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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-10
MATED, NOT MARRIED
Contractor Weinholzer and
His Paramodr Likely to
Get Into Trouble.
Judge Cory Sentences Washer
Moody to Ninety Days in
the Workhouse.
The Chief of the South Park
Fire Brigade Severely
Censured.
Ramsey County Legislators
Adopt Davy Crockett's Fa-
nous Motto.

A third party by the name of James
II. Barnard appears in the scene Of the
Weinholzer trouble. As related in the
GLOBE, Anton Weinholzer and Ella
Kramsi had illicit intercourse, but be-
cause of Mrs. Weinholzer's failure to
prosecute the complaint against them
was dismissed. The statement is now
made that Mrs. WeinholZer was induced
not to appear under consideration that
the homestead at No. $40 Blair street be
transferred to her. But yesterday Mrs.
WeinholZer ascertained that the prop
erty had been transferred to Ella
Kramsi, who swore that she was the
legal wife of Anton WeinholZer. and as
his wife consented to transfer the prop
erty to James III. Barnard. Mrs. Vein
bolzer proper now proposes to have her
usurper arrested ON a charge of forgery,
and Mr.. Barnard has ground for action
against the treacherouS Mr.. WeinholZer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-10
Eros. & Co. viii Open

A frst-class Tailoring Establishment at
4Oo Robert street Ryan block, st. Paul.
they will place Oil view the finest line
of Foreign and Domestic Woolens ever
exhibited in This city, and direct special
attention to their system of doing bust
ness strictly fof cash. They have EN-
gagged the best talent as cutters, and
supply only the highest standard Of
workmanship, AID at prices which can
BOT fail to be appreciated by cash buy
ers. They cordially invite all inspection
Of their goods, and they guarantee a
perfect fit, OF money refunded.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-10
Sons of Veterans Mustered In

Joe Hooker Camp No. 10, Sons of Vet
Grams, was mustered in at White Bear
Thursday night, about twenty strong.
Col. Milham and staff, OF st. Paul, were
present and did the woik. The follow
ing are officers: Captain, T.. T..
German; first lieutenant, J. ". Miller
second lieutenant, w. ii. Whitaker;
chaplain, w. j. Work; orderly ser
geaAt, ID. l.. Lonergan; auartermaster
sergeant, John Maekenhausen; SER
geapt of the guard. f. W.Weitzel; color
sergeant, James &. Loaergan; corporal
o. the guard, E. F. Heller: camp guard,
camp council. W. j. Work. John Loncr-
gan, William Lamb; delegate to state
eDcaElpment. J. w. Miller; alternate.
John Lonergau.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-10
OGLING Is EXPENSIVE.
Moody, the Washer, Sentenced to
Term in the Works.

a Term in the Works.
zone hundred dollars OF ninety
days." was the sentence pronounced by
Judge Cory yesterday morning in the
case of Charles J. Moody, an employee
of the $500" railroad company, who
accosted lady on Third street Friday
afternoon, following her several blocks
and addressing her in most
insulting manner. When sentence was
pronounced the culprit pointed to the
ceiling and exclaimed: MY God! am
ruined, BODY and SOUL" bringing his
fist down on a table by way of emphasis
with force that caused the windows
to rattle. The prisoner had about $50
and gold watch and chain on his per-
son, but no one would advance the
amount Of his fine, and he was taken to
the workhouse. chained to a common
drunk. Moody resides in Minneapolis,
and is said to be q married man.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-10

Roo,ne and honses greet the eyes
Hoo'sfS OF the folks who advertise.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-10
BOOZE IN A BLAZE.
Serious Fire in South 81. Paul.
Fire Chief Todd Scored by Tax
payers.

