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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-11
BELIAIRE BUDGET,
Item, of Interest from Hp'y Ohio Nelsn'

Items OF Interest from u nusy Ohio Nelgi''
Dor.
All tho candidates Of both parties were In the
city last night
Morris smith succeeds Key DoHenOaush, on
the police force,
@, II, Potts, a prominent JaeobSburs man, was
Ia the city yesterday.
Another tool chest on Gravel Hill has been
broken open but nothing was taken
Mr. A. IlVrzbery has for bis guests tlllg! week
Nj, Herman Marx aud bride, VI Cleveland.
Rcy, Samuel Collier, tic new pastor Of the
South lIeliaire N, L. Church, arrived last night
Mrs, ]. stun, OlPomCrOy, who Is Visiting hel
alStar, Nm. Flood, oil the Fourth ward,is qul1e
sick.
Enormous lots OF cheese from down riyei
points Is being shipped viz BeIlaiFc lot eastern
markets.
Mrs. Peter Dow and Miss Lilly polgheTty, Of
WOodSheld, accompanied by Mrs. L. sherry, are
In Pittsburgh thiSW
The name Of Ox.shCrlfr W. G. Cochran has
been placed on the Republican ticket by the City
Committee for the Office OF Land Assessor.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, wiIe Of Rev. Mclaughlin, O
The r, =. Church, wal presented with hand
some silk dress BY the ladies' Of the congregation
wednesday might.
one Of the professors hero whipped q POuEtt
ward boy severely, and the mother hearing OF u
soon after sailed forth with blood In her eyes
and read tho Riot act 10 the teacher.
Rev. I. W. Lane married Mr.. James X. Pol
loch, manager Of the Western Union TeltgraI
office, aud Kiss BGllO Gray, on "Wednesday even
Ing. Doth arc Of this cit! and hYOFably known
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rnnnrr,. ronr.lollnr nnlInr.

Commissioner Tanners famous four
dollar pension order Is oyerruled, and
ratings stand as before except as they
may be- increased under the former rules
Of practice, Tanners idea that a man
entitled to any pension at all y entitled
to at least four dollars q month, has
much To recommend it His mistake
was in assuming an authority he did
not have.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-11
IN TIp CIRCUIT COURT.
Yesterdays Transactions Three New Citl'
gems Condemnatio Proceedings,

Observation-Disclosures hN"NN~N~"nT'
In Part l Of the Circuit Court yester'
day, Judge PAUL awarded damages 70
the plaintiff to the amount Of s9ls %
and s2ll in the two cases in assumPsit oil
the Manufacturers Fire Insurance Com
pany vs., PlatofH Zane and Eliza Jane
Zane, these amounts being the aggTe'
gate Of the principal and interest OF me
sums involved, up to date, Both sides
agreed 10 q hearing OF the causes W'9p'
out a jury. .., n
NJ. TIL. Muelder, natives Of Germany
were admitted to full citizenship,
Judge PAUL was engaged all the allef'
noon hearing evidence In the condemhia'
ton proceedings instituted BY the
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad Com
many against William StaMm, 4, j.
Cecil and 7. II. Hugus for q rightol way
through their properties for the extern
sion Of the road to Elm Grove, Messrs,,
IH, N, Russell and L, s, Jordan appeared
| tor the Company, and MessFs, Alfred
Caldwell and III. Hugus Tor the other
side, D...11
Judge Campbell being absent from the
city for the day, The case OF Rodney
DIckerson, Indicted for rape, isset ior 70
day and will probably attract cons'aera'
BILE attention,
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A Rlrgoo.
lPa,hiaOlon Capaal.

