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Piano Music.

A ew Music Scholars taken. Particular
attention paid TO beginners Inquire at 81
Maryland Avenue. 225
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Love wasA stranger.
Without lock OF key
He unlocked my bosom
And took my heart from me.
Now my heart is subject
Everywhere SO.
BE gentle master. Love,
To one who loves you so.
In few days and weeks.
In a few months or years.
Love brought me sorrow.
And the salt. salt tears.
Oh. Love, come with laughter,
Or. Love. come with woe.
Deal but gently with the heart
That leans upon you so.
The bees wing is fragile.
The lark's egg is small.
That you took was little.
But 1t was my all.
Bear the captive where you viii.
To high estate or low,
But be gentle master, Love,
10 one who loves You so.
Dora Read Goodale. in Harper's Weekly
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WANTS. FOR SALE, &c.

We will insert I'm this column advertise
snonts OF Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
SoHnd, &C., not exceeding four linos. ONE
WEEK. or less. for 30 Cents.
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TKyANTED.-AN ACTIVE NAN for each
Wv section. Salary e75 70 900, to locally
represent successful NJ. Y Company incor-
Jewelry, etc, to consumers at cost. Also q
Lady OF tact. 6 larry $40, TO enroll members
$50. 900 now eL -Olled. 100000 paid inj.-
References EXCHANGED. Empire Cooperative
Association gcred' well rated) Lock Box go
MY. b-2T
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Happy and content Is home with The 70.
chester; a lamp with the light Of the morning.
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co. wyoEk,
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FOR s ALB

must sell fns Farm Of 2y6 acres near
Atlantic City, NV Jersey or, forfeit $125.
Price $4500, worth double.
n21 ALFRED COLES,
476 Myrtle ST.. BROOKLYN, N. Y
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Ten men can be arranged TO march in
Jingle file 3.62s. 600 ways.
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TOR SALE.-A LOT IN EASTPORT
a improved by new frame dwelling house
Apply TO JAS. X. BRASHEAkS. I2-l4 W.
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VIM. R. SHIELDS,
Barber & Hair Dresser
vor. state oircIe and ocrnh,i1s.

Particular attention paid to Shaving, Hair
Cutting, Shampcoing, Hair Dyeing, sc, Also
Razcrs set and guaranteed 20 give satisfaction
or no charge Cleanliness . speciality IN this
shop Give me atrial.
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AN AGENT OF PUSH WANTED
IL TO represent large loan and building
association. Salary and commission paid to
the right party, Address NORTH AMERT-
CAN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION. Commerce
Building. Chicago. Ill. rs
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WANTED-ROOMS.

VTANTED-THREE OR FOUR TSFURSiSHED
w rooms for light housekeeping between 18th and
18th and + and SITS n terms must be moderate
Address VI. J. c., star Office. 1te
NyrANTED-BY A REFINED YOUNG GENTLE
w man. nice room and board in private family, 10
boarders Preferred near treasury. Address y. T..
Star Office. au2g2t'
VIANTED-BY SINGLE LADY. TwOOR THREE
small quiet family location state price, which
must be moderate; references Address X. NJ. star
Office. au.9.et'
VUANTED-BY TWO LADIEs-TwO OR THREE
w unfinished FOOTE'S on 2d floor. with heat and
gas; within two squares of East Capitol 81. or
Penn ave. Capitol Hill permanent u suited; refer
euces exchanged. Address A. L. GRANT. Falls
Church. Va. stating terms Sc- sueI-2t'
yIANrED-FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN. TWO
w unfurnished rooms in quiet hOuse mod: imps.
central locaton terms given; references rxchlnc-d
Address c. p. Star office au27-2t'
WANTFD-YOCNG COT PIE DESIRE TWO OR
w three unfinished rooms Capitol Hill near Z.
Cap. 81. BY oct l. Address, stating terms. y l. 1,
Star Office. aus 81
VTANTED-ONF-HALF OF SOME DESIRABLE
w house. furnished or unfinished between 18th
and 18th and II and y SITS n W. Address. with full
particulars. MAGAZINE. Star ONCE su263t'
WANTED-BY SEPTEMBER Is. TWO LARGE
w communicating rooms snd one hall room. fur
nished with board west Of 18th st. must be moderate
Answer p. w. B.. Star Office. au263t'
WTASTED-A LADY DESIRES LARGE, SUNNY.
w wel-furnished room. permanent. with quiet.
refined people; west OF StA bet. aud L. Address,
Ace. au26-at.
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SroP AND GET THE REST Is AND Csc. MEAL
oal-lRs
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T. ~ ALE-NEAT BRICK 8 Rooms AND nara
= lsdSing and yard 20 alley. a 81. ne. onv
@ ~, on ~ssy monthly fayslerfr a-s.s.rN ana
ssa., ent brick M lot is1 loo 20 s...y cs, sss
So.gN }. r. HLRTFORD,
bN-B-iw a.
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FOR SALF-HOTSES