A fire dedartment without head is
not the body best adapted to cope with
a big blaze. AT the South Park fire
which broke out after 6 O'clock yester-
day morning, the chief of the South st.
Paul firemen was conspicuous in his alb
Sence and unwilling to perform his
duties even after he appeared
upon the scene, when the
fire was under control. As he
was within 800 yards of the fire during
its entire progress, and yet waited until
the firemen had done the bulk of the
work before sauntering TO the scene,
with his hands in his pockets, the tax
payers were not pleased with the in
action Of one in whom they had hoped
to infuse s0me spirit by elevating him
to more than one office. Judging by the
remarks of numerous citizens yesterday,
the days of W. X. Todd as controller of
. the South st. Paul fire department
are numbered. In the absence of Chief
Todd the firemen were directed by AS
sistant Chief Frank Waterous. The fire
broke out near the chimney of Shay
Brothers two-story hotel and gained
Roadway SO rapidly that this building
and small frame store adjoining were
Soon enyelOped in flames. Engine No.
1, a handy steamer, made by the Water
GUS engine works for the suburban city,
was located near the river and sent a
strong stream through 800 feet of hose
upon the fire. 1t was the first actual
experience Of the tiremen with the
steamer and 1t worked splendidly, EN-
abling them to remove large portion
of the furniture from tue burning
buildings, and saving the city from con-
siderable less. The Grand hotel.
large 100-room building at Thompson
and Concord avenues, was for time in
great danger. Its proprietor, j. }.
NichOl, and his forces, tore the burning
shingles from the roof, and stream
from the engine soon removed all cause
of alarm in that direction. Waterous
engine No. 2, also of the South St. Paul
department, was brought up from the
stockyardS but was not needed. The
loss Of Shay Brothers amounted to about
$1,000, insured in the Continental for
$500, Western Home, $3.50, and Long
Island, $50. DE-. Bryant loses 500, no
insurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05
Drug Store
STOCKS FOR SALE.

OK Shares. Belmont Nail Mil.
% Shares LAlIGllO Nail MIL,
10 shares BGnWOOd Nall MIL.
20 Shares Riverside Glass Company.
Also, for sale, a good twOEtOiy liriek Dwell
Lug, No. u Fifteenth SttecL.CleAR on cay
terms. ]. IRWIN, Agent
deli No. ~ Twelfth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05
AROuT PEOPLE.
Stranger. In the city and wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the city and wheeling People
Abroad.
Judge II. r. Jacobs, Of New Martins
vile, was In the city yesterday.
Miss Grace Kelley, OF Barncsville, IL
the guest Of friends In this city.
Miss Emma Hall, OF Steubenville, i
visiting Miss Clara Clarke, on the South
Side.
Mr.. Harry s. Clarke is spending the
holidays with his parents, on the South
Side,
A reception given by Miss Cora EaS.
ton in honor Of Miss Bessie Tarr, .ol
Welisburg, was a notable event In East
End, Pittsburgh, society last evening.
Mr.. Tom G. Brady, of Buckbannoni
formerly Of Washington, Pa, hasaccept'
ed n positlon as traveller for OFT Bros. X
Co, di this city. Mr.. Brady has been
filling tho position Of postmaster 81
i,noEhannon under the Cleveland adj
mInlstratlon. He will maintain his
family at Clarksburg for the present.
MIR. John Urllng and family have 70.
moved 10 Columbus, after o residence Of
about two years hero, during most Of
which time they have lived ~ TIC
glAmn. Mr.. Ufllng has been employed
ls cutter at Molaps tailoring establish.
inCnt and goes 10 Columbus 70 accept Q
heller position. He and bic family have
MANY friends here who viii regret TO zee
them leave,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05
IrsrloE pAYIss COuRT YEsTRRDAY.
Held In q 900 aud 81, 900 BAIL, and In De.
fault Goes to jail.

