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Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
0ooobue 60, Rinne,ota.

eftsr EFT utoois giuter. meo afpsrIsre,
iiilot % toi0t SER, fornocn nOacn ene al
pefpoeabeo, bar ri M ioaet Barren. ium
oslda til oeHne 3io bar paret ultaoia meo
nie9eH Neobgr al &ean oa tiloels temm,I,o
ioioe Gage og RRtter, iaa pi enpuu en- lac
rem I Wal @9aaneO bauoe fprneOeut Of
BRUCE BlntertIGoer ior at beItptte % mob
Noroosiio'nosn. Gf ben @ruuo aaar bet
lmaat meO NGer Og eng. tbl SorSeu er iolo
o8 SElien er ioio ior GIgoeny gUrt ca
Srip'el. Wicu n~llinspcl Ian man bno ie ca
Iorneilirle, at &aorcu or Iommcn: tbi Sor
Den 9rsnnes. SrGcrnc nboer ahopser. on
6u9leue fuIorer At GInor % ipnoer Stnbc.
rcnS BrIs, icr0t Sommereu er usr. E,o;oa
oi Sfpoets Ssrn burOe bel Of ct sIao SIcrte
lpHSe til SerrcnS Dor Cubs sgre Cop Ga
Satteian9e, fproi hans Irifmobeo, gobbes,
Naaoe os Sarmbiertisbeo IieOie er mn ooer
%! St Ter 10 al BIabene fra andre 2onoe,
9oorieoes Sunser us 9prtio bar tjemiUat
3uiinDer al Reuneitcr, iaa be enoua Opr at
Sunser; men cs bar Den Haabise % BARN.
blertl9e Cub iparst ior en- faaban Siem.
lp8elie! Sar ri life flor Gariaa til / 20,
mpsbeo at tatte BAN. LOBE bonn og prize
bans Nnon, fcroi ban baslia, uosn no9cn
Dor 6ortleneite bar label fin BsIIisnelIe blipe
os tiloel baaoe pan SjGI Os 9e9eme!
Ran @rnnb at bet uitabi8e SER / giutcr
bar Der uGret mescn SpsOOm / Samilierre
beromtrtns. 6ormOoentIis er bel SpsOom.
mems aarias 90 Grippe, tanter iss. ab.
iitut9e 9SOsialo er usiau inotrufue.
3 Btnter bar Der / GurlaRos Renlabeos
atrts ct Bar Rpoer. Get isrte gasbe
oareoe ! to Gage, boprpeo caiaa Rato,
meHi9beoer bapbe Gosuns til SprbnnoIia9
al bet Spgr8smaaI: "&Ienb bog bin Se.
ip9elieS 8to!" 5oruoen Steoets 8rpIt,
Y, " Gfteoalpur Taitor 8igrn % 2unoe-
berg iamt gmiiar Sr9tte tilftebe. Bet bar
ct aoOt % ~opbp9selist Nsbe, ipm al ben
fore 6oliemGu9oe GiGr ben iioite 3as) blep
ponbsrt meo flor Snteresie.
Set auOet 9lgOe Oarebe tan en- 9aa, %
fun Ior GurIanbs Renisbeo til 5orbanolina
al bet Spprssmaal: "gr bet Set al ct gee.
HisbsSslem at beig8e SaIoUnsrne?" 3ette
Sppr9smnaI bIeu o9iaa lille iaa Tibet bis
tlterst. HaturIispis bar Spritaaelieu ben,
at bet lille bar Set af ct RerisbeOSlem at
beige SaIoonerue % unberitptte benz / oeres
lessHS- % iiRleforo9ruenOe Srafi. Ren
en- Ting er: VT b~etienSe % erilere, at ga.
loonerns er ct 'uoermaabs itort Dnoe; men
en- nuoen Ting er bet, at man paager p9
beoer: "2eo os life ubi SriiteIie!- os paa
iamme 3io mobarbeioer bette Gnoe nteo al
ben Kraft, iom Serreu bar lopet at bile
iti9nte ben Spase / Rampen.
Abonuent.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
saSep, Barnes Co., 1oro 9afota.

