davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
a LADY ADVISES LADIES.
a Fcw Secrets from llsr Own Experience
Which can be Probably Adopted by

Othsrs.
know n charming lady who knows moro
beautiful aud attractive women than my other
woman In this city. In conversation recently,
she said. ~ often feel very sorry whom SEQ 30
many beautiful women 80 delicate, aud suffer.
Ing SO. much. anu | have often asked myself
what the reason Isl l think Indies do not exer.
clSe ihe proper cnro, They DO not eat nonrish'
Ing iool. They are careless. OF their feet, their
neckh, their chests IN his way they open tho
door FOR diseases aud those thousands OF trpnb.
y, which 30 often liilict wolnahkinh, but wotso
liAu all they nllow their life aud strength 10
run Town 10 u low Obj. How many %Omen We
SEQ constantly IN this condition. They need
help they need something to depend unon,
something that will assist them, sono friend In
need. know this, largely from my own ex'
peIicneo, loci was once In tho amt condition
myself, | thought tho mattcr over carefully,
aud decided what | would do, ! knew J needed
q gentle, constant stimulnnt, something that
Wouu assist my Vital forces, keep my blood
!htobDiilg and act rs II tonic l decided to Try
pNty's. Puro Malt Whlskey, md iS elect has
beeu simply wonderful l do not know what
pa.hs. SIekiics, or weakness arc aud am salts:
heu ladies GENERALLY could DO ln the same happy
This ladys remarks are entitled to Inc great:
est cons Iteration, for they are an indication oil
what hundreds OF ladies have found 10 DO Ane.
osSsity,. IL should bc borne IN MUD. however,
That II Il only pure whi,key which should over
be used, aud that Duiiy's Pure Matt 10 the only
one whlch receive, the end orsement. OF scitn.
lists and tho recommendations OF physicians.
DO not allow any druggist or grocer to induce
you TO take any o her. ohl TIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
MORNING SMILES.

Suburban Boy-"Pop, won't you get
me q sword, and a drum, and n gun, to
play soldier with? Pop-"IN tell you
how we'll fix it. Well pretend every
blade Of grass on the lawn is an armed
foe, and then you charge OH them with
Calling swords and cut their heads of.
Won't that be fun?" "Indced it will.
But I haven't any Calling swords"
mo, but a lawn-mower will do nicely"
Good Mus.
Can you beat a carpet?" said the
lady OF the house to the tramp who ask
ed for something to eat. "Don't know,
num-" he replied frankly, II never
tried. But 1 guess mebbe | can, for I've
beat most everything else in this town"
-Dftroit Free Press.
Visitor latter the introduction)-"Ah!
You'are the famous DR.. Twinley l have
heard so much about Arc YOU still in
active practice; doctor?" Rev. DR..
Twinley2s"Oh,, no; that is my brother
who PRACTICES 1 preach" -Boston Post.
Travers-"I want you to come around
every week to crease my trousers"
Tailor-"When shall I como around to
collect my bill !" Trarers-Every day,
if you like" BLACK and White.
Collector-"Mr. TRACER, will you sub
scribe towards the decoration of the
soldiers ~graves?" MI. Trager-No, sir!
The men whose graves l want to decor
ate amt dead yet."-Lje.
Jcnnie-'But you can't support a
wife on So 4 week, George" George
"Irue, darling; but our firm always
raises its men to Sl2 so when they got
married Puck
Bingo-"What's the matter with your
clothes Bobbic?" Bobbie (meekly)-"I
fell down on my way from school,
Bingo-"Who licked2"-New YORK. Sun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD BUsI.

III Ness WEN, Ma" IN ~"
Good, energetic business mon wanted, to
travel In all parts OF the United States In tho
interests OF the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE, n
patriotic, frntcrnai, benevolent and protective
ter %iritcrnal and protective features than any
other insurance Ordcrdn existence. No "ShOtt.
term or Endowment" scheme, but n perfect
plan OF protective life insu rance, SAFE. EQul.
niMSi' ! /, hT ,oN,Icn, i mha S SnST 70 WORN n;d Ing az
ommcnd themselves. This society now numbers
among. It's members n larger percentage Of Intel
lIecnt business and professional men, in pro.
portion " It's total membership, thnn. any other
order. Tho most liberal Inducements rs regards
pny, Btcndy employment, territory. rtc., offered
the right men to net M special agents. Call at
or n address,
TIE OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE,
H 2Oi Chnpllnc Street,
my2i Wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
West Virginia in In.Eenule.l

