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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22
I OQdmn mn.Nt.aIltelS.

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81 'i1a doa "a I'd d G.oiIasItsallnldGib;Td[Owl6 l6
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Of p1swoq SsJuSGIIA H4AaAMoNzAnh9sm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
500 @elpbnmna! 500.

Die 9sier bieier 5eituus perosn fd freuen
ju etfabren, oub es weni9tens eine s'fiir6tete
srantbrit siebt, weldle ole NiiieE itnft in oll'
ibren Stufen gu beilsn I'M SiaRoe 1T; paI's
adturrbssur 1T Die einSi9e isst Der dBtliden
Brnoeribatt betannte pOftlOe Sur. 9atarrb
erforoert ale eine eOHftittioustrouIbei cine
corit'mtiOneIle gsbanoIuns. SOIls 9ntnrrb.
Sur tuiro iunerIid 9enOmmen uHb wrtt oirett
auf oos 8lut uno ole idIeimigen Sbetfl6d)en
ots SpitCms baourb Die Srunolo9e Der arant.
belt Serii6reno uno Dem BntiSnten Srdft gcbCno.
inoem ie Die GOnititutiou oes S0rpeIs auibnut
uno Der Nntur in ii ZEN @srte bilit. Vie g..
aentbdmer baben 70 uiel @srtrluen 3n ibren
Seiltrdfien, Oab fe einbuuOert Collars BelOb'
nung fir jeoen Rall anbieteu oeu s 3u turren
perfebIt 4ab Sud eue 9iite pOn 3cu9ni1su
tommen. Wan aorefre
8 8. Gbeueg s. Co., SOIeOo, O.
sa5' Ser'auft uOn allen slpotbttern 75c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
Stabtratb.
SeIect Council, 8. Sob.

select Council, 9. 9fob.
Siebensebn Niitslieber ipobnten Der
beuti9en Sibune bel.
Die amenbirte 8srorSuns fir bic
BfloIteruns bon Olaoiion gIpenus pai'
lirte enbsilItig.
Die Serorbnune sur 9fluIterun9 bon
Spoe 9art IUenue, BON 2afasette sur
Didion, NIT 98eit Wtountain Steinsn er.
bieIt mebrere 3uidbe uno nurSe oann
an ben StaotantpaIt fir Elm @uta6ten
peripieien.
Die Serorbnuns, peIde Der economy
9sleudtuns uno Seisuns Gpmpanie bas
8sdt gum 9esen bon 8Dbren sisbt. pai.
iirte brittle 2eiuns ferner bic 8erprb.
nun9en fir Die 3abIunS beS 9l1sBmeni
auf Die 2otS oer scranton @itp @arbe
fir cine Serra Gotta GbsussrDbre an
Sumner Ipenue; fir SeItenpsse aus
SteinpIatten unO eepHaitcrte 8ofen an
Der peltIlden Seite BON iiebenter Strase
fir elm 5al9eidirr fir Die columbia
S6Iaud So. ; fur Girniteine uno se.
pflaterte 8oHen an beiten Ssitsn bon
Sub 8aTbiusion gpenue !; besglei9en
on beioen Seiten bon Sab g8pVmine
gpenue.
GrIte unb stpeite 2siunS paiiirten bic
Seroronunsen fir bic Seriteluns bon
SettiOn A i'm fiinften Semerbiitrift !;
Greiruns bon Ssneroiitritt SO. IL ;
SerpilIiBuns fur baS 2luffiiaen iiber Der
Defnmare SStrdEe Grpua,inn
Common Council, 9. 9lob.
Wiit biersebn MitsIiebern berbanbeIte
oieIe S0rperidaft ibre 8eidGfte.
SaS giIenbabn Gomite beridtete aiins
Pig iter Ueri6ieosne StruBenbabnprOs
iefte Der 8aaep PaHenser So.
8inf beri6tete ee9en beri6iebene
Steuerrebuttipnen, ba bieieIben ReaIeis.
entbum betrafen unc Der Mapor iie obnes
oies petieren tpiiree.
6. 81. Manpiae beri6tete i'm gluftraee
Der .. & $. Co.. baB oas bltIi6e Suns
Oament Der 2adapanna 9lpenue Bride
in @efdbr Iei. gtn bas Suitdnbise So,
mite bertuieien.
Serrn 0tobinion eeIane es, sipei ger'
orbnunBen sur erfen uno sipeiten 9eiung
su brin9en, beibe su @uniten Der BAILEY
Bahaslerbubn. Die cine seipdbrt baS
8eseredt fir cine Sabu bic Wattes
StraBe binab sur 8iper Strabe unS bann
;ur 8aibingtOn glpenue bic anoere fir
cine @abn bon SIo Niain glpenue aus
bic 9uSerne Strube binab unb bon pa
mad Seaepue, iid nit Der cOrtiSsn 9inis
'perbinbenb.
Dritte 9eIune paIiirten Nie 8erorbs
uunsen fir cine Sertpilisun9 bon $50
sur gluffiiauns an benz DeIapare Strabe
@ulpert; fir Die lleberbrldung bon
OatforO 9Iaep bel Der glrcabe; fir
SteirpInttensS Seitenpeee uno sepIaiierte
8ohsn an 2userne Strabe, ;ipii9en Sab
Wain unS 9teunter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
Gus Sem cberen xhaIe.

