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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12
1898 cHRISTWKS. 1895
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the friends g9 p99n US from year to ysa Is that
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps ana sIlshpps Ia the Thriving CITY
Across the River.

Across the River.
The engine operating sheet MILL Nos,
G, 2, s and 0 nj the Aetna-Staudard
broke down yesterday throwing on
these mills until the first OF the year,
Capt. II. w. Smith writes homo from
Los Angeles that the nights are cool
but the weather Is SO warm during
the day that ladies carry parasols'
Mr.. and Mrs w, T. Clalln, OF Maui
NEE. are visiting Mrs, p. w. Clark, on
Fourth street. They will remain until
after the holidays,
The case OF Caleb & Couture VS..
George DOrsch has been set for De-
cember 16 before Squire llowells ut
Bridgeport.
II. W. AppGnzeller and William
Koehnllne, of bridgeport, are OF on
southern trip. including the Atlanta
exposition.
Rev. |. y. Moore, Of Cambridge. Is
preaching IN the Baptist church during
the gospel meetings.
Hebron Encampment win have work
Tonight In the Patrlarchnl and Golden
Rule degrees,
The voting to decide the subject of
John Il. Clark's lecture Will close to-
day Mt I p. m.
James Peters. Of the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh passenger depot. Is on the
sick list.
U. q. Barnes and Miss Llhhle Pick
ems were quietly married on Tuesday
evening.
Secretary Glorrls, Of the Y. NJ. C. a.,
returned TO Cleveland yesterday
MrA. NJ. b. Groves Is dangerously III
at her home.
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The wheel takes men Into the country
who would otherwise never learn the
toys NJ meeting nature face 10 face.
England has $G0,O00,O0O Invested In the
bicycle trade.
4 brooklyn broadsword expert on q
liGyclt Is doing the south, lighting
hruadsword swtngers on horseback. AZ
Jacksonville and Atlanat the cycler
scored victories.
When an accident happens the wood
rim Is not all II Is cracked up "a be: In
fact, Il is too cracked to be up TO any
thing.-The Wheel.
According to the latest computation
the following figures represent the
values OF the several Glass n meas WIN
nlngs for 1896: Bald 5000, Cooper Sj,02I,
Murphy S3,sOs, cabanne 1890, Titus
I!.2iS, Bliss s.. 45l, Gardiner SLIGO, Klser
Il.5fO, L. C. johnson 81 ,640. Jenny H,6sS,
Maddox $l,295 Ziegler lilo Brown
800, Coulter $3.50. Sims $3.50. Mcdonald
500, Mcleod 1857. C. S. Wells $3.50, u. Il.
Bird Ssgj, RIgby 1855, L. C. johnson AI5,
Scott 1904, Kennedy 1895, Hclfert $3.50,
lie Cardy At5. Terrell 1890, NJ. Wells
SOD. Allen a05, L. a. Callahan {i2j, and
Fuller 1900. Total amount won by
these riders $43.4sO.
Twelve travelling men, representing
wheel manufacturers, We're In town In
terylewing local Jobbcrs and dealers, on
Tuesday The bicycle trunk Is the bag
gageman's victim nowadays.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12
MUNy0N
MIR. u. II. Aahby Says Ills Improvsd
homeopathic Remedies Are Worth
More Than tllO NYholu Medical gaVplty'