F9ss su. s. ~ - Ntw kT .S sEsNs
500 90 4 SoS,S." fi ~ Ia '"'S ag .tss'
fN,f s, ss ~. q Wv pAAs oSIla, nEsiR-
rsf Sous, 90 si.s sli J. STOOD 8 !. BH fH
In Bs,,se. ssf-se."
EoR sAI.r on EYcn,NorI H,vE SEVERAL.
'y 81, ssl.s'' ''a'ins hoA''n asa r' 9S sIE
EoR SALE 9-RogN BRICK. 18Th ST. NV.
only $40 81 fos 2 S-'s Win irsiSenrss sssSs' Il
81 az . s Ssss S sssS .SI ..a a9T mn
and iR s do S eS So s..se 20. NV rs nj ~ l"h
soS ~ ~ n INA ND nAErs.Es, " Essssnt
san .si !; e. 90 kri s BE- ) !, Co;
EoR sME-nEsiRIHe MONEY TO Build WILL
1e.ien "ssIassea y, yryate resiisn.e tNo -
T".d 6wSfR SSS sIS i s. a Va su s'iss
r ;srsi Former place. 8 roOns and h.,h se5 20
s - roSais .nd hath .-.....-..-........ o.
,:Gl corco.Ah =. iOr.oins ana hlth ..... 80
aGse rHEoD aiEsrs. i.aa t, 81. NJ ~"
ISR SABA LAEeE hkiCK HOTsE IN INV
Jersey ave. sc bot 2tiSss. alley very chesp.
susoa p. sNSShasns
B,oR SALT BRfCK HOUSE. Z ROOMS. On a..
y = : y ,,.ISrei throughout. m. rgit, tls so
aus,+a ~. s.Sa
EoR s.LE-ANERY NrCF SFlRrv WV BRICK.
j : rz,gn>. ma On q -. Ic.f S.h 20 soO
sua,ist ia Ia -
l.'pR sALT-A BABGalH'
Ss N an ~ ~. 'S and ai e % s,. sr;ss .
sit D,ons hat. 80 ali 'oirsn improvements. unrst
$500 q s4s)o s'aq sA.e9 spd 500 re-
toh SAFE NrBT DESIRABLE NV GROOM
,,, sna ,ata '.r,cl dve. all "d nl~ cciisr
oS.E fas sI IN y ' ~ : 8. '"'' .a sss!s''
l'2gE sA!f :. 2NLl =, 30. EAsy TERMS. INV
han..s ~ y raI'rea ',.-ahly locat,d Bih ~ n
EasrSf,2 RslDTS:Aa g.. = 3. ',''d .as So"
Lon sAlE-NTw aRooM AMI BATH BAY
= E,naoN lr'.s very d.siratly lgcs,ed n. pri,o.
ray Sea,: EAsTERb&S fniibiatN.n G 5Ss Fs ~
tN3{R siFoE RFNr H.NDsoME NEg BROOM
tenant sa'c az : earsAin tOT hal, csse.
Eu,5-Iw MI" itina:.
T. ~ sALE-NEAT BRICK. 8 Rooms ASDp.T1-
a. 30 ON .. slI us st 20 ses; - - 9s on
sa.e nt brick ioi is1 100 20 So 60 .aI
saa5-Iw :" .ina.,
Eok sAI-E-HoUsEs--
s,rl 10 ea4a 10th :. SoHfh W, iss ,o,. 9th,
l!i9raa sRa Or SO: y a., - =, n Il,
-'tGi TT - 20 Est. . ,oo ~ y =. h. m {. =
i "a = ssa M ! y z 500
So a - x 100 > i. l. iii; ( .,
IA AS ~ - az, y - h Or m 500,
l i 500 a.ii .srs 70 Is a. + s S $50
s % ..-'s st. oh 81 sn e :. b.r. $,
=; :, M. n!:S 0 % S' 6. a ga
.PdN = Q. 800 IS i-' NV. bG. NJ
ssisy sS: tr... q 900 l7:es R-, , ,a i.,-' 90,
snd2 houses In rear; 80 AZ! Missouri ave. hh
llsx :, and 40 and az 80 go
at; ,e.. 800 s4o i Z. D. I5r. $50! SO;
ss g. SIS ssd - bh,,
soos. Is, .a Hi : srs io %s bss,,r -. 20 ny
FosssssALE- HousEs-B, Re,iSs-o AND
b IN s = :,sS; srsai u Rooms. TSqsir.
FoR sAI.E-esssslG ST. NE NEW Groom
s lighting: rss iOs es 81 go sRs ;.rs s.' to
aue-1m ,ip Est NV
rafs SS 81 fSaA HS HRSsss ssS fsSa
are r.. .s - sss
soS%s bath .5s: sIp.s,. and p.ssry IN titsh;n: =
Gnishsd In hard ii cabinet and slate .asa,
improved With psysmsnt eurSs and slacssiis
m SsIHcaIES : parcHELpEs
my2 oornsr 10Th and 6sss
aspg :. an. y ~ hsGB
S5s Louisiana ave- ,e2-sm
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.
rpo LOAN : e4-Oo0. AZ ooo slo ooo ON IM.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

