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ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
DO WOMEN or THE CITIES LACK M.
PoRrANr ESSENTIALS

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Young Women Of M" Metropolis DO
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poor Now lnrs, unless the music NJ The
greatest professionals thhi u phid i1r ~
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolliatci Irrigation Company
Location NJ ufrc aui principal place u
business 40. ~ Commercial street, salt
Lake city, Utah,
NOTICE. THERE ARE pELGNQu
~ up u the following described Stock on
account OF assessment 40, Q, levied upon the
2ird day 0t May. lsI., The several amounts
fei opposite the uamcs Of The respective share
holders o. follows, ~ wit
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notice

NOTICE n HERtBi GIVES THAT the
~ regular annual meeting Of tto st0rk
foidurs III ihe state uant OF uiah. Ut salt Lake
Citv. viii be- held At ne banking house, corner
Of Main sud south Temple streets ln siid city
uu Tutfdny. Juiy lsiL, l-1i, OF O'Clock u.n.
taH fnUrt.pV Il flr fiH rurnIag Of slt.tinu
uHcrtnrs To- serve for thp crsuing yoaf. md fof
the transaction " such iuriuDf luilrUss a. may
protcriy come before thr Meeting
uIuih 81. | Ills. Cashier.
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NOTICE - HENfHN GIVEN THAT
~ Albert r.Wcll AfmIniitrAGor OF tue estate
Of NlWlrn .. Wehh, deceased, h4t ron Tered
arrouut Of bis adniniairHiiUu OF faldustHtU aud
petition FOR hnnl ustnhuuon ~ ihu residue OF
said tttafu among the pcfHouH rthurd thefrlns
Is1lAt o. o'tlDrk a,tE..nt tho CnIri Room W SAID
SuuIt, iu the County Court iuusr, SAT- Lake
DiIy and County, utAh 1CfrIt'ly, haa been duly
appointed by thr Judge ot sAd Court, for tho
settlement ct s1iiacruuut anu hearing said Pc
uuun for dlsitIhuti1nt NJ which time AM pircr
any pursun Interested In sAid estate may 40
pear and show cause, 10 any there be-, why SAID
account should not be settled and approved
aud lnal istributon made a. pray cd Tor.
Dated June .lsi, ls92.
ClrrE " tho Probate Court
wApullLA ADAMS. attorney ior ostaic.
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, 1HAI
y Anna " Cnivcrl IAdniuisirauI " Che tf'
tItc uf Henry luTheftuu, DE-. eusrut hhs ron
dUrrd f1tscttlomput ami nlcu in s1id court hrl
nnni account Of hor administration ui alif
estate, aud prntiHu Tor nnl' distribution of
the residue " tAid estNC aWnuE the Ir-Huu'
cuuttd thHfctns uui that IursiAy, ttr iNii
day uf Iuiy, lsg!. vt ~ O'Clock q. Co.,, 90 NJ,
Court House. salt axe city AMI County, TIA.
TIrH.iHry has been duly appointed by thc JUDGE
~ HaId court Cor thc rrulCWrut nt sou %
count, aud hrHrlts aid ucutnn Cor tiH
tuhIN1u. atwhieh tmD AMI plHrt AnI pttsni
IuttriHtHI ~ sHi1 OHHita may Uputhf lnU shua
cause. 10 auy there D. WHY sHft Hrtnunt H'nuI.
NOT Do settled and amp .NUt and lrnl uHtriIu
ton made OFF prlycd fur
G.. 3. ALLEN.
clerk ~ the Probate Court
uy Carsrry nUuwNr. jU, Deputy Cicfa.
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IN tle Probate Court ot the County Of sat
tAko, Territory ui i.h.
In The matter uf the Estnic nuf.uuariinn dip
Of HfiFham iyprr. Mar D., lNUurl hla.
TiC NJ. fypet aud EneuCu.H lfpCr
Muurs.
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IroAL NOTICE..


