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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23
BELLAIRH.
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.
Charles Paisley, Of wCllSvllle, was In tho city
yesterday.
)onn BAugh, OF this city, is the champion horse
shoe pitcher Of this valley.
John Jennings, OF WeiiSvllle,, was down yester,
day on q visit 10 his parents here.
Several from here will take III tho State Pfohl.
billion convention at GAINESVILLE tomorrow.
II cost about 500 to entertain the glaSswork,
etS, but nearly 5000 was left 10 the city BY
them.
Willie. Parks is at the Paris exposition. aud
almost tho tttt persons he saw were A. KlotI and
+. Well, both Of this city.
Theodore Apple, Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
maintenance Of way department, was down
yesterday on railroad business.
Atrain on tho Ohio River railroad yesterday
broke In two a. the BenwOOd ferry crossing and
delayed the train several minutes,
The old hull Of the steamer Telegram Is lying
al llCathGrington'E landing. She will III al
probability DO converted Into q whAribOat fol
this point.
An enormous crowd Of people were on The
Liberty lag! night taking q run 70 %ClGtlngton
Sunday night,
A valuable horse belonging 10 George Il. Nor
gan has the plnk.eye, but hopes are entertained
q MS full recovery In time iof The fail races, III
Is q fast ttOttef.
During the comparatively low water last wcCE
Marley, the wharf boat man, blocked up bill
boat 10 repair the hull, aud the river came Up NJ
fast Sunday night and yesterday that II caughI
II, aud she Ia nov In water 70 hOr decks.
There arc a great many fishlnR camps between
hero and MatipttA and tho boys all report q good
lime but Rll along the river a person eau see the
9lAtkeM, hanging, out drying The very heavy
dew L. like rain, almost, Bill, they arc having
a good time.
William Shields. n u. 4 o. engineer, losing d
great deal Of sleep lately, went 10 sleep 10 hlI
engine hero near tho. round house, and fell from
his cab 10 the ground lie was picked up and
found 10 have suffered conclusion. OF tho spine
lie was sent 10 bis home NJ Newark,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23
NEW POLICH NAMED
And the Nominations Approved
by the Committee,
THE EIGHT ADDITIONAL MEN
Who viii be Added to the Force
when Confirmed by Council this
EVenIng-A New Outfit Com,
plete is to be Purchased,

The Council Committee on Police
met last evening, There were present
Messrs, Happy (chpirmau), Marsh, Ro-
brecht, 0'Kane and schrebe, and the
following business was considered and
prepared for the consideration OF Coun-
Gil at its regular" semi,monthly meeting
to be held this evening; Bills aggre-
eating Sl947l were audited and their
recommended, Included in
these bills were the following from
Chief Delbrugge; For summoning Coun-
Gil and its committees during the
months Of May and June, sos; for kill,
ing dogs during the months OF May and
June, SSH for hauling DRINKS and dis
orderlies, and miscellaneous office ex.
penses, $l5 Us. Included also in the ag-
gregate was al allowance OF SOS SO for
Officer Frohme, being his salary for the
time he was laid up from the effects OF
the pistol shot wound he received in the
bead at the time he arrested Gertsman-
helm,
Chief Delbrugge reported that he had
appointed tho following named men to
positions on the police force, in accord.
ance with the resolution recently adopt
ed by Council, authorizing an Increase
OF eight In the force: Walter Terrell,
Jacob Watson, Leopold Buch, Joseph
Conrad, John D~Onnelly, Thomas j.,
Stanley, Nicholas Herbert and Charles
NJ, Landkrohu, Dounelly, who has been
the extraman or substitute, Is promoted
to be a regular, and Richard Donovan Is
named by the Chief as extraman, These
appointments were all, approved by
the committed and ordered reported TO
Council, with the recommendation that
they be confirmed.
Chief Delbrugge brought up the mat
ter OF ordering summer helmets, such as
are worn by the present force, for the
new men, and In that connection the
matter ofsupplying the entire force with
uniform badges, clubs, whistles, nip
pers, revolyers and other necessary pc.
lice equipments. Some little discussion
was had over the proposition to instruct
the chief TO properly equip the force.
Everyone realized that there was a need
for new equipments, hut there was q fear
that the departments funds would not
reach far enough. The point was made
that all the equipments to be furnished
would be city property, and that with
proper care they could be made to last a
long time. The last purchases made by
the CITY in tho way Of police equipments
were during ex.Ohief Bennett's regime,
The committee finally authorized
Chief Delbrugge to 90 ahead and make
what purchases are absolutely needful,
cautioning him to DO careful and not in.
cur any moreexpense than was actually
necessary. When these purchases are
made the Wheeling police force will for
the first time In several years have uni.
form badges, clubs and other equip
ments; in other words, be in the shape
a police force should be.
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sOMP pREP cas- WELLS.
encouragement for a Thorough Test In
this Section,