- Sie erite amerifaniih' iIabonii6e
9resbpterianer 9ir6e bon Nintpn ers
Ianste am Mlontas bonn @eri6t ibren
Gbarter.
-Sn bsm SO. 3 S6adt bes Sermpn
SlOpe su 9riceburs berlor am Samitas
elm 9oIe burd einen Soblenfaa iein
2eben.
- Der fir bic @inton 2obIen So.
arbeitsnbe abam Splbmann tpurbe am
5reitas Nprsen burd einen Spren9i6uB
lebenSSefdbrli6 berIett er bat elnen
S6d6eIbrub uno 1T an Der re6ten Selte
seIabmt unb Iiest i'm Saduwanna SoSpi'
tai.
- Ser S6miebsebiiIfe NidaeI Ga.
MID, bonn Gbbp Greet Sbadt, ipurbs am
Wittpod auf Der Bride nabe oem Olps
plant 8abnbofe bon elmer 2ofomotipe
setrofen unb fOfort setbotet. Gr ipar
elm 9eutidsO Ositerrei6er unb binterldbt
i'm alien 8aterIanbe cine SamiIie.
CGarbpntaIs Gprreippnrsn,)
- Bum bieiigen SospitaI baben 8es
iuder nur Oienitae uno Sreitas aipii6en
2 unb 4 llbr 3utritt.
- Die 9lrbeit an benz neuen glntbras
cite SOtel eebt gut roripdrtS uno baS
@ebdupe peripridt cine 3ierbe fir Die
Stubt Su ipercen.
- Die Columbia SdIau6 So. bat
Der Stabt aus benz Grtras ibrer Sair
$1,000 iiberseben, ipel6e fir ben 8au
elmer Sebouiune gu beripenben iinb. gu
9lneebOten bafiir 1T bereits aufseforbert
ippreen.
- 0ie GarbonbaIe un6 SoreIt Gitp
Strabenbabn So. bat ibren @barter ers
baIten unb man ipiro ipfOrt WabreseIn
CUR 8srbinbunS Der beiben Stdbte treffen.
Wiau bat bret perIdiebene 8ermehuneen
fir bic 8abnlinie Uorsenommen uno feline
9rpben SdpieriSteiten 9efunben.
- @dbrsnb Der NadmittassbprfeIs
lung in Der Icaoemp Of Dtuiic babier am
Somitas Serietben einise 8orbdn8e bod
uber Der aBubne in 8ranb unb eS ents
itanb cine unsebeure glufresuns unter
ben 3uidauern biele lpransen burd
Die s5eniter auf 9lebensebduoe, anoere
ordr8ten iib ben Ius8dnsen Su. gs
cuuerte iebod nidt Innge unO Ous 6euer
mar SeIDidt.
C2lr6talb @OrrSlppnprns)
SRI. Wetu Sur6t unb Sentp Seine
BON bier tpurben am Sreitus in Scranton
pon 9teu. &. 8. DtilIer eetraut.
--Sn 0idIon @itp 1T cine neue beut.
ide epanseliide @emeinbe in ber Sr8as
niiation besriffen unb Serr 9aitpr 9fu'
oolpb unb Der 8irdenbor bon Irdbalb
wuren am Gpnnsritu9 gum @otteSeisnite
bort.
sa. Seifeut oaS ,.8O6enbIatt"- "-es
eutbdIt ale Nadridten-S2 idbrIi6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
MO. 22O 2afawanna g(uenue.