cen OON1aacls
NOTICE IA uEHEBY GtNEN THAT
N rHHh o. A. uBwdcn, nlutr'-umtlN ~
the nstato OF samuel q. iiawfUn, deg tHard, has
rendered Tor settlement, aud Sled ln tHii
court. htr final acrouui ut hrr admin tuauun
III siidsftate and petition Tor nusl flsitihuton
Of tho frsIdue OF sai1 estate among the per.
foua enti'ied thereto. AMI that Wvuuea
day. the .U,L day 81 July, 4. D.. i-ll, AZ
% O'Clock q. M, At tho Court Hoom % fnin
court. in the County Court House, salt i.atu
tiiy and county. Utan Iofuturf. hhs been iuIl
appointed by tho iudgu VI SAID count Tor wv
excitement o. SAID account hnd hehritF stl
place nny pcrFon inturosted In fald estate may
smear and Show cause, n an thnrc. De- why
said scrount should not be settled ana hp,
proved and nnal distfpuuon made a. prayed
Tor
dated Jua1 9th, isel. -
Clork o. the Probate court
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Cltrs Of tho Probate ouri
Hy CAuftES BHuwSE, Ju., deputy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
WAVES FROM THE WEST.

. NJ. Bowling, of Minneapolis wears
5000 worth Of artificial legs and arms,
His left arm and both legs are gone and
all hut the stumps of his right thumb.
Nevertheless he writes a good hand,
gets about briskly, and does more BUSH
ness than many whole man.
4 Prof. Nelson, geologist Of Wales, has
been inspecting the Southwest Missouri
zinc mines in the interest Of an English
company. he states that European
zinc ore is nearly exhausted and that
English smelters will have to draw their
future supply of ore from America.
It is saidforty.four families at juno
ton City, Kan, have been conducting q
cooperative kitchen for year past, and
find from the annual report of the treas
urer that the. total cost was 5000 an
average Of $113.60 per family, or little
overS2 per week.
"A candidate for a congress nomination
in one of the Kansas districts was &C
cused OF writing poetry. He denied the
charge with indignation, adding: u
used TO write verses when boy, but
Tgave up the habit years ago."
The mayor of Omaha has signed an
ordinance to license gambling-houses at
$25 per month, and provides that gamb-
ling shall be done in public. This leaves
no chance for petty officials to black
mail the gamblers.
AWestern theater which had been
temporarily closed, announces that it
will shortly reopen with Mile. Flyaway,
the celebrated dauseuse, newly painted
and decorated.
Mr.. Potts, Of Dade county, Mo-, tasted
until the forty.fourth day had passed,
then was able to take nourtshment and
ia now reported as recovering.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
Enoonraee the Youngsters.


The Rtgister sneers when boys under
the voting age take part in a Republic
can denomination. One Of the poll
cies OF the Republicans il to encourage
the boys to participation the work OF
the party. They are not voters now
but they win be soon.
Many Thousands all over this broad
land, who four years ago marched in
Republican professions and belonged to
campaign clubs, and were sneered at by
the opposition, will form this year the
great army Of first voters who will vote
for Harrison and Reid.
Part Of the work this year is to edu-
cate the youth who will vote two years
and four years hence. Let the Repubii-
can boys in line, with their red fire and
vigorous yells. They are on the right
track. The party spirit they imbibe
now will grow in them and make good
Republicans OF them in the future.
So long as they are encouraged and
made to feel at home III Republican
parades and clubs they are not likely to
stray after false Democratic gods. The
work is educational and is intended for
yS,ang Americans as well as tie present
voters.
We thank the Register for unintention-
ally furnishing US with text for these
few remarks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
DON'T SMILE.

