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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
Mr.. Rowland Rides Two Horses.

Mr.. Harry A. Rowland is q very re-
spectacle gentleman, a leading farmer
in st. Georges Hundred. He has been
honored by being sent to tho Legisla-
ture, and until recently was u member
of the Board Of Trustees Of the Poor,
and part OF the time chairman of the
same. Mr.. Rowland is a progressive
gentleman and loves to sea prosperity,
but at the same time he is a Democrat
OF the uncompromising type. Last
fail the Board of Trade of AIiddletown
held meeting anu Mr.. Rowland was
not only there, but made stirring
speech in praise Of tho shirt factory
established in AIiddletown through
and under the influence Of the Me-
Klnley tariff
The shirt factory had met with un-
prccedented success, and besides Mr..
Rowland other Democrats like Ma.
thanicl Williams, Seweli c. Biggs, J.
Thomas Budd and others mado
speeches praising the success of the
new manufacturing industry that had
brought new life to Middlctown. Mr..
NowlaEd was then citizen and a BUSH
ness man,
But on last saturday Mr.. Rowland
was Democrat and was chairman OF
the Democratic Convention that met
at New Castle Called on there for a
speech he made one Astounding in
| al,p,tapt Recommendations ~ ybo M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

Judge Ball held session of tho
Municipal Court on Saturday evening,
and disposed Of the following cases:
John Young, adiudged guilty of
drunkenness and begging on the
streets, was sentenced to pay fine of
~ and costs.
William Faulkner, colored, who an.
noyed number OF persons with his
persistent begging on the streets, was
also sentenced TO pay ~ and costs.
Henry Johnson, another beggar.
was also charged with dlsorderly con-
duct, and tine of 81 with costs was
imposed.
Hannah Butcher and Amanda Park
or. both colored, We're charged with
being drunk. They each denied the
charge, but as the evidence was over.
whelming were sentenced to pay u
line OF 81, and costs in each case.
Seven boys were charged with cor.
ner luungiug and committing Il nui.
5ance at Fifth and Pine streets. They
wero lined : and costs each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

Coroner Sparks held I'm inquest yes
terday On ieter Kelly, who was killed
on Friday evening on the B. " q. road
near lcIaWurc avenue station.
Schooner Long" Charles NJ. Clure
and Charcs Campbell, testified that be
fore the accident, they in company
with fifteen others had draGk four
kcp OF becr. The jury found the fol-
lowing verdict:
''ltesolved That Peter Kelly came to
his death through li5 own careless
moss on Friday evening, May 20, 1892
in attempting to board the through
freight train No. G02. on the baltimore
aud ohio railroad, near Pennsylvania
avenue and Liberia street, and ths
Jury condemns the practices OF parties
attempting to board trains while pass
Ing through the cItr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

rllE amendment introduced into
Congress to the pGnslon laws l. IL
mcrltolious ono and should becoue Il
law. II provides that soldiers IN the
various soldiers Homes kcatat the OK.
prnse OF the government, shall receive
but - II Month pension in lieu Of the
full pensions which they now receive
Tie amendment, however, does not
stop here. 1t abatcs none OF the pen
sion the government pays, but it does
this. 1t provides that tho difference
between - and the full pension the
soldier inmate receives whether it be
5l2, $50, $50 or So Yer month, shall be
paid to tho families Of the soldier, or
il the soldier has no family to bo paid
to the Soldiers ITomc for the support
OF INDECENT ana crippled soldiers
lie incentive to Offering the bill
WIS that many OF the pensioners spent
all their money fou!ishIy without
sending any home to their families
Tho government both ferd5 and
clothes tho soldiers in addition tC
paying them their pensions, and - {
month was thought to DO suilIclcu
for pin money. The amendment, il
passed, would be of great benefit t
the families OF soldiers ana would
work no hardship to the sold Ier
| themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