Wq1htH1iOH Cdpttal.
eBy the way, Mr.. Chamberlain, what
is a 6urgoo2" "What is aburgoo? Well,
Try and imagipO thisi An enormous iron
pot with q straight top; In this put q
sauce Of sherry and champagne, spices,
peppers, aud all the best condiments
known 10 man; into this sauce heap
every species Of game obiainable-.wild
turkeys, pheasants, squirrels, partridges,
quail, rabbits, hares larks,, woodcocS,
snipe, wild ducks, doves, and even spar
rows, all steamed In that magnificent
sauce and impreguated with its aroma
and heated with It's spices until the very
lii seemed lifted of Of Heaven when
tie pot was opened and the burgoo
served, 80 hot as to be eatable only with
the assistance Of cold dranghts q de-
licious Champage, tho rosy wine OF Bur-
gundy, tho still and seductive beverage
Of II 1ngary aud the Rhine, and last, but
by no means least, the famous wine Of
the country, good old Kentucky Bour'
hnn ~
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snnninr shnr,nlin,A shbt

Senator shOrnan's opening speech OIL
the campaign, delivered at oIyille, is
one Of the best speeches ever delivered
by this great man. tits worthy Of high
communication because OF its ditectness,
its simplicity, ia inasterly dealing with
theissueA upon which the people OHIO
are to vote,
Anybody who can read English can
understand this speech. II II makeagne
issue clearer than another Il . theiAAue
between tue people aud the gang which
for years has been cotrupdng elections
and trying TO degrade allpubnc life in
Ohio. This gang has mastered the DEM
ocratIc organization in Ohio and now
presents Mir. Cainpbellas its choice for
Governor.
10 vote for Campbell Is to approve all
the methods Of the Goal oil Democracy /;
and these include fraud and corruption
in the primaries the pollution Of the
ballot box, the purthese d . Democratic
Legislative caucus in the interest Of IN
aspiraut TO the United States Senate.
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rnlh Ihn rrntll Ahpnt lIle FIsl.

Albany EEpras.
He had been n bad, bad man all bis
life; even the most charitably inclined
could see no good in him. And now be
was dead. He had been drowned while
fishing. Anon his spirit presented itself
At the gates OF the golden city. VI was
suddenly drowned while fishing and
had no time 10 repent" the spirit said
humbly. "Begone" exclaimed 81. Peter
sternly, This ia no place lor such IS YOU
ing" came the trembling reply. st.
Peters stern face Softened; he opened
the gates wide, and raising up the sinful
soul bore 1t within. "You are forgiven
he spoke mildly, because In the face OF
so great q temptation to lie you spoke
the truth. Abide with US In peace; we
have not many here who would have
done the same"
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wHEELINe, ooToRRRil lssa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-11

JACOBS 4 iSnNBHno closing out retail
ilo6f, Now iSyouf time 10 buy bargains,
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Makes the lives Of many people misera,
bic, and often leads to self.destruCtian.
We know OF no remedy for dyspepsia
more successful than Hoods sarsaparilla.
1t acts gently, yet surely aud efficiently,
tones the stomach and other organs, re-.
moves the faint feeling, creates good
appetite, cures headache, and reireshes
tie burdened mind. Give Hoods Sarsa.
parilla fair trial. II will do you good.
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MOI INC ono slle wanted.

NoFrtiloirn HtTdId'
Young lady (entering book store)-"I
want new noyel-one Of the i latest \, out
"A Midnight Marriage, Just published,
and II Is having q large SALE" "Was i
written by womanH" "Yes'm."
''Have the newspapers denounced II as
not tltforayoung lady 10 read 2" Nom"
nThen 1t is not the one want"
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It can make no real difference TO
Kemmler, the wife murderer whether
he goes oil by electricity or at the end Of
rope. 1t does, however, make great
difference to the rival electrical com
panies and to the lawyers acting for
Kemmlsr and possibly, to an extent, fcr
the said companies as well. Tine lawyers
on REMINDERS side have said that he
shall not 20 oil by electricity, aud twill
DO fame and money Tor them 70 make
good their prediction.
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PLATFORM versus Practice.