The habits OF lifetime on shore are
not easily shaken of when one goes to
sea. Mr.. and. Mrs. Parkinson were on
their first ocean journey and were in
their state-room one day when Mr..
Parkinson remarked to his wife: Il
think it must he raining" Mrs. Per
knson rose, peeped out OF the portfolio
upon the broad ocean and said: 81
guess 'tain't rainin' much. don't see
anybody out with an umbrella u
Youths Compdnion.
Mistress (fnding yisitori in kitchen)-
"Who is this. Mary?p Mary (confusedl
-aMy brother, MN" Mistress (sut.
piciously)-"You're not much alike"
Mary (stammering apologeticallyl-
ave were, nm, but he's just had his
beard shaved of, and that makes HIM
look different, m'm.--Pick Me Up.
"Nixon's salary is raised.
His employer saw him refuse to go into
a barroom with friend" secundus-
at was a matter Of principle with Nix
on, / suppose% Primus-"Yes; it was
his turn to treat."-Smith, Gray & Coz
NoRthIB
As a pleasantfaced woman passed
the corner Jones touched his hat to her
and remarked feelingly to his compan.
ion: IAN, my boy, owe great deal
to that woman" "Your mother?" was
the query. mo, my landlady."-Detroit
Free Press.
Jinks-"I don't believe Dante's' de-
scription Of the Inferno is correct.
Winks-"W notY Jinks-eNot one
Of the shades said to any other shade!
Is this hot enough for you "-Metu Yorl
Weekly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
nnn ENDS.

A singular boycott was recently en-
forced against q local pedagogue at
Bronkow, in Germany by the parents
of his pupils They objected TO- the
schoolmaster's extreme notions OF DIS
cipiine, and agreed among themselves
to keep their children at home. So the
bell rang for two days without the ap.
pearance Of scholar az the school
room, until at last tho magistrate SUM
moned the parents before him for con-
spiracy, and the schoolmaster won the
day.
During the May term OF the supertor.
Court at Carbon, Me-. number OF
aliens were naturalizel, among them
an Irishman. When the clerk put the
question: "Do you renounce all alle-
glance to the Queen Of Great Britain
and Ireland p he replied: "Tl go back
ON the Queen; but, young. man, III
never 90 back on old 1reland-neverP
The lawyers smiled, the spectators tit
tered, the candidates. petition was &C.
cepted and he got his papers.
A few nights ago the musical director
of one of the playhouses in Pittsourg
received very queer looking oox
adorned with skulls and crosshones:
He was greatly frightened aud removed
the suspicious looking box TO police
headquarters, where it proved to be q
ball Of yarn.
A would.be Joker Of Rochester, N. Y,
surreptitionsly inserted deck Of cards
in boz to be placed in the corner
stone OF the soldiers monument The
ceremonies OF laying the stone were de-
layed by tails little joke and the com.
mittee vas. very indignant over the al
fair.
The best cort owned by William Still
wagon at Schoenersyille, Pa, ate forty
cakes of soap that Mrs. Stillwagon had
made and had set out to dry. hall an
hour later the COW was found with q
stream of froth pouring from her mouth
and she was sutfocated.
London Truth tells story Of clergy
man who. provoked beyond restraint by
the coughing in his church, stopped
abruptly in his discourse and biurted
out: "This is either tho most diseased
or the most impertinent congregation l
ever preached 10"
A new arrangement for the detection
Of fire damp consists in pumping the
air into a testing room and testing it
with Bunsen burner. If the air con-
tains a dangerous quantity of fire damp
it ignites. and, moving a valve, sounds a
gong OF warning.
A ray of light which would travel
around the earth in about one-eighth OF
second takes more than four hours to
come from Neptune. From Alpha
Centauri, the nearest fxed star, light
makes the journey IN five and one.half
years..
The speed Of tho fastest railway is not
much more than half that Of the golden
eagles fight. The bird often makes lao
miles an hour.
The bicycle was invented by Ger
man baron sixty years ago, and first
called tresina.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
PERSONAL POINTS.

