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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-05
rREoocIous MxouNsIoNTsrs
Como to Wheeling on Freight to See
tho Zig Celebration.

Yesterday two boys, who said their
names were Rankin and Perkins and
that they came from Washington, Pa,
to sec the celebration, called at tho city
building. Tho officers found they had
eateu nothing aud got dinner for them.
Later Duncan Rankin, chief OF policeof
Washington, tolephoned that his boy,
Milton, and Harry Perkins had run
AWAY from homo at 2 o'clock Yesterday
morning aud como hero ON a freight
train. Lieut.. Terrlll went out and
looked up tho lads and brought them In
and they were sent home last evening,
They wore entirely willing to 90, saying
thOy had seen enough, and tho Rankin
boy was curious TO know what 1t had
cost 10 telephone back and forth, and
then began to figure how much moro Il
would have cost 10 pay tho regular faro
on passenger tralnB, lilo Ia II years old
and tho Perkins boy 10,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers tn tho City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Abroad,
Miss Adelaide Michner, Of Washing
ton, d. O., is q guest OF Mrs,'J, Il, Kirk,
at Pleasant Valley.
Hon. John o. Pendleton gothomefrom
Washington City yesterday morning IN
time to make his speech,
Mrs. ]. Z. Bowers and SON Charles, Of
East Liverpool, are visiting Mrs, Bowers's
mother, Mrs, Hubbard, at Edglngton.
She will got to Mountain Lake Park on
Thursday,
Miss Emma Douglass OF Wheeling, is
visiting relatives and friends in the city
Mrs. Josoph Hart, OF Steubeuvllle, is
the guest OF Mrs. Helstein, OF Wheeling,
-Stelbenville Herald,
In another place in this mornings
paper is announced the death at Cum.
berland, Md, of Mrs, Barbara Plank
ney, aged o. The formerly lived here,
and the remains will DO brought here
for burial,
Capt. o. G, Melvin, OF Pittsburgh, and
his wife were among Wheeling friends
yesterday. He wascaptain OF Company
G, First West Virginia Volunteer In.
fantry, aud is very popular with hia old
comrades.
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FnIlod Tor sas,ooO.

Intelligence was received in the city
yesterday that Ex-Sheritf j. L. Curtiss,
Of Wellsburg, one Of tho propriotors Of
the Pan Handle NctpS, had made an as
signment, with liabilities OF about $685.
OOOand assets ofnearly So 900 or perhaps
little more. No reason Is assigned.
Tho assignment was made several days
ago, but was kept quiet. Most Of his
liabilities are to Brooke county, and
that part, OF course, his bondsmen are
held for II his assets do not meet IL,
which is scarcely probable.
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EmhnrrnrsInr Am ,Ronnd.

Yesterday evening Officer Ritz
arrested Maggie Wells, a well known
colored woman, who has often been
up on the ssame charge, plain drunk.
She was nearly helpless, and was taken
to the chemical engine house to wait
for the patrol wagon. There she pro-
ceeded to disrobe. and did SO entirely
in spite OF all efforts to prevent her
She had to DO wrapped in blankets to
be hauled to the lookup, where for
some time she refused to reclOtbe her.
self,
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Many people have found out that
Wheeling has miniature OF the To-
nous big Ferris wheel Ut the Worlds
Fair. This ia the upright "merry.go.
round" put up by Mr.. William Nc
Laughlin on the State Fair grounds. 1t
was run yesterday by Capt W. II. Da.
Wis, and about 1000 people were
whirled through the air in it at the
Beethoven picnic,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-05

Whether on pleasure bent, or business,
take on every trip bottle OF Syrup Of
Figs, o. II acts most pleasantly and OF.
fentuelly on tho kidneys, livOr and
bowols, preventing iNv6ra, headaches
and oLhoF forms Of aicknolS. For salo
IN SOC and 81 bottles by all leading
drugglgtH, Manufactured by tho Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup %. only.
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Anothor Contributor.

