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thrust the pegs down the crevices be-
tween the two sashes of your southern
or western windows, stretching the silk
as tightly as possible. This second ana
very uncomplicated device is the mean,
of bringing you equally sweet sounds n,
music as the first. The early Greek,
were the inventors of the aeolian harm
and there were few Athenian garden,
without tree among whose branche,
there was not not slung harp fash.
toned In the way I have done my best
to describe.
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Tail Girls and short.

There never yet was a little woman.
who could not command attention anu
hirt five times as furiously as .Aj
one, says the London Lady's Pictoria'i
and no amount of height ever prouueeu
more dignity than small woman eau
assume on occasion. 1t is, OF course
by comparison .that everything is thus
or thus, and 80 1t is only when luus..
by the standard of som, exceptiohan'
tail sister that short woman VIII Pe'
nit herself to be SO describetT
will always Indignantly disclaim 70 pe,
ity OF inches under any circu stano.
though no woman ever yet o iectea
the epithet little woman" -
term Of affection. -..A ..-..-,.
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lAhl
lnterude. THE star spsnsled Banner -: Key
l. March. The Liberty beii'' ,by reqnesp LOUISA
!. overture, Rejoicing" -. Carl Marie Won Weber
With Finale ''My Country lis OF Thee Weber
2 Nultg De Concert, Casino Dances .huns
l. Fantasia Comique THE Coiored Walt
crs' Ban ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Laurendeau
Synopsis This fashionable event takes place to-
ulSLt and the guests arrive to the music OF
sprightly allegro CUupes immediately iaIi INTO
liuc for tn grand promenade which Is
gins. a quairllle and a waltz being the first mum
berS on the programme Between dances Irritation
is indu!ggd In. and we chance to oNernesr an
amoTpus dialogue Curuet and baritone, represent
lng the lady and gentleman; the conversation cul-
minHting In catastrophe. YUM YUM
ing; the dance is suddenly interrupted by some
"pcmmeu" who, after repeated visits TO the
buffet, become rather noisy. They are sp eddy and
iGnomlniously expelled and dancing Is resumed,
tho whole company joining in Il roilicking break
down. which CLOSES the ball in high style the con-
cludns finale indicating the time Of the breaking
up Of the party.
5, rolEa Ilnmori;tlc The Festiv. Little
Captain Of the q. g." dedicated to
cap. ]. +. Wenman. of the Old
Guard Thy requeso .'.'''..'..'''''.'. Rnmpone
PART II.
9. Overture Poet and Peasant. ..;;........ supp'
Song" from the opera The Trum-
peter OF Saeckngen" ..................N enlsr
Mr., J. e Martin.
3. Patrol. THE Gr0mes'' ..............E ilenberr
Q. Selection. THE Woollen Stocking 80. nraham
lntToduclug .yiophonc solo by Edward king
" July hNNNNfTs + aust
'Iiome. Sweet Home"
There Will also be music at Tompkins
square Park by Peter Berlinghoff's Mil
itary Concert Band this evening. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
Tho star SpunglCd banner" .............,...K.y
March. La DrpoTt' ...................,E mrath
!? Overture. 'Lustspei" ................ Kela Bella
s. Walt, Wine, Women and Song ... Strauss
Ictpourri from opera "Hugueuoten" .Meyerbeer
g. Cornet solo. Selected Arbuck Ia
Mr. tn Clark.
PART II.
g. Overture Mosaic" ..............,,. Rollip.on
I. Selection from opera Martha" ........ FIotow
y song' Alice, Where Art Thou'." ....... White
TO- Finale "Lcon4" ......................,Eh rlieh
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good times, but at the FIRST touch OF hard
times business squeezed philanthropy
wholly out of the combination and left
the workman poorer off than II he had
never been taken care of by paternalism.
1t is good rule that the great EN-
ployers of labor should not have any
control over the domestic and personal
1ynrknra
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Pleased to lie n blonde,

TO inc ElItOr:
John" OF Brooklyn. writes he IL warned by
friends 81 not TO marry the girl he loves. simply
because she is a blonde. Now, my dear MIR.
John" don't you think perhaps your friends ~
who warn you might like the young lady for
themselves' II such is not the case. feel very
sorry for your stupidity. What difference does II
make in girl whether she is blonde or brunette,
Indeed II knew any man hesltated to marry
me for any such foolish reason certainly would
treat him with the coldness he deserves. because
am perfectly pleased with myself as
A BLONDE, OF New York
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Cream Cookies.

