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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24


AAIkR presented an amend
[''' to Workman's Worlds Fair
Ior0p',aoon Ia bill, cutting the amount
Es, nom $4,000 to $4,000.
0'knan, Anderson and Barret,
NJ sus'y opposed the amendment,
! au'endment was voted down,
lDDl.a' us vote es, was followed by grea,
nsmr ,ass' The bill passed, only two
kh.r voting in the negative,
s Rsr. We're BOgard, of Elmore, and
Aa'ine, Of Alturas.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24

fouRrEEN States so far have failed
'0@piy with the law by sending on
electoral certificates by messen-
Many packages brought by
Sengers had nothing on the out
10 Indicate their contents. Two
''es sent their votes to "The Pres
vr' y 6 q 4, the United States," instead
la :, ne President of the Senate"
Idaho sent her vote to "The
'''e'ary of State.n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24

The annual report OF the Auditor ae-
cepted.
ordered that the Clerk OF the District
Court shall receive So per day for Deputy
services when such services may be re-
quired, and reasonable compensation
for clerical assistance when the bus
iness of his office require the same, and
that he receive Sl25 per annum for
Clerk of the Board of County Commits
sioners, and be it further ordered that
Boise county be declared a fourth class
county.
Ordered that the Board now adjourn
sine die. o. A. DUQUETTE,
Ch'm'n Bd. Co CONS.
Attest: ART CUNNINGHAM, Clerk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


JANUARY 17.-Board met pursuant 10
adjournment. All present
Board ordered that Hon. James Ballen-
tine, Commissioner Of the Sd district, be
and is hereby authorized to examine and
accept the bridge under construction by
the Bullen Bridge company across the
Payettc river at or near Marsh postoffice.
When the same shall be completed and SO
reported TO this Office by the Chairman OF
the Board the Auditor be and is hereby
empowered TO draw warrant for final
payment as per contract and require
ments
Ordered that the following bills be al.
lowed on the County General fund and
warrants ordered drawn for the same:
y. A Duquette, Commissioner SER
vices and mileage. .. $40 20
b. l. Anderson, Commissioner ser
vices and mileage. 60 90
James Balientine, Commissioner
services and mileage. ........... 72 90
Ordered that J. A. Lippincott, Sheriff,
be allowed $500 per annum for deputies
for all business in connection with the
duties of his Office from date hereof until
the expiration of his term, to be paid out
Of the County General fund quarterly and
that he be allowed three dollars per day
for jailor services when persons are actu-
ally confined In the county Jail, and one
dollar per day for board and care of said
prisoners.
Ordered that Assessor and Tax Collect
or be allowed 8 per cent on property tax
collected and Is per cent. per capita tax
Ordered that the Commissioners OF the
I'd and Sd districts be authorized to quail
ify the newly appointed Road Overseers
and such other officers as have not Quail.
| fed
Bills allowed on the County General
fund and warrants ordered drawn for the
same:
Art Cunningham, Auditors fees,
Clerk Bd. Co. CONS. and other
services ........ ...... $l79 sc
Art Cunnin: ham, Auditors per
cent on State fund, 1912 -. 1863 rs
Art Cunningham. for clerical as
slstance % VI
B. F. Lodge jury certificate. 80. 3 81
j. J. Aarsk, minimum compen-
SALON oU2 ,
Ordered that the Board adjourn unit
10 morrow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24

/ Ainslie & Gray,
FTORNE YS-A T. l. a W,
keral law practice. MINING AND WA
J LITIGATION speciality.
Office over Shainwald's Store, Boise
], Idaho Jan l2-tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-01-24

JANUARY 1S.-Board met pursuant to
adjournment. All present
Ordered that the amounts be paid to the
following namesl persons for rebate on
State fund and warrants ordered drawn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
MARsHAL,s SALE.