The claims A. d. Vandever has on
the citizens for their support for the
coroner. He commenced voting
against the Democratic party and has
been in every political battle for 81
years. When but boy OF l3, he saved
the life of a scholar of Alsap's school
in Shellpot creek, when all the schol-
airs had left. lfe also saved boy
named Campbell from drowning at
the foot OF the old ferry here while
working for Tom and j. L. Carpenter
At that time he was about 10 years OF
age. lie Afterwards saved a boy at
Buyers wharf, named Feeney, who
was afterwards drowned, and he also
saved the life of lady named Rice at
the F.. W. Il Ii, railroad, dragging her
OIL the track just as the wheels grazed
her feet. He was one of the men who
enlisted In the First Delaware Regi-
ment in 1861, along with Lammot,
Watson, Postles and others, who were
members of the old Bell and Everett
Club, and did active service in the ar
my. He has also been an active fire
man for A years, with n good record,
and think tho members OF the Repub-
llcan party should give him their sup
port at the nomination election.
Yours in haste, W. Bowers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

A young man who is Il student in the
Drew Theological Seminary, lectured
in st. Pauls NJ. L. Church on Sunday
morning, on Japan Of which country
he is native. In his Introductory re-
marks he alluded to the discovery of
America by Columbus, while making
an effort to find shorter route from
Genoa to Japan, and he expressed the
opinion that this circumstance should
lead the people of these two countries
to feel a deeper interest in each others
welfare than they might otherwise do.
Up to 1881 the people of japan We're
given up to the worship uf idols. At
that date Mark Polio commenced
PROSECUTING FOR the Catholic Church,
and obtained a large number of con-
verts. The condition of the people,
however, was not greatly improved
thereby, the great mass continuing to
bow down and worship idols or gods
of their own creation. The people
continued in Ignorance until 1858, when
Protestant missionaries came among
them, and the change had been such
through their influence that il might
be styled Paradise regaiReu.
A number of schools had been open
cd for the education of boys and girls
and some four hundred Protestant
Churches had been erected, that were
attended by some $1,000 persons who
had protested conversion to christian
ity. The attendants OF the church in
Japan were mostly men. being in
striking contrast with the attendants
in this country, who We're mostly
women. He said there was great need
of more lady missionaries To labor
among the women.
In Japan the opinion prevailed that
heaven was made chiefly for men,
while the souls of women at their
deaths passed into monkeys, balloons,
and other animals. He said women
can be divorced from their husbands
for trivial oifenses, for even talking
too much. lie commended Miss Spen.
Ger very highly for work she was do
ing among tham. He referred to the
interest felt by many of the converts
| in the cause of Christ.
a woman lad even gone so far as &c
present her wedding dress which had
been handed down as an heirloom fol
generations and an old man had pre-
| sented his sword, as the most valuable
OF his possessions, to DO disposed oil
/ for the benefit OF the missionary cause
| He CAV" m interesting sketch OF hiE
| own eonvcT6ion,undt the oDlOuuy hN in
Cured, but lie perserered, Icing vii
| ling to give up his heritage and family
name, for Christ.
He finally determined to take {
| course in Draw Theological Seminary
in order to tit himself more fully {
pren "h the gospel aud thus be iustrH
mcutal in converting his people from
paganistn to christianity. When he con
cludei Key. Mr.. Terry announced tina
there would be Il st 'rcopticun eXhi
mtion given in the church next Thurs
day evening, and although no fee
| would be charged for admission col
lection would be taken up for TIN
benefit OF the two Japanese student
engaged in the lnudabie WORK oil tit
ting themselves 10 assist in the evan
COLLATION. of thor benighted land.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
BALTIMORE
q OHIO
RAILROAD