T'HE AMAoSIATED SHAN cAaPEI 9 ,GAsix1
and rsnos .taas yorka. los and mo , e. = =.
Sexp<o ciea0e1 ~ - - manner ~ ov pgo1nAI
turnfsuse. axtsru.se an fe.<zrf- rsoosslsl lac
paaos ~ - xkwAlkk nasnssE. uhzDrG
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E'UB s,i-F on RFNr naNDSoNF SF,y .,,,,oN
y Eut,s. = lugest ,ien. Nd. rem choap a. a good
tenant sale at NarlsAin Tor a hall cash
.,,..,, J. r. HERTFoRD.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

w ASTED-A FTRSIsHED House OR FIAT
w few rooms furnished for li-ht Housekeeping
~ couple with seven y-ar-old son; must Be neatly
Furnished ard In good neizhoOrhood: ranent II
suited Address. with full particulars. Box $50 star
of1ce. areS-3ts
yVANTED-T0 BUY FoR Cash, 4 SMALL on =
w room brick house. situated n the n ". price
Aeort 81. oOo address. stating street and number.
b. B. r. sta Officsl auS7-6ts
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lNE SAlE-Nrw aRoOa AND BATH BAY
sinaoN tTl.s. very dssirahY lurased n. "; p-i-o
s'V" ~ = go rash, h,isl.. % pet mof,h. Why
ray reli, EASTERDAN HAfDfNAN tFS i st
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FcR RENT-l5oo VT 60 l y, w.llsch st. 7r. $50 .
2.os ST. Ior. new g. 20 SO 10Th st, n IS 30
e sS RI.s ave 19G 1874 "a Ms,l.sh e. ar q s3
au2z-3t RUST HuNGERFokD. ga I4th ST.
u st. NV all modern improv sments. Inquire 1903
Stn n ". au.1Q- it~
FOR RENT-BY r. Q. HOFFMAN, RIAL Is
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
II Of Columbia
Hobins Especial term for Orphans Court business.
This 18th day Of August, lSSs2
In estate % MARI Alice Mzsrudsr Downmsn, late Of
6eorxetown, d G. No. 5i4o. Administration Doc Is
Applicztion having been made for the pro-
bsss o. paper writing Propoundsd Is The last
the sststs Of said Mary Ance Nsgruder Downmsn.
deesAssd. hy Cynthia T. Downm.A notice Is hereby
Bay. sEPTEMBEK sIXTfkNrH 1see. :, ELkvEN
O'CLOCK A. N 70 show cause IL any exist, against
the graphing Of such aprlcafon copy OF this order
shall pub ished IN the Washington Law Reporter and
eersive veefs before SID day,
BY The court CHARLES y. JAMES. Justice
REGISTER Of wills. ID. G.
GORDON GORDON. Proctor for Applicant.
sux2 taw3t
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VASTLY DANENHOWER.
auy7-3t Cor. 18th and G. SITS n. W.
EOR R3NT-ON 5TH ST. v Z. BET. d AND T.
4 two two-story bricks; rooms: al nj. rent,
SIS 80 DUdAN BUTLER =
au2I-3t 81 L s.. n.
L,OR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, qOS ST. y. ~ 10
Il rooms in conplete order u.odern improvements;
newly papered and tainted yard and large alley in
rear: rent 80. Private residence, September J,
Conn. British ministers; "A rooms; all
modern Improvements: in complete order: vii lease
by year only TO a private family. J. FRED. KEEL
LEY, Room &c. Atlantic bai,dirs. $3.50 F 81. H.
AUST
IHOR RENT-ONIY ca 10 EACH, TWO ADJOIN-
ing 2-story brick dwellings, r,oI:s e,cL water,
TO and TIA Brewers court q; e., between and Fl
floor Atlantic building U3O ST. n. w. au.,7'3t