.H".H
No West Virginian will like to be told
that his state encourages the confidence
game known rs wildcat insurance. No
less a charge is made by the New York
Commercial Bulletin, a publication of the
first rank, which is at tho trouble to
send to the 1SrELLlGENcEs a marked
copyin which the allegation is set out
in direct and explicit form:
Through the ~inaction Of the state auditor OF
Vest Nlrglnin-and we presume Nj! Patrick +.
Duify s.ill occupies tho position and draYs the
salary hsruior-Wes Virginia Is likely to ac.
quise as bud re,putc as a hot.bed Of wildcat in.
or 30 ego. During the pnst few months. n.uum
Der OF wildcat tire insurance companies haye
been organized in West Virsinia for tho under.
ground insurance business by 'swindlcrs who
have been driven out Of other states. In iact,
We, understand That some Of the Transatlantic
Shnrpers are interested In these West Virginia
frauds Why has M. Patrick +. Duffy state
auditor. not squelched these concerns, as he
can: vol do under tho laws which. give him
supervision OF insurance In West Virginia. II
the wildcat corporations were merely cheating
the citizens Of West Virginia 1t would DO hnd
enough, but their politics arc being distributed
throughout the country b. the dishonest sur.
plus,linc brokers, for which Chicago and Phila.
delphia arc particularly notorious. Thesecom.
rnnies must in a short time make dis
auditor should not delny the locking :of the
barn door. lilo certainly collects enough fees
md taxes from solvent insurance companies
TO- warrant his conducting the affairs fof his
Office IN q thorough and efficient manner, md 1t
will not be on account OF our failure TO remind
him Of his duty from time to time!that West
Virginia shall be further disgracad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

Or the delegates chosen to Minneapo-
lis, it is estimated that "one.eighth are
benefciaries OF the public purse" We
do not know by whom this estimate is
made, but we do not believe it to be ac-
curale. 1t certainly is not true of West
Virginia. In the delegation from this
state is not n man who answers this
description. There is not an Office
holder in the twelve.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
MUST BE SOLD.
Regardless of Value OF Cost-Grcat
Forced Sale Of Valuable Paintings!

Having received %pcrcmptory orders from i'm.
porters in New York to sell. REGARDLESS OF.
VALUE OR COST, the entire magnificent col.
lection of PICTURES, on .ex.
hibition at 11a7 Market Street, We will sell the
same at public auction, on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY. May &c and q. at . and 1880 o'clock p
m. Those DESTROYS Of securing Fine Pictures at
Small Figures will aud this a rare opportunity.
as the collection must positively DO sold. They
will be sold, no matter what the sacrifice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

tho business to DO conducted under
those charters, nothing about the per-
sons who arc to conduct 1t.
II any benefit results to tho state from
thispolicy it is too small to DO apparont.
The chief aim seems to bo to bring In
fees. Certainly there is no gain to the
business or tho reputation OF West Vir-
ginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

DYsrEpsIAh has driven to an early and
even suicidal grave many a man who, il
he had tried the virtues OF Ayers Sarsa..
parilla, would be alive to-day and in the
enjoyment OF health and competence.
Sufferer, be warned in season, and don't
allow the system to run down. p&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
daughter l2s. The average sized foot Of
this wonderful six Is II.

thls wonderful. Six ia II. y
Colorado appears to show a surplus OF
commemorative holidays. Among the
anniversaries celebrated in the state are
Watermelon day, Peach day, Potato day
and Grape and Cherry day.
Costa Rica is about to have n law
making the sale Of Indian antiquities to
foreigners a crimo punishable with
severe penalties.
The senate has received LAG petitions
signed by S25,020 persons in favor OF
having the Worlds Fair closed on Sun
day. ag4
Tho mines of tho world produce twon.
ty.iye tons'o gold every week, but the
precious metal remains as rare as ever.
The existence Of tho milkmnid is
threatened by a machine that milks
thirty cows m hour. +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
dlm Gatdldl9ettt q
- n59E is
WHEELING, NAY a., 1909.

THE approaching eontcat is rendered
especially important by reason OF tho In.
dustrini and financial policies OF tho Gov
ernmont being at stake. The popular do.
cision on these issues Is OF Eroat moment
and will BIO OF ~fnr-reaching consequence
James G. Blaine. I'D NtT5t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

n bloody fight ut o'Fallou, this county,
late last night, in which each ono carved
the other IN II most brutal manner.
Their wounds were dressed, but both
will dio ,FlTE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
j. @. HERV E1Y.
my2t AUCTlOSEER
FOR SALE.