Schedule in effect May - ls9'.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. Ave. DEPOT
EAST hound.
Express trains.
III. 30 a. M, 'I2.2f, - 80. IS ~. '7.;fl y. IN.
New York. sundays '3.Os, 's,dj. '-O.3G u.
m. 'l3.st, $50. '5.3s, .7.ag p. M.
lioion, '5.3S p. m. daily, with Pullman
Bunet Sleeping Cars rum ng lr ugh to
Boston without change via POughkecp-
sic Bridge, landing passengers in IL. X NJ.
Philadelphia. week days. '3Os. 600 Gas.
40, s.. 's.a5 SIT. 800, $50 l0.9B. 'iO.B,
'll,53 a M 'la24. 90. .a5O. .9O5 4 10. sos,
81 PSi 9iS So s iSS l99 3; n 3d. 7
-sh3. 2 10. 1916, 1l.4la. m, 'la.sI 90, '2h0,
3.o5. 40. sos. 's.@s. Gas. '7.31, SIS, 1910.
Chester. week dayr, '3Hs. 600. G.45 '7.40
$50, -s.5. IS 10 800. $50, 1895, 0a5, 'll.h2,
a. M, LOO. - 80, BOZ 40 800, '5.jS, 0.l5,
'7.3l, s. p. 1000, moo p. m.
a.Io 10 36 ii.4oa M, LOO, 2S. 3O5. 4iO
sos, '5.3s G.4i, $50 sa5, 1909 'Il.Ol p. IN.
Atlantic City, week days 80 a. m,
'l2.3i, $50 p. M, Sunday, G.l5. 's.53, $50
y. m
WEST BOUND.
d ut more and Washington, 1851, Z OF
% ~. a. m. ~ 10, '205 305 = 10 49,
e 30. - II y. m. daily.
baltimore and way stations. 7Oa Il. M,
Newark, Del. Il 81. 7os IS Il II. m, ~ 10.
3 05, 4 10. g ~. IS. & so, '0!l. IL 10 y. III.
daily.
Plttsbrg, 's AZ a M, 40 p IN. daily.
Chicago, y ~ Il. M, 4 ~ p. m. daily.
Cincinnati and ST Louis IL 10 p. IN.
and z 80 y. m. both daily.
Singcrly accommodation o. a. m 3 o.
I 70 and IL 10 y. IN. daily.
Innlel1ery accommodation, week Jnysl
| Z o.. II 90 H. IN, o. aud I 81 p. III. sundays.
| . 30 n. m, 3 05 aud 10 y. III.
| TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET
STATION.
| For Philadelphia, week days. -. 6 80.
= 90, - 20 III 81 Il. m. II ~ 3 ~, u y. M
Sundays. 0 30 a. NIL. II. 3 IS . V y. in.
| For baltimore. week days > b, 4 D's 20.
| III IS u. m. > 81, 355 p. M, Sundays. and
9 - II. M, So and % p. IN.
For Landenherg and way stations, week
| days, q 50. 10 so II. m. = 20, , % y. M. Sun
days. 9 - a. m. . 50 and o % p. IN.
J Chicago and Pittsburg, = % IA m daily
| except Sunday. 3 rs y. M. daily.
| CINCINNATI and st. Louis, II 81 II. III.
| daily except Sunday,
| LEAVE pill ADFLPlllA For Will
! MINGrON.
Daily. 4 ~. 90, Z 10. Is H. : 40 10 90 II ,,
a. M, l2OunoUn, Il -. > co. 3Up iu5, 4 ~
~. ; 20, 20. IS 81, i ~, Z u, 10, IS Is
sunday. Il Is, 6 90. g If. $50. 1000. III =
1t. m. Il co noon, , ~. SEQ, IO5. ~, = 81
! u ~, Z 81 10. - ~ 10 10. II ~ y. IN.
| Telephone Nc. lH3.
| su- TICS 10 western points lower thar
| via. any other line.
| 1T ODl3i.Ia e, % StFLL,-
General Manager. GCnl Ia-s. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
DuBLIC SALE.