Heluin plIuuV huu 1SIVVV ''h"t -" -"
fault Goes to Jail.
]. w. Hawkins was arrested yester-
day on two warrants issued by Justice
william H. Davis. The first charged
him with being a common thief, and In
default Of 81 1000 bail he was committed
10 iail for one year. The second war
rant was for his arrest as q fugitive from
Justice from Cook county, Illinois, and
In default of $1,000 bail he was COM
mitted TO iail to wait the action OF the
Illinois authorities. HAWKINS left here
some time last August, going TO Chicago.
He hunted former citizen. OF this State,
j. l.. Turner, nm engineer on the Balti-
more & Chic railroad, and was kindly
taken TO his house aud properly cared
for, Hawkins telling him that he had no
money to get boarding elsewhere then,
lfhis was about August 10, 1883. On
that night the door was left open for
him and he came in late. Mr.. Turner
never saw him after he went out alter
SIMMER. He stole Mr.. Turner's gold
witch and chain aud disappeared that
night, The Chief OF Police was potilled
by n letter from Mr.. Turner at onpe,
with a minute description Of the man
and watch and mans name. Hawkins
kept clear OF Wheeling until Thursday
night, when he returned to the city, but
only to enjoy her prison hospitalities
instead Of an opportunity to rob her
liz belongs to West Virginia and
GLAZING Ia have n brother-in.law, q law
yer, ut Warrington, this State, ny the
namo OF Snodgrass. II is said that he is
wanted at Pittsburgh aud other places
on many charges.
When asked by the court what he
had to say in regard to the charge, nc
said that he had not been in Chicago Tor
more than two years, butsssswhen MIR.
Turner's letter was read to him he
wilted and said no more, only that he
knew Mr.. Turner there.
Chief OF Police Smith last evening re.
ceived telegram from Turner saying ne
would DO here as soon as possible with
reauisition for Hawkins from the
Governor Of Illinois.
George w. Kite had q hearing before
Justice Davis yesterday on the charge Of
using profane language, and was fined u
and costs; on the charge Of assault 50
and costs, and the peace warrant againSt
him was dismissed OF the cost Of the
complainant.
collected 1928 In fines during the year
1855, all OF which have been paid to the
Sheriff and his annual report delivered
TO the Clerk Of the County Court,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05
4 VERY STUBBORN BLAZE
Intbe Hotel Windsor Last Even
ing, Which Causes
AGREAT DEALoF EXCITEMENT
Though tho Damage Is Not Estcu'
sivc-somewhat Of a Panic in the
Opera House-A Hard Blaze
to Looate-The Damage,

A frebroke out about half past nine
o'clock last night in the lobby Of the
Hotel Windsor, The frst thing seen Of
1t was when a bright blaze burst from
the wainscotlng near the office counter,
at the end Of the Main street entrance
corridor, and shot clear across the hall.
An alarm was at once RUG in, and the
department responded promptly but
owing to the peculiar origin aud charac'
ter oithe fire 1t was a long tune before
the origin otthe blaze was located, Al
ter that 1t took but ashort tIme to ex'
tinguish 1t,
When the alarm rang, many men in
the Opera House whose business was In
the vicinity OF the box pulled, felt ull'
easy and went out one AZ time, This
led to some confusion and others who
had not noticed the bell, orthouglItlt was
the hour striking, took fright and Joined
the begira, There were signs OF IN IN
cipient panic, when Miss Vokes, IN the
midst OF love scene in "UnCle's VIII
rose, walked To the wings and inquired
about the iire. Then she turned TO the
audience and made some reassuring re-
mark, scarcely audible amid the conlu
sion.
The firemen at first thought the blaze
was confined to the spot where 1t burst
out, but It soon burned through In the
closets on the other side OF the cheek
room, and soon fire began TO show
through the ceiling OF the check room
After using the Babcock machines sopt
time, q hose stream had to be resortet
TO, and the fire was quenched.
II was found that the flames originated
under the range Ia the kitchen, which
Is In the second story at the soutll-eas
corner OF the office, and burned between
the floor and ceiling clear across thu
closets and check room to the hall wher'
1t was first noticed, II Is inferred tina
the extreme heat Of the range ignitet
tue floor beneath aud gravel coatini
over the floor beneath II prevented tn
blaze from breaking out there.
The boarders were naturally mucl
alarmed, and got their effects out o
their rooms and doNn stairs so far a
possible. The new tile floor OF the otlic,
was soaked, thefinely decorated ceiling
ruined, the petitions burned and th,
house filled with smoke. It was esti
mated that the loss would reach $500 o
$3.50, The insurance could not b.
learned, neither Of the owners, j, IL
Hobbs and NJ. Reilly, being present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05
pRlpAEpORT.
A Lecturer FlqnEs.PeFa6hal Gossip lsAll'
a road and other Notes.