- Seds iunse Ssuti6e babsn cine
g8ette bon 500 eesen $4,000 abses
fdIpfen, tponud iie eS unternebmen tpoIs
len, uuf SerassPOnies bon Gbieaso mad
San Srancsco in 20 Taeen su reiten.
Der Dauerritt bat am Uiittipo6 Mcrsen
I'M l09 llbr bonn 0eutiden 9orf aus
ieinen Nnfans nebmen iulen. Die Sra.
men Der iunsen 2eute iinb: Scbn &rea
aus SaISunSen in Tbiirinsen; PauI
@eboerien aus Sambure; Sulius Sis
ider aus Sreiburs /. g.; anbreas
@urmeI aus Nasoebura; Seinrid Wss
per aus Samburs; @barIeS 8isf aus
Sdtperin. Sic iperben bic 8nute Der
Soutbern 9aeifc Sabn berfoIssn. unb
Jiadts in mitSenommenen 3eIten I'M
Sreien fampiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
stuscbli6 1000 ScStc In Can,
tauecr.

Die lstten 9eridte iiber ben Idreds
liben 8orfalI in Sanianber (Spanien)
seben bic Snbl Der Sobten, Germibten
unb 8etpunbeten auf Elm bOlles 9auiene
an. Der SinanSminiiter @amaSo, fpels
der iofUrt nod bem Sefanntipetben bes
Gorfaass na6 Santonber abfubr. ibut
ules. mas in ieiner Madt itebt, um bic
8ebbrosu bon ber Noibweubiafsit tbdti.
ger Sulfe gu iiberseu9en. @r ieste isinen
Namen nit $4,000 on bic Spibe elmer
SubicriptipnsIiite, oeren grtras ben
beimseiudten ginipobusrn susepenbst
tperben iOa. SieIe Gobte iinb bereitS
beerbist. 3abIreide bonn 9tumpf ses
irennte @Iiebmaben nurben in Elm ses
meiniames @rab selest. Die meiiten
SsrmiBten perben ipUbI bon benz asipaIs
tissn 2uftorud tpeit in ben Safen binauS
geidleuoert tpproen unb ertrunfen iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17

Disienieen, ipeIde seipObnt iinb. auf
8abneeIeiien su seben, mDsen ii6 bic
@ntideibuns bes RidterS 8ibble bon
8biIabelpbia 3ur 2ebre Sienen IaGsn.
Warearetba OiattbeipS bon 9lqentOpn
bate bic Reoeinger Sabn auf S6absners
iuB psttIast, neil ibr Mann auf BEN
@eleiie berieIben bon einem Suse 8et6os
tet ipprOsn mar. Die Slase ipuroe absr
abseipieien, neil WutibeipS neben oem
@eIeiie bereins. itatt busisIbe su ibers
fdreiten. uno iid peSpesen bes unbs.
fueten 8etretens zines fremoen @runbs
ftiidS idulbia sema6t bat. SnfoIse Der
ribterIi6en @nti6eiouns fam man alio
elm 8abnseIeiie su ieoer asit lberfdrsi.
ten, absr mun barf IS ni6t aIS Subipes
benuben. Tbut man bas, 70 1T man
ieIbit fdr bic SpIssn beranttportIi6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
SuunIpre.