DuGsUANr 10 AN % DER oF SALE
4 90 m, directed by tro IMrI Judicial
district Govt Of thC tofiiturY ~ tt4u. shall
expose ut public sale, 90 thU south font door
OF lho County our. iiuuHu, 900 Ihr u|tF ui sHlt
LAKE tUlFiy ut suit luLu Huu lUfritItr OF
ran, on lnD i|Ih ulY OF November 1000, % D..
uc'prk w., aN inu rglL tue, rlaim and
lntUrHHt uI sidney 81. nHHtu. linmlHIr.tUr OF
thv C.tHte Hf William tul ur decreased. fIgI.
trih tulnr swFiNug widow ol .ali william
iul,rt uurclsul. lu.0r tuurE Uuu NIIatp
Young tis wife. Oscar D. Young. Uug Mr.
lwant JaWcs AFhWHn, WuIlHm %. uuilUIt /.
,. y. Walton. james ii tuHhraupg ilyUrF
tr.Hori Richard ~. Dung. tfu tees ami WI
IllW W nhua"uit yf. lu. AUD Go tuU follow uE
NcHr.llgi real rHtatr, $3.50 HtU. Wing UuI |UIuI
lu -4lt joe. County, Huu described as follows.
ilsWt tummuuD|u- Ht thH .nuII. wet .HTurr
OF loo I've II', lu block eleven .llI, Ulut - 4"
Nlll Lake iy survey Nuu running thence Cut
trN.h Ib RODS H,ucu north ION UUl rods,
thence wet s,ttn liI rut., thence south ten
Iln| rHls O. place ~ beginning. containing
rrEgniy .'HI aIu.fn rode OF ground. being aItu-
u'rI iu tho county ui nHlt IHLD, Utah #oui.
tory To De- H DO UH 'hr property of sidney 49,.
uafkD Administrator of tur estate OF William
lu Icr, icruFHrui EUltuotb sU1Ur. surviving
widow ottll William Fuller. deceased liober
GUN and Nia.u Young, Dol" Wlfei oscar U
nam g. MarEvrH, j, j Nu.tHui Jumus m
uUhrrur UUury NosOr, Richard s. Young
trustee. and William WunnaOuft. 40 Che emit 81
go GARD rldIuWsN
NAT 81 BRIGHAM.
O., =. Marshal.
nv louN 81. CuwuuoE. Deputy Marhal
ions NJ. u,Nsus. Attorney Cor Pampu.
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NOTICE or SALE uNJER TR usT
Died

.,.-,,,.,.,... ...... .. ..... 40.
M uEN.ha. uN lllL aGn DAY OF
" June, by. John P. Mhi. anl Minnie
huti o. q, Miulgn, tbur llfua 'rrthiu pr9mis
glid MuIUu, al tnH IIl.L ul Commerce, salt
LAKE tiy, Utah, with interest," thereon payable
p ni' AhnuAI y Hl ,HD lA't % ''sut prr oght p'r
w ',,. o.. .iit '., vi O., Z. w
oTr mann. f.,s ~, .iI..I.f b. .. pysti. ~, G
, neio i Wn YEAR a'gT ''s 4a'g' anl one 1ying
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DUEsuihr 10 AZ ORDER on SALE To
I Wu directed Ny 90. IUiui district rHur. Ht
Che Territory oft Utah, HlHli expose 40 public
HH.r. at llH front door ut she County Court
House, Iu Oh. "..U 20 sails Lake, county %. Sale
Lac sud IoruJ0Uy oi Utah, uu tuu l.tn day OF
November l-I. no Zen O'Clock %. u., uII Tho
light tile. riuW and lulgruHt OF HuuUI 81.
tIuUHHrHa. Josephine truvrUyta Uuu National
Hank col Cleo Nvuuhlic OF salt Lake CITY, ttH,
9 corporation, NJ, boo and to mo following
described real estate FituHtu, lying sud being
in SAT- Lake tliy lud county, ana described lH
follows iu VII r,lt OF lot eight % block
tWvnt. two f.aI, plat 80, sails lAhe city
survey, described ns fOlluwsi NuuuuIuE lt
tNc northeast rnrnur uf Tot eight tsl. iu block
twCnty-tao ,g2l, Mat 80, Sail Lake civ
survey, aud running thence 6Juih ten llOI
rods, thence Wrst ten llll rods thence uui tli
ten N0l rods, thence east ten tluI rods 10 tlc
place mr. beginning. containing one hundred
square rods of ground, iu be- sold Aa tho prop.
crtY Of samuel IS. brunEhgrk. Josephine bruust
beck and lhc National bank uf The lrpub.ir. III
salt Lake CITY, Utah, no the suit OF Patrick
lhclan and stephen liayH.
Terms OF sale, cash
NAT M BRIGHAM,
Ily l.. I. AUuiIu, a.. 5. MaFihaL
Deputy Murahll.
Dated OCT 20, $500,
Room, IEE q GRAY, Attorneys Tor Plain.
tins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE I- UEUEUY GIVEN TUAT
~ moro Will Do 1tuuuF 0i tho stock.
holders ui tHU e. UTlu rUIui tuuauudHtr1 lr.
rEauUn Company. held 90 Iu unrU iu tuD
tu'lgn llnic. huaIgH. second .uutu street
SAT- Aln tI.r. ~h't LAKE County. ltah IUr.
rilurr, uu thu 90 uHF uf NuEUWnUG tf. 10
u.r'n.l m, Cor itu purpose off D.Hs'HuauF
hNl acton. upon proposition fH t.HuEu HuI
amend rho ARTICLES HI Incorporation 900 H4II
rnHrHug, in iIr following particular. town..
NF rhUUEIuH UHI uWUuUIrH tIt preamble
hy rtl iuE uut 10 inr Huu there HuI 1000 pro.
DUlIua fNu word "uumr ' Goo WuTI. u..IUuiuE
wish "IrutIHIHu. uI YHHUtU. b. ut#. down DO
uuI including tHu NHrNH " Approved Starch ~
AID lsl' aud inserting boo lou thereof "Law.
ut U'HN"
ly Increasing tha capital rtlHa fum
tWraB thousand t0 nfIy thousand aUI.rrH.
Oh NT HH HWUuiIn. article HH IH authorize
tHU H.iN company iu .rI. IUu EuHU.E water IUr
lranl. Hui other uuWusra iD persons.
81 urIHh.U Ug corporation. not BORN. HtHUh
lHlHru IH "r connected With HaII yUmUAuy.
HI.l HHT||r I1 De- faI such pUHu1s ~ uIru 10
HH.h price HI HHnH .uch tnrma .Hi cuulI.
tuuH aH tH" TIrgUtHrH may determine
g. iI providing ihsl ODE annual uyguHEa
nUHI Hn l0.f 900 Doe fH.rd Monday I1 NuEym.
lCr lfH|, IHl HrruHNT thereafter.
N, g. lMlNs, President
% w. WHITEHEAD, ju, Secretary,
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the wost.--