A Lecturer FlgnRs=PeF s6hal gOsaIp- Rail'
road and giiier Nates.
Thlsis tho Week olPtuyer at ihp N, H. church
M. Clark Is COAvAlOslng after long aud Iorl'
0us Illness,
The Diamond aour mill has been closed down
during the holidays.
hon Mcdonnell, Of Falrpolnt was Visiting
iElOndt In town yesterday
Mrs blanche MGCoaFy arrived yesterday and
Will make this place her home
A. X, tiuttOhkhA, travelling Auditor Of the
IcnnSylyanla Company, wa In town ystor'
day,
Passenger travel IA heavy on lhO Cleveland &
plllSbgfgA aud Cleveland LOrAih 4 wheeling
tallfOauA
Allen ilolVu, mail agent on The Eandglky 1lyl.
tIOh Of TIM baltimore q Ohio railroad, was IN
town yeHtehlAy visiting relatives.
The pennsylvania Company arc thinking Of
hour between iIVilalFS and Martins Ferry
All the mines and factories arc making ptCpA.
failbnS 10 Start Up IN anticipation Of O. splendid
hliAlneas. The prospects arr unusually hyoA'
BILE.
The express business was heavier During the
holidays last year than over before. Tllls u at
evidence Of disposition and AbIlly To make
The chinese Alnment IN Vie ~, b.pnuten
on hD1l Monday and Tuesday viii DO well worth
tho price Of admission, besides which the money
Il Tot The benefit Of the church. bridgeport poo
pie should turn ont aud iiil the house.
Five people were seated 10 ilglnleln'1 hAll
"Wednesday evening when the line aftlyed
for lhV lecture 90 'gr6o Mistakes Oi Moses, 'HgW
rtachpil aIe Mhd0l't aud flnW uiheI MciplH
lf6Uh Trims, Ii besln. mo ipGInfdF wa qlt
alma ~ i,bocssd ThOitlV al ihO leCiiiiO seems
10 have disguised tho average Hfldgep0lieI'
Tho leclutpf proposes 70 w bud gOl elou3n Pgo'
pie In The han this eyptlnB ifho Ol eliAfgo " JUS
lily him ihFNltlhg on hla (Alk,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05

Speaking Of tho new departure Of the
glass manufacturers the Pottery and Glass
rare Reporter says: One well known
glass man told representative d this
paper that this movement would make
Wheeling the centre for glass buyers.
Heretofore nearly every factory IN this
section has displayed their samples at
the Monongahela House, ut Pittsburgh,
for the inspection Of buyers. Since the
Wheeling district has become the great
producer us well in point Of variety as
quantity, the manufacturers decided
That BY concert OF action, Wheeling
could as easIly be made the headQuart.
ers. This district produces pressed ia.
BILE ware, fancy white and colored ware
In great variety, lantern globes, bottles
and wide range OF speCialties. The
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport, Bell9irer
Wellsburg aud ut least one OF the Eos
toria factories will DO on hand 1t the
Mcclure House with a full line d
Rnmnlhg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05
The Convention ,tlay.

Pursuant TO adjournment the Repub,
lican City Convention will meet in the
police court room this afternoon at
o'clock 10 complete the ticket partly
nominated last Monday, by nominating
o. Mayor. tits understood that tile com
mittee appointed to consider the Ques
ton and select an available and desirable
candidate to beat Mayor Seabrlgbt have
the consent Of q man whose nomination
will DO equivalent to an election, for the
use OF his name.
City Clerk Bowers. renominated
against his protest last Monday, has de-
cIded 10 accept, He has now fully 70
COVERED his health, and next Monday
will be around seeing his friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05
MARTIN,s PERRY.
Fight Among lssilread Hands Personal
AIsntlon-IleotFlc Lighting, Etc,