this Section,
Whenever the subject Of a thorough
test for gus or oil here 10 preached, some
people throw cold water on the scheme,
saying a thorough test has been made.
A prominent manufacturer on Saturday
handed the ISTRLLIGRNoRR a slip Of
paper containing some information that
ought to encourage Wheeling to makea
thorough test,
The Westinghouse well, at Pittsburgh,
is 4,6lS feet deep, over 1000 feet below
sea level, and 1000 feet deeper than the
drill ever went in Wheeling, The gas
we'll at st, GATHERINGS, Canada, is 1000
feet deep, The Presque Isle gas well
developed q small flow Of gas at over
1900 feet, but at 1880 feet the tools were
lost in the well. The Trenton rock,
which always underlies the Hudson
river rock Ia the Lower Silurian, was
not struck till the drill reached near
$500 feet, The big gas strike at Kings:
vile, Ontario, was made at o depth OF
5000 feet, and the company holds the
well at 100000, and will get that for 1t,
At Thorold, Ontario, the drill went
down to AGO feet before gas was struck.
At Fl, Smith gas was struck al 200 feet,
aud the well developeda pressure OF 250
pounds to the square inch. Near Har.
rlsburg Pa, are two gus wells, both OF
which are 5000 feet deep, At McRees,
port, Pan there is q very productive well
that is $500 feet deep, The gusher at
DowegiaC, Mich, Is 200 feet deep. The
most successful well at Lucknow, Tenn,
Is 5000 feet deep,
The Zoar well, an immense gusher, in
Cataraugus county, N, W is 300 feet
deep, When gas was struck in 1t a tthat
depth the volume was 30 great that the
tools In the well, weighing 800 pounds,
were thrown into the air 800 feet and
the derrick utterly wrecked,
The american Gas Light Journal in
speaking Of the prospects OF, finding gas
at an Indiana town makes some Obser.
vations which might apply equally well
in this part OF the Ohio Valley;
There Is a very strong and probably
well founded probability that a well
from $500 feet TO 1000 feet in depth at
or in the vicinity OF New Albany would
reach the gas reservoir. It Is certain
natural gas will not be found in quantity
to be utilized in this part OF Indiana un-
til the Hudson river strata has been
passed through by the drill. 1t is safe
to say that every well drilled In New
Albany hes been stopped in the Hudson
river strata, where the drill pump was
sending up aour.white acCretions,
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A WORD OF WARNING.
House & Observation-Disclosures, Etc.

Copyright, 1855, BY Proctor { Cam
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23
WANTED FOR ROBBERY.
A Young Tough Plays nighwayman and
Mikes n Fair Haul,

a 1uuHk AOukh rags akAWNSAten puA
Makes n Fair Haul.
Yesterday afternoon a Hungarian Ia
borer named Fritz KoCher, employed by
the Wheeling 4 Harrisburg people on
their Union bridge and approaches, was
set upon by some young highwaymah
as he was passing along the upper end
OF Coal street. The young sCoundrel
beat KoCher up badly about the
face and took over S25 In money
from his pockets. There was no one
about at the time, ppd whatever outcry
or alarm the foreigner attempted 10 raise
was pretty etFectually choked of by the
tight grip kept on bis throat by the high.
wayman. AS soon as the fellow had re-
lieved. Kocher OF his money he
struck out for the river and
crossed TO Ohio. Judging from the
description given OF the thief, 1t Is be-
lieyed to have been Abe Boston, the
young North Wheeling tough who
served a term In the Pen for iheenliaF.
ism. He Is known to have been about
where the men are working, about the
Top mill, and made inquiries concerning
their pay etc.
The police were on the lookout for
him last evening, but up to an early
hour this morning had not captured
him,
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Notice to Contractors

ycaiod proposals. will bc received At ibe
lAfy'E OnitO OI The BOtnugh ~ sharon y n
COUNTY, "a, until the Bltl day q lull
which time Tho proper Rnih0tlir' Wl. aH
bIdR aud award the contract 10 thg
bidder, for furnishing MI material NV w ID
Ing All labor iOi The paving Of ial' ,Elsgtm
i,S NidIISisE 6ilensi0n 6iibo slatUy Hhi,
With Vlltlhed hiGClAy bfltki lu bt,lIll W va
plans and specifications, ainouhilnE sIl
1000 yards. The pfOrOialt must pC ~
BY specimens OI brick. proposed irlst
tlds mtIl contain the full natnr Y q
i0i interested, with specimen ol hil,. X
mRkof'A names, satisfactory. bohl' Il
SFS6 nsp csnt ~ Ii0 amount VI lha lphli
Inc performance Of the work ar11ilIS
specifications and wlthiu tho une N art
agreed upon lot the execution ul w ,a rt
The borough Council reserves ihe gA'
any OF oil bidh llyOtlot 0i IogI mrse
THOa H. HEiia Secretary
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A boy BADLY HURT,
He is Run Over while Following the White
ClFcuH Hand,