Dissolve one teaspoonful of soda in a
little warm water, and add to one cup
of sour cream. Cream one cup of butter
with two of sugar, add two eggs beaten
light, without separting, and the sour
cream. Mix smooth with three and one
half cups of -four. Have the mixture as
soft as possible, roll out and cut very
lightly. Bake in creased pans In a
moderately quick oven.
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Nlgilant broke her chain of defeats
and Britannia broke down yesterday.
Fortunately, the American boat was vel
assured OF victory before the Br!usheI
met with her mlshap, and 80 We are
clearly entitled to a glorihcation over
the tardy triumph OF the Yankee saiier.
We hadn't lost II bit OF courage over on
this side. Nevertheless, the winning al
Belfast comes as "a timely "bracer."
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Let Us Hear the End.

TO The Editor:
Let me advise the young man signing himsel,
George not to bother about his friend who has
forfeited his friendship for one Of faIrer face So
long as you have always done what is right hv
her she Is Unworthy OF affection such as Yours
1t Is not beauty which makes happiness COM
plete. but sincere affection from an homes, heart
Trust to fate and II you are to &c, her, nothing
on earth will prevent pon't brood over what
might have been" but resign yourself to what
is" Let US hear through this Interesting col.
umn OF Tho Evening World" how 1t ends
EXPERIENCE
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A Hello Girl Talks Back,

To the Editor.
Being Hello Girl myself, I would rk. TO
say few words to willie" lie calls us firts
We'll. perhaps We are not backward in Small
hirtations" but We usually know what specimen
we are dealing with. | should Judge that will
lie had been called down. and nut in his
place by the same Hello Girl And az for the
telephone girls not making good wives let me
tell willie" that all are not Of his opinion.
Tor there are nine-tenths more marriages from the
te'ephon' ranks than from any ether branch Of
business As for smptylns their pockets, the
average young men who hold those quiet con.
versat!ons with tho Hello Glrr' are those who
sweep the ofnces. with saary from 81 to Sc
per week which after paying their board bill and
small loan to some friend to help him out
would leave his pockets 30 empticd that he
would have nothing to pay for those drinks,
even II he was an Egyptian mummy" Thank
Ing willie for his high opinion I sign myself
BROOKLYN HELLO GIRL"
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LEADER VAN DER STUCKEN.
The Arion society Re-engagcs Him
for Five Years.

The Arlon Society has re-engaged CON
duct"r Franz Van der Stucken for i've
years. Conductor Van der Stucken. Who
Is In Europe, clhicd the Board OF GOV.
ernurs on July 10 that he would remain
with the Ariuns for five years more nj
an advanced salary of 5000.
Last night 21j members met in the
Fifty-ninth street and Park avenue ana
after a lively time. during which The
opposition. 1t is said. limited that "thIngs
had been fixed, the action Of the Gov
ernors was ratified.
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Girls Up to the Times.

To Inc EdItoF.
have been reading a number Of letters of
late In relation to typewriters. and would say
that out OF 80 girls that know there are three
typewriters, and with common sense they can
discount tho other li7. And q word In conclu.
zion. I wish to say that It is part OF the gir!'s
position to be up to the times and quick .witted
A. no man would tolerate a girl that acts an u
shs was preparing for the hereafter. Al.
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Strawberry Ice.

