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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
AMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. U. g. Claim Attorney. Col.
lector aud Notary Public.
apll 1912 Market Street.
FOB SALE.


/ have the largest assortment OF Island resi-.
dcnceS for sale,
cheap
seyen.roomed house IN Martins Ferry. near
liz feet Cheap.
Hghs-roomed house. with nll modern improve
mchs. on South Penn street Cheap.
SeYch'roomed house OF South Penn St Cheap
FiSe'roomed house on South Penn ST Cheap
SlA'foomed house on South Penn 81. Cheap
SeVen'roomcd house on South Front St Cheap,
Cheap.
liscteen.Ioomed house on South From. street
Thtec-roo:ned house on South York St Cheap.
ElVe-rooued house on South broadway. Cheap.
si1.rooincd house on South Broadway, Cheap.
Cheap.
Sine-roomed house on Fifteenth ST. Cheap.
seven'roomGd house on Chnpline St Cheap.
cal and see some OF the bargains we have IN
large md small residences; also in building lots
HARRY u. E-NH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
@CLOTHING.M

0YERC0ATS at qtI prices that smash % all fofns,
0vercoat We also hive great bargains ut 33.S7,
$!.aO, $500, sG.15, up to $40. ID.
II VIII pay you to look at these goods.
MEMS SUITS s :! s, o !, s. 3 s. 4 $. s; %, s. 81 " q 49, -;
leaders IN low prices II you can match these
goods 1917 less than double the money anywhere
@einvite you 70 return the same aud your money
VIII nc reiuhdcd. These goods must o.
MEMS PANTS s. A. Y GS9, SIC Sc y ss9; q y IS f up TO
tho value OF n dollar try TO borrow one. II you
want to know how 10 save q dollar or moro look
atour Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS q Sc, SIC. $50. 81 IS, 81 81 uR
NOT iast always. lou cannot match the prices.
BOYS PANTS At lie; loc. 29c. 25c. The.ea.,
prices.
MEN!S SHOES Mt 75c, o7c, sllO. SIS: s.37,
MIN piiVhu 81 c., to S!G. 1t Is just as
well 70 save moDey, on Shoes as anything else.
and we arc away below the market
LADIES' FINE SHOES Ct 81 q 49, 81 & IS s. l ~ ~ q
81 6. Our succcss In the shoe line Il probably
more than we deserve. w presume tho reason
We sell SO many Is because they don't las. long.
bn. people will have them.
CHlLDREN'S SHOES a 9;! ,'G So IS; Is Sc A aif' S Sss
| gains
hel'S and Boys Hats Ct G; 49, ao {; S9S :, $? $ io 81 4
fine s!lk Hat, which usually sells at s35.
Mems Shirts ssi isS i as i Sasi i ne Up s2Pl e 9''' On
Millinery and Ribbons & %Ptis %o cam an
save you lotsof money. Miss Agnes Gnrri,y will
give you pointers on Millinery aud Trimmings
thhtwil do you good and will not oycrchargo
you norsell you old styles
TDdarVa3p u%ndershlrts md Drawers at 2jc,
ohUot neat, 3Ic, Soc, Sc, CSC mp. We arc al:
ways below the market on these goods. as well
as everything else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets So sS5i IFS IS S aS.
We have Just received q job 10. OF these goods u.
prices that VIII surprise You.
Ladies' CorSets ass,c, a,,. 4se up
Umbrellas a.ssc. ssc, SIC up
Lace Curtains at SOC, &C, SO up
GfOcefleS. 4r iSSs %Isa11 coftsc. s! asc: G tT o:
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon. Mustard. Ginger and
baking Powder. NIL going al &C per pound. or :
pounds for IS cents.
pS a Clothing Store, n Boot mud Shoe
store,a Hat store. n Dry Goods Store, n
millinery store, n Notion store, n Furnish
Ing Goods Store. n Hardware and TinTnro
Store, n Ten and Grocery %Storc-nino stores
In ono-nll complete under ono roof.
Wchaye tho largest department store in tho
state, 100 70 1000 Main street. lG TO 81 Tenth
street, and l0Jl 10 lDO7 Market Street Eleven
entfaoces-.ake you- choice. Bargains IL every
department.
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Il. Az 70. L,)
ROLE 90 &ANb,
NO. 1? FOURTEENTH STREET.
Telephone 900. Anls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
TO RECEIVE THE BISHOP