Circus Hand,
Yesterday afternoon the band Of
Whites ten,cent circus paraded about
town, followed by a motley crew Of sev.
eral dozen boys from 4 years old to II,
The boys ran in front, beside and behind
the wagon, without regard TO the danger
from other horses and vehicles, and
every half square or so there wasa mar
row escape from accident which made
spectators shudder.
On the Upper Market Square a boy
named Ditty, aged about 10, a,son OF
Mn. Ditty who lives in Alley 9, was in
the crowd, and q horse standing near
frightened at the music and started to
run. Tie hind wheel Of the wagon ran
over the Ditty boy, cutting both legs
badly above the knee. It was said that
one OF his legs was doubtless permanent
" crippled, though no bones were
broken, He was taken into q neighbor-
ing house, and afterward TO his home,
and a doctor summoned, but the other
boys followed the band wagon over the
rest OF the route,
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Miss Anna Binsle and Miss Mary
Linderman, both Of this city, spent Sun.
day with relatives over at Martins
Ferry. In the evening they went out
for a little drive. While driving up the
pike near Joseph Napier's the horse Of
Mr.. Oliver Van pelt, attached 10 a car.
rage In front Of them, began backing,
and the horse the young ladies were
driving became frightened and backed
over tic embankmGnt, The horse, buggy
and two occupants lodging against a
hedge fence about twenty feet below.
Strange 10 say the young ladies' were not
much hurt, The horse was hurt and
the buagY badly broken UP.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23
ApANGEROus WOUND.
A Man Hit on the Head With a Coupling
Pin and Badly Hurt,

- ANAN $50 NA hAN ANNN WNA
Pin and Badly Hurt,
Yesterday afternoon Fen Bobbett, a
well-known resident Of the South Side,
was loungipg under one of the Ohio
River railroad t~restles below the creek,
when a freight train passed over, Bob,
bett either shouted something offensive
to the brakeman, or in some way made
him angry, and they had q dispute
which Bobbett punCtusted by throwing
q rock at the brakeman-at least so 1t Is
said by some Of the eye witnesses. The
brakeman retaliated by dropping a
coupling pin on Bobbett, and though he
duped his head, 1t struck him above and
a little behind the left ear, iraCtuFilg his
skull and knocking him senseless.
Bobbett was taken to his home In the
Eighth ward and physician summoned,
His wound Is said 10 be very dangerous.
The police were notified Of the affair,
and Capt, Delbrugge tried to learn the
name Of the brakeman who threw the
coupling pin, but could not. The story
the captain got was that the blow was
inflicted with q crow bar, but people
who saw the racket told an INTELLIGRN-
GER reporter the version Of the affair
here given,
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1,nrely MIssea nelnE SHUT Out.

Special DLSDsLch 10 ne ltdIgeActh
MANSFIELD, ONO, July 99,-Burchard
was at his best in to.day's game with
Wheeling, aud pitched so effectively
that up until the ninth inning he not
only had the visitors shut out, but they
had been unable to get a single hit oil
him, In the ninth Remsen mnlled Q
long ly to center from Speilel's bat, and
then, with Speidel on first, Bowman and
Halter managed TO make the only two
hits made by the Wheellngs during the
game.
Kennedy, the ex:star pitcher, tossed
in such easy balls that he was knocked
out OF the box before the first inning
was over and after three runs had been
made of him. Dunn pitched the first
inning out, after Kennedy had been re-
tired, and would have pitched the game
out had his arm been In condition, but
It was still sore from the effects Of his
pitching In the game with Mansfield al
Wheeling Saturday, and Shamus was
called In 10 finish the game. The UNI
pire was Barrett, and his decisions gave
satisfaction 10 both sides.
The full score was as follows:
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A meeting was held last night at the
Chamber OF Commerce OF tho committee
appointed at u recent citizens meeting
to circulate petitions asking the County
Commissioners to subscribe TO the capt.
tai stock Of the Wheeling Development
Company, which proposes TO bore here
for oil or natural gas. On motion Of j.
Ewing, Esq, Col, Thomas 0'Brlen
was made chairman and Hon. A. d.
Garden acted as secretary. a large
diliereit districts, and these were, on
motion Of Colonel 0'Brien, referred to a
committee Of three, composed Of Hon.
q. D. Hubbard, 2. II. Moore and George
Hook, for the purpose Of presenting
them TO the Board Of Commissionersand
City Council. all persons having petit
tons are requested TO present them to
George Hook within one week.
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MANSFIELD AGAIN DEFEATS wlEEANG,
Ksunedy a pI.mnl TalIure aaa narehar4