In tho list OF subscribers to tho fund
for yesterdays celebration printed yes.
terday the name OF the German Insur-
ance Company was by some inadvert-
ence omitted. II deserves q high place
on that roll Of honor, having contrib
uted S25 to the fund.
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At Mr.. Frank Hearne's handsome
place at Leatherwood yesterdaya Fourth
Of July fete was given, and MI. and Mrs,
Hearne entertained many Of the young
society people of the city in most
charming manner. The festivities con-
tinued well into the evening.
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Generally speaking, the conduct at
the picnic on tho state fair grounds yes
terday was excellent, but OF course with
such a crowd It was not entirely like a
Sunday school. Bob Woods struck his
wife at the picnic and Officer Lukins ar.
rested him and hauled him oyer to
town in the wagon, This was the only
Arrest
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BualNG will bsnish reaches, bed bugs,
ETC., from your house forever
High Grade Pleasure Vehicles MT Low
priDOg

An elegant surrey for ono hundred
dollars. We make all OF our own goods
from the rough to the finish, round cor.
ners, nodded panels, drop axles, spring
seats and backs, large double lenders,
latest style lamps, wing dash and rail,
canopy and folding tops. We use the
very best OF material and finish in good
style. Jump seat, straight bottom and
cut under surreys, phaetons, White
chapels, piano box buggies, English
carryalls and the famous short turn
wagon, either omen or with canopy or
folding top, Mako orders through
Pryor Boyd, 1919 Virginia street.
Why allow bed bugs to keep you
awake at night when bottle Of Bugine
will destroy them in a minutep 25 cts.
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Charles Glyens, colored man, yes
terday got into a quarrel with Harry
Hawkins, on the Island, and In the
course Of it HAWKING was pretty badly
cut. Lieutenant Lukins arrested Glvens,
who will have a hearing to-day,
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A full line OF saPges, Choylots and Drnp
in the best OF style on short notice, Also q
full line of Gents Furnishing Goods, In
Guiding thS celebrated EiEhmia White
shirts, ut o, HESS q SONS,
Merchant FailOra and FurniRheFs,
1891 and 1888 Market Street,
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If you cannot sec anu need spectaolss
you should call on rs aud have your eyes
tested without charge, We hRYo the flnest
Instruments and more experience than my
other OpticlRn In the State, and guarantee
satisfaction Or money refunded.
JACOH w, GnuRB,
JeWeler and OptiOiRn,
Corner Twelfth and Market.
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DO not forget the fact that the place to
have your Watch, Clock and JOWelry res
paired Is at w. II, ODHERTS,
South enh Market Street Bridge.
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ole GREsIlitrrr.
oaleel Nos. rs ana " Fourteenth street,
New Advertisements

Slashing BeduohonS-M' Gutman 8 Co'-FlI1n
Page
Health oAlcer's Quarterly Report
Notice 10 Water Consumers
Cheap nooks-CaIle Bros
EOtlco-stockholder Crystal Glass Co
Don't pEink-Ewing Bros
For Sale-CountOrs and Shelving,
ATtslore-,E, L. Nlcoll.
Mutual Savings Bank
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WIIlLE using the ointment, cotton aud plaster
To heal your wounds from yesterdays disaster,
Obey your nurse, who ministers good
And get vol by eating Pettljohns Food
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-05

DoN'T lay awake at night. Take Sim.
mons Liver Regulator and secure restful
sleep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-05

RATS and mice aro nasty thing, TO
have around the house, Kill tho ppsky
bfuleS With BuglnO Paste,
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FOR WE MOT WEATHER.

DOUGHERTY aud Gibson Rye Whistles
at GRAND OPERA HOUSE SALOON,
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From ro.dnybn

From To-day On
Wo ofTor Ladies' Low Shoes Of oil kinds
at greatly reduced price, L. Y. BLOND
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
NEW MARTINsVILLE.