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FOR SALE-.BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-,BICYCLEs.
EsOR sALE-CHEAP-BICyCLK A FEATHER
pneumatic In fair condition; bran tires
TSOR SALE-RAMBLER PNEUMATIC SAFETY,
Il with nsumstic saddle and sunalriee cost one
month ago &ld5 cen be bought for e136; only cas-
L,oR sALE-cHEAP FOR CAsH-PsYCH0 LADrs
bicycle; suitable for gentiesnan Perfectly on
insssliments Of olo pr month. l723 oth o. NV.
je16-tr
Lon sALE-LADYs psxCHO, N 0OOD COMB
e tOnj bargain n sold at once; wedGhk ~ pgunds,
A. J. W. Is = g. n. su30.3ts
Il New Nail. o35; Bow s2d Curb CLINT nov olk
forpeR Price 43k; Drop yyasne Fsycbo. rfe4 IN
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NOW n tn time g nake your choice tho hoas>s
are fest approschins coinpletion They coa.sia al
robe IN paror and open Fireplace hest-r in dinlar
tels
Loc.tsd o. puncsn place nerthe.st Which Is es.as
For full particulars rsll upon
AcLACHLES q BATCHELDER
my2 Corner 10Th and q sss
EoR sALE-oB RENT-l4ss AND l<,3 RHopy
= isiAnasve. Apply On prslnisss OF 20 wh. BiRSEY.
$oe Louisiana ave. ,e2-Sm
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ll:S Pierce pi, 7r...?5 ~
au2T B. II. WARNER & CO.. aI6 st. wv.
DOR Rents 4-gOOM HOUSES IN GESsFORD
4 court. bet. 18th and 18th and s and { e. /:
5000 each. 2r2 l1ti g.. 8rons ard ha.h: ami.
S2I:D. OLIVER &. GESSFOED.
au2I-. Gel South Carolina ave. Sc.
DOR BENT-1-ROoM BRICK HOUSE, WITH
j. modern improvements: lb2l King1nan plare, bet.
and y. 18th and lisa sts NV Apply 10 !. L.
nor EENT-t4li u ST. NV; IL ROOMS AND
j bath; !. Ii.i house il cCod condition; stable in
carriage house large gronnds S40.95
pEEBLE, DAVIS 4 CO..
au11-tit l3Ic 81. n W
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EroR RENT-Ia26 H 81. N T., BAY-WINpOw
= brick rooms and bath; AL N 1 in splendtt or
0Sp ct. nv au27-2t'
EoR RENTING sTH ST n w., soxp4 ExCEI~
lsnt brick house large rooms and hath all m l. ;
newly .papered near two lines; hne location :
S:iS. JAMES 9. JESTER. $50 r ST. ay2,-2,s
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Tho Nationai Game.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, August LOST. Louis
2; Pittsburgh 8. Earned, Pittsburgh 2.
Errors, 2 and 8. Hits, 8 and 0. Pitch
ers, Gumbert and Breitenstein. Um-
pire, McQuade.
Philadelphia, August 1o.-Boston 8;
Philadelphia 6. Earned, 2 and 8. Hits,
8 and Z. Pitchers, Stiyetts aud Keefe.
CLEVELAND, August 1o.-Oleyeland 5,
Cincinnati 6. Earned, Cincinnati 5.
Errors, 4 and 3. Hits, 8 each. Pitchers,
Cuppy and Chamberlain. Umpire,
Snyder.
BA1r1xoRE, August 1o.-BaltimOre Z,
Washington 2, Earned, 2 and l. Err
rors, 8 and A. Hits, 10and7. Pitchers,
Cobb, Jones and Killen. Umpire,
Gaffney.
CHICAGO, August 1o.-Louisville, 8;
Chicago, 8. Earned, 5 and2. Errors, 2
ami A. Hits, Is and z. Pitchers, STRAIT
ton and Luby. Umpire, Hurst,
New York, August 10.-New York, 4;
Brooklyn, l. Errors, 2 each. Hits, 8 and
a. Pitchers, Rusie and Stein. Umpire,
Barnie.
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Couldn't Get S~iulIane.