Ksunedy u Dismal Failure aud Rurcharh
on Ills MuSple-Other Hall News.
The Wheeling club at Mansfield, yes
terday, made a disastrous start on It's
present trip. judging from the special
report Of the game published below
Kennedy is in need OF another suspen-
sion-one OF a more permanent charac-
ter than the two alleged suspensions
that have been placed upon him. The
Wheeling team has never yet, while
away from home, been capable Of doing
the heavy and general hitting that
marks their work here at home, Why
this Is SO It Is hard to explain, but the
fact remains that II is SO, and there Is,
apparently, to be no variation in the
rIIa IN this trim.
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Ii essential To good health but at this
boason Il IA often lost owing 70 the
poverty or impuflty Of the blood, de.
fmRement Of the digestive organs, and
lie weakening effect Of tile changing
season, Hoods atsAparilla iaa wotider'
iii medicine for creating an appetite,
ioning the digestion and giving strength
10 The whole system, Now 10 the time
10 lake Il, De sure 10 get Hoods Satsa.
pafilla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23

The Board Of Public Works ats special
meeting last evening decided. to ro.
commend 10 Council that q contract
for building awrought iron bridge across
Caldwell's run, on Chapllne street, bo
awarded 10 the Canton Bridge Company,
al iLs bid Of $1,000 This bid was the
only one received In response 70 an In
yiiailon tonVeyed'hy the Board 10 con-
Factor 10 bid for a wooden bridge over
lie run az tho point named. There was
not a single bid for q wooden bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23
BRIDGEPORT.
Items from The sheet Iron MlilS-othSr
Local News

Items from the sheet Iron MiliR-othPF
Local News
4. 2. Cochran, Of MmIillOu, Ohio, Is visiting
friends here.
I'm, iIVams left yesterday gu an up river trip
ll'lhD Interest 81 J, u, Dent 4 Co.
q. N, Fisher, WhOhM been on tho sick Lat for
tho past few WoOkG, IA slowly recovering.
Tho STANDARD Iron Wotka will shut down The
1tStOf August for two weeks. During the stop
some extensive repairs viii DO made.
The Wheeling Natural uaS Company proposes
10 furnish each consumer 0 meter and charge
i0fga6 BY Tie cubic font. This Ia resulting III
great many consumers giving up the uiOOl FaS
6hilfely aid going back 10 the uke Of coal,
The STANDARD Iron COmpany'6 new warehouse
has been completed, and the bridge IfSm Inc
old house 10 the new Will 30 bullClu lhO teaf
IlutB, The bridge will DO about liiy feet long
tEd atty feet above Tho ground and viii 10 al
Iron truss bridge.
The Ktna lion aud Steel Company arc putting
aVAiuable addition 10 the plahtln no way OF
raj gVnefAlOt, sWlndell 4 Smiths d6lIit, NaI
adopted aud the furnace u being built 81 lHaI
lfW, II will supply fuel VI number Of
furnaces, and will greatly reduce tho amount Of
nalifAi gas CONSUMED by the plhhl,
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ThoLone Star Fishing Club, composed
Of Adam Yahn, George Yalln and I'd.
ward Yahn, k. Hamm. O. oChscnkuhn,
Prof Joe Keller and Henry Keller, left
yesterday morning for Upper Bow.
mann's landing, on Fish creek, for a
weeks camping out sport. Mr.. John
Coleman, another member, will join the
club next Monday.
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I'll. Mark Twain olub'. Plans.