- Man ideint bier SalIdmiinSer su
oermutben, bic in Iebter 3eit seiali9te
Ralbe Dollars in llmIauf isbten.
- Sn ben go. 5 unS Gipip GrUpe
8oblenperten ipiro ieBt neun SiuuSen
td9Iid searbeitet. in bemienissn bpn
Diurrup, Sadion & So, 1T pOGe 9IrbeitS'
SeIt Die 2ouns.
r@~ 2eIet baS ,,WohenbIatt" regeI.
mGbi9 eS fpitet nur 50 90.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
Tcits Mmsei9esl.
Die JuSiana Tarmers'
Spar unS @nleibe 0siellidait
pon Sort @nBne, SnS.

Wlit abiplutr Sibtrbsit tsr AnIags psrbinte
bisis @,isal6nft srSBns gprtbs,Is ais GbnliGe
9nlfituie Rad Gem 81 Sabre plan 4. 3. frlfst
cine auIsibe ron $1,000 in Is Monatsn nur
S259 81, alio pier prpS,nt iib LID pGbnnb btr
RiRtffsisnsnbr in Der slsi6en 6rilt an $1,000
bic Summe sou $40 peIpisnt.
Spbn 9enteS, 42S 6iforB str.,
asrnt fir Srantcn, unb it psrieibs CUR ssnausn
Grfldrung hes pIanr5 unr her gprtbeIs tebsr~
seit bersit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
GarmS Ill nerfaufe,1.

3pri 8drms In Ssffsrlpn 5ppnIbip = bic
sinr 100 sdsr pCpUn 60 alder fuItiuirt nit gu
tenn Saus, Sbsuer, Sbfsarien, 0uslls am
Saus une Bad turt's Qanb.
Die enbsrs 100 Adsr 60 fultprt nit sutsm
Saus, SGsur, SbfSartsn etc, gEaIIsr pis
pbsn.
3u srfrassn bel 8ranf &auiGmussr, Mcunt
Cobb y. O., 9ada. 50. 43,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
Gpmf1berirteS 9apieraeIb.

$5, $40 uub 800 edte Gpnf6rrirtr Nptsn
nur Gtnls has Stiid; $50 unp 500 GOtsn,
10 Grnts jsbs; 25 une 80 Gents Nptfn iecf 10
ssriisseli ssssn GinisnsunG ess grsiiss csrlanst.
5prlYtb Sha6s, AtIanta, ga. asa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
Giualidle gIuiinIIuHa,

v@clt. Fapa, Der 3cufel bciBt nit
bem Sornamen Tiui?" n9lber Wie
fomnit On bonn baraui ?"- u0tan
la9t pO9 INNER: Yfui 2cuicl!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
6duier unb Bots

In serl6isbsnsn SbsiIsn ppn Tunmurs unb
psiersburs su Ssrfaufen. llsber prsile unb
epfalitGteu siebt gustunft Serm. 8ablsrs, r.,
Grove Shabs, Dunmprs. Wietrsre eer plGBe
miiIsn untspinst icfcrt Serfauft psrbsn uno
linp lebr bilig ~ baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
90sbait.

o.: nSat benn ber Ataier nod immcr
feline 9luitellung ?"-S.: .9l9, 10 picl
&rutrftion gibt cs ia gar nibt, mic Der
&erl bel Iciner Onmmbeit uOtbi9 Batte."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17

@tiles' Ssersen. unS 9ebcr. Iillen

wirten mad ensm neuen @riniip; fe orOuen
9eber, Wlogen unb @eolrme ourdl ole 9erpeu
Sine neue Gntoedung Or Mlles' 4ilen bel.
len 8aIrnIeOsn. iibeln Geiamnd, untbitas
esber, SimOrrboiben, 8eritopfun9. Dime
8leiben fiir Wdnner 6raueu unO SiuOer, Sie
tleiniten, mIOelteu unO iideriten YiIlm. 90
Ooien rs :. RrObsu umOuit bel allen apo.
tbetern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
GDut. U. Sartl,
2(rcbiteft unb &anomeher,
SO. 404 2adaipanna glbenue,
Dyumins Saus ssssnabr.