Mash two quarts Of strawberries with
two pounds of sugar and let the mixtur.
stand an hour or more. Squeeze in n
straining cloth, pressing out all IN.
juice. Add an equal measure OF water
and which half frozen add the beaten
whites OF eggs in the proportion AZ
three eggs to a quart
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Garden Party.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Enclosed ind sIc. which please accept for the
Sick Babies Fund IA the result OF an afternoon
garden party and rcfreshment sale held on
Wednesday by the following children Quincy
street Brooklyn. The privilege ~ the garden was
generously given wv " Happc. J6I quincy street.
FLORENCE y GIBBS FLORENCE DuuTNEY,
BLANCHE HOLT, KATE MpSElEi,
nAIIARn FARNAM HARRY e. TWIBELI.
LIZZIE MOSELEY HERBERT GIBBS.
DE WITT REED,
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The Summer Girls Parasol,

A recent parasol caprice for youni
girls is to have wrought In silver on thu
handle fac smile of its owners writ
ing OF her Christian name. The letterind
is neither large nor conspicuous, but TIL
fancy cannot be considered in the bed
Of taste, since 1t calls public attentlo|
to a detail of personality which shoull
friends.
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4 Bayonne Collector.
To the Editor:

To the Editor!
many contributions to tho Stick Rahiss Fund,
thought / would try to help them with the
aid Of Lizzie and Florence MacGlllivray and
Lille Reed have collected 25, which / hope
will hnd a way 70 the NEEDY.
FLORENCE L. CRuNK Bsyonns. n. J.
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Edith Sachct and Her Friends.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please nnd co.t2. being tho proceeds
Of Il fair held under the auspices OF the follow
ing Brooklyn children:
Leo Butler Douglas Campbell,
IIrtis Glide sleeve Phoebe Mclroy
Maud Flowers Earth SaCkstL
Louise Sackett, Anna Michel
Olive Wyman Grace SaCkett
Frri Long
Hoping this will benent some poor sick baby.
ain very respectfully yours EDITH SACkErr
AS Eleventh street, brooklyn.
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The Clerk Kept the Change.

To the Editor
Yesterday morning, about lS O'Clock, I was
need OF come English mustard. my child hav.
ing eramps went to the drug store and
asked for 10 cents worth, paying with a 5O.cent
piece. The clerk said Thank you" On asking
for change he said the balance belonged TO him
for ringing him up, ana lie put mo out OF the
store. II he keeps this way I have no douL,
he'll be like II. W. c. WORKINGMhN
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Collected by Lucy and Mamie.

To the Editor;
Please Acknowledge r.c.IP; OF sass collected
ty Lucy Lyman and Mamie Carl. for Sick Ba-
vles Fund. NJ. s, LlPMAS,
$40 Fast E,yhty-thri street
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Hard-hearted indeed. would be the
man who would not sympathizc with the
poor Goulds in their struggles TO escape
from the dreadful penalty OF having to
pay taxes on their personal property.
The evening world., 1894-07-18

New Police Commissioner Kerwin
wishes the fact emphasized that he Is
Mr. Platt's friend. The fact bears a
great deal OF emphasis OF It's own-with
the accent on the deal"
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The old adage that nothing is certain
In this world except death and taxes"
has been temporarily discredlted by the
success of the Goulds in the matter OF
personal taxation. Indeed. 1t may be
said that. as rule, among New York
millionaires taxes are very uncertain.
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o
Enclosed fni Sc -. the receipts OF an evenings
entertainment given by few little ones to
aid their little sisters and brothers OF The
Evening Worli's' Baby Fund,
Paula Frguken, Josie DreNtuse,
JOs.e Oppcuhclmer. Bella ROthenherE.
Ida Rothcubcrg. Hattie Sirnson.
Memory Farm. Hartsdae, Wesichcster County
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pnlsy Whist.

II you are searching for varia ton ID
card evenings try a "Pansy Whist
party. Have tally cards in shape
pansy blossoms. and have the prize
either III the form of pansies or dec,
rated with them.
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The story OF the conditions under
which employment is given and houses
are tented at Pullman shows that the
FOUNDER OF the city made q great mis-
take In his attempt to combine phiian-
thropy with business. The combine
zion may hays worked well enough In
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Two brooklyn Collectors.