Marshal BIcdenbRch Announces His An
pointmcnts and Names tho Route of tho
Procession.
Last night Chief Marshal Ferdinand
B~iedenbach, who has charge OF the ar.
ranrements fer the reception OF the
new Bishop OF Wheeling. Ri. Rev. p. J..
Donahue. who will arrive from Bgiti.
more tomorrow morning ut s o'clock on
the Baltimore & Ohio. accompanied BY
nan distinguished prelates, including
Cardinal Gibbons. announced his mp.
pointments of assistants and tho route
over which the parade will move.
Tho St. Alphonsus society, Knights
OF ST. George and the Ancient Order OF
Hiberniaus will meet at St. Alphonsus
church, South Market street at Z q, NJ,
and will move to Ford's crossing over
the following route: On Market to
Twenty-second, to Chapline, to Twen-
ty-seyenth, to Eof, to Thirty-third. to
Chaplino at Ford's Crossing, where the
bishop and his party will be met. The
Polish Society, OF the Church OF the In
maculatc Conception, South Side and
the Benwood orders will march to the
Same place. arriving before s o'clock.
The bishop and his party will enter
carriages, on the arrival of the train,
and the route to the Cathedral will DO
up Chaplino to Twenty-second, to Mar
kct, to Twelfth, to Eoti, to the Ca.he-
dral.
The order OF march will be as follows:
knights OF St. George OF the Cathedral.
Ancient Order of IIibernIaus.
Opern House Band.
knights OF 81. George OF St. Alphonsus.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20

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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
Death OF Hon. II. T.. HumiIl.

Last night at 10 o'clock, Hon. r.
L. liamiil breathed his last at his
home in Wells. Mr.. Hamill was
born in Gainesville, Chester county.
Pennsylvania in 1913. He was ono
Of the early settlers OF Elko county
having come 10 the State Of Nevada
IN 1909. Ia was tho advance tc!e-
graph operator during the building
Of the Central Pacific railroad, and on
It's completion he settled in the town
OF Wells where he has since resided,
except during the year 1874, when lie
filled the position Of agent for tho
railroad at Eiko.
Mr.. llamill was q prominent citizen
OF Elko COUNT, and flied many pc
sitions OF responsibility. In 1884 he
was elected 10 the Legislature on the
Republican ticket. In 1888 he u'as
elected Short Term Commissioner on
tho same ticket. In 1892 lie was
again elected to the Legislature as Il
candidate Of the Silver party.
Mr.. Hamill was married three
times, bic surviving wife being the
daughter OF the late Isuac Wiseman,
who represented this county in tho
Legislature Of 1887. Ono daughter
10 years Of age, tho fruit of tho sec
oDd marriage, and four daughters
and n son, by his third wife, the
youngest being little over two yours
OF age and the eldest about twelve
years, are left 10 mourn tho less OF Il
fathers care.
The deceased was n worthy men,
Der OF Elko Lodge No. 10, +. & a. NJ.
and Of Humboldt Lodge No. %, 4.
o. u. W. through which the DO.
reaved family will receive an insur-
ance Of 5000.
Tho funeral will be conducted by
the masons ut his late residence in
Wells tomorrow forenoon ut 10 o.
clock.
Robert P. Hamill was q good citi.
zen, n loving husband and an iudul-
gent father. His friends were legion
as is evidenced by the vote he always
received when n candidate for Office.
Known and respected all over Nc.
vada, tho Jews Of his death will cause
many n ping Of sorrow.
The widow md orphans, boreit Of
husband ohd father, have the sincere
sympathy Of a host Of friends in this
hour OF their darkest sorrow. May
tho light tat flows from beyond tho
grave illumiue their grief, and be to
thom q beacon to guide them safely
ovor LIES tempestuous seas into the
haven OF rest on the other aide OF tho
River Of Death.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
a MUSICAL