NBw MARTINsvILLE, WA, October IA.
Not little excitement was caused hero
on Monday by the attempted kidnapping OF
a bow about Is years old. named Nolan, by
his father, Amos Nolan, from the Ohio side
of the river. The child when quite small,
il is alleged, was taken TO raise by man
named Marcus. Since be has almost
grown up, II is claimed the father has been
irving to take him from Marcus, but not
succeeding, tried the aforeway AS the
boy was standing in front OF one OF the
stores here Monday the father approached
him and succeeded in getting 10 the river
with him. where the boy was hustled into
boat and taken across the river. Mr..
Marcus securing the services OF an officer,
gave pursuit and after quite chase, sue
ceeded in again getting possession OF the
Those who left for the Fair this week
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin ODER, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. MEG. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs j. w.
Newman, and Messrs. w. S. Wiley, A. T.
Cochran, A. G.. Duerr. Joseph LEM, Mont.
Burrows and Misses Ella Bandi, and Lie
ma Elliott
]. W. McIntire was in Wheeling Monday
on business
fering from a severe attack Of typhoid fe-
yer.
Among those who returned from the
Worlds FAIR were Mr.. and Mrs. Mac.
Snodgrass, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Mangold,
Miss Bell Burrows. Joseph Clark, G. l.,
Clark. Friend Clark, Ed Duerr, Frank Z.
McEldowney aud Glen Snodgrass
Mrs. Alice Long Of the South Side, who
has been seriously i'll for some time is now
convalescent.
Miss Minnie Clark has returned from
pleasant visit among acauaintances at
Newark, o.
On Tuesday Mrs. DR.. Stewart, accompa.
MED by her brother, Percy Leap, returned
from a visit 10 her parents here 10 her
home In Philadelphia, were Mr.. Leap will
attend college this winter.
Ceptain Leo Well, prominent attorney
and oil operator OF Pittsburg, was here this
week looking up his interests in the oil
business in this vicinity.
Miss Annie Long has returned from
several weeks pleasant visit at New Lex
Samuel Arman. Of Powhstsn, o.. visit
ed his brother, Charles, OF this place, last
Miss Luella McQuown left on Sunday
last for Ravenswood, w. Va, where she
intends visiting her cousin, Miss Inez Sayre,
for several months.
Clark. OF Sistersyille, and Miss Virginia
Steel, daughter Of Bowen Steel, Esq, OF
this place, were married at the home Of the
brides parents.
Lester Leap will start for Chicago this
week.
Mrs. S. NJ. Snodgrass is in Pittsburg.
Reich Bros, proprietors OF the Economy
store here, offers 10 donate 600 70 any man
ufacturing concern that will locate here
and employee 100 men, or, will give Sl.OO for
each man employed IL the number should
be 1000.
County Superintendent S!dell who has
been III Is convalescing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

thinking OF anything but yachts, there
were some stunning costumes worn
which were not at all nautical. The
bride wore a gown OF white satin bro
cade, with court train, trimmed with
old blonde lace, and her tulle veil was
fastened with a diamond star. She was
attended By two bridesmaids, who were
dressed In white and pink satin bro
cade, with picture" hats OF black
velvet and clusters OF pink feathers.
Pink Is, you see, ono OF the seasons
colors, aud very fortunate II Is. DO
you know anything prettier?
From the seasons yet sparse enter
tainmerts one stands out for It's beauty
as a spectacle. 1t was pretty fancy
dress ball, aud the funny thing about 1t
was that II was hord TO say wherein the
picutre dresses differed much from
those ordinarily worn. Almost any enc
of the ladies could wear her gown again
at ball which makes no pretensloh 10
fancy dress, without remark. Tnere
was the "powder and patches" Dress
which was like an old picture, the rooe
OF white and silver brocade rich enough
TO stand alone. II was made Empire
fashion, the bodice glittering VITA
rich passementerie, and q long
fringe Of jeweled beads falIing
from the bust to below the waist "A
cluster of roses on the corsaGe gave the
only touch of color. But for the pow
der, the dress is usual enough. Ano
they say powder aud patches are COM
ing In very truth
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15

