencnt. These re-
pont and announcements clustd tresh demand
for s.ot Ks ard the make: advanced, clo:ng st,ong
u or near the bot d ures Ct the day,
TfADSIcti0ns RSf n 4 rSayrs .
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."snoEsTalNG" nEpREsENrAr1yr
Wants Second Term Bad-HiS Views ON
.I.EI r. q. 80 the Tariff

s>--
Wants u Second Term Bad-His Views ON
hg tue Tariff
The ParEcrsburg STATE Journal contains the
following account Of liitls Democratic eau.
Gus recently held in that city: & ~.
For couple Of days Congressman Gib,on
wss in this city for tbs presumsb!e purnose
Of "sesting up the pins for bis ren omiuatiop.
incidentally with the prosecution OF a libel
suit In Writ county. The statesman had
rooms at Hills Central, where his Democratic
friends had the pleasure o: seeing him. snr.
dag afternoon, rs Mr.. Gibson was sitting in
the reading room OF the hote., Govern or
Jackson, Judge N. Jackson aud Charles 8.
Despnrd dropped Ia 10 see him They had
forgotten 10 "clear the galleries." so we are
abls to give the account Of the proceedings to
our resders. The discur1ion opened on the
Atkinson investigation. Mr.. Gibson WEI s,k.
ed about ifs psogrsBs. He rsplied that be had
everything ready snd would push the matter
as soon e1 be returned 10 Washington.
What hold have you On Atkinso1?' asked
one OF the party. 7,0Ir5 -
I've got him, Ssh - was the reply. Y
How have yon got hin?' WIS the mex:
question. 5. = = -
ave got him, SSH" wea the oaly answer
voncbssfed, keeping some desultory remarks
about there being too many deputy ma,shals
and the expenditures being too great.
Judge Jackson then r1ksd Mr.. Gibson II he
had the Pieipont letters. @
Mr.. Gibson replied thst be hsd.
:, lie Wet then warned to take good rare O;
them and not to lose them. y
AS nothing satisfactory could be obtained
concerning the Atxiason bassnc.7. Mr.. Glib
son having nothing that he could ofis, to sub
stsntiate his attack upon that gentleman. the
ta X drif'ed on 70 the t,riE question, and WIS
introduced by the following remark:
What are you fellows doing down there
at Wellington sb3u: the .rifi busine,1s IT'S
playing HI In the Democratic ranks out
West here?" E'T"."S-.,' i -
To this Mr.. Gibson had no reply,
me next question wss by Judge Jackson:
DO you think the Morrison Tariff Bilr
will pa:s?' - -
NO, don't think 1t will" Mr., Gibson
slowly replied, with doubtful air. It though
be wouldn't be aurprised ii It did.
well. what Is going - be done?'
MI. Gibson raid that he thought there
would be g compromise thrift arranged be.
tween the Morrison and Randall factions.
Mr.. Gibson seemed 10 be very doubtful az to
the ultimate result Of the fight between the
tflI ihctiona oil the Democratic party. The
next matter touched on was pei. anal and
had reference TO tho next nomination for
Congress from this district. Mr.. Gibson in
speaking OF the matter 81 ltcd that Congress.
man could make no money during The frat
tarm, but that II no could get the Nomination
the second time he would be quite willing to
step down and out. and pivs home ons else
chance. An omiuous silenco fell Ct the re-
nomination was mentioned, and the caucus,
happening to iook around aud noticing wide.
mouthed spectators Of the scene, ordered a
ire in. room No. 10 and departed for the
upper regions. ss.,f-' N 80,
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= . -ra--II- e q fT7.s.. HaaHa ~
CITY MATTERS.
Brief note. ON Current events Of Minor