To the Editor:
Enclosed you will end 81. which two small
children. years OF age. collected from
house 10 house for the SICK Babies Fund.
MORTON WlNpOEuI.
SADIE ROCHlSGER
40 Eleventh street. South Brooklyn
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A Little Fair.
To ne ENltnr

To the Editor;
Inrloscd please md s. IS as the proceeds of a
fair held In one Hundred and Eighteenth street.
We hope this small amount will help sons sick
bihlpa
Emma Gunsbers. Helen Srhnesr,
Carrie stern. AIte S'hueer,
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The Yale athletes, We are told got
"many kind words" at the banquet, and
we presume they must be satisfied with
this. But that is not what they went
over for
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Thank iou, Mrs. j.

To ms FIIIOr'
lnciosed please md postal money order for 30
cents, which kindly add TO the SICK Babies Fund
and Ubllgc yours with respect Mis- j.
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To the Editor.
We send you by bearer ;TS. being amount OF
money collected by Miss Bonnie Thornton on the
Madison Square Roof Garden for the heneft of
the Sick Babies Fund ]. V. GOTTSCNALK,
business Manager Madison Square Garden Co.
July II
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What good citizens want is ticket
TO end the bosses: not one to serve the
bosses ends. Therefore. Il Is not a
" straight" ticket that they want
The evening world., 1894-07-18

The particular line on which Congress
IL flghting 1t out and taking all Summer
is involved in 4 great measure OF OBJ
security.
The evening world., 1894-07-18

1t Is being demonstrated at Wash
ington how getting aboard" on sugar
may play the mischief with a plank on
the tariff
The evening world., 1894-07-18

II tho tariff conferrees would APP
proach an agreement with the popular
majority they would not SO disagree
among themselves.
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10 quart of gooseberres add half a
pint or water and six ounces of sugar.
COOK TIL soft; add pint of cream ana
freeze N
The evening world., 1894-07-18

The Bostons raised a riot by trying to
tie up ball game in Philadelphia yes
terdsy. but nobody suggested calling out
the regulars.
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In the contemplation OF a bipartisan
Police Board. the people are not likely
to count as party of either part
The evening world., 1894-07-18

Sugar has become q bitter sweet to
people who once had confidence in the
United States Senate.
The evening world., 1894-07-18

V.gilsnt at her best showed UP q.
Eritannia's better yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-07-18

We have Anarchist Mowbray in our
midst but we do not want him. Eng
land can take him back
The evening world., 1894-07-18

1t is a wise Senator who can say Of
the Sugar Trust that he takes no stock
In that"
The evening world., 1894-07-18

There are plenty Of people who do not
doubt that Mr.. Croker is still In the
ring" But the ring must go.
The evening world., 1894-07-18

AZ long as fingers at Albany can reach
for pie in New York. municipal home
rule will not be.
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All letter. from contributors to the Sick Babies
Fund will DO printed. Many are In type aud will
appear In this column tomorrow OF later.
The evening world., 1894-07-18
10 Test Nutmeua.

To test nutmegs prick them with Q
pin, and II they arr good the oil will In
Stantly spread around the puncture.
The evening world., 1894-07-18

DO the Iron steamboats, need q more
cast-iron code OF fog-signals.
The evening world., 1894-07-18

Because real rapid transit Is to come
On the tunnel plan you are not to con-
slider 1t q bore to work and vote for It,
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II Dom in Jnly.

The glowing ruby should adorn
Those who in warm July are born;
Thus will they be exempt and free
From loves doubts and anxiety.
The evening world., 1894-07-18

1t looks now As n New York would
have a straight ticket and . crooked
campaign.
The evening world., 1894-07-18
Tho Linen Zounxe.