puBLIC SALE.
As have sold my farm, / will sell at
on the Philadelphia Pike. on
THURSDAY. MAY 70 1899,
AT O'Clock p. m.
Three good work horses, consisting of one
colt. coming years old. one stallion, Z
yenrs old. head of rood mllch COWS, !
2-yeur old heifer. bull.
Farming Implements. - One 2-horse
farm wagon and hay rigging, l market
wagon, ! business wagon, ! good Cham
pion mower ana reaper, horse rake. /
grain fan, corn shelter, 8 plows, = har.,
rows, sleigh and bells. 3 culttvators 1
good corn coverer, grain cradles plat
TOT IN scales. l cross-cut saw. . log chains,
moving scythe horse cart. wheels
with hound and aXlcs, ! set of lead har
uess double wagon harness. carriagc linr
moss plow harness, cart harness. brides,
collars, halters. post spade, snoVcls. hoes,
forks maui wedges ccowbnrS, double
and single trees J boring machine and
auSCr, broad axe Churn and horse n
lot OF milk pans, l butter tub with a cool
cr, lot OF new posts and rails and many
other articles TOO tedious to mention.
Tcrns.-All sums of S2uaud under cash.
all over that amount II credit of d months
| ON purchas r giving IA bankablc note with
| an approved CndOrscr.
JOHN WEBSTER.
l.. ". Stidham & Son, Auc.
mlS1tw- DIS =! -ai-2I'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
DEGISTEtt ORDER,
IL REGt~I IRIS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co, DEL, }

May arl, l>aa.
Upon the application uf Thomas
y. Foreman II Il Jnmca II. Iloncckc,. Jr.,
Executors OF tiZabeth -. lluAlrtt,
lu'c OF Wilmington Hundred. liz said
county ceccu Sod. IL il ordered and direct
cd by the Register that the EXecu-
tors aforesaid give notice Of grant
ing of Letters Parliamentary upon the
estate % the deceased, with the
,mte Of granting thereof. by clusng
advertisements to nc posted within
forty days from tho date ~ such letters
in SIX of the most public places OF the
county OF New Castle and STATE of pClu-
ware. requiring all persons having de-
mAnds against the estate TO present the
same. or abide by IN act 81 Assembly
IN such ease mudn ana provided; nnd al
80 r;,I-e the same to he inserted with
in The same pcriod in the Daily Rcpuh-
ltcan, a newspaper published in VIII
minSton, De :, andto br continued there
| IN three weeks e. q. H.
-, Given under the hand and seal
| ! SIS. OF office at the Register aforesaid.
- at Wilmington, In New Castle
| County aforesaid, TITO day and year
| above written.
j. WILKINS 600 I'll Register.
! NoIiCE.--All persons having claims
against tGc estate Oi the deceased must
| present the same. duly attestcd to tho
| Executors ON OF before Ma @Fd,
! l'", rf abide the Act OF Assembly, IN
| SUCH casc made and provided,
| THOMAS y FOREMAN,
| JAMES II, OFFEC&tE, il.
| Executors.
Address. wilmington bel. IN 5colsiw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
The ANIMAL { difference.

NEwAHE, MAY q, 1sr! The seventy
ninth Annual Conference Oh tho AIla-
die District convened at clock this
morning, Key, NJ 5. Dulfen con
Quoted the exercises Rev, j. ii
Nichalas president III the chair. Al
the calling oil tho roll 50 ministers and
l. delegates ans wcred to their names.
The examination Of tile ministerial
"1mll.atr5 was the most important
put ef the work uf tie days session.
liry, has II. Whnnttey.of Ne.uu, Pa,
was taken i'll with tine In ii ppe and
was released 10 r'tufn huma After
finishing the work ii the WAY of max
luE out OF the appointments Tor Sub
BAN OuterenUU adjourned
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
IDEuISTl.R ORDER J
IL ltEGISIEit ; OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE Co. DEE


Upon the application OF liaunuu b.
.lcauuS, lNCtu riN OF Joseph ,lcun"S.
lat" OF hriudywinu Hundred, III
SAID county, deceased, il ordered AMI
d!rcet"iby ihe Register that theENrcutrlN
aforesaid give notice of granting ot lei
t"lsO 81 ICSiuHcutury upon tie estate OF
the aecca>ei, with the dHt,, OF granting
thereof hN causing advert isrnenls to hr
posted Within forty days from the date Of
such Letters an SIX OF tho most public
places Ui the county OF New Castle To-
pulring MI persons having demands
ngains' the estate 10 present tho same, on
alsi,'hN an AT ct assembly Ia such ease
made and provided; and also cause the
sam" To lir Inserted within the su,uC per
nod III the DuiY Republican, = newspaper
publi-hcl il WILMINGTON, b"l., and 10 he
continued therein thlpr wUGi.s .. o, Il.
81 GiNGn underline haal and seal
Is, 81 OF office ut tho ltrIistcr aforesaid
AZ Wilmington. in Srw Castle
county aforesaid, taeaily ANA year above
written.
j. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NpTlCE.-Ail persons having CatmS
uuHinst the estate ut the dcCca4t d must
present the same, duly uttestci to tho
NrrtttriN on OF hrforc Aprl list is93, or
abide tho Act OF Assembly in eLch case
made aud provided.
HANNAH Is. JEANE~, E&crutrfx.
Address, CaymoAt, Del ain- weoi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

