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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-10
nlI rhntina nn..-,,.-

s,i L9nNiDoN niN May 9,-1t Is reporled tI,0,
sir CHARLES Russoll's ige i6p sS.E sS,inn slSs "
counsel ior the PaFnollites beiSs" ~
'Peclal commission Is 10000 pounds. ''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-10
stehmabjn A,.,..,-

r,d ,IVgSDoN, g.nt, May 9:-The steamer Gertr0.
me-, LI..i, rom New York ioI IIySrpoSoii oiiS a..
riyeu o. Queenstown this mornipg iUV'' A''
SOUTHAMPTON, NAV g14rtIynH
ncr lravel lFom New York Tor BreSsnS pS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-10

c,vI, vII,NSA, "A May o,-Col. Frederick u.
anl InsI ne new American Minister 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-10
% Pol.e.sIon or nn I.l.n.l-

SYDNEY n, s. W. May s.-Ths com.
ma nandet a Of the British cruisef Rapid
has b hOlSted the British Gag over tbo
ssaT9rrow su,l., lSlSndS, which ilo IN tbS
sSoiSIn SooE isinI5c l5sciIc ocean, northwest Of lie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-10

wAsilSerON, May O.-The Acting
Secretary Of the Treasury has requested
the Secretary Of State to instruct Con.
sular officers that Columbus, Ohio, Is q
pott 10 which goods can be sent under
lh0 Immediate TRANSPORTATION act.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-10
Az Qla aIItr Man DOad.

1AREERnuRo, VIVA, May 0.-oapt.
John Ramsey, one Of the oldest steam,
boat engineers op The Ohio river, died al
bis residence Ia this city thlsmorhlng oI
Conlunhilbn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-10

Da. HENLEYs Celery, Beef and Iron iS
= remedy every farmer should keep on
band, as % Invaluable iof many
diseases, All druggists sell II, 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-10

:, pAhia May a-.1ho attendance A. lbs
SaPo1itlS1 SslpoS. Saa has thus far averaged Si,0oo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-10
N0,. YntL tIniLlna nini.i,.

NHw YoRE, May lO.-1n Tue walking
match, at / a, M, the Eve leaders had
scored Hehy, 40Oj Cartwright $50,
Hegelman, S70D Hughes, S7lj NofemaC,
879.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-10
AdlOutnsll Elnanl.

.lAi lMAhHlgSlv1o Pa, siAy o.--Tbo lepIs.
MqFs spl0pfabd HM al al noon today.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-02

IND E1lx o. ALL KINDS NEATLY
dun NUHA sxeeated AT the NEWS
e.les 81 iaH rates.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-02

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TS TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
Il STATE sf Ne~hdE. C01nty q y hits Pine
In lie Matter 81 1ks EstGzs q
ETGESE Y EoRTx son Deceased
xa1ise 10 hereby CiFeE By The uade-tirIedf
Execnsrlx uf the esfnfe e ssic deceased 70
shs creditors IL k71 a. rersuns having calm
arxfpG TIE said deceased. - Il 1 5t.s them
wist Necessary voac1erf within fe1 months
zfeer The fra pHhlirE.3n1 e fais 1os5ct. =
the snsd Rxeeu-rfx- At Sel3ETzsr. White PiBe
Couzfy. Nevada ~ - Messrs Bake 4 Wines
81 KiEes EsE7fy. her EtzH-Dey. n heir
ofscet IN the 3ewu uf EnrefE. C1uufE 81
EpreKa State Nevada. he EAt1e ts5lE TIE
snie estate
DsaeS Elrs white E1ne Corssy Ssva1E
AACnss 18th 3seE-
TRESRN ROBINSON.
Execrt-1x Of he Eslate q ss3a Z. \ Eaai1-
snz. Deceased svf7-2n
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-02
Sherifs Sale.

Qr VIRTUE OF AZ EZEzuTTax Is
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-02
HoTIct FOR PUBLICATIONS.