james Y. Ashby, Petersburg, Va
says! IAN aged friend Of mine had
rheumatism for many years, and could
get to his place Of business only by the
aid OF IL cane. He had tried various
remedies and numerous doctors with
out benefit. lie finally bought u CSC
bottle OF MUNYON'S RHEUMATISM
CURE Three days afterWRrd saw
him without his cane, aud inquired
how he came to be walking without his
crutch His answer was to take out
the half bottle Of MUNYON'S RHEu-
MATISM CURE sim remaining, with
the remark that no would not give the
rest Qf these pellets for the whole med
lcQl faculty AS for my own ease, !
suffered for years with u torpid liver
Calomel and other strong drugs only
gave relief for few days. One bottle
Of MUNYON'S LIVER CURE acted
like magic, / consider myself entirely
free from my old malarlal trouble, feel
spry aud active, with no pains In the
back, as formerly, and, above all, am
cured OF awful sore bOlls, which had
tormented me for four years as the re-
suit Of the sluggish liver
WHY POISON YOUR SYSTEM
with dangerous drugs? Why not try
Munyon's New and Improyed
homeopathic Home Remedies, A
separate specific for each dis
ease. Absolutely harmless. Posi-.
tive and permanent cures AZ
druggists, % cents bottle.
Personal letters to Prof, Munyon, 1905
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answer
ed with free medical advice for any dis
ease,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12
DELLARE,
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip fran
tue Glass City,

All Sorts Of Local News ana Gossip lr0m
tue GLASS city.
Mayor Dubois was engaged yester-
day Rfternoonin hGarlnganotherch charge
OF permitting gambling In his house
against Emil Schmidt, He had been
bound over to court by Justice OF the
peace on the same charge and his law
yers pleaded this US q bar, hut the may
or overruled the plea and the case was
tried to o jury and was fought so'Yig-
orously that It lasted until late last
night,
They managed to hold council meet
ing Tuesday evening after sepdinB Tor
couple OF members and after trans
acting some routine business adopted a
resolution requesting the mayor TO uti-
lIze as much OF the police force as possi-
BILE as quarantine officers during the
time quarantine Is kept up.
The city board OF education, yielding
to demand from number OF patrons
OF the schools, has decided to have mu-
sic taught, beginning with the term
that commences In January. The same
system that Is taught In the Wheeling
schools will be used here.
William Murray, who looks after the
business interests Of Murray Bros, Is
home from the interior OF Virginia,
where they completed Il new court
house and the same was accepted
There will be u concert down at Shady
Side this evening at which Il number OF
Relnlre people will appear among
them the mandolin and guitar club
John +. Jones, of this city, has been
selected as delegate to the National
Music convention by the local husi-
clans organization.
The lecture OF Or. Tracy was only
moderately well attended, but 1t pleas
cd all the people who were there.
There will be n union meeting OF the
W. C. T. U. at the home OF Mrs. James
Weeks this afternoon.
Mayor Dubois and wife will probably
take In the Atlanta exposition on a
trip south next week.
Martin Cowen went out the Cleye-
land, LorRIn & Wheeling yesterday on
a hunting trip
The Royal Arcanum elected officers
and representatives Tuesday nlght.
Mrs. Il. u. Morgan, OF sedal!a, No.
Is the guest Of Miss Clara Moore.
Miss Rertle Bahra leaves to-day for
Atlanta to see the exposition.
Prosecuting Attorney Weems was in
the city yesterday
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Arthur Augustus Zimmerman is still
ths king OF the cycling path and
,poueh In his first race on Australian
soil he took second place 70 Parsons
who thereby leaped into fame, the SUI
Dremacy OF the Aptipodean was short
lived. 1t was ut the two days cham
piopshln meeting OF the New South
Wales League Of Wheelmen, which
6nrncd At Sydney, November 10, that
ZImmerman's opportunity to redeem
Simself came. II was In the half mile
"hamplonship his greatest triumph
csme when at the turn Into the
stretch he jumped from the bunch IN
whlch he had been one With the cracks,
parsons, Iredale and Lewis, his mighty
rush carrying him past the winning
most a winner by thirty or forty yards
ms rivals seemed standing still, while
$4,000 spectators seemed paralysed WIN
They we're 80 stupefed," as the sgd
rey Herald, copies OF which arrived NJ
Victoria, d, C., on the Mioerwa, OK
pressed II, that they forgot their
voices till the wizard leIsurely pedaled
back to the pavilion, modeatly refusing
The honor OF being mounted shoulder
hgh and carried TO his quarters. Then
he enthusiasm Of the spectators found
vent and the most Sensational ride
ever made by cyclist under Australian
skleswas rewarded by such a shout or
unbounded enthusiasm us tho perform
anee deserved
four candidates for championship hon
h1y tho atTsnugagf uunr-
te,te ever brought together In Auatra-
Ia-Zlmmcrman, OF America; j, w,
parsons and p. g. Iredalc, OF Victoria,
nnd r, w. Lewis. Of New South Wales.
Parsons had the pole with lrcdale and
Lewis third and Zimmerman outside.
Parsons made the pace In the trst half,
Zimmerman following behind Lewis
Finishing the first circle, the American
closed up and Lewis spurted deaper-
ately, believing the iight had comment
Jimmy quietly dropped back and
trailed the procession, resting calmly
content until the last turn whom his
feet found wings. and he ilew around
on the outside. leaving his rivals as
though standing still. Thirty-iive
yards were made from the picked men
OF Australia In less than 200 yards and
though Parsons was second. u was not
a place In the same class as the cham
MON. The time. l:l6 3-5. counts
Tor little, as Australia does not believe
in pacing Jimmy" polished the last
quarter In less than twenty-rlne Sec
ends. The mile was practically dupll-
Gated In all save time, which was 2:2i.
In an Interview just after the last
race, Zimmerman said he was quite
tatistled. though he would prefer hot
tor pace. As to Australian tracks.
he considers them Infinitely inferior to
those Of America, as they lack lie and
consequently speed.
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wRREIING DAILY INTEIGENoER THURSDAY DECEMBER ~ 1895