Canton RspoStorv
Previous to the Dayton convention the
Clark county Democrats ln convention
adopted resolution setting forth that
agents and attorneys Of trusts should be
disqualified from holding public office.
Nov they have the pleasure OF seeing
the kind OF man they resolved against
set up as their candidate for Governor
a British beer trust and ballot-box trust
agent and attorney both.
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Tho problern stIll unsolye.l.

Nflu Tofk IfIDHHt
stFich man-"My dear fellow, you
envy me; you know content
ment Ia better than wealth." Poor man
-''That so2 Then suppose you let me
have your wealth aud you have the con-
tentlnent, which you say'is preferable.
In that way we will both he content"
ooh, come of; your ideas would upset
the whole scheme Of society"
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Marriage Not n Failure.

GLOW IL your darter Nancy gittin'
long since she married and moved out
ter Ualiiorny2" said the first Indiana
man. as she doing well?" "Doing
wellP Why bless ye, she's gittin' long
perfectly lovely. Her first husband
died, leavln' her 81, 600 in cold cash, an
'twarn't three months lore she tied on
ter consumptive worth $4,000. Oh,
but she's rattler, that gal isl"
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FOR SALE.

Anew Double Brick House that will pay ~
pet cent a. au lIvcsimenl.
A bix ROOmed llOnse with large lot, 10 TNtn'
ty.nlnth street, very CneRp,
Resldenbs al 2li2 Chlplino street
Three fOOmCd Brick House, 20 tOuth Huron y.
Desirable Modern DEellng, III South Cnnti.
Building Lots on North font South Penn,
Old fAir Grounds, LnnG's OfChntd, fOufttehlh
street, Fifteenth street corner Twuug llh
and Wood AlFCgt, corner twenty .nlnlh mud Ion
streets, corner Net Ollorh ann 1hlnlcih tie,p,
on MAJhteF, Wilson aid Wood streets lclNtrl
TWeniy,seventll and Twpi " II. hth sutcH
Brick HOnio corner Woodland Thru 'rfhlh
streets, III q bAfgRlni will pay HsA" investment
Farm near nOund.ylllO, on the v.iiO Ndt, W
exchange Tor city property.
Large Farm In Ohio county, nCn' Clinton ~
tei6 a. O.RMi1il 1870 Mhin ~,
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WuNNpI WttNU
Fond Mamma-who do you think my
baby takes after the most, mammal
Grandmamma-Well, I'll tell you in
confidence but for goodness sake, don't
let your husband know acknowledged
Il, From the way lie takes to that bot.
lie IL does seem as though he took after
his grandfather, your poor shiftless pa.
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FOR SALE,

A full line Of General Merchandise, viii
stoftsfOOhl fixtures, and with the same the rent
Of rooms containing zane, tiDbh Ing n cOnte'
nlenl, large o. COinmOdlOilA hIOtC'ruOIn office,
wAfefoOms and cellars,
The location aud surroundings being the most
desirable for mercantile purposes In the tate.
Ample facilities for the CAien,lyG handling OF
grain and wool being Immediately nc pfsib q 70
switch tack Ot the Is. & .. X. u. SUD The pub
lie toad, In best train and wool suuUnn0irrs.
Htorero0m has ample facilities iOf business
Of thirty thousand dollar pr year. Ts ivillo
an estate. Location Burton, NtlEtl county, w.
A,Y. MCDOhNLLL,
y. ]. III LACK.
ma AhmlnlaIiAlnM.
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Yesterday Police Court,

In Police Court yesterday morning
Jack Kelly, for being drunk, was r.
ouired to pay fine Of 81 and costs
Charles Machen was also before the
court charged with druukennessi his
case was q very aggravated one, ana ne
had to settle on q basis Of y anu COSTS
A few hours afterwards Machen got on
another drunk and was pulled IN oy
Officer Wilkle. This morning he VIII
probably get q s. dose.
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GOY. FORAKER AT sTEUDRNYlLlE.