We have seen how catsrrh OF the aose extend.
to the eyes, ears and throat BY the same way
It also extends at times TO the bronchial tubes.
lungs, stomach. bowels, etc. The symptoms Of
cAtArrh OF the Bronchial tubes are explained by
the following questions often asked by Drs.
Copeland, Bell and Davis in the consultation
room. II you cannot visit the ofice for a Ter.
sonEl examination reply by letter 10 each CUES.
ton, when a diagnosis can be made OF your casa
and medicine prepared and sent accordingly:
Are you losing flesh gradually"
"Do you notice you are often weak aud Ian.
guido
lis your appetite vAriable?"
"HaVe you disgust Tor fatty foodsr
care you low spirited AZ umesT
Have you a cough"
''Is your cough worse ~ night or motRlnEf"
$40 you spit up little oheesy lumpsS'
"Do you spit up yellow natter
''Do you raise ffothy materially
ais your cough short and hacking"
$40 you cough AZ times until you gagr
"Hsve You pain bshiud bteast-bOne"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
WARRINGTON, PA

WASHINGTON, Pa, October 14.-Mrs.
Good Ripple, of Pittsburg, and her mother,
Mrs. James Semple, of Denver, Col, visit
ed friends here this week.
Dr. Homer Clark has gone on visit to
New York City.
Miss Kate Caldwell Is the guest of Mrs.
George Reed, Of Pittsburg.
Capt. James Z. Barnett has been elected
Major of the Second Battalion Of the Tenth
Regiment n. G. p.
Major Z. L. Christman and wife re-
turned on Friday evening from months
outing at Philadelphia and Washington
City.
Miss Kate Hannah has returned from q
visit OF several months with her parents in
Ireland.
A social event az the thriving suburb Of
Laboratory was the hfty-seventh marriage
anniversary Of VIM. Plymire aud the sew
enty-seyenth birthday anu iyersary Of Mrs.
Plymire, which occurred on Thursday,
October ~. Relatives came from Ken
lucky and California 70 attend the gather
ing, which was in the nature Of surprise
for the aged couple.
Miss Minnie Newkirk, OF Pittsburg, is q
guest of Mrs Frank Mckinley this week.
Miss Virginia Cow, Of Glen Falls, y. Y,
is a guest at the home Of NJ. G. Acheson,
Esq.
Mrs. C. N. Brady and daughter were in
Wellsburg, w. Va, this week.
Miss Louisa Wood went 10 Bellalre, o.,
this week 10 visit Miss Lois White.
The marriage in the Second Presbyter-
ian church Wednesday evening OF Minor
H Day and Miss Bessie Hart was one OF
the pleasant social events Of the week.
The reception was also an enjoyable one.
The young people are now making a visit
TO Chattanooga, Tenn, and other points IN
that State.
M. c. Acheson. Esq, who lately was
lately chosen president OF National bank
at Omaha, Neo, returned on Wednesday
to the latter place after visiting his family
here. The latter will move 70 Omah2 in
the early spring.
T.. o. Burnston, OF F'redericktown, and
Miss Ada Thistlewaite, OF Centeryille,
were married at the Aud house by Rev.
Jas. /. Brownson.
Mrs. w G.. HAYES, Of Marietta, o. was
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. w. J. Hart
this week.
Mrs. Geo. Black and son Will spent two
weeks with relatives In Monongshela.
John Kelly and wife, Of Cumberland,
Md, are guests Of q. B. Clutter, Wade aV
enue.
Rev. Edward Taylor, OF Boston, Mass, is
visiting his mother and other relatives
here. Rev. Taylor is pastor OF Trinity NJ
E. church, in the Bunker Hill district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas, OF Monongahela,
visited Miss Anna Power, East Chestnut
street, this week
The following Washington people were
visitors 81 the Columbian Exposition this
week: h. G.. Mcclure, w. l.. Milne, Mrs
J. L. Forrest anu son Earle, Major Samue
Hazlett. Owen Murphy and wife, Mrs. An
drew Richie, Wilbur Fowler, BoyC
Warne, Miss Margaret Carsteu, Miss
Sarah NJ. Freely, Hirrm Vankirk
and wife, Miss Esther Templeton, Miss
Helen Templeton, Elmer Pilhng and wife
Miss Florence Ewing, V. Harding ant
wife, Miss Rebe McKennan, James Nc
Keown, Harry Shanlis, John A. Howder
and wife, j. Is. Akin and WIFE Mrs. Sarah
McKeown. Mrs. Harry Shsnlis, Mrs. -
King, C. NJ. Reed ana wife, Jack Clark
+. r. McCutcheon.
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HANNIBAL