ETREKA- nv AuEusf = SO
NOTICE ! HEREBY GITEN THAT
~ J0hE l. Jones ~ 1a-sQ1 GlsT. state q
Nevada. Azshor ze1 hEeIs e fAe safe q
Nevada nDE hr1inE fer AID 81 Is k.thf
has fled An Hryslielliz1 - enter nuaer II
Fsruwisians q an Art q GulEress. alsFraFf.1
SuBe i6fh. 1881 entitled a. Az 70 grant 70
the STATE Of Neracz lands IL afz q fht
Sixtsenfh and THi--y-stEfA sections x SAD
Stare. the Nh ! Of 81 = an3 f : Ct
NIX = Session 3. Township le Sarlh o. Range
e. K. Ncu1; BiAhio meridian. End 8rfuin-
ing - acrk IN ibe Di-trs1t q lE1c satsecf
70 sac A. EurrkA Nevada Tie selection q
Ct the nhoEe tracts Of land al be rendered
~ sssa I-9n1 one % Monday. September
%. Hsso
lsn24-s<1 d. T. HALL. Register.
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10 -
ApPIIclTIeA FOR A PATEHT.
NO

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-02
RoTIcE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
h EKA. NEyArk. August =. Isss-
y Office i HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y John Z JONES OF TarseH City, Stale 81
Nexadz. zufhnrize1 Agent of ite STATE II
Ss.ea1a. and srIinE fer and On iis A~haf rs
fldl a Application 10 eHf undez - o. =
VISIONS - a. act Of Cor EHrss approve > ule
s. i<sa. eatiii g an Acl 10 -rani le IL >izir
- Nrea1H iana- ia leu 4 The clxireut aud
Thirff--lxth sec.lers d said Sta p. TIE -.
81 p section p md a. E II 3 =. =
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Nannt hiaaio mtfl1aan. containing E aeree
IL the nlsifict q land s4tjeei q sal AZ
Eurt "A. >ceaaa. tbs telffilua az sat skeFe
& z-fz b45 tracts q lind n Ed - ftu e. ! a.
-aia f.aI5 oacc uH Saturday, sept snl~T
<sFa. I->9-
sai7i8 y. II. HALL Gtsi>f r.
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F.f5ar 8 sLe issahfrs . PATTI, fnL n'i-lre-
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alia Fst.uslf
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entered g. AR stuzf ~. l-t Esfa Isi "a -
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rsav make tFls4catiuE sef f'sffrf - - a-.
Ara - arrlralEurn3 erzrF 49, - ea# fsi -
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mining clam
Where ninerE deposits trs discovered -
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-02
IRA MCKNIGHT,
SHEkELL'S RANCH,
WHITE PINE COUNTY, New

MANUFACTURE And DEALER X
vi Harness- S.s63es Brides rs -sef= u.s.
RsITer Inlaid Bits ard >vErs- I.ir Ropes.
Riazns. sadie Trees. efcs- When Ntl so
A. ressanAhle rA7es. write for Vr-ess or any
IRA Mcknight
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Agents Wanted
From IS 70 S25 per Day.

u /. aekuaWleaera ny ell pusli.hers AMI
aF.af= = >. tie han6r IN ~. fastest selling
nd cheapest BOX ever polished send i'm
nseslnfelr fsr illustrated circaiart and terms
free. OF zke orpofIanity RiIl Be lost. To savr
tine ard q secure !; itsianfly. send - ca ior
. complete canvassins eutAi ana Taue cha.ee
q te-fitarT. Exfra llhsrai terms and exelu-
ave tsrriiorr raAfantecd. Working agtntk
are eninfnr money aud yea car 60 the sane.
Neither rxperlene nnr eaRiisl i require ie
errare IN his enterprise. - he hnnk vii
Sc 1fseIf II properly presented. ard He give
our Arruts s. dars' time in which 20 q e ixeT
ana collect before paying Us Address
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND oFF;cF.1
FrHEKA. NFvAna. August 3. lsss

UNITED STATES LAND oFFsCE.l
fFfEEk- &fT lna. August 2. ~
NOTICE i HEREBY sINkN THAT
= iDhu z lanes = Carson tiiy. State 81
Nrsaas. author I'D Agent 81 The Stale Of
NfFaaz, and acting Tor su1 90 is hrhaf. has
- - a4Fl IHn a. cutter under The fro-
Hs II AZ Acf al tauFfess approved Tune
is. lss. Untitled en Act fe rfauf fo ihe Stale
p Is ianas in Il q Il the Sixteenth end
TtIffg siKfn Sections ia sazA Sirie. ihe n
: q $50 SIS ial %, + = IT 81. q Sec
q "a g toRt.hia u AoffH of f2nzr ~ r !:
snl sly. e ST. + >cci in a. Township :
fEh = Fan - t.. No4ni liahlo mr-i-
lfa=- ae- ~aafairaar p acrcs. in Tho District
fsHzs - Sc g ssle "a harasa Nevada.
lHe salesfAa Fl the atoHe tesrfh ffscfs
e Hu4 vi tc rendered - ssia Land uaiee
~ ~nfu~eays ~epaemh-a 2sfb. 1850.
laai7sel =. u. HALL. kseis,ef.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-18
her lips. The trial will be resumed
again at 10 o'clock to-day.
KITTY WAS TICKLE.
So Richard, Her Husband, In
dulges in q Divorce.