Excursions via the Cleveland s Pittsburgh
Railroad, Saturday, October 1e.
.Fmthe regulartrain acknowledgement
atG:l4 p. M, Central time, excursion
tickets will be sold TO Steubpnville at
the rate oi05cents, on Saturday, octo.
Der u. Returning train will leave Steu.
benville ut l0il6p. nj. Tickets good for
this day only,
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A NEw idea embraced In Ely's Cream
Balm. Cataffll IL cured by cleansing and
healing, mot BY dying up, II 10 not q
liquid OF gnull but 10 easily applied into
the nOattils, lis effect 10 magical aud q
thorough treatment will cure tile worst
cases, Price Doc. MwFAw
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Marriage licenses we're is,uedby Clerk
Hook yesterday to the following named
Herman Roll, aged %, and Emma
Kraft, aged %, both natives and residents
OF this city. u
Belle Stewart, aged %, both natives and
residents Of Allegheny CITY,
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Annlhpr snIl Arnln.t lne TeIephono %,

Another Suit Against tho Telephone Co.
Justice Ankle after a three days rest
has again started alter the Telephone
Company. Yesterday he instituted
danage suit No, s against that corpora
ton before Justice Davis, In this SUIT
he claims damages to the amount OF
Sl5, being S. per day for the three days
that have interyened since he brought
suit No. 4. Tho alleged damages are
based, as in the other cases, on the ilcI
that he Is not allowed 10 call for other
subscribers over his phone by name In
stead OF by number,
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No MATTER how remoteyop think you
are from case Of diptheria, leave moth
ing updone to disiniect your premises
and to induce your neighbor % 90 the
same with his, Your nsighbors negli-
gence may take your life.
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Thlr,l.rerlnl.ln tlolnE 70 seed.

Vlttt7lUU LtuutF'
The Republicans elected General
Beatty to Congress three times In sue.
Cesslon, and now le 10 kicking because
the Ohio Republicans are going 10 give
Governor Foraker q third term. He 10
mad, probably, because he did not get o
fourth torn for himself.
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HoApLY knew the Ohio Democracy
well, Senator Sherman Is right tore,
mind the people Of Ohio Of what Hoadly
said Of theballotbox stutiing propensi,
ties Of the Ohio Democracy, and3to warn
the people against offering apremium
for rascality Of so destructive 4 char,
acter.
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DrpN'T Foraker wake 'em up in his
Bellaire speeChl Nowonderthe Demo-
cratic politicians look with no favor on
Foraker for third term. II they had
been the dispensers Of events hs never
would have had q tirst term.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-11

TIE scandal Of the Flack divorce has
moved the Supreme Court Of New York
To adopt a rule in the interest Of decency
and orderly procedure. Under the new
rule NO divorce can be rushedthTough
in secresy, 1t was worth q Flack case 70
secure this new departure. Flaskisstill
ahelilI Of New York. n
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SToCK FOR SALE.
E0R sAIE-TWo BARGAINS.