8r. &eOattOr! - Ia ies aIori9 bar feet
no8et / Slaoet fra bette Steo, iaa bill iss
beoe ON 4IaOs for uogle 9tuter.
vi bar / ben isnere 9iO bapt met 3iesn
eno be itoite 10 Gar, ina bet ier no til, at
9atota after bill blipe rig pau 8nHo. Sois
bet blir 3ilf9Ioe, bar ul l~l0ii9ter til gooe
Gplinser % Blooming" Der til Sommereu.
3aSep er en- pen liOeH BD pan Sanboru,
gpoperstoipn & turtle SGT. Baner. Zen
bar to 8utiter, ct Gpotbet, en- SaOeImagsr.
ibop, TO Smioier, to 2eieitaloe, ell 5ssbmple,
en- St~omaseribop % tire gIepatorer.
Den 12te Gpril bleo ies meset Operraitet,
ieet mine RabUer Tom og operralteoe mig
paa min 5goieISoaG % braste meO mango
pene acknowledgement os bOlot ct pent
@eburtsou9Iag. Sr. So. 8. RpsIiug baoOs
i~prfattet en- Gang / anlebuin9 af 3ngen.
Senlis SiIien til"9 ecOrabsB uiten"S mango
29iere. &. 8. gperion.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Dor 8p or belis9enoe peo ebepsHHe H'per,
ben bar 2 Gtpres, Q Smebeibops ps en- 5iour'
Msus. vi Dor lille nossH Sernbans oleHnem
Dor lille Yp enbnu, men Der tales ON. at
ri itaI iaa en- iuart. @cr Rarteesplaos CT
pep Rortbern 8acfc Sanen.
Ser ruuot fiuoes NoromGrS, Spenlisr,
SranfmGnO % mango andre %ntionaliteier'
men goremauocne uosjpr 6lertailet. Sicis
Wars sipliua bar piitHot ben itpriie, Jon pt
bar bapt poo mango gar, men DC tore HesH'
iaIb uooper Ssittn sIpros SnpblersHinsen
minore sunitise. Ger sr i~aaleoes nlesei
grbeioe isien iom unoer sunltlse Selrfor'
holo life piloe pGret M; en- Tel 2rGltnln9
itaar tiIbase os en- flor Del at asereH lisssr
uplptet. Sarmerns bar bog lille taet 3foest,
men oil iorisae, bpao be Tan, tor at iaa laa
meaet ION mulist t%iliaaet. Ran iror, al
bet oil blips ct soot Var, % SorSeu or lao
ooot opblppt. 3st oil iomme tiIsooe lor %
Nrbsiosre. vh ae""a'""S'
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
@rotom, srown Co.. eps safota.

SefcliuiH9en Der pmfatter be furitJeut9ite
NattoHer, bog er bet ct fort ~Itanoinaulit
Settlement OF berfra. Stjpnt bie tomue
fra icrltjeatge 9anoe / europe, omgaueS ot
goe1igt meo %boeranore, o9 iieIoen inbtrGifer
Der noget gait RabUerne imelem. 5oIt Der
er, buao man talOer we'll Of, bet oil iige De,
iom life ira Se9pHoelien IOg for fort paa.
Sanoet er fru9tbart. men bet aIGlber lie at
robe fig for opbt inc / @lRlo. A0liugeu bar
oRret np9cuIuHOe bra belle 3iOCn, iijor rigtia
goo. @rptoH Dor nGrmelte MarteospiabS,
er en- al De tripeli9ite 8ber Staten, pg bar
Ooret fla raft i be iibitc @ar. Meu Ell for
Del al 6orretninss itrpaet DbeIagoes ior ct
Gar &ar iioeH al SlOebrauO. gu er Oct
6eIe after opfgrt. Scr er 10 gleuators. en-
flor Sioain9 MiG, en- SEED gtil, @rOton
9inieeo Oil 60, 2umber gnro pg en- Bird
garb; eesuoen mango pene Butifer.
Ola pnn ErRrieH.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
srmlp, CASCADE Co., Mont.