GERMANY leads the musical world.
EDWARD SOLOMON, formerly husband
of Lillian Russell, has n musical in
come of 5000 q day.
MAscAoNI has finished n new opera,
md. under the pledge of secrecy, he
has played it over to n musical critic
who pronounces it rs good as 'Cava-
llcria Rusticana." The work is sup
posed to be Roma u commission by
Sir Augustus Harris for the London
season.
WHEN Joachim, the great violinist,
pays his annual visit to England in
February he will probably be accom-
panied by his daughter, Fraulein
Joachim, who will then make her first
appearance in England as n singer.
Frau Joachim, her mother, has long
enjoyed the reputation of being one of
the best concert singers in Germany.
THE manager of the Paris opera who
produced Gounod's Faust in 1859,
says that in the original score Mar
gueritc first appeared in tho fair and
sang n duct with her brother, but rs
that dctracted from hor entrance to
the church 1t was cut out. In the gar
den scene n tenor solo, "Agitato," was
also eliminated, likewise q whole act.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
GATHERED IN EURopE.

Or all the Kingdoms in Europe, Spain
has the fewest daily papers.
PRINCES of the blood royal In PrusS
STA are a~pprenticed to some trade.
THE caves or grottoes discovered in
Carniola, a province Of Austria, in 1859,
are said to be equal In extent to the
Kentucky wonder.
GREAT BRrAIN got two of her pos
sessions from pirates-the Leewurd
islands in Borneo md Sarawak in the
northwest of Borneo.
IN France large quantities of char
coal nre made from seawced. Twenty
tons of fresh seaweed or four IONS of
dry weed produce one tor of charcoal.
THE first newspaper published in
Holland appeared on the morning OF
January 8, 1856. It was called Do
Wccckelycke Courante Van Europa.
1t is now the HARLEM Courant.
NEXT to Westminster abbey, there ia
nc place of sculpture of such historic
interest in the British Isles rs Dunhill
Fields, the last resting place of John
Bunyan, Daniel Defoe and Isaac Watts.
CONSUL SMITH, of Liegc, speaking of
the use of dogs as draught animals in
belgium, estimates the strength of tho
average dog at five hundred pounds, and
estimates the number of dogs in Amer
len ut seven billion pounds going to
r---tn
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
slFTED FROM SCIENCE.

1T is admitted by most divers that
twenty-five feet is about the limit ut
which they can see under water.
p. SILvERT, of Dohlcn, Snxony, pro-
poses the manufacture of glass pipes
by rolling down molten glass in grooves
or flutes, and using n corc to complete
the formation of the pipe or tube.
TIE loo is not so small after all.
It's surface area is fully rs great as
that of Africa and Australia combined,
which would make it only about thir-
teen and n half times smaller than our
earth.
PRoF. Koch will shortly publish IN
exhaustive work on an improved
method of using t~ubcrculine aud the
diagnostic properties thereof. Tho
work will also treat of the recognition
of the first stages Of consumption.
THERE are Owe three hundred noun
tains on the North American continent
thai are over 10000 feet in height. In
Alaslsa alone there arc scores Of them,
and not less than five in that boreal
region exceed 10, 900 feet.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
The Deepest Metal Mine.