A useful arrangement for opening
the doors ri engine houses wan th
ltre alarm STRIKES has boon invented BY
thomas keHucy OF the Wrccacoe.
TIC s!do usug- hs VII ~ members
eutFr, is t5il fastened Wstti Il dead
1T h, d c g Is always tins lost in
s"tlshinE i@f n'H opening tlIrm With
t1i hGys. his G"w Invention unlock ,
Ie lalrh Hud opens In duef It's soon
VI IN alarm is struck. II aIsp I ras
Ip tho ltSft5 ana IS ccrtntiIY yutaa-
O!A I!NGatlua
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

Removed, so go TO No. 422 Market
street for DR.. Simms' White pulmonic
BalSan and other medicines, and not
to Fourth and King streets. Elegant
private office for consultation. Sold
by druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

During the past week there were 10
births - marriages ana IL deaths in
ihi- city against the same number for
the corresponding week OF last year.
The causes OF death We're: Con
sumption. 81 albumjnuria, cancer,
braun fever, cholera inlautum. cungr5-
ton OF the brain, drnpsy OF the heart,
tl!phtherlu Oeiamp-ll hamilton, men
iugitis, paralysis OF tie brain, pcrtus-
sis, suicide, I phlltis / each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
fifth AID KING STREETS

Is the place. We have bargain sale
Every saturday. Look at onr Beitast tea,
md bread, only , cents u loaf That Will
our baked hrang, 10 cents Come and try
our coffee. Nothing like 1t. Pure Assam
ca Is our speciality, On Saturday we will
offer bargains of all kinds, Especially in
meat. tea, sugar. flour ond cheese. Good
butter and fresh eggs on hand at 7. Al,
corner Sth and King streets.
m20.6ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

llans and sprcitiedtiuns Of tho Dell-
w'ua bailling - erected At Chicago
are now Oh exhibition ana realty ta4
binds AT h. otli"a OF =. l., lscs, ia NJ.
90 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

y large number OF good second. hand
pianos and organs must bc sold to
make room tur new ones, All prices
ana terms. Ii. +. RohcIcn, 40 Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

a hive of bees belonging to Mr..
John Hare at tho corner oil Ninth and
Aiaius street swarmed on Sunday
afternoon, Mr., H. soon had thom
safely back in the hives
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
stN o H-


t.i.r loHb,e dwarf arart tIieio-r-
+; tgi % sei. - cents per dozen rl
j. j smiths,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23
| IoRs&S

~
VIII be sold at public sale, at Col. T.. G..
Lyons Black Horse Hotel, near Media,
Delaware Co, Pa, on
THURSDAY, MAY 90. 1899,
At l.3) pollock y. M.
70 high bred Iowa horses consisting OF
drivers coach and work horses, carefully
selected bv myself expressly for this
market, aud Will be guaranteed us repre-
scented. These horses can he seen at the
stable. days prior to safe. and mos.
credit. Wagons will meet trains NJ Ches-
ter. leaving Wilmington nj gi7 a. m.
ID. Is. ZIMMERMAN.
ID. Il. Cochran. Manager.
L.. W. Stidhnm X SON. Auc. mis-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

S." lie new HtNlg5 5H-t uut III
T.. ~ Pond lguo7 H. IT, l,obeieu,
Id Allrhet street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-23

bab.t fual with Indigestion. Take
liIt ..As. Ill.ts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31
STRONG.
Liberal, Enterprising /!