Sr. Reoaitgr!- St bar taut en- uOmarlet
Siuter, bpiltet bier fig pna Baarene, iom er
iaa ieoe, iom De Tan BIZ, iEient De life bar
faaet nuoet END, buao De bar nappet af
Warfen.
@rGsiet srUr M, / Ribten al April, iaa
bet er en- gpit at ie, men 6aarene bRrer fig
40, ipm ON be Ituloe ere beiatte; be blir
iaa opermooi9e at bette erptle @res, og De
tror ~iauoipnli9pis, at 10 mere be ~iprinser,
besmere be fnoer, % jog maa fsIse benz,
forat life SIR. lllp Ital iaa fig en- 8io. Get
sr en- iu Sbr men ies Iirsr BAN bog %Oftsre,
eub ban lurer mig. 5orreiten oil leg meo
bet fsrite eipe 5aaresj9tniusen en- COB Tag;
tbi 5oli runbt Der paaitaar, of ole Baares
aietere bIir finpsiuase. Os bet pilbe leg ttte
ipnes ON.
genlig Silieu til "9oiteH's mango 2a iers.
en- Rorbbalins.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
Sennins, Rinnefota.

Ta bet er IGnse iiben GOget bar p9ret al
ie ira SenntnG oil ies beoe ON Elaos ipy
no8le Sinier. 8peH Senning porer fig ftaoie
itprre, o. ON Ri life bar baOt no9en 1Bpom",
iaa bar ri BOG bapt en- john 6rem9ana, %
bet Ter uo til at bIipe 9anite Iipligt til Cont
meren meo Sb99eioreta9enOer. SioitC
CONNER bIep Der p8iaa bp8sst en- bel Del.
vi be itsrre Sp9nin9er tan napues u. 9,
Saulieas % g. u. Saulieus 8ebosliesbuie
be er fore % patre % en- 8rpo for 8pen
9ern9t Q. y. Beujamins general store,
Utrs. 3oleoipns Sote, iamt s. 8. 2unobs
SBOto9raf8aueri bpiIte usiaa er sobe 8pS.
ringer / fit Slasa.
Sioite Nar bapoe ri en- mseet COB Golin8,
% oeriOr bar Der ogiaa pGret COB Graiii
Bpeu. Si bar ct al De beblte Sueoemarieoer
/ bet peitli9e WiinHeiota, % Iariasen BERTH
er i%oruemmelis Den, at 6armerue bar bpsset
is en- e9en @lcoator, iom ION rumme fra
$4,000 til 10000 8uibels; ben er M leiet no
os brides Of 6. 8. SranobUrG iom CT en
sammeI os belois SueoetDber.
On Ting er Der Der, lom Ri bar Grnno til
at bore glade Uper, % bet er, at ri in8cn
Schooner bor, % ri bill baabe, at pt aIort8
maa fan np9en. SalcUus% artiet bar buert
Nur arbeioet paa at iaa iuo SaIouueu. men
bet er en0uu Tile Ipttets ior Dem. De III
heller life iGar en- eneite al fine NGnO palgt.
Seq trur en- COB itanbinapyit GOitpr btlbe
eigre bet aoot Der, ba Der er mango Stdus
oiuoper men iu9en TtanotHauilt 9pttpr /
8pen. Geo. q. YpuIion.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
saits, asrm.aa ssuntp. saimm.

Sorrise Gar bupoe pt aoo aplin9 Der, %,
oa %riierne bar n~oseuInuoe spSe, iaa itanr
Jarmsrue iis gauite soot.
Yaa bet tirteiigs Smraaoe er Der pRbnst
5reb, pmtrent ipm mellon StormasterHe /
europe. 8 Eolititfen er bet euouu p9rre.
Neee 8aaraanuen bespHote ri i 9tIoieu al
gprii, iaa @popeirsoasene bar pGrei LANCE
o. 9Gtterns forle for 6armereu.
Senli9 SiIien til 'Roiteu1s mango 2Riere.
gn Gpbespuoer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
Maniifane, shoaifraft Gountp,
W2id1ioau.