A novelty In tennis suiting is linen anll
cotton duck made with a pilgrim skirt
and zouave Jacket and worn with a ten
mis- belt, sailor hat, ascot scarf and stiff
bosom shirt waist. Among the girls VIII
The evening world., 1894-07-18

It proved not to be = Yale lock that
was on those international honors.
The evening world., 1894-07-18

Readers Of THE EVENING WORLD ,ea,tns
The city for ne hot months shou'd srnd IN their
addresses and hare THE EVENLNG WORLD
mailed to them regularly.
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FREE CONCERTS TONIGHT.
at Abingdon square
and TompISins square Parks.

There will be music mt Abingdon
Square Park this evening by Rampones
old Guard Band. Following Is the pro-
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let. The fan trimming OF hats and bon
nets is now reproduced In dress trim
ming. Instead of tying a bow the loops
and streamers are PLACED opposite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-15
cRElr seAsoN RoR PIoNIoa
sOms,hlaE of the sOrt 0oins on Almost
Every Day.

Something af the Sort GOinG on Aiin"''
Every hay.
Il sVous Anomalous, butt iBtruo that
tbs season, when times are 60 hard Is
the greatest on record in this section for
picnlcs and outings. Scarcely q DAY
pAsses v!.houltwo or three surti evcuts
There were two q. Wheeling Park and
a wagon pIenIc out Wheeling crock yos'
tsrday, which was only az svOrASe day.
The list Of engagements OF the Wheel;
Ing 4 Elm Grove road furnishes q GocG
index to tho activity in this Hno. Aa;
gust 10 this road has q union picnic Of
the colored churches A. Wheeling Pask.
Z picnic at Beach Glen, q picnic party
Of the Elm Grove Episcopal chapel
to the park end sommernHehIss'
fest ot At Iohu'G German chufcu
at seibcrt'a. On the H;h Two
large private picnics will be given
at tho park. August is. the Mayors
band will give O picnic in the afternoon rn
aud evening at tho park Augn't :!
tho A. y. II. will own the park. and tue
next day it will be in possession oil tho
St. Alphonsus JungllnGs Vercin, VINO
will havo largo number Of guests from
Pittsburgh. On the 2Tth tho Bridge
port Catholic thurch will 90 ont to the
park, on the 2sth is tho German no;
reers' annuni reunion and picnic, aad
August 80 and 81 tho Mnaons will hive
thUIr outing, With three performances
Of light opera.
Added 10 this llst IL the Mozart pnr.k
engagements. opening with the picnic
Of tho butchora' cons today. To'mor'
row a largo private picnic has oeen
arranged for there by leading South
Side people. r
On August 20 union picnic will bc
given thcrc by tho Beethoven Eociet7'
the KrIeGerveroln and tho BSvarian
society.
August % tho Brotherhood Of loco
motive Engineers will hold forth at tho
Mozart, and on August 81 Nall City
lodge ofRaitway Tntnmen. Tho United
Mino Workers will have picnic thcro
September IS, tho Beabout club Sep:
tetnber 8 and tho Wheeling City band
September %. There are othor e,'Gage"
monts this month, also.
Tho Mozart singing society'G big con-
cert at tho same park comes on soptcm'
Dor s.
In addition to all these, Labor Day
comes on tho 2jth. OF tho State Fair
grounds. Then tho State Fair. y. NJ.
9. A. ield day. bicycle meet and tho
scaaon 10 pretty well taken up With
events Of ono sort or another
Numerous as thoy arc, the outings arc
for tho most part quito as successful
financially ns in the ordinary yGnr whom
there Is no complaint Of bard tinos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-15