Tho United States has o the
deepest motal n.ino in tho world. For
somo timo that claim has been mado
for tho Maria SHIFT Mt tho Prizbram
in Austria, which was 3Gi 8 feet below
the surface ut tho time OF the groat
fire IN 1892; and nothing has been
done upon IL since that time. 1t has
now boon surpassed in dopth 10y tho
No. 8 shut OF tho Tnmnruck copper
mining company in Michigan, which
or Dec. LIST was 2Gi0 feet doep, and lie
now more than 27OO foot, the average
rate OF sinking being about 10 feet
n month. This makes IL beyond ques
ton tho deepest metal mino in exist
once, md only N shaft has reached
n grenter depth, that OF u coal minc
IN Belgium for which 5000 feet Ia
cluimcu. FIX.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
TUESDAYS DA1Lr.l
sAIlMAGUNDI.

Willie Fernald Is about the same
as yesterday.
j. n. Watson shipped q carload OF
calves, bought from Litton & Hunter,
to San Francisco to-day.
The Iowa State Military Band OF
fifty pieces passed through Elko, on
No 4, to-day, bound for tho Mid
winter Fair.
II. II. Coryell, or Wells, came down
on No. 4, to day. lie informed the
INDEPENDENT that r. p. Hamill was
very sick with the typhoid fever.
The total value OF the crops OF the
United States during 1892 is estimat-
cd at s3,Ooo,O0o.Ooo, OF which the
largest Item is s75o,0Oo,0OO worth Of
hay.
Yesterdays rain wound up with n
STOW storu last night which contin-
ued the most OF this forenoon, cover
ing the ground with aLont five inches
OF snow.
1t is estimated that two-thirda OF
the adult population Of the globe
uses tobacco in one or more of the
several forms ID which it is manu-
featured. >.E9 - l-
An exchange aptly remarks that IL
men would treat their wives all the
year round as they do about Christ
mas time, the divorce mills would
quit grinding.
Appeal:--The Sheriff OF Fresno
county is after Evans and Evans is
after the Sheriff. Each one viii
probably catch tho other--it the
other doesn't SEQ him first.
\ Fresno firm has shipped 200 bar
rels OF the best brandy ever manufac-
tu'cd to the Orthodox Greek Church
Mt st. Petersburg, Russia, to DO ueed
for sacramcnlal purposes in the land
Of tho Gear.
Round trip tickets for San Fran.
cisco and return on account OF Mid
winter Fair, continuous trip good for
30 days and including 5 tickets Of
admission to Fair grounds, will be on
sale ut Elko, Wednesday the Oath
inst.
Cleveland and Gresham have found
n foeman worthy OF their steal in
President Dole OF Hawaii. Dole's
reply to Minister Willis is n strong.
convincing document AID proves him
10 DO the right man 10 guide tho pro-
visional government through the
diplomatic breakers.
William Mitchell has 1913 head Of
mutton sheep in Dc'sey's corral that
are hard to beat any where. They ure
all healthy looking, large aud robust,
and show what Nevada can do in the
way Of raising sheep. Mr.. Mitchell
will ship thoui 10 San Francisco to-
morrow TO he butchered on commits.
sion.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
A Poor Place for Prospectors.

Tho Mining and Scientific Press
says: II 10 not wise for prospectors
and miners 10 become unduly excited
over tho fabulous reports which huyo
come from the Goler aud other dis
tricts 10 tho Mojavo desert. IL Is no
doubt truo that tiioro is geld In these
districts, and probably n good deal OF
II; but " 10 like siso truo that tho
available placer territory 10 TO n Don.
siderable ertent appropriated. The
disadvantages OF existence in such n
region should DO considered by oil
WHO contemplate going there. II is
dry, remote, difficult OF ucccss, aud
supplies are expensive. One who
goes in must DO prepared TO undergo
moro or less hardship. There nss no
doubt, somo who will secure fine
claimsi tho majority run chances Of
coming out empty handed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
PEOPLE II WRITE.