A Flut-ClaAs Dwelling, built IN modern style,
contains sig large rooms, bath room, IAnliy,
halls on both lOOfsi lot 4bXi2S feet, with good
Stable. VIII sell the above pinp rty Tor what II
would cost 10 build such house
Also have ELK TOOmtd llOtie lot t0A8O feet.
Price, Sl,80O-leS than II would CnN to build
the house. U, q, SMITH,
EeQl ION Main Street,
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ItiIt Hdhie hTprfa'
Judve-"Are you q ireeholder2" Pros.
lprctlye jurvman-"Yes, sir" Judge
Married or slngle9" Prospective Jury.
nan-nMarried three years ago last
month" Judge-"Have you formed or
expressed any opinion9' Prospective
infYman-,Not for three years past
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CANDIDATE Campbell was a statesman
in a tight place. To refuse to swallow
Mr.. Cleveland's tariff policy, the Mills
bill and the whole dose, was tobe read
out Of the Democratic party, ToStake
his medicine was to make impossible
his election as Governor Of Ohio. He.
takes the dose and tries to look pleased
over Il. nj. J.
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GENTLEMEN Of the Health Committee
Of Council, get together at once, confer
with the Health Officer and let us have
done Everything that can be dohefor the
health Of the city Earlier aclioniwould
have have been better. Latsr action
may be still more fatal. Nowiathe time.
The danger is no longer q prophecy II
IA fact
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Crawford tieiRhlS IA the nSmo given 10 pal
81 l9li1 containing about forty sores, lyiuE on
lhe hill back Oi The Aiina aud Blsnlat9 iyn
W0ftt, Lots vary IN hlEe ION one hill Ol w.
sore 10 i0iif acres, aud Will DO sold tlhgJ o. "
yihOf, aud All Of IL II well GdhpiCd II the gov
Ing Of iftills aud berries The lWgiln1, WNlo
near The mills factories and tAlliOAl' w lpr VIZ
10y II yet above aud beyond ihelf SMOKE ,lvllw
aud other dlhagfVpallp features. hthllh,ui'
Affords fine view o the flyer aud hciui Nuii
lug county, aud Admirably U1mblnu w, w
yetilagOa Oi Town aud country, M more I'.if
bic location TOT nflyAle fc,ldenCca tAh W louUl,
The property viii Nv hOld al fpa'onab g piI'H
and on easy terms ~ r.
For iulhet PARTICULAR! enquire ol MHto;
Feffyj 4. ], Holloway, Al first hAillnM IAlhi
tlfidR0p0lll W, A. utahAIn, Al Office NJ H'nhgMu
Ton AID SiSSi %, Ogl
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with local application, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease, Catafrh ID
a blood or constitutional disease, and Ia
order 10 cure II yon have 10 take inter.
nal remedies. Halls Catatth Cure u
taken Internally, aud acts directly on the
blood aud muCus surface. Halls Ca
laFfh Cure 10 no queck medicine, Il was
prescribed by one Of the best phyBlclans
Id this county for Year,, and 10 q regular
pfeaCribliOn. 1tisComnOsed oil the best
lonice known, combined with the best
blood bufltlefs, acting directly on the tnus
The perfect combinations Of
Observation-Disclosures what produces such
wonderful results Ia curing cAtarfh.
Send for testimonials flee.
Il, y. Cheney 4 Co., Prop, Toledo, q,
s0idby DtugRlsls, price 1bc' nav
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ITisa great pity that the PRECEDENT
has not asked the organs Of 1.-The oppo.
sltlon to find him q Commissioners Of
Pensions, They have 20 fne a iicility
for doing things to please themselves,
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M, IN, i,rop,pt mi I:lfectiYo AetloIi,

Now for Prompt and l:iiectlyc Action, Z,
While Wheeling was congtatulating
herself upon her fortunate escape from
pestilence in the face 81 much that in,
yited ii, the dread diphtheiia wus SCI.
ting lie srip on the childsen n q popp-
lous part Of the city Some etthslitue
ones have been hurried 70 the graSei
some arelylng III Of themalpdy. What
are We going to doior thoae, young and
old. who have not yetbSen attackedl
lithe disease were smallpox Of yellow
fever no measures wouldbo thought 700
radical. The peoplswonld demand in'
slant action, aud tho Health oaieer
would DO instructed To- goahead on the
line most approved bylhcieree e aaye,
the city from the penalty Of We NEGLECT
Of we'll known health laws.
Lot not the people deceive ihemselyea.
The visitor which has come among ua y
grim and mercilVBB enough. Y must be
dealt with promptly and vigorously
Not q moment 10 10 No lott IA the
Fiat ward to-day, tho diseaaa may be iu
tho Eighth ward tomorrow
Every case should DO itpialednq soon
% II makes 10 appearance Ihiqcapnot
DO done unless attending phy1iclanA be-
required 10 report their caaes ThelAw
requires them 70 do lhis, but lholAw has
been a dead letter. 1et eyefyihing 20
done, at whatever cost oimoney, to PIE.
vent The spread Of the malady,
Let tho Board Of EdtcAilenmeet y
day and close The Frat ward chooli 10
fact that school house hhpl VA not 20
opened to-day Every thi Who "
tends II IL in danger. This qopldpeal
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No MATTER how advanced In lie,
ud1Q teeth Ia either man or vile
OF maid Afp rich nTltc;
Aud those who you'd tho glil preserve.
From bQzOD0NT won't Lwgrye,
Should they all 10 wlgo. MwFAw
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WHEN you need a good, sale laxative,
ask your druggist for y box Of Ayers
pills, and you will llnd that they give
perfect satisfaction. For lndlgeaLion,
torpid liver, and slDk headache there 10
nothing SUPERIOR Leading physiClans
them, pGy
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Thn Lon Cn.toner.