plGne unb apifsnibnlblSse fir 9lsabautsn,
2anbpsrmslIunssn unp 8eitisguns BON @rsnss
Itnisn une ale In has Snsenieur- unb Sau'
fad etnIblasentsn arbeitsn perpen prompt
unb sstpilsnbaft ausasfiibrt. @runeifids in
8aulSts par,sllrt unp ganefarteu ansefertist
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
Su perfaufem:

Die GdlOt nit Saus an sIlb unb PAUL Stra'
ben. NGbre gIusfunft srtbrilt 2Iprmann
Suitermann. 26ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
3u Oerfamfen.

Cine biblas gaulpt an gBiliam Straes,
Dnnmure, bilIis su ssrfaufrn gfGbsss bel
8rau Narp S6srer. 43,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-17
8nGer nn0 3Git|arlftGn.

Der untn,eihnsts fiinbist bsrmit erssbent
an, bae or cine Suhaerntur utsrnpmmsn bal
unb i'm Stauee it, ale 3eitunssn, 3ettlbrtflsn,
9lter, giIber plp. in allen Sprabsn IN turisr
3sit su lisisrn. SD baIts mid rsm 8ssbrtsn
Seutittbum bsionhas bsltsns rmpfpben. Wei
srunasn piiuftli6 une reel.
alle alufhass, I6riftli& iupir milnnli4, psr'
ben auf ras i6nsults aus9efubrt.
glbtungsppu,
ausuf 8lsin 63S GbsrY ShaBs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
A PRETTY WEDDING.


Miss Carrie II, Smith becomes Mrs. Ed
gar A. Poole.
A very pretty wedding occurred yes
terday at 8 o'clock in the afternoon,
when Mr.. Edgar Alison Poole aud Miss
Carrie Bartleson Smith were made
man and wife, atthe home OF the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and.Mrs. Porter Smith, on
South Huron street, Island. The apart
ments where the ceremony was per-
formed were handsomely decorated
with potted plants-and cut bowers.
To the beautiful strains Of the wedding
march, played by Prof. Killmeyer, the
bridal party entered, and they were
met by Rev. DR.. A. B. Riker, OF the
Fourth street NJ. L. church, who per-
formed the ceremony, at the conclusion
OF which all the guests assembled Of
fered their congratulations and best
wishes. A number OF handsome pres.
ents also spoke Of the high esteem in
which the pair are held by many
friends.
The bride, who is a beautiful bru-
nette, looked even more attractive than
usual in d handsome wedding gown Of
white silk, en.traine, trimmed in heavy
Chantilly lace, with pearl ornaments.
Mr.. Poole, although comparatively a
now resident OF the city, has become
very popular. He is well known as an
engraver aud designer Of talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poole left on the 500 p.
m. train over tho B. & o., for an ex-
- N-E1-l 49, NJ Vii
which will BIO tho objective point, Mr..
Poole will purchase his supplies for the
Wheeling Engraving company, recently
organized by him, and also get new
ideas in his art to carry on his line OF
work on a more extended. scale in the
future. On their return they will mako
their home with the brides parents on
the Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
WORLDS FAN TOURISTS.
People Coming from aud Going to the
Big Exhibition.