Mr.. join HABnEnToN is no longer
with Godey's Magazine.
GEORGE EREnsh has n new story, "Cleo-
patra," ready for issue ut once.
TIE manuscript of Swinburnc's
Poems and ballads" was sold in Lon
don recently for 92oO.
OLIVER WENDELL. HOLMES spends a
few hours every day on his memoirs.
They will not be published until after
his death.
ALBEIT HARDY, author Of "Tho
Maid of Bethany" is one Of the most
versatile men. Essays, poems, re-
views, stories and lecturing are alike
easy to him.
Miss ETHEL ARNOLD, sister Of Mrs.
Humphrey Ward, is an uncommonly
brilliant %talscr, and it has long been
supposed that she could, II she would,
write remarkable books. She ID about
to prove what she can do in this line.
In u volume to be called "Plntonics."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
lFao1 wEDsnDAr.s DAlLr.Ii
sALMAGuND1


Rather frosty this morning.
Rev. F.a Witter will preach the
funeral sermon OF Hon. R P. Hamiil
tomorrow.
No. i, is delayed by the snow in the
mountains and will reach here as the
first section of No. 8. tonight.
Tho flags on the Masonic and A. o.
U. W. Halls are half mast to-day out
of respect to the memory Of Hoe. Il.
p. Hamill.
The INDEPENDENT is indebted to
Recorder Meigs for the information
contained in the article on the death
Of Hon. II. P. ;Hamill.
Fifteen carloads OF apples-nearly
100000 pounds-were shipped to Chi
cage, New York, St. Louis, Minno-
apolis and Denver, from Reno. last
month.
Governor Colco;d has appointed
Alex Wise Of Winnemucca u delegate
TO the Trsnsmississippi Congress-
which meets at San Franciso on Feb
ruary 18th. t5a
The agricultural products Of Ne
vada in 1893 were: Wheat, 19o,15I
bu., barley, 2so,l.9 bushels; potatoes,
3o5,lso bushels; hay, 2s5,973 tons;
honey, 5000 pounds; oats, lT9y6sG
bushels; Wheat averaged 40 bushels
to the acre. =
We und0rstaI d that o project is be-
ing discussed to issue n pamphlet nd
vcrtIsing the agricultural and miner
al resources OF Elko county at the
Midwinter Fair. This would be n
step in tho right direction and would
undoubtedly result in much benefit.
to the county.
According to the books OF T.. Nc
Rae, ngent OF tho freight department
OF the Southern Pacific Company, 1903
cars containing 2,Cll head Of cattle,
1884 head of sheep, BOG calves and
IL head OF horses were shipped from
Reno to California in December, 1893.
o! the above number, eighteen cars
containing 60 bend Of cattle aud 1876
sheep were from Amedee, California,
and the rest from Nevada. journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
lFaox MosDAr's DAur.l
sALMA0UNDI.
A rainy afternoon.