[ 1t seems that w. S. Gilbert, who
wrote the librettos of "Pinafore" and
'The Mikado, is the author OF the air,
''Ta-ra-ra boom.de-ay," which is having
such a rage just now on both sizes OF
the Atlantic The music was. adapted
to its present use without the real au-
thor's consent, having been sold to an
American publisher and not copyright
ed.
Sousa, leader Of the Marine band in
Washington, has decided to accept the
offer Of a syndicate to remove to Chica-
90 and conduct an orchestra there. He
IS guaranteed a salary OF $4,000 year
for five years with an interest in the
profits OF the organization.
Frau Probsti, who enjoyed the dis
tinction of being the heaviest woman in
Europe, has Just died at Troubling, in
Bavaria, at the age OF forty-one. Ather
death she weighed $50.
The little king of Spain and his royal
sisters have an English governess Miss
Eta Hughes) as well as an Austrian
and Spanish Governess, and each gets a
salary OF $1,000 year.
Rev. G. 6. Bruner Is pastor OF the
Evangelical church in Lincoln, Neb.,
and his wife, Rev. Ella G. Bruner, acts
as assistant pastor, and occasionally oc'
cupies the pulpit.
His old manager, Theodore Bromley,
is now authority for the assertion that
Mr.. Edwin Booth has refused to enter
tain proposition to appear upon the
stage again.
The trouble with his eyssight from
which Senator Hoar is suffering is now
reported, the Boston Aduertiscr says, to
be more serious than was believed at
first.
Nine. Marchesi, tho famous Italian
vocal teacher, is German by birth, stud
led chiefly in England, and has her
school in Paris. She married IN 1t
allan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
Lot Sale at Glendale |
TUESDAY, JUNE Is, 1892.


Beautiful, high lying land. Most Of the lots
100 BY 10 feet some much, larger. Three parks
Ample streets, made very large in effect by e.;
tAbIlShed building lines. Good neighborS and
no crowding. Many shade trees, and more 10 be
sci out. Electric light assured. Poles, wire and
other materials already ordered. Cheap railroad
rates. Nine trains each way daily. Health, com.
fort and economy In buying aud building at
Glendale,
This Is not boom movement, nor e this a
Tor purchasers TO secure bargains. Examine the
property. its improvements and Its surround.
ingS Notice the march OF Improvement south
ward along the river There 10 no other place
within reach Of Wheeling as beautiful as Glen:
dale, or "a certain to grow In value and attract.
ivenes& Remember tho day Of sale and be there.
June q, 1902
For pla.I, giving full information, apply BY
postal clrd or in person to the undersigned.
MNE. lsRSkINB.
Trustee Of the Glendale Syndicate. 1878 Market
street, Wheeling. leb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
MI. Blaine,s Position.

Mr.. Blaine does not need to say, 81
am Republican" There is no doubt
where no stands. His influence for the
cause Of Protection, Reciprocity and
good government will be felt in the
campaign. On hearing the result, OF
the Minneapolis convention he wrote
the following characteristicletter:
1.-THE resolution, energy and persistence which
marked the proceedings OF tho convention at
Minneapolis will, II turned against the common
foe, win tho election In November. Z
can minor dihcredees should be merged IN
the duty Of every Republican to do all ~ his
power TO elect the,ticket this day nominated by
the national Republican convention.
JASlEs G. BLAINE"
The talk about resentiulness on the
part OF those who attempted to defeat
President Harrison's denomination is
humbug. Republicans, like Mr.. Blaine,
are SO from principle. They, as a rule,
work for party success for patriotic rea-
sons-becauss they believe in the doc
trines of Republicanism, aud desire
them perpetuated-and not for selfish
motives. Harrison and Reid will be
triumphantly elected. s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

TaE newspaper fakirs in the Texas
flooded district were not satisfied with
depicting the horrors OF the.situation as
they actually we're, but in their excite
.nent sent over the country the start
ling statement that thousands Of fish
we're drowned in the flood. Texas re-
por.ers are bound to be sensational or
nothino.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

TIE Registers comments on the nom
nation of President Harrison are much
in the same line as those it made four
years ago. 1t isn't the first time in the
past thirty-twoS years that Democrats
have carried the country in their minds
Immediately after a Republican nomi-
nation; yet only once have they car
ried it at the polls, and then it was
done by accident.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