Ser bar pGret en- 600 ginter, lite msset
5roit eler Sne. Gae 9pmmerleire sr for.
laots MI. % SasmplcrHe or / fulo Sang.
9pfusisbsr % ga Grippe bar bsrIet Der /
ginter, os uosle 3sosfuIo sr 5sssu. Si
bar uuoer CpfsreIie en- ncrii spaHseIif
airfe, o. ri baaber at iuuHe fna ben iarpis
til Ssltsn. Dor Er9t er gaiior 3. y.
Carrier, iom or soot Iist at Vile.
en- SfanoiHap.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
6 hranoer, siamore 60, minn.

or Reodltcrl Cfran0sr er en- NO Bp !
6tamore gOuutn beliageHos usfem Sprrs
8alep % Sc Rop, Rowgr Gpuntn. Get
isrite Sus bIep bs8gst ! September 1891, "a
MI er Der 9 GltUaiorsr. ct Sotsl, 9 GrUrerg
Stores, 9 9umbsr gorOs, en- Smsoie, ct
SiomageruGrIItcb, en- SieliGurant. men iuseH
Salpuu, men, oa man Tan ina alt bet Triife,
mon ptI hare arieeusL ioa iOmmsr bet 10
pap vt. Q. 6.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
apimOeiuasomms. peres gebano.

Goin6ciBg0omme, beres yebano'
ling % 6elbreoelIe, er 3itelen poa en-
al The Viturine Medicine Co. / Chi
ca9O uosiuet BOG. Zen sicer en- rsis
astig Selfriuelie al De hos aoinoen
i%oretommenoe SpsoOmme ps ursseis
m9~siisbeoer iamt gtanoen, boorpaa be
let, burtist os biligt iunne belbrebes.
8Osen, ioH er at sunlte ualminbelis
Snteresie for ale @pinoer, ienoes por.
tofrit til Gntper, Tom inoienber ct A
Gents 5rimarfe. Goresier
The Viturine Medicine Co.,
27.1s.13 Al Glart Ctr, gbieaso.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
aorreiponbaltce.

,,,r gopn 90 seresfe iaass IN. nr'rs-
,~ersff''a,, n, tlir iYs erenna aisnnemlrfit 1--WE
ptolfF s,,r,t I'll iHs tliDs sf,n'iisalort. Hlss'
ssnr, I'M, ssrtipsnSsni snliu bel, nsa '<'
,s!Hr'i.s roe tsps Gapnst % serssisn-
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

6erren: "9et sior mig Onot, &areu,
at min Some er iaa misiornsiet meo
Fem us ma tianbe iaa uite." = aa.
rem: -ga tag Dem life nar al bet! Seq
brpr mig life ct @ran ON bet
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
gigiinertsr, perioetiit oG

maitie Smertr aus 2ss,mss The RnosFtst og SrQtrHt. 2sper % Art Sps
Sommt, Srsnye Bssptphu aorgsa,oHsr CBioDnItrsnu us.Jt eousesi elr DErtt
hoeIugttnee danhe aGMt. Inlet, Qppeo OF IanopHe Dg oae afr0tteube SGgo0mme
JAM 9tnaeos Cr tulbfdHog bitten 1dbreoet oo Srusen at bet eetrtfs RUS
Ntutnngea inDu9oer ~ bet mefe 9sbst Of nuQIe Iaa Timer, unbers
dtto al her bCS bturaa 9oss, un uuar Bsoruo.n fsit bsspuber, oil ben
ann puuig temab,
Rorft bpr,s Dag % Iai en- siidnur ON 6aGm. % Ral al, I'll.
tsios 6ar.s oietstulsn mso cen blaa Stbs tnOaO pa isU. ass.mst. On
Srng bagGg na bel tn9ass en- rno'fop mo srnfrn Gbbtfe Of beofs Rua'
itt Eh 5maabsrn brusss ballot Bomb Os boot gbbtte.
aorf.t t0aer pouofrit tiihnot Sole, fun en- Dollar, og bet r ga
conttrei at Uart ulot iaa urfiomt bibrsoenbs Retnhns ION be beofs ef
rie Better. DIR igler fro 10 ri so Sang. ioa asqt. Gnbper, Der n bsfisubi
neo slefrciet. Tau prDu, StrDmnino'u pore Ros til erbOr Tb, oa ui
tGor rbt III ale Fiber at ubbeae e. n RIsbrr $40 90 for sbperi Ros,
Der, nanr bet err beblnelet ratiet, fuhuUr I'm 8rnns % life haar ben gt'
oi ttE Brgos. Gboert U2sotem zen Famts itnRe bore Ct GltrriiI Ddmant
Fors, eHeu be er ipge tnr rolf n br life fnbss noest bsors D0iob. mob
%5p9bomme. funbreoer Of anb"ainaer ira 5of, beIbrsbsbe al bette Uteuu'
oerlas aors, ntiehtrer bets mCad5s 8irtninaer. Oct .r ben Spsss Trgh
cg ben 5uuoeS Betnt'r Ssno en- Dollar III rr0snitaa,nbe Gbrssie % fd
pOriDnj. ttsrot bet @fstrff, 0h1mont aors meO fufbftpnbis 8ruascuois'
ntng, Giicas etc, raer inb 5 23rcrs / rfommcuber,t Brsp for 6 innhauue
arTa BrrrsOns DTug asepOt. 682 W Division ST., Chicago, H.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17