INDIANApoIls, IND., August l0.-Pres-
ident Brush, of the Cincinnati ball club,
returned yesterday from Chicago, where
a conference was held with Mullane.
This PLAYER agreed to 60 back to Gin
cinnati at the terms offered when sal
aries were cut. He insisted, however,
on receiving pay for the time he has
been idle. This broke of the negotia-
lions, and Mullane still remains with
out a position. Won Der Abe is anxious
to secure Mullane in exchange for Glea-
son., but such a trade will not be made.
The league agreement relative to sign
ing papers who refused to accept cuts
in salaries is effective in this instance.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRusTEE's SALE

OF OHIO COUNTY FARM.
By virtue of deed OF trust dated the thin
day OF January. A D. 1901, and recorded ~ Y,
ohiee OF tho Clerk Of the County Court OF 0hs
No. 81, page 67s. made by Daniel MCDONALD y;
Harvey H. Mcdonald TO me, the undersignA
trustee, l will, az such trustee, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1897,
at 10 o'clock a. M, otter for sale at the nofTs
door Of tho Court House Of Ohio County. "
Va. in the city Of Wheeling ct public auenSS.
to the highest bidder, on the terms hereinESs
mentioned, the property described aS iouGa
Ohio county. WeSt Virginia. adjoining the Fs1ii
sylyanIa State line and lands OF James ~
and others, and bounded and described q "
lows, to-Wit: Beginning ct . large white ~
corner to lands Of Hugh Ersklno; Themes Y
to a stone: thence north lslSo west ~ PoaI
q stake; thence north A9Lo east 1a3 poles Y
stake; thence north 10<e west &.6 pgs;
70 a rcd oak; thence north SlkSe west Y
poles TO o stake; thence north y, eaSt vi III
poles to a stone; thence north w. en- g M
TO q stone; thence north ~ east 66S polesS'
stone; thence by lands Of Porter and Cha9sy,,55
north 871S' east % poles 70 Q stone IN the n
line; thence south J. west 1917 poles 70 = ~
nearG white oak; thence By line oi Aey ,Ssss
south $50 west "a poles to a sugar; thsSss
south 1879 east S poles to a white OAK t v
south 29S west ~ poles to q stone; thence IN, \
$50 east III poles TO q white oak; thence WI
461So east % poles 70 q beech; thence by I.nTIi
Hugh Erskile north So west 65 poles 70 q
place of beginning, and containing n acFS
Il poles, moro or less. mn
TERMS or sALE-one.third and as r1ucn ~ ~
as the purchaser may elect to pay IN cassp
balance In two equal annual payments pIo "
he nfwaH fRE thu HntaEFnH tnEfnifmRf&Ht pEtgg
Interest from the date OF sale, payable annu.1
with good security, and tho title to be re'A"
anus aus u B.s ALLISON. TrG.I1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Train That Is to Take corbott to
Now Orleans is Engaged.

The Train That IL to Fake Corb OFT TO
Now OrIenns is Engaged.
New York, August 1o.-The special
train that is to take James ]. Corbett to