will probably leave Cincinnati fof
wheeling and Pittsburgh on next Tues,
day, prrivlus here Friday morning ana
rCacilng pittsburgh Friday nlSht. A
number ut Cincinnati newspaper mon
win be aboard on the new boats Initial
trlp up the river
Yesterdays snow made glad inc
hearts OF rlYermen. II Ia anticipated
that rain or warmer weather VIII carry
the snow 10 the rivers In hurry. n
coal boating stage IL anticipated the
latter part OF the week. However cold
or weather would dlsappolnt the hopes
Ot the rlVermen,
\ business man speaking OF the
movement for lower wharfage rates NJ
this port, said II Is something that
should be done by council Vt an carry
moment, AS he puts H. the steamboats,
do not now receive ouG-clghth OF tho
freight they rot In the days OF Wheel-
Ing's supremacy In glass ana nhlls'
Formerly the hlG Cincinnati packets
would require six hours to pass through
the Wheeling district, including stops
at Martins Ferry Wheeling and Bel.
laire wharfs and at the various nail
mill landings, OiteTlpGs Of less than
5000 10 5000 kegs OF nails were un-
usual. Now, what difference ono
hundred kcga week tells the story or
cut nail shipments via river,
pittsburBh-River Ill feet and fall
at the dam. Weather clear and cold
Warren-Rlver foot inches ana
stationary. Weather cloudy and cold.
GrcOnsboro-R feet inches and
stationary, Weather cloudy and cold,
steuhenyIllc-RiYer feet inch and
falling. Weather cloudy and cold UP
Princess,
oil City-River foot 10 inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and cool
MorEnntown--Rlver feet 10 Inches
and stationary. Light snow and cold
Some Ice on the river,
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ROBERT WITHDRAWING WILL.
How the E'tate or Three Quarters % q
Million u Distributed,