Girferne bar Ilersitsos / Spdnien
itaaet rent TONNE ! ben iibits 1io. Soil
tsr life saa Der af Srpst for uuartiitii;e
9Wamitattsutater. Gprleoen Dog
~ipranates en- Bonnie yda @nosR !
GaOiy, miSt ! eu oeiiills Procession
bpis IcolemHfsr rRSislsldsne tOg
9luaten iii ale &auter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
On CONTAMINATION.

eriprr tor 6cnicapl 8Grbecen al 5rss
oerItsitap. glOroe iOrfeoen en- tuif Ope'
ration. 6un bapoe feet, at en- al benz
bss 6cns bdpoe itrantst, % ioritob. at
Der Dor en- SDaoom / aroen. Saa tor
bun r~eiolut en- aniu. itirrsr Sul pda
Subsu, nnbusr Sroer, tsmmcr ben -
ben bar iplot meo Ss o. anoet Ros
teri, Der haUoe tat fla fat - % ipsr
Gabuir8en isjeu meo iOrt ellie. Ssnen
ipnnIulerer MI omtring | beots Bel
gaacpoe o. logger fine reglementereoe
9@l.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-17
Oct EIekfriske Diamant- KOrs

teret ! Se'lerosrrlHnet Ditsrris for noels Oar TIL
ouee. men Srusen al bet bar burtia brsot fs iii
Epilano, Granting, Sfaubinouitn os andre euro
peiffe 2ouo,, bpOr bet uu CT beirost,t Iom ct al be
t~raft,site Selbr,o,liesmiolsr lmoo mango Sloss
fOrIirqis, Spebomms. Bi oil if7e Der prsoe poo
At Opitrius ale be iorTisutss Spsbomms, bet sIst
triIfe Qors mso 6slo er blspen anpenot impb, men
fun anfsrs ~inabanue 3llfoloer, | boilf. Grinrtussn
tilfuloe bar s~obtejort bets helbrsosnoe gseu Ifaber,
os bporfor Der furelisser utOiuliomms 8lonssbprb.
9isis Snebonme ere:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23
AGOODSHOW

We are always advising you to
advertise, and to keep on advertis
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
Should make your advertising effec-
tive-if an electric light be available,
you should not use '..tallow dip"
to light the path to your store.
What do we mean by that ! Sim
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your ad.
vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con-
tribute to your cash-drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled by
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the
eye by a display Of good taste in the
style and arrangement Of your an
nouncement.
Above all, let it be bold enough to
be easily read. Don't vex a reader
by vexing his or her eyes!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23