The Mark Twain Rod and Gun club
will leave this evening with sixteen
members, In one Of the handsomest,
most thoroughly equipped and conye-
nIent fishing boats ever built, for a six.
weeks fishing tour. They will camp Of
Eugene CreBap's Grove, and Joe Vogler's
orchestra will accompany them, They
have received enough handsome pres:
ents from friends to test the capacity Of
their boat. Before they cast oil and
start down the "0hoho," their boat and
crew will be photographed by Parsons.
Il Is safe to DO they will have a great
old Tina,
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In delicate health and all who suffer
from hhbitual constipation, dyspepsia,
hlllOuAness or plles, should Try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. Sold
In 30 cont bottles by y, II. Goethe, W.
W, Irwin, John LauRhlin. Logan Drug
Company aud Goodwin 4 Co, whole.
GALE aRehla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-23

Tho boxes or towers for tho operators
OF the new pneumatic safety gates az the
street crossings along the b. \ o. track
arc being put In position. The one ioi
the Main street gates Is west Of the
street, where II commands a. view u
boih directions. Tho one at Market ID
on the corner Of tho Custom House
pavement, and the ones At Ohapline and
EoT streets will be In the corners Of the
Hompheld yard. Tho boxes are otha'
mental, but II will DO only Q few weeks
until people will kick on them 40 OBJ
hiknnilnnA.
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ia natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costlve; TO dispel head.
colds, and fever; 10 cure habitual
constipation,. indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
P. Hess, X. D, Burt and q. Men:
knmAllhr.
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Arrangements have been made by q
number Of well.known society men 10
play q game Of base ball at Island park
this afternoon. The two mines will DO
made up mostly OF members Of the sey.
eyal lawn tennis clubs that are flourish.
ing here this season, and the audience
will have for a nucleus the fair members
Of these tennis clubs. There 10 every
reason for believing that the game will
DO a notable one. Capt, Allen Smith
has taken out some special life insur.
ance and kindly consented to umpire
the game. II will not DO known for
several days yet who will DO Captain
Smiths successor as recruiting officer at
this station.
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If you cannot sec and need speCtacles
yOu should call on sand have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than any OtlCr OptiClan In the State,
md guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jeweler and 0ptlCian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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ma nnl, rnrianl ilAmnl,

For habitual constipation, dyspepsia and
kindred Ills IL the famous California
liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs. II
strengthens % we'll az pleanses the Bys,
ten, ID easily taken, and perfectly
harmless, For sale Ia 90 cents and bot.
ties by Logan Drug Co, Anton T, HeBg,
Il, u, Burt aud o. Menkemeller y
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MARTINS FERRY.
Railroad Work CommenCed-psah OF u
Young +ady-Gossip,


Young LRdy-GOssip,
Mss May McElm Is clnyalesceptt
Mrs. Albert Welsh has returned from Missouri,
lrady Whitehead, OF Akron, Is here among old
friends,
Albert Marshall spent Sunday at his home at
Minerva,
J9coh, Lots, Of the firm OF Lott & schGehle, is
In the East,
Mr.. Thomas Johns aud wife are In Nebraska
prospecting,
account Of broken scrcw,
Miss MolilO Reese, Of Eonwood, visited Mr.,
and Mp. q, W. ReeSC yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Hilton has returned from a visit ut
Columbus, Newark aud Cambridge.
TIE Woods base ball club would like to play
the Pink Callers, OF Wheeling, tomorrow.
Miss Laura Ferren, OF 81. ClRlrSville, returned
yesterday after u pleasant visit with friends here.
Grndlng was commenced on the Martins Ferry
Terminal lAilrOad yesterday peAr Hanover
street.
N!Vseq Carrie Mitchell aud Nellie Jepson, Of
", HleitSyille, are tue guests OF DR., aud Mrs, u.
VI, Williatnt,
Misses Jennie McGrew and AIDA swartz. who
have been Visiting friends at smithEeld, returu'
vi yesterday.
luuiC hh!l ala 4luhCl w Null luBui VI
arc yisltIlng, their sister Mrs. Joseph Hilton, oil
South Third street
George FcetOrCE returned yesterday from East
LIVERPOOL where he has been catching for the
Cr0ckeFy City club.
A small fight on Second street last evening
created considerable excitement. The two prll'
clpalS were arrested.
AlArRe number Of Martins Ferry people will
Cleveland tomorrow,
NoW buildings are noticed sprirRlnV I'm ali
oyer town.. A walk through TIC civ Viii suf.
prise any OF tho citizens.
Mrs: ,TrunSeli, OF saltwater, Mimi, formerly
MIS-, shaler, Of Martins Ferry, Is visiting hGl
sou, Mr.. Earl shRffer, al Rtnaylilc.
Mis-. Minnie lIclllng, a very cStimAblG young
lady Of this city, died yesterday at her home IL
the. West End. She had been sick only one week
With typhoid fever. Her father, Henry lIelllng
died only u few weeks agO. She was tho only
daughter, Her mother and brothers have Tho
sympathy Of the whole community. The funerAI
Will take place tomorrow afternoon.