y "# . ~ 10 -.# 80.
hl.acre farm near Marsh all County Poor Farm
E1icy. lots, east side OF Lind street and south
of,Tenth street.
No: 260i Market street.
No. 6S Thirty.tirst street, ground 66x125
feet. T. rooms, price. 5000
No. ll25 Eolstreet, half ot......... $40
No. &c Thirty.eighth street. $500
No. 81 Thtrty.eighth strcet...m......... $3.50
NoS1l Charles street aud three lots.... l,Uol
No. 2iG3 Woods street. $500
Pleasant Valley lots. sl60t to $50 each.
5o;acrc iarm, known rs Porter farm, SIS per
acre.
il BELVEDERE LOTS. MN
No. l06 Main street.
Two c~ottlyes on Moundsville camp grounds.
No. 2l0l Chnplinc street.
4 No. III Sixteenth street,
NO. 1881 Woods street.
i, No. 1858 Woods street.
Fivc-roomcd house and lot at McMcrhen.
-Four lots in McMcchcn, Miilcr's addition.
No! 90 Sixteenth street.
Desirable Chnplinc street property.
No, 90 North Front street
No 1925 McColloch street, lot 60xl9O feet, $500.
Lot on South Front street, 1000.
Lot on South Front street, Sl.i0U.
Building for manufacturing purposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

THIS time the domestic tragedy5is in
France, and it is the wife who does the
shooting. II the wives OF tho world fol:
low this example n good many families
will DO headless.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
Tho Wheel.

The, bicycle couriers made the run
from Chicago to New. York, a distance
of one thousand miles, at an average OF
ten miles an hour. This is pretty
steady doing and shows once more the
practical utility. of the @two-wheeled We
hicle. If the country were supplied
with good roads a much greater average
speed could DO made with less trouble.
Tho bicycle has como to stay and is
doing its full share to bring on the day
of better roads. Wheelmen are en-
thusiasts. Many Of them are men OF
high intelligence, who understand the
matter OF good roads and are moving
intelligcntly TODD somethingi in this line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

TIE Democratic legislature Of New
York passed a bill, and it has been sign
ed by Gov. Flower, the effect Of which
is to discount the patriotism Of the men
who volunteered to fight in defense OF
the Union. 1t is known as "the drafted
mems BILL" and the New York Press
says OF it that it ''invites Grover Clcve-
land to step up and take back the $500
which Cleveland paid for a substitute
during the n The passage Of the bill
was q rcbuke to every man who fought
for his country, for it in effect declares
that all those who paid others to fight
for them not only acted wisely, but they
should have the money refunded them
by the state"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

! DEEMISG had no fears in regard to
the future" The faith euro must have
been rubbed deep into him at lightning
speed. For how many men the scat.
fold seems to DO the real gate OF the
New Jerusalem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

Bubbles breaking from their dark aud dreaming.
BoughS in blossom, roots beneath the sod,
Know their Ginship. and Mike, IN seeming,
Serve the joyous footsteps OF n god!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

JoHs R MCLEAN announces over his
signature that under no circumstances
will, he 60 to the Chicago convention as
a delegate. Thus is what might have
been a disturbing element in,the Ohio
Democratic convention eliminated.
McLean's self-abnegation is something
astonishing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

IT is a serious thing ior al1tiew great
minds to have to- bear the burden Of
making a presidential nomination ior a
whole great party numbering millions
OF voters and at least a few hundred
thousand OF observing, thinking men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

SEE that You i,1l arc assessed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

In the casks, then. where no fash nor flicker
Ever lifts The long years vnultcd gloom,
strniShtwny beads and brlms the golden liquor,
Feels the fragrance and dirincs the bloom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
{ 10th WIN Die.

,WEsrzvILLE, No, May 2S.-Ncws
reaches here that two men BY, the.
names Of Williams. and DAVIS got into
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
IN TIE APPLE BLOOM,

Harriet Prescott Spogori, in Narpcr,s Da:ar.
Where no sunbeans with tho shadow mingle,
Deep In cells where silence sleeps alone,
Root and fibre share the sudden ttnglc.
Stirring with q power beyond their own.
Swift the rugged stemps throw on their cover:
ing. .s :
Far In azure, trembling with delight,
Like u cloud-thc apple blossoms hoveriug-
Lost from morning, drifting pink and white.
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