People Coming from aud Going to the
Big Exhibition.
Miss Laura Ford will leave to-day.
Miss Cora Zane, Of the Island, is
home.
Prof. ]. NJ. Birch returned home yes
terday.
]. E. Deltz was one OF yesterdays de.
partures. .
Mrs. Harry Jones and daughter, May,
left Tuesday.
Augustus Gaus was one Of the de-
partures yesterday.
H. @. Johnson and two daughters, Of
the South Side, left yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. William @. Stifel were
among tho departures yesterday.
Barney McEnteo, OF the South Side,
is there, and says the "half has not been
told"
G. D. Greene and family and Colonel
Robert White are going to the Worlds
Fair Thursday afternoon by tho Baltl-
more & Ohio.
Oscar Porter, inc East Enu grocer,
and L. J. Miller, the North End contec.
toner, returned yesterday from n two
weeks soiourn.
Henry Hoffman,, who has been at
the annual meet OF the League Of Ameri.
can Wheelmen ut Chicago and taking
in the fair, is expected home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rogers, OF North
Main street, have returned to the city
aftor spending a week at tho Worlds
Fair. MIR. Rogers said he went over
the entire exhibition satisfactorily in q
week.
Jason Stamp left yesterday for the
Worlds Fair city, where he will eco tho
big bicycle races this week, aud en-.
deavor TO get Zimmerman and Sanger,
the champions, TO race at the West Viz.
ginia meot next month.
Bernard Bach and wife. W. Burnley
and wife, Charles Goethe and wife, j.. u.
Wilson, L. l. Stitel, q. d. THOMPSON
and wife, Of Sistorsville, ]. W. Beltz and
A. Beltz, all left over tho Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
ABAD MAN WITHA KNIFE
vauquishes Several watchmen at
B. & o. Beer Oar.
THREE THIEVES ARE PUT IN JAIL
For Breaking open the Car of Pabst
Beer Early Yesterday Migrating,
Ono ofThom Makes Fight, but is
AteFward Run Down-Four More
OF the Alleged Prize Fighters from
North Wheeling Disposed Of

The lNTELLIGENcER yesterday men
toned the breaking open OF a car
loaded with Pabst beer, on the B. & o,
track near Ford's crossing, and the cap
ture by Officer O'Brlen OF one man,
Charles Harris, with a keg OF the beer
in his possession. Later Officer Wilkie
met Alfred. alias pudding" Clark, on
Market street, and as Harris said he
was one OF those who helped to break
open the car, he also was locked up,
The police had notified the B. 4 0.
yard men OF the condition OF the open
car, and it was run up the track into
the yard in the Fifth ward, where sew
eral OF the B, & 0. men were told to
keep their eyes on it. 1t was not long
until q man was seen to approach the
car and lift q key Of beer out. Three
railroad men approached him, when he
showed fight, and at last drew u large
knife and slashed about so ~viciously
that tho men were compelled to allow
him to escape.
ApouL uuyllGht ne, 100, was captured
by the police aud locked up, His name
was Ed Kinney.
Yesterday Squire Gillespy sent all
three to Jail in default OF $500 bond
each for a hearing in the next ten days.
Ed Bennett aud Mary Emmarth were
to have had o hearing before the same
justice last evening on q charge Of lille
gal cohabitation, but owing to the alb
sence Of witnesses for the prosecution
the case wa postponed till Friday at
2 p. m.
at 8 o'clock this afternoon Tom Kane
will have a hearing on the charge Of
picking Andy scherrer's pocket and
stealing a handkerchief last Monday.
Frank Smith the alleged ~lunatic, was
remanded to Jail again yesterday after,
noon, after a further partial hearing Of
the evidence in his case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

Tho soldiers reunion at Caldwell,
Ohio, on tho 25th aud Goth Of this
month, promises to DO one Of tho larg.
est Held In Ohio for many years, and
tho promised presence Of the famous
General Oliver o. Howard, U. s. A., tho
last Of the army commanders, will draw
an immense crowd Of grlzzled veterans.
Since tho deaths OF Sherman, Grant
and Sheridan, General Howard has
been tho favorite with tho boys In blue.
General Howard will pass through
Wheeling, on route to tho Caldwell 70.
union, on tho oath, Thursday and tho
Caldwell committee asks tho lNTELLt.
uENCER 10 request on their behalf that
ho bo suitably received by tho local T..
A. II, posts and old soldiers generally Of
Wheeling, Bollairo and Bonwood and 90.
cortud across tho river, andalso that tho
local boys attend tho reunion.
Tho exact time Of General Howard's
arrival hore Ia not yet known, but as II
ID in tho hands Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
officials, II will DO announced to tho
public soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
COOL BRnEzEs L o
At the New Mozart Park soon to be Opened
to the Public.