HANNIBAL, O., October l4-Bllly Men
euschrander spent the past week at his
home at this place, recuperatiDg his health.
Miss Jennie Shafer, a charming young
lady of Wheeling, IS the guest OF Miss
Alice Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hauch. OF Pittsburg, re-
turned to their home Monday after quite
an extensive visit with relatives here,
Mrs. John Dunlap is the guest her sister,
Mrs. Sam Lenkard, OF Wheeling.
Chas. Haudenschild was az McMechen,
W. Va. this week.
Miss Ida Barr Of New Martinsyille, was
visiting her parents in town Monday.
Mrs. Cline is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Will Dietrich, st Buckhill, o.
Mrs. DR.. McKelvey and daughter were
guests Of frienda at Mt. Vernon, o., sew
eral days this week.
Mrs. Margaret Bare, OF Illinois, who
has been visiting relatives here for some
time, left Monday for Clarington, o., 70 be
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Topp.
Prof. Williams and family, OF Mounds
Vile, returned 10 their home last Sunday
evening, after several months visit with
relatives "a town.
A crowd Of ten returned from the
Worlds Fair Friday.
Mrs. s. w. Leep was at Wheeling the
first Of the week, purchasing her millinary
%. B. fisher left for MouDdsYille Thurs
day, after spending two weeks at his home
here.
prof Skyes, principal OF the Hannibal
schools, was at home at Clsrington, o., last
Saturday.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o.. October 1.-THE
funeral OF William Geller occurred from
the residence OF bis mother here this after
noon, under the charge Of Drnmmond
Post. G. A. r., Of which be was member
William was known here as Dl g-hearted
fellow, whose worst enemy was himself.
Col. Charlesworth has returned from Co
lumbus. where he has been the past week
as representative Of Hope Commandery
az the State conclaye.
Mr.. Shay, a noted criminal lawyer Of
Cincinnati, has been here the past few
DAYS looking up testimony In the case OF
the State against Wilson, for the murder
Of Oficer Murphy a. Martins Ferry: Mr.
Shaw will assist in the defense Of Wilson
Albert Lawrence, Esq, is in Cleveland
or business
Auditor Henderson attended the Demo
cratic Senatorial Conven ton at Steuoen-
Vile Thursday.
There is general satisfaction over the
action Of Judge briggs in ordering the
tim clock set forward 70 sun time. As II
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-15
CArARRa OF sroMAoB.
Symptoms OF This Distressing Affection
which seems 10 DO SO Little Undsrstood
by the Average Physician.