Tho trouble that has como up In tho
Wheeling Pottery Company's two
plants on the South Side has turned a
rosy prospect Of steady work In this I'm.
portant Wheeling Industry Into one
that lS dIscournRnp, say tho ofiiclal0 of
tho company. In atalk with President
Franzheim Of the Wheeling company
last evening Il was asccrtalned that the
aottlomeut recently mato ct Washing
ton City In tho conference between
workmen and manufacturers al which
Senator Smith, Of New Jersey, played
au important part. vas mado on
the basis OF a pottery tariff scalo Of
40 and IS cents The senato bill that
10 to become aiaw 8xes tho duties at
30 aud IS ccnts, which In iteelf lie de
couraging, ind now comes tho new DO
ruands OF tho men at his plaut In 60
many words Mr.. Franzhoim stated that
affairs were In such shape that no
could eco nothing to encourage tho
manufacturers TO Keep their plants In
operation under tho oxlstl'g conditions.
The trouble at the la Bello pottery Of
tho Wheeling company originated
through tho introduction OF now din.
ner cot, tho Triumph" which By tho
way 10 beauty and highly crcdItnblo
to Designer Neu, Of tho company. Tho
mon claimed that tho prices pivon for
making tits sci were not enough and
made demand that amounted 10 about
d IS per cent increHsc. This, MI. Fran
zhCin enid tho company would DO una
bio to paw. and there tho matter stands
at present.
Tho trouble at the sanitary ware
plant ls about "washouts." II will be
remembered that tho agreement when
tho men wont 10 work In this branch Of
the Industry was that the company was
TO pay what was paid for tho samo class
OF work elsewhere. Saturday was tho
first pay day and tho men got s. cents
for tho work. This. thOy claim, Is not
right, ne 81 is paid elsewhere. A COM
mittoe saw Mr.. FranzheIm regarding
this matter yesterday morning, and bo
told them TINT tho company know that
IS conts WINS pRid at othor piaces. An
other meeting will DO held at tho pot.
terry this morning, and Il Is learned
that tho company will thon tako tho
sa.no stand, that they can pay no uoEe
than IL paid In other places.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-15
If Activity :s =: cousin q: s;;;:; :;

. o Q Q . % prosperity, and you know
prosperity is the offspring Of merit prosperous concern
can give you greater inducements than small dealers.
When comes to Clothes, we take the burden off your
mind, make business Of It. You can give your whole
time to worrying about other things If you're inside of
one of our Extra Cheap and Stylish Summer Suits Come
now If out of curiosity which isn't always sin 1t some
times leads to knowledge by which your Pocketbook will
be the winner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-15
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES

Surrounding Possibly FntHt Accident on
tho u. & o. Trach at Elm Grove-oHo
Man Arrested.
Inst night an unknown man was run
ovOr by o D. & o. freight train at Elm
Grove. Both LEGS were broken. and hc
was otherwise SO badly injured that he
is expectco to die. From the c!rcuT-
stances surrounding tho case q suspic-
ion arose that Ito had been druCged and
laid on tho track. lie was said to havo
Ind como money and package, but
theso wcro missing.
Tom Kahn had becu seen with tho
stranger In q pawnshop on Market
street, and last night 0Glcer Do"sviR
arrested Kain. He was locked up to
await Developments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-15

Tho Knights Of ST. George had their
midsummer outineat Wheelirgparlsla last
evening, and il was unusually well at.
tended. From 8 to s p. m. oil tho trains
were we'll filled. Dancing began at 7
and continual till 1880 p. M, after
which q special motor brought all back
to the city. Tho music was by tho
Opera House orchestra. Tbcre wero
several enjoyable special features on tho
programme, and ,akon all In all tho en-
tertainment was QUO Of tho most brill
Ian, successes Of the season, aud tho
Knights arc 10 be congratulated on IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-15

Yesterday tho annual convention Of
tho Custom Foremeu Tatlors Assocla.
ton was hold at tho casino In Wheeling
Park, President @. NJ. AlquIiIat 10 the
chair. John n. WcrdacK occupied tho
socrotary's place. After tho annual
routine business was finished tho mem.
bers allspokeon technical trade subjects.
Tho proceedings and tho addresses
wcro Of interest only to those in tho
trade About fifty members were pres
ont, md after the meeting most Of them
remained at tho park TO have good
time, and they all had Il.