- NAA AAeAA = A9A9AA ~ w 4ESNN
to the Public.
With the completion Of the pew in
cline plane at the head Of Forty'third
street, South Side, Wheeling people
will have easy access to one OF the pref
tiest and coolest resorts Imaginable,
Mozart Park, An INrELLlaRScER re-.
porter went up to the new park yester-
day by a circuitous and zig-zag path up
the hillside, and found that even during
the week the park Is well patronized,
Notwithstanding the difficulty OF getting
there. The goal that attracts IL the
GOODNESS and general airlness Of things
generally on the hilltop; there being
not a moment during the hot day that
a stiff and reireshing bresze in not stir
ring, The recent improvements at the
park are very extensive, including the
largest and finest dancing pavilion in
the state, ten pin alleys, bar, etc, At
tho top Of the dancing pavilion, which
is located on the highest spot in the
park grounds, is an observatory from
witch the entire city, almost, and Bel
iaire and Benwood, stretch before tho
eye like q panorama.
The big Skinner engine which will
furnish power for the incline railway
cars has already beeu hauled to the
hilltop, and workmen are now getting
it into position, Everything at the top
will be ready when the structural iron
work is completed, about the last Of
this month. Then the new resort will
be literally p~atronized, being convent
ent to the larger part OF the city. Even
now the crowds that 10 there on Sum
days are surprisingly large, reaching
from one to four thousand.
There were several picnic parties at
the new resort yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10
DIED.

HUBBARD-At Oxford, Ohio, Monday, August
T. 1898. DANA L. HUnDAllD, In his 18th year.
Funeral from the residence OF his brother, W. p.
Hubbard, near Elm Grover this CThurSday)
afternoon as 4.se o'clock. IntSEment OF
Greenwood Cemetery. Friends will take a
special train leaving Wheeling & Elm Grove
railroad station. Wheeling, at 3;45 p. IN. and
returning after the funeral.
sAwTELI-onT Tuesday. evening. August 8, 1893,
at his residence on Short Creek, GEORGE
SAwTELt- In his s9th year.
Funeral from his late residence on Thursday at
10 O'Clock o. n. Friends Of tho family rc'
specially invited to attend. lntcfmCnt at
Short Creek Cemetery. &"
CLARK--At Boston, Mass, on Sunday morning,
August 0, 1893, MINNIE DuNS. wiIO Of Walter
q Clark, OF boston, and daughter OF Mrs. L.
". bum, OF this city,
FunOral from tho residence Of her mother, No.
Tenth street, on Thursday morning at $50
O'Clock. Mass at tho Cathedral ntV o'clock.
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend. lntOrment private.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

Yesterday morning Thomas Cornell
and William Smith, two OF the men
who took part in the North Wheeling
row, we're fined ST and costs each by
the mayor, and in default OF the cash
went to the hill for fifteen days each.
Sam Desmond was dismissed and John
Thomas's a was continued till this
morning, to secure another witness.
Ed. Henry, for disorderly conduct.
paid S. and costs. and Matt Daily, who
was only charged with drunkenness,
went up for fifteen days in default Of
81 and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-10

Yesterday u man named Lilly was
brought up IN the Ohio River train
and taken to the North Wheeling hos
pital. He had been shot at Sisters
vile. The story is that a party OF men
were annoying the keeper Of q restau-
rant, named Craig, when he fired his
revolver at one Of the men, Dewey, who
was barely scratched, the ball then
wounding Lilly seriously. A man
named Kennais said to have been shot
also, and worse hurt than Lilly, willis q
fourth mar was badly beaten and
bruised.