Aner n stay OF several years Mt wash
ington, d, C., during which hohas become
familiar with tho workings Of Congross
and tho departments, Judge Cha'. w,
Sayner, al Attorney and Counselor Of
tho Supreme Court oftho Unl,oi States,
IN prepared TO promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committoos aud
informing Influential Congrossmon as TO
tho moods OF clients and communities
represented by him.
Ito also continues his practice In tho
General Land onlcc. prepares appeals,
mnkos an wors aud nrguuon,s before the
Commissioner aud Secretary, aualyses
and reports on casoi TO ATTORNEYS nj
distance, and attends 10 general lsnd
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. 20. Address, BOX
IA, Warrington h. q.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ruU sEyIER MtSiNg & AII.NG COMPANY,
priuyull place of business, SAT- Lake city
Salt Lake County, Jtahi location Of mno
Cold lui Mining unuitt, riutc Co., Utah
NOTICE q. HEREBY GWFN THAT
- 40 % meeting uI the Directors OF tho
-r 60 MuiIg anu Milling Company held on
October sth, l'A Au lsee.smrut of one cont
he corporation, payable 40 once 90 W. y
UCliur, rerru. o. .Ht the un.o0 Of iur company,
room a nuuHluuti0u building salt Lake city.
ANY tioHs upon which tins assessment may
roman unpaid ON the ION day Of November,
1928, with delinquent 10 advertised Tor sale
Ht ruulr auction, aud unless payment ~ made
.DfIrn Will hv sold on tuH fth do" OF uccam.
Irr '., 90 pay the du HHluOu. assessment
,a-eihor with costs OF Hlygrlslug and expense
% salc. W, j. b.AI Ilt,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