AAkAk Ak1NHk ANhANNtsA AAAHuh-kNNHNMWA
Observation-Disclosures Lighting, Etc.
james Brown Is visiting friends at Marietta,
WIN Winters has returned to school al bella.
ware.
JsmOIH, Nccue Is ofrona launt in Tuscanwas
county
Jacob Arudt, who has been on the sick lhIr /,
able 10 bc out,
II Rlackiord, who has been laid up with fever
Is Rbls 70 b. out,
y, MI,s Rsbe S aOEe, Of colonIn 4 the guest Of
Alex Rose, Of Pgirmont, ", Va, is the guest Of
NRFtin's Ferry friends,
Mrs, Ross MGKim, Of Pittsburgh, Is the guest
Of the family OF q. ", Kinl,
For coal go 70 A. q, Shaver, 0llcN al resi-
deuce, Telephone connection.
MS, Oh, DIlley arrived last evening, to wish
her parents Mr., and Mts. s. G, ", Morrison.
There Is talk Of the Rainy coal works, two
miles above Martins Ferry, Ecsumlng soon.
Charles HumpFeville and his son Charles hay,
gone to birmingham, Ala, where they will 10
cate,
Henry lIellIpg, ST., who has been on the SlCl
!lst for several weeks, IL aGle to walk about tn
house,
Miss Laura Cooper returned to Toronto yes
terlay, alter q ten days visit with Miss Rmml
| Henderson.
sQulFO HumphTeyille, John MilllgAn, 7. u
GOTSuch aud Robert McCue, OF Mt, Pleasant
were In the city yesterday
Charley Cook, Of bridgeport, who recent!
came h0lne from school ut oswegO, N. T., hal
succeeded WIN n, Thomas US StGnogTaphGr II
tho Standard mill office,
A rOprCsGntAtIyuOl tho Edison Electric Com
pany was III the city yesterday looking after
| Slt9 for u plant The city Will be lighted By
electric light In tho near future,
A fight ocUurrel Vt the Long Run tunnel on tn
Wheeling 4 Lake Eric road, on Thursday, be
tween Rl lrlshman aud ln Italian, The llallaI
struck tho lFishman With pick handle, where
upon the lTishlnan seized SlOnO and struck thu
dAgO Oh tho head, cultlngl large gaSh, liz wa
taken 70 tho Queens Daughters hospital In Mt
Pleasant The names Of tho participants cOulC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05

Tho Bellairc steel works will close
down to-day.
The Centre foundry Is taking stock
during the vacation.
Tho Joseph Bell stove works will 10
sumo In full Monday.
The Bcnwood factory Is Idle, closing
up the years business.
The West Virginia China Company
drew twelve klln9 Of ware last month.
Tho repairs al tho Belmont mill will
keepthe lnachlneSidle part Of next week
Sweeney & Son made this week q BIC
roll for the Top mill and housing fol
the Belmont.
BeltS, I'lading & Co. have completed
plans and specifications for q now resi-
denCo on tic Island, for lslner Chap
man, O.
The prevailing belief that nails will
advance still further In price, has given
a stimulus 10 inquiries not altogether
common al this season oil the year.
j. Younge, architect, ID engaged on
plans and specifications for two new
dwellings for Captain ,InglehHght, al
Martins Ferryl the first story to bl
brick, the second cement and timber
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05
New styles OF Glassware.

Tho flint glassworkers arc now max
Ing their new lines OF ware for the
spring trade, The Central has some es'
pecially attractive new designs, notably
their sos set, which has ono Of the most
graceful shapes ever introduced, while
the ornamentation Is artistic. Their S!I
set, Just ready, Is ALSO an unusually
salable set, and their No. 65l Is also des,
tined 10 have big run. The Central
Is nov rearranging It's extensive sample
room 50 o. 70 show the ware to the best
oHvnntn0n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05
l.OCAL RRRYIrlRs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About Tho
City.