BARR At Now Castle Del, on January
Z. William II Barr, So years Old.
BROWNIE Philadelphia. on January 6
la& Lydia j., daughter Of Rachael and
the late Thomas Brow aged 5s years.
EC0FF. On January 8, l.92. Maria Eco fl,
aged SO years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
fhRlltoD. Dtl., on Wednesday Meet at the
house al II O'Clock a. M, without further
notice. lnterment at Red Clay Greek Church.
HlGGINS,-On the 18th instant. David S,
higgins, 81 apopleGy, at his residence, No.
752 West Second ktree t. in his slth year
lNGRAM.--In this city, gu Jannary s. 1892.
Eliza beth. wido Of tho late George w. In
gram, aged "a years.
LoWBER.-on January Il, Agnes Lowber,
Relatives and frier ds are invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence OF her son-in,
law, No 8Q4 Poplar street, on January IA. at
g, N. Solemn Requiem Mass at $ /. Mary
X. q. Church. lnterment ut Cathedral
Cemetery.
MAHER.-Diei on the 9th day Of January,
az Newark. n. Sophia thel Maher, secos d
daughter Of Arson A.and ChristedellA Mahe-,
or Wilmington, Del. aged years.
ctery, Newark
MORROW .--On the 9Th instant, Mrs. Anna
e. Morrow. In TIE Ssth year OF her eye.
HAMMOND-At New Castle on January g.
James Hammond in his Sith year.
sTUCk-on January 8, Fred w. Stuck,
ged n years.
SuLLlYAN.--In this city, on January 8.
Matthew sullivan, ri his late nome, No. 2l7
South Harrison street.
WORTH-In this city On the 9Th inst,
Maria Worth, In her 66Oh year.
Evening journal., 1892-01-12
THE SMALLPOX IN TRENTON.


1ncHieient Health Measures Tend IL
Spread the Dread Disease.
TRENTON, Jan. l2-At a meeting Of the
board q health. tho health officers reported
that there was seventy-tvo cases q small
pox in Trenton up TO date and twelve deaths
have resulted. The board urges all tho
sarse manufacturers to secure vaccine
points, and it insists on tho vaccination Of
all employees. Roebling Sons & Co, iron
works, are vaccinating their employees, who
number 500, at their own expense.
physician here, who diagnosed an i'll
ness from which whole family were suffer
ing, as the grip, left medicines for that Cir.
ease. subsequently the health officers found
three members Of the family to be suffering
with smallpox Lena Langenfelder, who
died Of the epidemic last week, was to have
been married this week. Since her death
her sister and brother have both died aud
two other members Of the family are now
at the point of death The epidemic seems
to grow daily, and some physicians herr
ascribe the fact 10 inefficient measures Of
the health board
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

New HAVEN, Jan. IL The engineers ant
firemen Of the New York and New Haven
railroad have settled their difficulty Will
the company. 1t was resolved to accept the
proposition made by the company, which j
an extension OF the contract which is IL
force on the main line, with this exception,
that while the men on tho main line are paid
Tor extra work, the men on the Naugatuch
Valley and Northampton divisions viii not
Dc paid Tor extra work II was on this point
that the whole matter hinged, and tho men
have surrendered.
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

EIKroN, Nd, Jan. 11.-Mrs. Sarah ].
Smith, widow Of Samuel Smith. died a,
her residence on Howard street yesterda y
morning. She was "a years 81
age and the mothepof four sons aud two
daughters Ex Sheriff Wnliam ]. smith
OF Elkto is q son.
Mrs Auna s. Nichols. wife Of Henry
d Nichols, residing ia Elktou, died az
naon YES lerdzr Of rneunauis area aboul
70 years. She was formerly Of Easton.
Talbot conaty Nd. and settled in this
plaes many yssrs ago.
hiisoa White, aged 81 years Died at
Evening journal., 1892-01-12
Dreams and Position During sleep.

It would be very interesting to get exact
observations as to the habits OF all the
lower tribes Of men with regard TO sleep
ing, for It is point upon which good
deal would seem to depend, II, as Tylor and
most OF our anthropologists believe, mans
first ideas OF a spirit world arose from
dreams. We know that most Of our do
nestle animals dream, as is proved By their
movements while asleep, aud the Same
thing has also been observed in monkeys.
The effect Of the position Of the BODY
during sleep upon the character OF our
dreams is too we'll known 70 require com
ment, for probably every one has expert.
enced the very disagreeable resultsof sleep
ing on the back. -Nineteenth Century.
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

ROME, Jan. The question Of making
an appropriation for o national representa-
ton Of Italy at the coming fair in Chicago
was discussed ia the cabinet meeting. Pre-.
mier Rudini was favorable to an approprisp
ton He thought that il would be q grace.
ful evidence Of ltalys desire TO live on terms
Of a1nity with the United States Minister
Luzatti was earnest in his opposition. He
declared that the Italians who desired to be
represented would be there whether an ar.
preparation WAS made or not The subject
was dropped without a decision.
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