A.plouse nourdeau Defendant
Tho People OF hs Ior.,ory af Unh s,ni
greeting Go AIIuuu"H NuUEHN.U. defendant
YOU NitE w. Hthl uHliNlr 100
u' Jbo ui6,e namoi iairuT. DO thrU...r..t
Court uf tuH Third IuuIrl. Instruct off fHr
Territory of Utah and 90 ln.Hur tNa rHW.
W1ut lIo ihrrr.n wiiulu ton dHH" .usr.utIF0
~ tlIa ru .Hmuus=t served wIIHIH tHIa county.
or DO served uut OF thH CuuuUs Nuf In N.s
district, within WuntF days ufHDIuH" within
tuttf NNAh, uf luIEWrni hN '.NIi M.N Il
taken aFfiust you. according ,1 lia prayer Ut
tHII complaint,
Ibc .ul atro0 b. brought 20 Hlyc O. I.rrco
oi ihIH court dI.HnINmg thc InuiH 1l mItr.
ant restoring H.uuuu hu. ml.d.n name, liur'
tUU.H NHuIlH.Ur AhuNy fU.I.f HU.H|I fuT uu
ttr .UuuI# tH1f dHfoudlu .W.I..H' .H.t "su.u
or ufHru"auIEt has tfvHty. r...H.H lu rIuH'.
inhuWau aud brutal manner. H beating her
Win "u.hH. NIUsllg ana H.NaIf Doc, lui
urrltou|Hs 90 aIl nud murH.. u.r and that
IluiuNU .HTIIN H.'IrtUH fuIt defendant intend.
90 Co cHIrI ouch inruI" into H.H1uuun, and,
LONGER live uH UHHtHt with uH. faHt since
thr iiih uaE uf MuN. lsu. uHfrUH hss NOT
lived Wlth defendant at HlI H1H uHfrHlant haH
not during that sine Hul Cor YoaTs pulr ,hrFe.
And SOU ara hereby uuuaei that g you fau
20 appear and lY.va .uu flIl complaint us
above required thH fIi plaintiff viii apply %
ho courttor thc rlIief demanded therein
Wines, hu uUn. AaHaT b. Zane. Judge.
uuu ll. seal of tIa District Duuu of
che IfIri Judicial District iu and for
lsEALl the TERRITORY oi tun, ihiH lIth day ot
NUUteuHYr. Boo tnH year uf our Lnul
one Nuuaaui .Hht hundred aad
uurtU.fHr".
IuEgY O.. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
by Gro, D. lolNiH Deputy NlyrA.
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nssEssMENI NnIIlE

urAu AVID SALT i.AEE CANHLro.
puncir,I plase Of business, fut ia.C city,
Utan
NOTICE D. uEiLuN NiNIN MAT
N 4tAmoruuR 0f the t|ufiuH# Dr.. HH GOO
HIt' uaN uf strfCmnCI IsNIt Hu ...U".. uUI u.
gI..rgr .haIp was levied ON t.H capita. .IU. 3
Df tN' ,arrufatiHu, payable lu INu HU..UI.I. ..
tUr general tHrU 20 the company. "u 800.
2 iuuaututuu HuuiirE, salt l.tr UIE. Nlau.
before thg lrt dtv ~ NnlgnHel peg.
remain unpaid uu Che iat dHy.u NHE .'.I wi
be- doNuuurut and udyrtiiFc' Goo go. d. "uNIr
auction, aud uuluss payment Q. Htr ."'.|'.
s.IfI. H. iuit 1U tHo .Iua .t of NuEuH Doc. .I 3
d. rn.. Islf tou4v she dtliHQu.uI Hntut.
tol,hUr with tho cOrtUf advertising and rA.
Upusy ct sale.
UipEuN A., tiUIs.
H".F.T#FH.
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NOTICE.
la' NETTING.


observation-disclosures hhEIlrrrIc1.
rVUE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
lnp Of tnu south Jordan Canal TO. WIFI bo
hold at West Jordan ward meeting house, SAT-
Lake couutI, ON Monday tho 2Qlh day of ucto.
Dor. at Do "a ult lrHl, Tor tho purpose Of hearing
tha report of tho secretary and treasurer and
Tor Inc transaction of such other business a.
may con @ before Che meeting
Respectfully,
q, A, blHHS, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CIY oct, ~. 1876.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27
NoTlOE ID CRLpITORs.