How the E'tate OF Three Quarters ~ y
Million u Distributed,
Special Dispatch to the JntollIgencer,
sTEuBENYlLLE, o., Dec, ll,-The
win of the late Hon. Robert sherrard
IT,, of this city, was made public to-day,
after being Withheld since November
l6, He names as executors, his son,
Col II. c, Sherrurd, son-in-Iaw OF II, O..
Elliott, OF New York City, and q, w.
McCook, OF SteubenYllle, with his wife,
Katie j, Sherrard, and Thomas john
son as guardians OF his four minor
children, by the terms Of the will, be-
sides the residence property, lie gives
his widow $4,000 To Col. II. q. ShGr-
rard he l;ives sixth OF the money he
received In his suit against the Pan
Handle Railroad Company, also his In
terest In the banking firm Of sherrard
Mooney & Company, out OF which the
colonel must pay TO the estate $4,000
or n he does not accept the interest in
the bank he IL to be paid $4,000 ont OF
the estate, 10 his daughter, Mrs, Ell
llott, Of New York city, he also gives n
sixth OF the money from the suit
against the Pan Handle, To recover the
value OF his stock as dissenting stock
holder, which together with what he
has paid her In the past shall annsti-
tute her share. To his three sons, Henry
O., Thomas and John, he leaves all his
interest In the Steuhenvllle Coal &
AIiuipg Company, and the Gable Bend
Coal Company, To Robert S. Elliott,
Lille u. Elliott and Henry S, Elliott,
grandchildren, OF New York city he
gives $4,000 each and $1,000 each to John
u. Sherrard. az Rockville, Ind. and
Mira. Susan Orr, OF Clarion county, PA,
The residence Of the estate Is to be d.
vllod among his four minor children,
who do not receive their share until
they become OF age. His estate, II is
thought TO aggregate $4,000,
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. li.--SlZtocnth
nny Crescent city Jockey club'B wintor
meeting. Weather nnc; track fast Ut
tendance good
!Fr selling, two.ycarolda. nix FUR
lt1gs- Snutornc won. Nlklla second,
l,rrrnnln third T'lmC, ia7h.
Socpnd, handicap all ages, Rly FUR
longs ApmnambullRt won; Artist Sec
unh, pRnwny third Time, iiSH,
Third, handicap all ages, ak furl0nnH
.-Houillp won; Judith q, second, Leo
Lake third Time, iH7
Fourth, handicap, milo mud n quarter
bfindn won. George w. Rocon1, pcy-
touln third. Time. ---
rum selling, HcVon flrl0ng8- hnto
Mpri llnlkllno Bccond l'uliianr thlrd.
Tlmt, 1884.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stage OF Water and Movements Of Boats.
The River Intervals.

as
stage OF wafer ana MoNefhe"ta VI """'s'
The River Intersst''
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Ruth. Charleston. a. IN.
Ben Hur PITTSBURGH. p M
G%M"i IiltE,U' "' az - o H. midnight,
D1 ARK, IT,Av,S,r: ,r0.DAY
eoAao i''.-a -
= Il: beppi9Ia, i bWr,. is.ss u n'
I Iny,ns,on natamoEI,s. i'm m.
level ClaringIon. S:sO %. m.
mo- ATS LEAVING TOMORROW,
J,vcI Ciarinyton a.sO u. m.
Ben IIur, Petersburg, noon.
The marks at G p, IN. showed feet
inches ard slowly falling. Weather,
showing and cold.
Tho T,oreno pnsscd M for Pittsburgh
ofter midnight. She brought n good
trim nut on tho MuFkIngum. n large
part OF II being produce and live stock
for Pittsburgh
Tho Ron Hur Ind heavy freight ofTer-
ings below and did not arrive here until
J,50 u. m, She got away for Pittsburgh
md way landings at 6 d, m, Her pas-
senrer list wns. alsS large
MS, p,,,t, b,d a, ,l,,ht ,rl, for r,bprles-
Ine ~ Lin ~" ,i,,or points ves,er-
tom anu m To- 10, ~ IIva s,acL nwait-
NY ,',o, ms t5s,,airo Snt canaan Hunt
1870, ~ ~, ~ ~ 81 ~ icn MOULD become Ton
hcsvv for hIs craft and passed BelIaIre
,,,iI,,9r, iondIng
49,. A., II = uo,,,r1
IL ~ TuHlorcu Ihh' tlle "a. ~ 49, ~,
may npnhuon w UmS S,. w on,si iip ~
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Safety Girl, Lillian u, %; Cotton King,
lOl seabrooke, 1915 Winchester, l0S
Milo selling DIR, Work, Mai. Nc
Laughlin, W; Rcd Cap AdRh l., Jimmie
I, Queen BIRD 1903; Salvador, Jim Hogg,
Nance, 1906 Prlg, li9.
seyen-elghths milo handlcap-stark
|Bii Jim Flood, 9S; Sundowne, l09; |
Defy, 1906; Barney Aaron, r., 1905; Bin
Arp, 1915 Aunt Ida, 1903; lola. no.;
Logan lal.
Seven and one-half furlongs, selling
Vida, Haldivar, Miss Perkins, Sprite, pS;
Slmrock, lOl; oak Forest, Miss Clark,
Miss Rowelt, y. n Fly Ir, l0Ii Terra
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MOUND5yILIE.
A miscellaneous MeianEc or Minor Mat
tSrs from MRrshall's Metropolis.