Ii you have a Suit, Trousers or Over
coat to buy you cannot find better or
safer place to get it than right here.
Our Clothing has q reputation for relia-
bility and that much sought for CUSTOM
like appearance second to no other es-
adjustment in the United States. The
appropriate and rich trimmings, the
slightly and artistic finish and the ex-
quisitely symmetrical shape Of the gar
ments we keep are pretty well known in
this neck of the woods, and 1t is right
and Just that our reputation is so good
and patronage so liberal, for is there
house anywhere that from the very
start, q little over year ago, has been
more painstaking and enterprising?
The intense earnestness which we have
shown is of that vigorous sort which has
commanded success by deserving it
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31
IN THIS JUsTICEs' COURTS.
several Criminal Casos Adjudleased By
Justices Yesterday.

Several Criminal Cases AdjudlcAted By
Justices Yesterday.
Before Squire Rogers last evening
Louis Cook was arralgned, charged BY
Ewell Boyd with robbery. The prose-
cutting witness failed to appear, and as
there was no other evidence juStitying
the charge, Cook was dismissed.
Kate o'Darrah accused William Mil
Ter OF assault and battery. The difficulty
out Of which tho charge grew occurred
on East Seventeenth street. After hear
ing the evidence the justice fined the
accused So and costs.
There were two cases against John
West on complaint Of Virginia Hal,
and one on complaint Of James i. Hall.
All three were continued until septem'
Der 4.
Mrs. John Rankin will be arraigned
on two charges, preferred by James
Bell, this evening.
In Squire Gillespy's court Mrs. Law
renee Heller and John Heller were both
arraigned on a charge Of assault and
battery, both preferred by Mrs. Katie
Heller, wife Of John. The two were
fined $40 and costs each, but the fines
were raised at their request, to enable
them to take an appeal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31
A blessing 10 wheeling.

The Mexican Medicine Company
have located in Wheeling. at 1900 Mar
.ket street, for the sale OF Ko- Da, the
great Mexican blood tonic, for the cure
OF rheumatism, malaria, dyspepsia,
sick headaches, scrofula, constipation,
female Weakness, heart troubles. and
liver and kidneys. Samples VII DO
given free every day. We will sell a
large 81 bottle for 25 cents. II you are
not thoroughly satisfied with the re,
suits you can return the bottle and
your money will be cheerfully returned.
Don't forget the number, 1900 Market
street, near postoffice. You are advised
to call early as possible at the Office.
and see the hundreds of testimonials
we have from people from all parts Of
the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31
Wheellng,. san,tary CeadItlon.

"If cholera reaches theU United States,
is Wheeling in good condition to resist
it," an INTELLIdENcER reporter asked
City Health Officer Spragg yesterday.
''Fairly good. The water supply is
not desirable, and We have no system
Of milk and food inspection, as We
should have, but the city is pretty
"How about the garbage service
now?"
at gets worse every DAY. ! am an
noyed by complaints all day, and az
late as 10 o'clock at night, They come
from all parts Of the city. ] have just
left note for the contractor telling
him il he does not get brisk move on
his men will have six warrants issued
for him tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31
Autumn in tho mountains.

The important announcement is made
that Deer Park will remain open until
October LIST, and Oakland until septem-
Der 22d, thus atFording an opportunity
to spend September, the most delight
full month, in the Alleghenies. The
luxuriant foliage Of the mountains 10
then IN its autumnal glory, wild flowers
abound, and game and fish are plenti-
full. All vestibuled limited express
trains Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road between the east and west stop at
both resorts. Pullman parlor or sleep
ing cars on all trains. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-31
Will the Hub
NEVER LET UP2

Is the cry Of our competitors. We're
putting more quality to small prices
than we ever did before or they ever
can. Our great Bessemer Boys Suit,
strictly all wool, double seats and knees,
sewed with best linen thread, wear like
steel, at $500, has forced them in the
background. They are too upplsh in
their charges and too backward In their
charges to strike the popular chord with
the public.
We have Jersey Suits we are showing
this season. An immense line OF Chill.
dren's Jersey Suits at prices that has
already long since made this one Of our
most popular departments.
Thousands Of pairs Of Knee Pants,
made from remnants, OF about half the
price the same goods can DO bought Tor
in the regular way.