AAANftfH Va AAAANF AANAieNt ~ AAh ApeNf ANn
City,
Matinee at the Grand to-day,
TuE grand this evening Harry Lind.
ley Comedy Company,
THIS weather is like anything but the
average winter, 1t Is too nice to last,
THE posters are out for the Elks' ben
eft at the Grand next Friday afternoon,
CHARLES HAYMAEER was arrested by
Officer Dunlap lust evening for disorder
ly conduct,
THE old stable ON the EofF street side
Of the old Hempield yard, Is being torn
down by order Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Company 70 make room for another
switch,
MARTHA WlScHBR was yesterday OPP
pointed administrators OF the estate OF
Sarah Williams, deceased, and gave bond
in the sum Of $500. with A, g, WincheF
as surety,
Tue river was nine feet three inches
last night and falling, The Bachelor
leaves for Pittsburgh at 1880 q. IN, and
the Scotia Is due down at 5 a. IN. The
Courier Is this mornings PaFkersblrg
packet.
THURSDAY afternoon about 8 O'Clock
Robert y, Leighton, an employe ut tue
Baltimore 4 Ohio shops, WIS badly
burned about the iRCG and hands, by an
explosion Of oil, Although u very pain
iul burn It Is not thought to be serious
one,
The Island hose reel was called Out
yesterday by u still alarm, caused by
mantel catching fire from oyeRheated
natural gas, in the residence OF Harry
w. List. The m0ntel had to be torn
loose, which was the extent Of tho dam
age.
In Police Court yesterday John AstoI
was fined s. and costs for dlsorderlS
conduct John Dugan got 90 days to
the same ollense. John Barnes, a tramp
was given time to leave town. Rnt
George Goodwin paid 81 and costs To-
drunkenness.
BLACK PRlNcE Lodge No. 10, X, oiP,
installed their officers Thursday night
They are Us follows: +, o., II, Q
Sanne; 9. O., Ed. j, Rothmeyer; " O,
Frank Walters; NJ, Of T., Phil, Young
man / NJ, at A., B, L. Redmani !. GU Da
vid Klelner; o. G.i Nicholas Herbert
TnE office and composing rooms Of tn,
Ohio VALLEY Manufacturer are TO be re
. moved next week from the Reilly build
ing, on Market street, to the new
, Rogers building, on Main street, ON
, half OF the third floor viii be occupied
access to which Is made easy by an Gle
vator.
THE weekly meeting for the study o
the International Sunday school lessor
will be held at 5 o'clock this afternoon
at the Young Mems Christian AsSocia
ton building, Market, aud Twentieth
streets, All persons interested in tn,
, study Of Sunday school lessons are in
vlted to attend.
A STRANGER yesterday gave maj
whom he had met In n saloon $50 to keel
for him. He did not know the man,
name, but had "a piece Of paper will
some hieroglyphics on it which ho SAT-
was n check for the money, AT last ~
counts the kind volunteer was still keep
ing the roll for him.
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anCe Of way; Train Master Bruner aud Car Ae.
eountant Yafdley, Of Pittsburgh, who came to
examine the new Cleveland & Pittsburgh depot,
which 4 about finished.
One Of the larger and fnCr hhnnty boats caught
stOvOpipe but was pNtlngnlAhed alter consider
Rblu damage by the gang Of negroes working On
the tle boats al thee. & +. Incline under the III,
Tection Of Martin Romlck, The iTo destroyed
most all the contents and the cargo box was
nearly all burned up,
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mako 10 'lilltako.

II you have made up your mind IA
buy foods RarIaparill6 do no. be ID.
duced 10 take any other. olds sgfba.
barlllals a peculiar medicine, possessing,
by Virtue Oi its peculiar CoiiDlnali9ili
proportion and preparation, curative
poWOF superior 10 any other attiCle 81
tho Kind before the people, For all
affections arising from Impure blood or
low Ilale Of the System u 70 unuqua'led,
ID BlrG 70 get lLQodgt Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-05
Al nrclllell Imnroyem0nL

Mr.. p. II. smythc, Secretary Of the
swindell Construction Company, OIL
Pittsburgh, was recently in this city on
q sort q inspecting tour. Concerning
the iael.gas furnace which bis company
recently constructed Tor the lap:geEd d.
partment Of the Riverside Pipe Dill, ht
says: "By It's use they have been able Il
produce ility tons Of lap.weld pipe poi
dry. While using natural gus tho tirH
was meyer able TO produce more thar
thirty.AYe IONS perday."