Lieutenant Wallace B. Lukens, of the
police force, had very eventful trip
yesterday in search Of child which was
alleged to have been kidnapped.
Mr.. and Mrs. shreiver some time ago
agreed to dissolve partnership, or rather,
Mr.. shreiver left his wife because, as he
claims, she was not conducting herself
as wife and mother should. They had
one child, a bright girl with faxen hair
and a comedy face. OF the tender age of
six years. Mr.. shreiver recently insti-
tuted proceedings Tor divorce and his
wife, who no longer lived with him sent
their daughter down the river to an un-
Gle OF Mrs. Shreiver's. 1t was on the
hunt OF the girl that Lieutenant Lukens
started out yesterday morning. He took
the Ohio River train to Proctor, and
after arriving there found he was of the
scent some miles. He boarded the up
train and stopped off at Franklin, and
found that the man he was looking for
lived three miles back in the country
that is, three country miles, and anyone
who has Travelled that distance knows
what that means. Nothing daunted
Lieutenant Lukens hired horse and
actuallyreached his destinations in thirty
five minutes. He found the girl in
charge OF her uncle, Mr.. Lon. Watkins,
who offered no objection to the officer
taking her back. After an hour and u
quarters ride back to the railroad the
officer and his charge took the train and
arrived here yesterday afternoon.
Lieut.. Lukens Immediately on arriv-
ing here took the girl to her fathers
residence, 1884 Main street, but finding
no one at home he brought the girl to
police headquarters, where she remain
ed until z o'clock last evening when
her father called and took her home.
While the little girl was resting in
Chief OF Police McNichops Office a re-
porter quizzed her as to who she would
rather DO with, her mother or father,
and she promptly replied, with papa"
allow did you like your ride with
Lieut.. Lukens?" ooh, l had four
rides" she replied. zone on horse
back, and one on the railroad, aud two
on the street cars"
While waiting for her father Lieut..
Lukens supplied her with bananas,
grapes and other fruit, and she seemed
to be quite glad that she was at last to
be with her father.
Mr.. Louis Shreiver, the father, works
in the Wheeling steel plant; and is well
thought OF by his associates aud friends.
His wife on the other hand has been
playing fast and loose lately. She is
alleged to have been frequenter OF
houses OF bad fame, and yesterday she
was before the United States circuit
court, charged with retailing liquor
wlthouta goyernmentlicense. She was
adjudged guilty and fined 500, which
sum she promptly handed over to the
court officials.
There is another case pending against
her for intimidating a witness against
her, Miss Annie Ehrman. She is al
legged to have threatened to kill Miss
Ehrman if she appeared against her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23
LOCAL BREvITlEs.
sIattors of Minor sIomeut in and about
the CITY.

sIattors Of Minor nIomeut In and about
the City.
OPERA HOUSE this evening-"Master
and Man"
GEORGE A. SHERIDAN at lower market
square this evening.
THE Council committees on real estate
and police will meet tonight.
The will OF Jacob Els was admitted to
record in Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
OFFICER JOE FAHEY is the happiest
man on the police force. He is a
father.
LIEUTENANT WALTER TERRILI yester-
day morning took William Hutchinson,
colored, charged with robbery, to Pitts
burgh.
CLERK Hook yesterday issued mar:
riage license to Joseph Myers, aged
thirty years, and Sadie F. Gaines, aged
twenty-one.
THE Wheeling Patriarchs are fine
looking body Of men and their eyolu-
tions were watched with interest.-Stett-
benUille Gazette.
r. L. FRAZIER qualified yesterday be-
fore Clerk Hook as administrator of the
estate Of James A. Cochran. Bond
$500, T. j. Hugus surety.
AUGUST LAUE, charged with disturbing
the peace by contending with violent
language, was fined 81 and costs by
Squire Arkle last evening.
The Jewish new year was observed
Yesterday by services in the synagogue
and the general closing OF the stores Of
the followers Of that religion.
ADAM HART, the we'll known street
car operator, was quietly married yes
terday afternoon to Miss Minnie Horn,
at the residence of Father Mullen, on
South Wood street. They will make
their future home on South Jacob
street.
The repaving Of Jacob street, above
Forty-third, which has been torn up in
the past two weeks for the purpose OF
relaying the street car tracks, was be-
gan yesterday. About one square was
finished, new brick being laid between
the tracks.
Mr.. W. r. DONALDSON, OF the Donald
son Carriage Company, was pleasantly
surprised yesterday at noon by being
presented with a gold headed ebony
cane, the gift OF his employees. Mr..
George ]. Kleeh made the presentation
speech, which was responded to in a
feeling manner by the recipient OF the
gift
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger. in the City and wheeling Folk.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Robert Young and wife are at the
Windsor.
al. G. Fields Minstrels stopped at
the Behler yesterday.
Mrs. Almond, Of the South Side, left
yesterday for New York on an extended
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hough, of Fairmont,
arc in the city, the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Wills.
]. II. Knapp, of Philippi, and A. w.
Kennon, of st. Clairsville, were at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Advance Agent vogle. OF the al. &.
Fields minstrels, camo back to Wheel
ing to sec the new programme.
Mrs John Boulding, OF East Wheel
ing, left Yesterday morning over the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad for 1ronton,
Ohio, where she expects to spend a few
days with her mother and eister.
Prof. ]. McHenrY Jones, Of Wheeling.
marched with his patriarchy and did
not use the carriage. Prof. Jones is
one OF the brightest colored men in
West Virginia. -SteubehviHc Star.
DR.. and Mrs. Gustave Aschman enter
tanned handsomely at their residence
last night the members Of the Monday
night bowling club. 1t was one OF the
most enjoyable social events of the sea-
son.
Mrs. G. Yeater and Mrs. l.. Yeater, of
Board Tree; James Quinn, John Fargie
and Jas. P. Smith, OF Sistersville; 0. N.
Koen, Of Warrington; Ira ]. Smith and
A. S. Long, of Clarksburg, and 0. ].
Bartery, Of Burton, stopped at the Beh-
Ter yesterday.
]. W. Chesney and wife, of Middle
bourne, A. l. Rodgers, Of Bethany, J.
A. Grant, wife and son, Of Grafton, DR..
f. E. Terry, OF harrisburg, John A.
Cassler, OF Huntington, and Hon. II. O.
Hervey, of Wellsburg, registered at the
Stamm yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23