l.. ."afa" .#. L-r-
A rainy Afternoon.
The ice harvest is over for the pres
emit
Willie Feruald is reported better
this afternoon.
Ed Odell returned from San Fran
cisco last evening.
Miss Mamie Russell came down
from Toano this morning.
Four car londs OF Midwinter Fair
exhibits passed west to day.
1t will cost 5l0.1o. admission fees,
to see all the sights at the Midwinter
Fair.
a man who is deaf in ono eur was
rejected from ajury the other day
because it vas argued he couldn't
hear both siees.
The County Commissioners Of
Douglas county have appropriated
$500 for the benefit Of the State Mid
winter Fair exhibit.
Tho famous Iowa State Band Of If
ty pieces will pass through Elko on
No. . Tomorrow morning e~n-route to
the Midwinter Fair.
II Cleveland continues to send car
pet; bnggers into Nevada TO ill the
federal Offices, whete will tho straight
outs in tho western part OF tho State
got their 'pie'?
Tho State Board NJ Agriculture
has added w. TSmith, of Elko, and
w. L. Sharon, CT Storey, 10 the Ne
vada Board OF Managers ut tho Mid
winter Fair. Good appointments.
a Nevada man has perfected IN
invention for saving flour gold At
tho Harmony mine this State, he
aaved lately two ounces OF amalgam
daily, and in 20 days saved AZ ounces
The principals OF the public schools
in the western part OF the State held
n meeting at Sup't. Rings Office in
Carson Saturday, to arrange an edu-
cational exhibit to tho MidwInter
Fair.
The Land Olico Mt Eureka will
close and cease to do business on
March list. The Land Office at Car.
son will transact business relating
TO the lnnds transferred end receive
applications March 10, 1901.
Jaws broken and set, free OF charge,
new jaws and ploHty Of cheek fur
niHhed on short notice, new crowns
sproute! on old siumps. Continuous
gum work. Teeth hauled out by
electricity, main strength and mules.
Patients are expected not to "w;ggls"
but take their medicine. j. G.. Leon
ard, NJ. d., which stunls for mule
driver.
An editor on being asked il he ever
saw n bald-hcadcd woman replied in
the following vein: mo, We never
did. Nor GiI We ever ses a woman
wa'tzius around town in her shirt
sleeves with n cigar between her teeth
and run into every saloon she RuH.
We huvo never seen n woman 90 fish
ing with Il bottle in her pocket, sit on
the damp ground all day and go mono
drunk at night. Nor have NO seen
Il woman yank Off her coat and say
she could lick any man in town. No,
God bless her, she isn't built that
W'ny-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
Preparing 10 Issue Bonds

WAsnINGToS, Jan. lit is be-
licved hat Secretary Carlisle contem.
plates taking prompt action on tho
bond question, in view OF what ap
pears 10 be the imprLcticability OF
securing enrly relief by Congress.
Guarded statements made by the
Treasury officials to-day, together
with other significant facts, form the
basis for this belief, as official state
ment is understandable.
The Secretary OF tie Treasury will
very soon, probably this evening, caer
to tho public enough bonds 10 replen
ish the gold reserve to the extent to
which IL will have been depleted on
February lst, when il will probably
DO reduced to from SIn,nO0,O1O to
S~GJ,O0O,0O0. The bonds will he ten
year live per cent. bonds, but must
DO for enough to make them really
three per cent. bonds. An offer has
been received from one person to take
all tho bonds issued, but the Secreta
ry prefers TINT the general public
have an opportunity TO bid for them.
Secretary Carlisle this afternoon is
sued n circular inviting proposals for
S5O,OOo,OOO five per cent. bonds, re-
dcemablo alter ton years. The allot-
mont OF bonds sill DO made to the
highest bidders therefor, but no pro-
posal will DO considered at n lower
price than sl1T,223, which is an
equivalent Of three per cont. bonds AT
par. The bonds will be In donomina-
tons Of $50 and upwards.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
Il oosT oE WAR.

TIE reports after the battle Of Wator.
loo showed that the British artillery
fired o,467 rounds; about one for evory
French soldier killed on tho field.
RUSSIA spends 225, 900, 600 rubles q
year on the army and {. 1000, 900 on tho
navy. A silver ruble Is worth nearly 7s
cent, n paper rublc about SO cents.
GREAT BRiTAIS has 5,7s9 canhon;
France, 1904; Germany, $3.50; Russia,
4.4.4; Austria, 2,t70; Turkey, 3,7G2; tho
United States, i,155; the world hos Al
073.
WITH the exception OF Belgium.
whose debt has been incurred from in.
ternal improvements, every European
national debt is In great part q war
1ahk
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-01-21
AntimonJ.

Tho only metallic anthony pro.
duccd in tho United States in 1902
was from orc mined at Lovelocks,
Bcrnice and Austin, Nevada, and
smcltod IN San francisco. rho To-
tai amount OF metallic anthony OBJ
tnined was loo tons, valued at $40,
600. In addition ~ tho orc smeltei
ut San Francisco, $50 tons valued Mt
s26,IG6, wcro slippcd TO England for
smelting, bringing tho total value OF
metallic anthony md ore produced
up 10 S5D,4G6.