Brief Notes on Current Events OF Minor
N5at ~ Iuterest. S5''sstl
Tex mlrerr at Ma,shsli's Foi.on coal hank
are htill ont for an advance. glJrsS &fE.3
CARRIE HAssIs, the DAniah girl who Jump
ed Of the Suspension bridge, 10 abls 10 DO ont.
Josirn YEAoER. a workman 1t the Crescent
MILL, WAS ssfiously burned yesterday. While
putting bali between ths rollers, volley
Of sparks utruck him In the i.ce. burning bis
face and eyes severely. II Ia thought that
bis sight may be tsv.d. g,i 4 IN
cLsvr HOOK yesterday admitted 10 record
deed made November 10. ilss2, by 7. J..
Hngus. trustee. 10 Patrick O'BIien, In con.
Aideration Of $43. for the ives! twenty feet OF
lot 22, on Esneteeath street. Also Two par.
t'ion deeds In settlement Of the Hafgreayes
etAse, g'4T ,liaT ''F- f,T757gF75ls.
Part Of one OF the houses on Tie hillside
beow Charles street, In tho Second ward,
which baye been threatened for some time
by a land hide, tuccumbed 10 the presdre
,HSt evening and Tell. As heretofore stated,
the houess, four In number, have been de.
serted for mouth or more. NY
COLONEL W. II. ExtEY, manager Of the
giste Fair gronnts hiss succeeded In recover.
Ing the grand stand and many other articles
that the food carried away, aud hes them all
loaded on nat boat below Eer Martinsyille.
Tbs entry clerks cftice and other buildings
were sold to parties near where they were
found. Ta.,
GOVERNOR JACKSON yesterday Issued rtqui.
tilion upon tho Governor OF Maryland f,r
Albert Doiman, who Is wanted In Hampshire
county, 10 answer d charge OF grand larceny.
Dolmsn stole q valuable watch and a sum oil
money, and elnded capture at home. &c
was arrested In Cumberland, where heiu now
10 jail. 3a .1.r.- rs ~
The Ksnewha River Transportation Com
pany wEs chartered by Secretary OF Btate Htsl
maker yesterday. It has an authorized cap!
I'll stock ot so Coz. Of which 81, 600 has been
subscribed and 400 paid In, and 1t proposes
10 do general transportation busiuet1 on
the ksnAwha river and Its tributaries, with
steamboats, and burger.
FoE soma time boys have annoyed the Cen
trial G!am Company by intrudIng upon ,heil
premises at night. A day or two ago notices
were posted throughout: the works. iosbiddin;
these tfespss1es but last night q crowd O
boys entered the work, AZ usual to. loaf
when dog belonging to the ws:ehmaa Bit
son Of Stevs @ linn pretty badly.
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a.agI -4saE ufJ GOODS. - 80
NEW fonK, March g There has been A rain
storm all day, yet busincts hs, been very iaIr Job
btrg trade, with Ieones. and order demand from
agents. Yves better than yesterday. U-
Bst tlH-t't Leather. fh
NV YolK, March 26,-Leather firm and fairly
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Minnesota A;s,t W; Minnesota patent process
p olst Is. Wheat opened :nrm and closed weak:
70; spring n elevator Sc; No a red March
gal q! April q o5Hal OK: Nay q es1lal os<;;
Sc ssil mixed:Mifch H{keoc. April aA8J<.; NAY
S11fe; June asa5ec. Oats Arm and In rood demand:
rejected white toc Nos wh!te iokAtiIc. No, . DO.
C. Halter easier: exirAs s6ASsc. Eggs, extrts
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THEY WILL HOr TALK.
Tho DcmocrntaH Not Free In Shifting Thei
~ItttH'r}. So Presidential Choice. i.i5q33 {

Tho Democrats Not Free In Sintlng Their
s5t7'A S: & Presidential Choice. f.tq3 II E
1ETELlIoENcEE reporters hlilsd numerous
representative Democrats yesterday, but IS
general thing without much success, In OBJ.
tanning expressions Of their presidential pre.
iereEces. When approached Oh this subject
they all began with one accord to mako
excuse" That Is, nearly all. Hon. J. J,
Woods umlled an Ingenious smile md said !:
well. really have no preference rs yet"
EI.Delegate +. r. Mcneil merely said. go
way Go way !" And tbs rspuricr vent.
EI.Councilman 7. L. Kimberly, the Com.
moner," said: va 2 iesl' x Al nm
young man, this IL D year Of great sur
prlsts There arc mora In store for W. Among
them will DO the Democracy found on a
Democratic platform, with candidates. in
nomination who will Boy: = Wo have said it,
and We mean II; we have pronounced for 70.
trsnchmsni, reform aud economy Ia the ns-
tional expenditures, aud We intend TO fight
the battle on that platform without letters OF
explanation or apology. The frat plank in
tbs platform will call Tor Tariff Reform, |
am In favor Of all these. Donald, Morrif
bon, Carlisle, or any one oil q hundred o,hets
lust like them, will Co for first choice, |
don't want any more Randolph literature.
auch az We had loar yaass ago, from tho eau.
aidate after he is nominated, and II We are
beat l will DO Satisfied. would rather be
beat sailing With such candidates on such
platform than 10 win victory with Others or
on any other platform. have heard euourh
81 your protection to labor, bat cant see
1t. Look at the two hundred italian labor.
srs doing the work on the 3. 4 o. K. r. at
low wages. Go with me to Conneilsville;
zee me Hungarian families digging coal and
burning. coke; see the Belgian CLAUS workmen
In the places OF cur people and one thou.
SAND Other instances lmiehtmention. None
Of that sort OF protection In minel' ."Es
y non. y. T. Hessnes Samuel j. Randall"
, !, !, q. \; Aealy:" spotleas Bayard, Of Del
7, Ex-siayor Egerter: "Tliden." !
:, :, Councilman Wa. Wilson Samuel ]:
4 Mayor Miller N have not made mn ~ NJ
mind; but / do not want any free tradern ~
! equlre Mi1:,"l am for the nominee and |
aays no preference except that" ,'{,.111
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. Pno7: JASrs A. sEwxtL, A. NJ, II. o., OF
Medical Faculty. Laval University, Quebec,
S!atee: y have found Caldea's Liquid, Beei
ionic particularly useful In advanced stages
OF consumption, weakness, dyspepsis and all
has been retained when every other article Of
food was rejected. PAlatable and easy Of
digestion" Take no other xwY4W i,
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Z Ex-Mayor Egerter: "Tilden."" Al!
:, Councilman VA. Wilson !: Samuel ].
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The Municipal Court met yesterday fore
noon. The case OF E. W. Dunaway, admins
irst,r debonis non OF the estate Of William
senne vs.. Wiihelmina Senne and others, In
chancory, YVES disposed Of, a decree being
entered confirming the sale Of the real estate
In tho case. 81 EU,g
In the csss OF Willism +. snelle vs. Louiss
DIcEescleid and others In obsncery, growing
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ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of tho Junior class will
take. place at the Wheeling FemAla College
tomorrow evening al s o clock. The public
ara most cordially invited. VT l3frr ss.'sg.lls