The marks atthe landing last evening
indicated 2 feet 4 inches, and falling.
The Bellaire packet Phillips is still
laid up on account OF low water.
The Bedford left at the usual hour yes
terday for Parkersburg. The Elaine is
the packet for the same port to-day.
The finishing touches on the new
steamer Sunshine, destined for the Park
ersbure trade, are being made, and the
boat will be ready for business in few
weeks.
NIorgautown, W. Ya.-River 4 feet 6
inches and stationary cloudy and cool,
Brownsville, Pa.-River feet G inches
and stationary; cloudy and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-23
HIS NECK WAS BROKEN.
A Prominent Citizen Meets With a
Shocking Death at His Home.
He FALLS. STRIKING ON HIS HEAD,
And Dies from His Injuries Before
Medical Aid Reaches Him-.The
Awful Fate OF Mr.. o. S. PhilpOtt. the
Well Known Architect, Last Night.
A Large Family Left to Mourn.

An awful accident occurred on the
South Side last night about half past
ten o'clock, as result OF which Mr.. 0.
S. Philpott, the well known architect
and superintendent Of building, lost
his life.
Mr. Pnilpott intended to- leave this
morning on a trip to ParkersburS and
other points in the state to attend to
business. Among other work he had
the new state insane asylum at Spencer,
the new normal school ut Fairmont and
other good buildings to look after. He
was at his home doing some figuring on
part OF this work last night. He was
in second-story room OF his house on
Twenty.third street, east OF Chaplins,
and had occasion to 60 downstairs.
At the head OF the stairs, so far as
can be Judged from appearances, he
tripped ON a rug, and falling forward,
pitched headlong down the stairway.
He evidently struck on his head. His
wife heard the fall, and going to the
stairway, found him lying in a sort OF
heap, breathing heavily, and uncon-
scious. She laid him straight, and Sec
ing that something serious was wrong,
hastened at once Tor doctor.
DR.. Schwinn responded promptly, but
too late 10 do more than see the I'M
fortunate sufferer die. County Coroner
Phillips was summoned, and made an
examination. DR.. Schwinn inclined to
the opinion that death was due to
breaking his neck, though he thought
it possible that Mr.. Philpot might
have struck on his head, causing con-
cussion OF the brain. The coroner is
sued certificate OF death III accordance
with what was known.
Mr.. Philpott was forty-five years old,
and leaves a widow and five children.
three boys and two girls. One girl is Grip
pied and one OF the boys deaf and dumb,
which makes the bereavement all the
sadder. The oldest child is about sew
enteen. A brother OF Mrs. Philpott is
also an inmate OF the household. The
family came here from Cleveland. Their
original home was in northern Ohio.
Mr.. Philpott had built up good busi-
ness, which promised to become much
better.
He was a member of the W. L. Viii
son Tariff Students, and the club will in
all probability turn out in q body to at
tend the funeral.
Mr.. Philpott was born in England.
His friends say his family will receive
a pretty good sum of money from life
and accident insurance.