So Richard, Her Husband, In.
dulges in Divorce.
Richard Ford, with host of wit
yesterday afternoon and asked to have
his bonds of matrimony with Kitty
Ford cut in twain. He stated that he
was thirty three years old and his wife
thirty. he had married her at Sara
tOga Springs, n. Y, and had always
loved and cherished her, but she had
proven unfaithful. and he wished 10
become single man again. She had
become enamOred with a gay young
LOthario named A. q. Pr0bert, and had
so far disregarded her marital vows as
to commit adultery with him in Indian
apoliS and great many other places.
This Probert had followed them wher-
ever they went, and at Chicago he met
with the gay young Kitty, and the two
had stopped at the Grand hotel as man
and wife. Arriving in this city about a
year ago, MIR. Ford took rooms for him.
self and wife with a Mrs. Dubois. on
East Tenth street. Pretty soon the per-
SiStent PrObert followed, and even went
so far as to engage rooms in the same
house unknown to the husband. The
latter was away on business a greater
portion of the time, and then Kitty and
her lover had very gay times together.
Mrs. Dubois testified thatProber. claimed
he was Mrs. Ford's cousin, land had come
all the way from the East to protect
her. a. G. FOgg, proprietor of the Port
land cafe. testified that the two had
taken several meals at his restaurant,
and acted in very improper way. Mr..
Ford, in conclusion, swore that his wife
had left him some time ago, and was
now living with Probert in indianapolis.
In view of the overwhelming evidence,
Judge Wilkin granted MIR. Ford an alb
soInte divorce, and he went on his way
rejoicing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-18
A DIsTINGUI- HE'D TRIO.

Prof. Fletcher Williams wish some
Of our miIionaires wonld donate
100000 to the historical society. We
need it badly Our present accommodate
lion is too small; a new building is alb
solutely essential. But what can we do
with the appropriation given US by the
legislature? Simply sit down and kick.
Dairy Commissioner Ives-I have
come to the conclusion that little
abuse now and then does this depart
ment good. Some people seem to think
that we have nothing to do but look
after the city milkmen. They entirely
ignore the cheese, the OleOmargarine
item and a long list of food items. Six
inspectors are Kept busy. Ii the ap-
preparation were big enough, l would
have more.
City School Superintendent Gilbert
1t would pay citizens to hustle around
and secure tine national catiOnal con
vention next year. There will be up
wards of 2G.O00 educatinnalistS in at
tendance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-18
PLEASANT PA = TO VISIT.
Exquisite and Pleasing Manner

Exquisite and Pleasing Manner
in Which F. Jay Haynes. Of
fetal Photographer for the
Northern Pacific Railroad, Has
Fitted Up His st. Paul fGstab-
lishmenG
1t would be difficult to imagine more
replete. handsome and tastefully ar
ranged modern Photographic Studio
than the one recently opened at the cor
ner of Sixth and Jackson streets, with
the name Of ''IIaynes" in large gold
script on the windows. This immense
picture institution occupies the entire
building of four stories 25xS0, including
basement. and is supplied with every
late invention Liable to aid an artist in
making rfect likeneSses. 1t is feast
for the eyes of a cOnnoiSSeur simply to
glance al the gems displayed in the Two
windows facing on jackson street. They
contain a number of exquisite and per-
feet likenesSes of people; also numerous
views from the Yellowstone PARK, fin
ished in delicate and mastery man
ner.
The Office and SaleSrOom, which is 10
Gated on the ground floor. will be under
the personal supervision of Mr.. Fred K.
HAYNES. Here works of art will be dis
PLAYED, VIII lie the private office will be
on the san iloor. A side entrance and
shipping ROOM are handy, on the Sixth
street side. This branch of the buSi-
ness requires great care, as they ship
their productions to all parts of the
world.
The basement will be used as wash
room. A large. latest approved furnace
is here located. which will supply heat
for the whole building.
Upa winding stair of antique oak,
richly carpetrd. one reaches the second
floor. which is devoted to reception par
lors, handsomely and tastefully fur
nished; also the counting and stock
room for the large stock of views
carried, MIR. Haynes having re-
tanned the negative of every
view he has ever taken. Here
is done the furnishing, retouching and
printing. Attendants will be found on
all floors who will stand ready to cater
to the wants of the customers. On the
third floor. which is also richly carpeted
and decorated, is located the operating
room, 2Ox45. with the finest light in the
Northwest, and equipped with every
modern appliance for producing the
very best work. Toilet and waiting
rooms are in front, while in the back
are the silvering and negative rooms,
with shelves for storing the same.
The fourth floor is the ''prlntery,'
and has south exposure, filled with
large plate ground glass, with capac-
ity of 100 sheets daily, equivalent to
1,200 cabinets per day.
Mr.. Haynes will employ corps of
fifteen artists, and, taken all in all, has
fitted up one of the very finest photo
graph galleries in the Northwest, where
he will produce photography in all
branches, from the cabinet to the life
size.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-18
MILLENNIUM STICKS.
Three Great Obstacles to the
Reign Of Universal
Peace.
They Are Said to Be the Liq-
uor, Social and Race
Problems.
Heavy Legal Battery Fire
Opened on the Meat In
speetion Law.
Monday It's Constitutionality
Will Probably Be De-
cided.