talte ~ Jotcphine u, Smith, uCccl.ci
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IN IltE
~ .uIHri srcd. William ~ IuIIU.Uu,U N.rHtuU
fH t|U creditors ~ and aHI rursuu. having
claims against tso said UU....U4. DO .."IIt
ihrm with coo uUe0sa1rf t.luHHr. uHHfI four
month. after GOO NIHt UuNI.Hunu 90 tNH
l'uIut'Ht Nu.sf. aIuU g. Putnam. 10 iIUsTta
lui.I.Hr, 7ait lh.u ty, Iu the county of sale
Dated auHu.Ilr. l.L
WILLIAM m. ROBINSON,
lN0ruiH. ni iN0 Ia.alH of Josephine 3D. smith.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NvorICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny the
~ undersigned, uimInlatratof Of Che estate of
john Smith, deceased, 20 the creditor. of.
..I aI| U.rauuH having claims nEliuHt tUU .HII
90 'asci, tl exhibit thcm with ilo necessary
vouchers. wItuIu four months after fnr rHt
lH.luHtuu Of thIa notice, o. Che s.h lfwH.
% Cor, no Do rC6icuCo in sugar House pro
cIu.i iu Che County OF Salt Lake, tHh lut..
tlUY.
Dated August 18Th, ~.
JANI4 W SMITH.
Administrator Of the estate OF John a. smith.
deceased
WAuuELL and ADAMS attorneys Tor cstsi0
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE l. HEREbr GIVEN THAT
n u sicrtrE smithurst tdmul.fr.fHr OF
IHr. UH.tl. Uf Mazda Council deceased. ..H
rendered. tor settlement, and hIrl n s.II
count. biH final account or me- almln'"T .IHu
rI HaiI ustHio aud potlteu Tor num ..IF|0|t.n
uf thr residue of said ofi-tu among ODE UUr.H.
entitled thereto, and that luo.uUT N. Iu
dty Of October. a ID, l.tl, A. llO..'H"N H."|.
Ht tur court room OF said court, boz Do. Goa fs
d uuft fIou.p. salt Lake CITY AuI a. HUf.. IUIu
Territory, has been duly HUUnIHt.I N IHH
Judge of saiu court, Tor Tho sUtt.cmUHf1f ..I
account and hearing shii ptNt 'M .' ....r..us
tHtHI in said estate may HUH.H| ..H Show
tHu.r. ff nnv thore bel, why faId lU.NuH. .UH. q
mot De- settled aud approved uuu hul' UHi.IHu.
ton made Ha prayed fIa
a. N N.IUN
Ciefk Of thp lTUHUt. .U.ft
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-18
woRLp,s FAlR TOURISTS.
People Coming from md Going to the
Big Exhibition,

POopio Coming from md Going TO the
Big Exhibition,
Mrs. Henry speyer and family left
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. /, Il, Bamberger is home from
visit to the White City.
DR.. r. Hazlett Cummins returned
yesterday after brief visit,
II. I. Ebberts and W, v, Hoge left
yesterday over the Pan Handle.
Miss Hattie Gabe, 1r., and Louis EN-
sheimer returned home yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams left yes.
terday over the Baltimore & Ohio.
Will Juergans, Harry Gruber and
John Herbert last evening returned
from Chicago, on the Panhandle.
Captain John M. Phillips, Of tho
steamer Iron Queen, left yesterday for
Pittsburgh to accompany his family on
a trip to the fair.
Among those who left over the Cleye-
land, Lorain & Wheeling yesterday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II, Miller.
Mrs. NJ. A. Franzheim, accompanied
by her son, L. B. Franzheim, leave to-
day on IN extended tour OF the Michi-
gan resorts and thelakes, previous to q
visit to the fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-18
LEAIMoN.EoHo1s.
Pretty Wedding Ceremony Last Evening at
the Disciples Church.

Pretty Wedding Ceremony Last Evening at
the Disciples Church.
A very pretty wedding, solemized last
evening at $3.50 o'clock by Rev. DR., Full
lerton, pastor of the Zane Street NJ, E,
church, took place at. the Disciples
church in tho presence Of large con-
grogatiOn Of interested friends. The
happy pair united in life we're Mr.,
Charles b. Lennon. q rising young
business man, Of the firm of Hess, Lem
mon & Co., and Miss Bessie j. EChols,
the accomplished daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. W. w. Echols, Of tho East End
The scene IN the interior whom Prof. !.
A. Sherratt, the organist OF the church,
sounded the enhancing strains OF the
wedding march, was very brilliant in
effect, with the animated assemblage
and numerous fine floral decorations.
The attendants were Miss Annie Way
man and Miss Minnie Hartons, brides
maids, and Messrs. Charles MeIzner
and Clarence EChols, groomsmen.
Messrs, Albert TIibberd, John L, King
horn, Albert Fullerton and Remic
Truxel otliciated as ushers, AT the
conclusion OF the ceremony reception
was held ut the home OF the brides
parents, after which the couple left on
an extended eastern bridal tour, fol-
lowed by countless good wishes. The
happy occasion was grRced by the pres
enCe OF many guests from distant cities,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-18

Tho many attractions OF Atlantic
City and the bracing salt breezes of
the seashore again served to draw q
number OF Wheeling people to enjoy
these midsummer delights OF the Jer-
soy coast over the Baltimore 4 Ohio
excursion yesterday. Among those
that left on the afternoon train were
DR.. II. p. Lakin, Horbort Harrell, II.
G. SPAIN, S. G. McChesney, II. L.
Holman, William Crowl, 6. r Mont
gomery, Ambrose List, Louis Miller,
Louis Meder aud wife, Miss Edna
Crowl, Miss 0liuia Kerrick, Miss Annie
Tilton, OF Portland, Miss Lydia Tebolt
of Warren, o., and others. Many left
on the morning train to enjoy the day
light ride.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-18
They Left tho Diocese.