A Miscellaneous hIrianRc OF Minor Mat
trrs from Marshall's Metropolis.
A lre alarm was sounded about noon
yesterday, calling the department TO
the Third ward to building owned by
Karchcr s. Lohr, on Third street, and
occupied by family by the name 81
Johnson. The Third ward reel was At
the scene in good time and soon had
the fire out. The building was an old
one and was damaged to the extent or
500, fully covered by Insurance,
O. T. Price. n hardware dealer made
an assignment last evening for the BEN
eft OF his creditors, S. VI. steele was
made assignee Failure TO collect no.
counts made the assignment necessary
and It IS thought his assets Will meet
his liabilities
An Informal meeting Of the Epworth
League VIII be held this evening The
newly elected officers Will be Installed.
Presiding Elder A. Moore, OF Wheeling,
will be present and mike an address.
10. F.Melghcn left yesterday for Mat
evan, Mingo county. 10 attend to bus
Iuess connected with the affairs Of H. s.
White. OF which he has been appointed
receiver.
r. C. GrIscll, accompanied by his
wife, left yesterday for North Carolina
for the benefit Of his health He ex-
poets to spend about six months In that
climate.
Mound City Council Jr, o. u. A. NJ.
oxpects TO have an interesting meeting
tomorrow evening and large attend
ancc.
Mystic Castle X. q. +. will give n
supper and entertainment to the mem
bcrs and their families on the first
Tuesday evening In the new year
Miss Myrtle Smith returned ycster-
day to her home In Jacksonville, Ohio,
after visit TO friends here.
Tho snow which fell yesterday
brought out the slelEhs last evening.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who 1.-Two bot.
tar than others and enjoy life more, with
lcs expenditure, by more promptly
odaptina tho worlds best products to
Inc needs Of physical being, will attest
ihe value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup 0f FlN.
lts cxccIlOnrc Ii duo To lls presenting
In tl,e form most acceptable and pleas
mt to tic tastC, tho roircShlng aad truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lnx'
atiyc; cntGlnilly cleansing tho system,
di,peiling colds, headaches aud feyorS
md permanently curing constipation;
IL linz given satisfaction 10 milllono aud
mot with tllo approval Of tho medical
prorcssiOn, because u nets on the hlI'
noys, Liver and Bowels without weaS'
ching liom and II " perfectly FREQ from
every objectionable substance, ,.
gyrp Of Figs Ii for sale by nll drug
pistS In 'bOo mud ~ bottles, but W. mall'
nflctnrod By the California rug syrup
10, only, whosr namn sprintod on every
rackage, nlsO the name, syrup oi rue,
and beinp we'll Informed, YOU Will nO'
aecopI any substitute II offered
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WITH THE BOwLBRs.
The nightly Record ofstriEss and Spares
on the Alleys.
lIUSEl LEAGUE.