Little Johnny--say, dad, how IL II that
ltie only the small boy who 10 made sick
BY eating green apples
tItoWn-sI guess lie because he's tho
only one who cats thCm.
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ALLEN o. MYERs sought martyfaoai,
and Judge Pugh was oblislng enough 70
give him a small alice thereof. And
still Allen is not happy.
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FOR SALE.
rwonty.four Lota il caIdwolll0

t24l TW0nty-four Lots In CnIdwolI's
Addition TO tho City Of Wheeling,
Bald t,ow ATE bounded IN The north bJ 1Wtn'
tynlnlh street, pu The cart BY Fillmore suttt On
The south by tbn llAndlan Homestead, Nhd on
tho west By the D. d u. Railroad
Their proximity TO the Shove named railroad
feid1ta Them excellent Illts TOT manufacturing
Il nSL Soid ii Thirty days will be sold al pub
10 auction.
Fof terms and further Information Apply to
WV HOGk 4 RkOr.
1870 Market sutoli
ofWiLLiiAML. y. lIANpLAN. .n.......,.l.
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SHAN lIATTLE.


Excursion tickets will be sold 10 Wells.
burg via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
ST. Louis Railway on Saturday, October
~, at one faro for the round trip, Tickets
good for that day only.
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TIE rI1TSBuRGlL EXPOSITION.
special Cheap Excavations via tho Pennsyl.
yania Lines.

Excursion tickets, including admission
10 the Exposition, will DO sold 10 Pitts.
buryh on October u, via the Pennsylya.
mia Lines, at the rate Of 50 from Wheel.
ing, good returning until October IA,
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Entered at the Poatoaiee At Wheeling, 4. Va
RS Second'cla's matter ] i. Z
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-12-07

undaunted Telegraph operator. Wen may|
bdfser tears b she'd by widow, chldrein and
friends because of the terribleness or his
teeing OF, but they can always remember.
with pride that he died a brave man.
his children need look nowhere else for q
lesson in devotion to duty. He knew that
beneath him q FIRE was raving. He .'broke'1
his colleage in New York to tell him that
the third story was ON fire, adding ''snd PM
on the seventh floor" He knew that Tho
only way of escape was by a narrow wind
ing stairway, yet he faltered ON q moment4
Then he gave the signal to ''go shead.'s
and with roaring furnace under foot sat
quietly at his key" and took 100 wordsI
He stuck to his post to the very last and
then flashed over the wires his last message3
Boys, I've got to stand you of. I'm the
only one left on the floor. Everybody is
gone and can't stay any longer" Poor
Ogie had stayed too long. He had been
faithful till death. Igoe snd Ogle. Well
may telegraphers feel their hearts swell
with pride when their names are mentioned.
IRoe. the man; Ogie, the woman. Both
operators. both martyrs to duty. As long
as operators receive their ''30'' will the
names of Ogle and Igoe be emblazoned."
(Ogle was the operator at Johnstown.-ED.p