MUsKE0oN, Mich, Jan. - Mrs. J. p
Andrews, who was fraudulently placed in 4
private insane asylum near Detroit by hei
husband, who then eloped with Miss Mo
dregor, wealthy young woman Of Jack
sonvllle, Ills, has been released on the do.
mand Of her sister, Mrs G. c. Gilbert. Mrs.
Andrews is perfectly sane, but is prostrated
with grief She married Andrews here and
he has equandered her large fortune, leay.
ing her penniless in madhouse with two
small children, the youngest OF which was
born IN the asylum Andrews and Miss
McGregor are living in Paris
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

a LosDoN, Jan. 12.-The Russian write
Tolatoi is the author Of au article in the Lon
don Telegraph, two columns and half long
dealing with the Russian famine. As 10 To,
relief works begun under government aus
piccs, Iolstoi says that thore woG:,As not S
work for one-tenth il all those who were Il
need should apply for chance on the relic
works. Not one-tenth OF the work neces
sary had yet been done, if the peasants wer,
70 be saved, and only ar,iuous efforts coule
noW accomplish the tasl.
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

LEXINGTON, Va, Jan. I2.-Dr w. +
hicheson, prominent citizen and physician
was convicted Of placing a bun on the rail
ROAD track for tho purpose OF having IN,
animal killed and then claim damages I'll,
train struck the bah and fearful wrecl
was only prevented by the quick work 81
the engineer. An accomplish exposed tha
doctors scheme The jury gave Richeson
eighteen months in prison.
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

WuIIAMsroRT, Pa, Jan l2.-The FIRST
National bank Of Munoy has been closed by
United States Bank Examiner Z. H. Dong
Ter On the latter's arrival the vault could
not be opened and an expert was called in.
The bank has not been doing "A profitable
business Tor some time past and has met
with heavy Losses in loaning money. There
We're $1,000 on deposit at the last state
ment and now there is a shortage OF $4,000
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

HAvEsA, Jan l2-The fifth game BE-
tween IschigoriR and Steinitz ended ia
draw. There were fifty-six moves, and tn,
play lasted nearly eight hours. Tschigorir
chung to the Evans gambit, and Steinitz fol
lowed his old line Of defense. The scor,
stands 10 !, and three drawn.
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

ARKALoN, Kan, Jan IL. = Dispatehe
.fom the governor have been received 81
dering the dismissal Of troops heretofor
held in readiness for this section Of ii,
state, and indications are that there vii
probably be no further use for the soldiers
The court at Springfield has been openo,
quietly and with no indication Of trouble
The troubles are over and security may b,
said to be restored
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

NEW York, Jan. ~. Chairman Bostwielg.
Of the New York and New England raid
road, says the New York and New England
company has had no negotiations whatever
Tor q close connection with tho New Yorh
and Northern road for the reason that tho
New England company cannot SEQ how ii
can be benefited by such connection. The
entrance Of the New England road into New
York city win be by an entirely different
Evening journal., 1892-01-12
nRounn On rrcnn

ointment cares Skis Rumorr. Pinples. Flesh
WornF. Rag Worm. letter. Salt Pm NM
Frosted Fe {, Chil blains.Itc Ivy Poison Bar,
ser's Itch, Scala Head, EezsIna. SIC Drug
gists Of maat. . Wells Jersey Oily. N j.
l0c.; LIQUID. i5c
ROUGH IN ToOrHACHK. Instant relief
l5c.
BUCHU-PAIBA cures All Urinary Anec
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

COLUMBUS, O., JAN 12. General Organ
izer J N. Richardson, Of the Far1ne1s
Alliance and Industrial union, says that al
the arrangements are now made for a con
solidation Of the open and secret Alliances
and that Il win soon be effected. This vii
make an organization ia this state Of abou,
250, 600 meube,.
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

s1ocuM, Pa Jan. l2-Peter Christeser
was accidentally shot and killed by Henri,
snyder while engaging in shooting match
snyder surrendered, but was released whei
T. was shown that the shooting had been az
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

LONDON, Jan. ~. The latest bulletin re.
garding the health Of the Duke Of Clarence
Is not reassuring. His illness is affectipo
hlm severely, but his constitution bears M
under the strain.
Evening journal., 1892-01-12

| E-SALFNER.-A the Asbury N r.
/ Parsonage, No. ~ Walnut street. on Wed4
nesday evening, J-nuery 6, 1882, by Rev. john
y, e. Hanna, Paul Z | Fyfe and Niles Maggie
| "a. saltner, both OF Wilmington, Del
| REFD-McELW EF.-On Jannart a nv ror
/ A. y; keigwin. Norman r. heed aud Ella B4
Mchlwse at the residence OF the brides
parents, No 81 West Fourth street