New Orleans for his great fight with
John [. Sullivan has been definitely
settled on at last. William A. Brady,
Corbett's manager, has been negotiating
with all the chief roads going to that
city and closed yesterday with the
Piedmont Air Line. The train. which
will be called the "Corbett special"
will leave Asbury Park at 4 o'clock p.
M. September i, and will make the
run in forty hours, arriving in New Or.
leans ut half past Z on the morning of
September 8. The train that Sullivan
aud his party will take needs fifty
hours to do the distance. John L.
Sullivan touched his weight limit, 210
pounds, after his afternoon spin yester-
day. He is in good condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
3 WESTERN.


The Ohio River Extension to Be Com
plsted by October l.
Special Dhpateh to Ne IntHtgeHee.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August lot
is announced tina. the great Norfolk &
Western Ohio river extension will be
completed October l, when through
trains will be u from Norfolk, Va, to
Columbus, o., and Chicago. This ex-
tension runs through the widest part
of the state for over 200 miles and strikes
the Ohio river at Kenova, w. Va. This
country is richer in natural wealth than
any other part of West Virginia, there
being coal, iron and timber in album
dance. There are over twenty tunnels
in this extension.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
sMA11Pox IN NEW YORK.
Cause for AIarm-A man Dies from the
Disease and There Arc Fears that 1t May

Cause for AIarm-A Man Dies from tho
Disease and There Arc Fears that 1t May
Spread.
NEW YoRk, August 1o.-The health
inspectors reported three cases Of small
pox to-day, one of them fatal. Joseph
Danier, q confectioner, died of the dis
ease at his home, 1o1 West Houston
street, to-day, aud Baptiste Bouletti, a
cook employed at the Merchants hotel,
was fonnd sick with the scourge at 26
South Fifth avenue. A sister OF Danier,
who lived with him, worked every day
throughout his illness in a candy factory
with 200 other women. tits feared she
may have spread the germ Of the dis
ease. The sick man who died also
worked in a candy factory. A short
time after Danier's death It was dis.
covered that q 7four-year.old girl was
suffering from SMALLPOX at 22l West
Houston street, one block distant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
Tho Alien Contract Law.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August 10.-The
treasury department has decided that
a foreigner who makes a contract in
this country to work here and then re-
turns to his own country cannot come
back 10 the United States for the pur-
pose OF fulfilling his contract without
violating the provision Of the alien con-
tract labor law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Is What Miss Emma L. Morse Values Hel
Broken Heart AT.