The thirty-fourth annual meeting of
the General Congregational Association
of Minnesota opened last night in the
Park Congregational church, corner
Holly avenue and Mackubin street.
The meeting was called to order by Rev.
&. Wright, of Austin, the retiring mod
orator. Rev. d. G. Reed, of Spring
Valley, read a selection from the
Scriptures and prayer was offered by
Rev. Mr.. Smith, of Hawley. The OPEN
ing sermon, Progress of Christianity
in this Country" was delivered by Rev.
l. l.. Corey, of MankatO. The effort
was an able one and contained many in
tereSting figures to show that the devel-
opment Of science and free thought had
not succeeded in sweeping Christianity
from the face of the earth. Counting
the members of the Catholic church,
the number of persons protesting Christ
in America amounts to over half the
adult population, which is big increase
since the year 1900. when there was
but one Christian to every fifteen of the
population of the United States. OF the
$50 colleges and universities in this
country 3l2 are under the auspices of
some Christian church. The wonderful
increase in the number of every variety
or charitable institutions, the reverend
gentleman regarded as due to the spread
OF the Christian faith. He did not claim
that the millennium was at hand. but
thought the liquor, social and race prob
lens were the three greatest obstacles
in t. way of its approach. Rev. W.
II. Mellar. Of Wabasha, was elected
temporary scribe. The programme for
to-day'S session will be as follows:
MoIning-9:30 Devotional meeting, Rev.
G. E. Paddock. leader: 8, organization.
business; 9:20, reports.
AfternOon-2, free parliament; 5, annual
meeting WOman's Board of Missions for the
Interior.
observation-disclosures by Rev. s. j Hum
phrey, D. D., district secretary A, B. Z. f.
NJ; Rev. j. B. Clark, D D., secretary A. H.
NJ. s.; Rev L. H. Cobb, ID, D., secretary A. C.
l., and Rev. j. E. Roy. d. D., secretary A.
NJ. A.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-18
LOVE IL BLIND.
A Britisher and his Newly Made
Wife.

Judge Burr, of the police court, was
called upon yesterday morning to per
form a marriage ceremony Solemnized
under peculiar circumstances. The
groom was George Howe, an intelligent
and eSpectable-lOoking young English
man, and the bride was none other than
the notorious Lizzie Kennedy, alias
Mrs. Lizzie A. Smith. The woman has
been repeatedly imprisoned at the work
house for drunkenness, dlSorderly con-
duct and keeping houses of ill-fame,
having maintained for several years
house of prostitution run under guiSe
of barber shop, both on East Fifth
street and WacOuta street. Judge Burr
asked the groom if he was acquainted
with the woman's past history. and. on
receiving a reply in the affirmative.
Joined them instanter. Howe is conf
dent that she will reform and lead
better life. 1t was moi iIizZie's first
matrimonial venture. Sine was widow
when she came to st. Paul from ROch-
ester ten years ago. and soon married a
man named Joseph Kennedy. VINO died,
and afterwards Patrick Smith. from
whom she was divorced. Her life with
both men was one OF sin.