WHILE the small fry Democratic edi-
tors herea6outs are declaring that
Harrison is our meat" the Every man
Democrats wanted nominated" &c, the
great Democratic editors Of the country
are conceding that the Republican nom
nation is one Of great strength. Henry
watterson, for instance, the greatest
Democratic editor in the country re-
marks that beyond question the nomi-
nation Of the President is the strongest
that the Republicans could possibly
have made"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

IT is coniectured that's specific may
yet be found for every i'll that flesh is
heir to. However. this may be, certain
~ the best specifcyet found for diseases
OF the blood is Ayers Sarsaparilla, and
most diseases originate from impure
blood. p&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

The esteemed Register has already be-
gun its customary. campaign Of mis-
representation and bluster. Republic
cans have become SO used to it that
they know just what to expect, and will
be little affected by the Registers false
reports about Republican meetings, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

The gracetulness with which the
anti-Harrison leaders accepted the re-
suit at Minneapolis, and declared their
intention to go to work for the ticket
as earnestly aa if they had had their
own way, is an augury for success in
November, and will inspire the entire
party with the,spirlt Of unity and en-
thusiasm. II means that the great Re-
publican party will be solid for the
ticket aud the platform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

SOMETIMES we are told that the mission OF the
Republican party Is epded; we have met our
destiny and fulfilled Il But the destiny OF a
progressive party is never fulfilled In an, ad-
yancing and expanding national life. 50 long
as there remains wrong TO be redreSSed: so
long as all the privileges Of citizenship are not
freely enjoyed under the guarantee that the
constitution gives 70 all citizens Of this union,
Just so long Will this be q mission for the Repab-
iIcan party hataeey Depets a Minneapolis
And Mr.. Depew might have added,
Just SO long will Republicans stand to-
gether in the great national contests,
bury their personal disappOintments
ana move shoulder to shoulder against
the common enemy. ''1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

TnE shinnston Starts a neatly printed
weekly local paper that has begun lie
in that prosperous town in Harrison
county. 1t is non. political and will
doubtless receive, as it deserves, the
cordial support Of all the citizens Of the
community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

TIE smallpox scare is increasing in
Pittsburgh, and the papers OF that city
say that the outlook is really alarming.
wheeling should take warning, and act
ON the assumption that matters may
grow worse at Pittsburgh. "a stitch in
time saves nine"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

IF the nssessoF has omitted to assess
you, soc TO It that you are listed. You
will be deprived of your vote In Mo-
yember if your name Is not ON tho as
SCISSORS book.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
To REpnRLIcANs.

It Is part of the Democratic plan to
challenge the vote of every Republi-
tiif new west Virginia election law.
Don't let them fnd you unprepased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

HARRISON will be the eighth Presi-
dent OF the 90 who have presided over
the destinies of this Republic, elected
70 second term. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

Nearly every one needs good spring
medicine, and Hoods Sarsaparilla isun.
doubtedly the best. Tryit this season. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13

ATubt line of E. O. Burt's celebrated
fine shoes just received.
L v. BLOND, Sole Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-13
WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1892

tribute. the petty offices, but shall the
principles of the Republican party pre-
vail or shall the Democratic party be
given the power to carry It's un-Ameri-
can theories into efect2
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
Deer Park and Oakland,
On the Crest Of the AIlsShaHlss,
5000 FEET ABOVE TrDE.wArEE
SEASON OPENS JUNE p, 1892.
1000 FEEr ApOYE TIDE.WATEL

These famous mountain rcsorts,. situated at
tho summit Of the AlleglanieS and directly upon
tho main line Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio HallT0ad.
have the advantage Of is splendid vestibnled
express train Uervice both east and west, and are
therefore readily accessible from all parts OF the
country, All baltimore 4 Ohio tfainA stop Of
Deer Park and Oakland during the season.
Rates. $50, SIS and so q month. according to
location. Communications should DO addressed
70 GEORGE D. DESHIELDS Manager Baltimore
& Ohio Hotels, Cumberland, Md, up 70 June 10;
after that date. either Deer Park or Oakland,
Garrett county, Nd. myI.w4s
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PUBLIC SALTS.

SEE that you are assessed.