Tho tallcndcrs met the leaders In the
Musec Bowling League last evening,
and although the latter won two Of
the three games, they had the mar
iowest Of escapes OF being beaten twice
Instead OF but once. Tho first game re-.
suited In q tie, each team making $40.
In the roll.bff In the eleventh Franc
Samcless made the phenomenal score,
$780, and as the Richards team had some
Unfortunate and unlucky breaks the
unnamed aggregation walked of with
victory. The second game was rather
cnc-Eilpd, Nameicss early securing
tIg lead. which n Hne finish by tho
richards boys In the tenth could not
overcome. In the third. however, Rich--
nrds bowlers rolled fine ten-plns and
won Oh handsome score, DOL. The
Richardsoninns are proud Of Winning
the last game, because thl1 is the Ecc.
ond time only that NamelCss has mot
defeat In eight weeks Of tcn-pinh'
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IIolldny E,enr,Ion % wn.hlngton, D. Q.

llOlluuy fAhNhNNN"W W '""A''h'"''f - -
The baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany will lnaugurltC series OF month
ly excurBlous to the National Capital,
from Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Parkera-
burg, Lexington, HngcrstOwn and In
tcrmedIate points along It's lines MS far
as washington Junction, anrording an
excellent opportunity for u .midswIntpr
jaunt TO the national capital. The first
excursion Of the series Is announced for
Thuraday, December 20. The rates are
remarkably low and tho time limit am
plc enough to allow visitors an opportu-
nifty to visit all the public buildings
and institutions In Waahlngton and
make side tiipst to points OF lptarGst In
the near vicinity.
Trains leave Wheeling 1895, 1865 n. M,
and 6Ai p. N. Parlor cars on morning
train from Pittsburgh and RlocplnE
cars on the night trains. Tickets $40
for the round trip.
Corregpondlngy low rates from the
other stations.
Tickets viii b. good ten days, and
will be valid for passage from Wnah-
lngtOn to Baltimore at any time within
the life Of the tlokut.
For pullmnuCar accommodations aud
guide to points OC interest In Whshing-
ton. address nearest baltimore & Ohio
agent.
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IIN nufrcrlng with piles, II will interest
you IL know that DO WlltH witch lln-
zCl Hnvo viii euro them This mcdl-
cine IN n specific for all complaints Of
this character aud II Instructions
(Which nto nlmplrl nrn carried out, u
cure viii result We have tested this
In humorous clHcs, nnd always with
like ronullR II mover fnllR, Logan
Drur Co, Whoollng. w. Va, u. u. rcn q
body iirnwoOd nnd Bowie d Goa
bridgeport, u
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COUGHING IrrllnicB tho delicate or.
gnna ana nggravateB the disease. In
stead Of waiting, try ono Minute Cough
cure. II helps at once. making eNpcc'
tOrhtlnn CnHy reduces the soreness
aud Inflammation. Every one llkoB I,
Lognn Drug Co., wheeling, W. Va, II.
II. Peabody Bcnwood, and uowlO n
Co.. Bridgeport, o, o
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Three Hundred indictments.

Special Dlspatch 70 the InteIIIgepcer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Dec. H.
The special grand Jury that has been
in session for the past eight days TO In
veatlgate certain violations. adjourned
this evening, 1t made three hundred
indictments, two hundred Of which nre
against saloons. This Is the largest
number ever made by a grand Jury in
this county.
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NsVy tlritn,,s tgUitir,.

Seven ana onc.holt furlonRB, selling
Thnotcl, Little bile, n, ~, Johnson
700, klnN Michael Incl, the Jew, lilol.
1Jr
Three. quarter mile Manic Il. nay
CRYSTAL, On, RtnnEn, DGi Fnvorila, Adopt,
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
CHARLESTON, W, Va, Dec H.
The governor declines 10 interfere In
favor OF James Nichols, sentenced to
hang at Fayetteville, Friday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12
World OF SPORT,
The Great Jimmy" shows the
Australians He Is Himself
AMERICAS GREAT CHAMPION

Made Monkeys OF thS Antipqdssn CRACKS
IN the Big International Race al syd-
u,y-Namplsss Defeated in Game with
the richards BowllRs PsNm-TRs Races
and 4o-day', EnWIe'-O'RSF NsWs IN
the Field ofsPoFt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-12

WE are In the Diamond llualnCss on
tho ground floor. Compare Our grades
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