Symptoms OF This Distressing Affection
which sesms 10 DO so Little Undsrstood
by the Average Physician.
when the catarrhal Inflammation extends 10
the stoma n and bowels the symptoms are var
liable Not only DO they vary 10 different indl-
viduals but IN the same individual az dlnefent
times The following questions describe the
most common symptoms:
lis there constant bad taste In the mouth
:" lis your Ihrost flled with sllmy mueus"
"Do you hawk and splt''
"Is the mucus easily dlslodged, orh IL tough
"ne YOU have 20 hawk at times until you gag
lis your appetite for breakfast pOOrF'
us their nausea, especially a. meal timer
"Do YOU blOAt after eating;
els your tongue cohioat'
ais YOUR breath fOuls
when YOU get 40 suddenly are you dlzzyw
DO YOU have rush OF blood t1 the hcadf'
"AIo you 10 times weak and ncrvousF
"Do on az times have trembling leelng'
'po you At times Smothe, up aud feel thai
you viii choket' 49,,
900 you At times spit up your iood!'
"Is there often pSin after eatiugI'
"Do YOU have sick headache.
"Do YOU at times have diarrhUA At other
times constipation
''Do YOU have a gpawinS sensation In The
When the stomach is empty do ySu feel
fAiBtf"
"Or when stomach 10 full feeling OF op'
pression"
els" -,.-.,-
"Do you often have iutterns or pAlpitation
OF the beartg'
"po YOU often have shortnsss OF breath and
smothered sensation
Drs Copeland, Bell and Davis have the quick'
est most certain and wonderful treatment for
any OF the above symptoms ever known, Their
treatment has passed the period OF experiment
aud 10 based upon correct physiological hnd
| therapeutcal principles, and they point with
pride 10 the many permanent cures they have
| made during thaiT location IN wheeling. me
! Ike Of which has never been known la The his
| tory OF any medical practice.
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WAS run on Central time IL was practically
useless 10 q majority OF our people.
w. V. Campbell, Esq, returned from
Chicago Wednesday. During bis absence
he visited friends In Michigan.
w. A. Fenton and wife returned from
tho Worlds Fair Wednesday.
The Chamber OF Commerce OF Cleveland
Is Interesting itself 10 the extension OF tho
Valley railroad from Valley JUNCTION VIA
Bowerston, Cadiz aud this place 10 the d.
a. o. road with view Of tapping tho ricn
coal fields along the way. Acting upon th lliis
suggestion special meeting OF our ciu-
zens was held in the Town Hall TUESDAY
evening, at which the matter was NOR
oughly discussed. No definite action was
taken, however, further than 70 appoint Q
committee consisting Of j. Il. Troll, J. -.
Longley, Albert Lawrence. j. w. Nicnos
and r. L. McMillin 20 90 70 Cleveland ana
meet the Chamber OF Commerce. and conisf
relative 10 the feasibility Of the project
Harry Borof and wife ore a. Chicago.
Mrs. J. Z. Grassland Visited her parents
a. Bethesda the past week.
LIB. McMechen Is conValeslng.
s. y. Hoge has been appointed mem
Der Of the Advisory Council OF the FERN
and Cereal Industry Worlds Far huIll-
TRY, which meets 10 Chicago next luz
day. -.
Mrs. Welday was In Cambridge tbs
ueek attending a meeting OF the Cipcin'
natl branch Of the w. F. NJ y.
Mrs. +. G.. Amos is At the Words Falf;;
The friends Of T. J. Woodmansse, on
Steele, Dakota, formerly citizen Of luls
place. received word to-day OF a serlou,
accident that befell him on his iarm
Steele. He was riding over bis farm 20 :
sulky overseeing bis work when nls hOios
took fright and threw him out, Vreess -
botb homes Of one OF bis legs. one OF 10
bones protrudlng through the flesh
Mss Mary Clark, Of the Clarendon.
companied by her sisters. Mrs. me{e -. :.
Bellalre. and Mrs. Fowler, OF Esst I've
nool are A. the Worlds Fair this WeeE o.,
The contract for printing TIE tlek ~ t "a
the coming &c. els ~ sl1t The Belmont Cro-
..J, and Bellalre Tribune were as oioD
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ro-n,catiou Leads to Murdsr.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Octoner -
Anton Schuck was shot and killed at
100 O'Clock this morning by Charles
Etue. The shooting occurred at the
Relyedere Hotel. Schuck and Miss
Net,ie Mccall went 20 the hotel early
in the evening. They registered as
man and wife. Etue went TO the door
Of the room they occupied at the hour
mentioned. Schuck came 10 the door
with a pistol in his hand. A quarrel
followed, and following that came the
shooting. Etue and the woman were
arrested. Schuck was employed by the
TeW Lille Printing Company.