Yesterday two women wearing the
garb OF Catholic sisters were here sole.
iting money for religious community
in Detroit. They were Polish, and very
shabbily dressed. Tho impression got
out that they were swindlers, and Lieu
tenant Terriil brought them before
Squire Gillespy, He consulted Arch
bishop Kahn, who said whether they
were genuine sisters or not they had no
right to beg here without authority,
signed aud sealed, by the authorities Of
the diocese. They said u Polish priest
in Pittsburgh told them to como here.
On their agreeing to 90 over to Ohio
tho archbishop advised their release,
and they were lot go. They went to
IknnWilln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-18
rhn cnnntv,s ElectrIn Lirht.,

The county commissioners met yes.
terday and looked over tho now electric
light plant thoroughly, as we'll US the
lamps in both tho court house and Jail.
The committee of the whole will rec
ommend that tho work BIO accepted
from tho contractor. 1t is to DO hoped
the noise the machinery makes can DO
done away with. None OF the small
plants in town make any noise. The
board contemplated going out to tho
inllrmary last evening to investigate the
recent row between tho superintendent
and engineer, but this plan was aban.
lonad.
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MecooK,s AVNNGnNs.
Annual Reunion of tho FifLy.sCoUnd Ohio
Volunteers ut Toronto,

NutuutobTH Ut AOIuutOS
The annual reunion Of tho Fifty.sec.
Ond Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
will take place this ycar at Toronto,
Tuesday, August22, There arc but two
survivors of this famous organization
residing in Wheeling, namely, Capt. s.
L. Bricc, tho South Sido druggist. and
Prof. A. NJ. Stevenson, Of the Seventh
ward schools. Both will attend tho rc.
union.
The Fifty-seCond was commanded at
its organization by ono OF tho famous
MCCook family, Col. Dan McCook, who
was killed Ia 1864. In 1868 brother OF
tho colonel, Con, Robert MCCook, was
killed BY guorrillas Ia Alabama, and
from TINT timo the regiment was known
as "McCook's Avengers" Colonel
Clancy, OF SmithGeld, was tho next
commander OF tho regiment, and attor
his ttuath no was succeeded by Col. J. +.
Holmes, who 10 now ono Of tho fore.
most lawyers practiClng at tho Column
bus bar lIc will probably attend tho
fnuuiOU
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IlnmnInn Cnninltinr.

The committee Of arrangements from
tho organizations OF Batteries I'D" and
al" aud First aud Twelfth Wust Wiz.
glnin Infantry, having In charge the
coming reunion Of thosn old Boidior in
Wheeling, September TO- mot at Capt.
Henry soamon's last evening aud trans
nClgd sotnO business. Tho committee
will meet again next Tuesday evening.
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On Tuesday q mob OF 100 Italians
captured j. w. King, contractor on tho
extension OF the Now Cumberland
branch OF the Panhandle, and held
him u prisoner until Wednesday morn
ing, because no failed to pay them in
cash on Monday. 1t required tho as
sistance Of tho sheriff Of Hancock coun-
ty and a posse OF deputies to release
him.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR Said.

Fiveroomed house on Fifteenth street. 81, 900.
Seven.roomed house on Fifteenth street, be-
tween EotT and Jacob street.
Fourteen -roomCd double house on South
broadway, at $500 A 10 per cent Investment.
FiverOomed house ON Market street, near
Twenty.SIxth street. ut O., $50. Cheap.
Double frame house on Market street, near
Sixth street. ut 81, 800 Good investment.
Good business property on Main and Market
streets.
Fourroomed house OH Erie street, Old Fair
Ground, lot 3oxi29. Cheap at 81 ,b25,
Eight-rooms and bath on jacob street, near
Eighteenth street. Bargain at 5000.
Four fine houses OF different sizes on South
Front street, River View.
Lots OF all slzes in different locations.
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Arc you all tlrod out, do YOU have that
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can be- relieved Of all these symptoms
by taking Hoods SarsaparillA, which
gives norvo, mental aud bodily strength
and thoroughly purilcs tho blood. II
also croatOs good appetite, cures In.
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