Broken Heart AT.
CHICAGO, August 1o.-Fifty thousand
dollars is the sum Emma L Morse asks
Of ]. G. Talbot, and to recover this she
has brought suit in the superior court.
Talbot is the president of Guarantee
Investment Company. and lives in
Missouri. Miss Morse is "a years old,
handsome, accomplished and eminent
ly respectable. She is originally from
Cincinnati. She has a long tale Of al
legged peridy to tell against Talbot
claiming that a year ago'they met, fell
in love-at least she did-and he prom
ised to marry her. This she declares
he has not done, hence the present suit.
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murder and Suicide.

ADMISSION, Ala, August 1o.-Talladga,
a town twenty miles south of here, was
aroused by four pistol shot: in rapid
succession yesterday.
Men hurrying to the scene found two
men lying on the ground, both dying
before a physician could reach them.
1t was arase Of murder andsuicide. R.
L Raspberry, a bartender employed by
N. Simmons was discharged. Drawing
a pistol he shot Simmons once. Then
he placed the pistol against his heart
and fred. He then fired two more
shots at Simmons, who lay on the
ground already in his death struggles.
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OHIO RIVER ROAD

VIII soon Have Rn Independents Entrnnce
In o Huntington.
Special Dispateh 10 he MtoaiOeHetr'
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August 1o.-Tae
Ohio River railroad will soon have an
independent entrance into Huntington.
The bridge over the GuyandOtte, three
miles above here, will be completed the
latter part Of this week. The track has
already been laid to Kenoya, where the
Ohio River road will connect with the
Norfolk and Western. A gravel train
went over the false work Of the bridge
and came into the city this evening.
The Ohio River will come into the city
on its own line just as soon as their
new passenger station is completed, in
about two weeks.
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HINTS TO VETERANS
Who Intend to Visit the National
Encampment at Washington.
SOME PRACTICAL WORDS OF ADVICE

From tho Chairman of the Local
commlttec..The Necessity of secur-
ing Quarters Before Reaching the
City is Urged Alike Upon Veterans
and visitors..The Position OF WASH
ington Clearly shown--The Citizens
VIII Bear All the Expense. as the
House of Representatives Declined
to Join tho Senate in Making an
Appropriation.
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No nrnnknrn. Allowed.

COLUMBUS, O., August lo.-The car.
riage and wagon makers in national
convention yesterday, provided for or
ganizers in each state, and that any per-
son in the union who becomes intoxi-
Gated shall be summarily fired.
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Lynehed for In.altInr q woman.

CAMDEN. ARK, August 1o.-Bob Jor-
dan, a negro prisoner in the custody Of
Constable Wright, while being brought
to this city last night for Judgment in
Jail. was taken from the officer by a
party OF masked men and shot to death.
He had insulted q white women.
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The Rev. VIM. Stout, Wharton, Ont,
states: After being Intellectually treated
by seventeen different doctors for scroll
uia and blood disease, l was cured by
Burdock Blood Bitters. Write him
for nroof. pAW
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CoHoEs. N. Y, August 10.-A tornado
here yesterday afternoon destroyed
Forepaugh's circus tents; loss $4,000.
No one seriously hurt, although some
OF the employees sustained injuries.
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TOR SALE.
CRYSTAL WINDOW GLASS WORKS.

This property q conveniently located IN Tie
city Of BeliRire, O., With the Baltimore d 0hl3
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh, and the Cleveland
Lorain & wheeling railroads touching the ware
house. The works arc IN good running ordel
with natural gas connections and oil moaeta
improvements.
The works viii be sold at abargain, asa whoa
or the buildings and other appurtenances ana
the site will be sold separately
The present company desires to close out Y
business, and will. sell the works Is they sAua
parts, as stated above
Call on or address ~
Chairman OF COMMITTEES on Sale for Crystal WI
dow Glass Company, Bellaire, o. lGN