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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

Norfolk Harbor VIII Float the IIrpes
ships.

NORFOLK, VA, oct 3l.-Special. The
Business Mems Association. at a m .,ting
tonight. adopted the following:
Whereas, time and again. there have
appeared N the New York and other
papers OF the country statements reflect
ing in the most serious way upon .~c
Importance Of the port of Norfolk. mas
much as they have falsificd the depth of
water in our channel and harbor: and
whereas greater prOmn encc has been
gwen these statements by rcdsOn of th-ir
connection with the trial trip and dockage
OF the battle-ship Texas, the Business
Mems Association deems il but proper 70
deny with emphasis the truth OF the
statements and reports referred to- and
10 set forth 10 the world the fact sus-
tanned by the official record Of the United
States Err ginecr officer that the
harbor OF Norforlk has depth of water
at high tide OF =, - feet and. that as the
average rise aud fall OF the tide Of this
pert is only two feet seven inches, II H.
beyond dispute that this 1abor Is avail
able at nearly ell stages Of tide for the
deepest draught ships that float
President Henry. in his report. recon-
nenQeu mat steps be taken to secure
the construction of a new ana larger
dry-dock al the navy-yard. his recon-
mendatiOn was adopted unanimously and
mittee TO take the proper steps. Inc
committee VIII be composed Of prOminen,
transportation men OF the city.
The following resolutions offered by
Colonel NJ. Glennan were also adopted:
Resolved. Tnat the Busnes Mems AS
sociation OF Norfolk extend its cOngratu-
latons to the Newport News Dry Dock
and Shipnniidine Company on the occa-
son OF the LAUGHING OF the new gun
boats Nashville and Wilmington"
that IL was IN every way equipped for
the construction of great SHIPS ana
that 10y reason OF It's accessibility TO the
coal and iron of Southwest irg.nia, its
splendid location and proximity TO the
greatest harbcr on the Atlantic coast and
IN a climate the mldness OF which en-
ables work TO be carried on all the year
round. IL has demonstrated the fact that
IL Is unsurpa ssed ~ any similar ship.
building plant in the country, and the
equal of almost any In the wOrlG.
Resolved. That II is the earnest hope o.
the Business Mems Association that the
Newport News Dry Dock and Ship
building Company may be successful In
obtaining the contract from the Govern
ment for the construction OF two OF the
SIX new gun-boats tina, are TO be built
The association adjourned 10 partakc Of
an elegant banquet. The banquet was m.
formal. no toasts being on the pro-
gramme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
A Chinese Farce.

LONDON. Oct. 3l.-The STANDARD will
tomorrow publish a dispatch from Con-
stantinople saying trouble is threatened
In Armenia. The ministers are hurrying
reinforcements 10 the Red Sea. IL IS
stated that the lives OF the Turks are I'M
safe outside the garrison tov S. The
Arabs are openly hostile
\ dispatch from Shanghai says that the
punishment OF NiccrOy Liu- Pin-Chian for
The sszechuan outrages has been utterly
farcical. UPON returning TO his home ne
did not suffer the smallest Inconvenience:
on the contrary. he was presented with
glowing testimonials by the officials OF
the province.
IL is stated that placards have been
posted In Cheng-King melting the pcpu-
lace TO murder foreigners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
MR. CARLTSLE RKGT,TERS.
lie VIII Return and Vote for Hardin-Ths
Exodus of Clerks Has Begun.

WASHINGTON. ID. G., oct. 3l.-Secre-
tary Carlisle returned here this morning
from Kentucky. where he registered. lie
will return there next Tuesday ana vote
for Hardin and the State Democratic
ticket
The exodus Of clerks and employees who
intend TO exercise their right Of suffrage
i'm the November elections I'm the several
States has commenced Those living i'm
ohio and northern New York have. many
of them. already gone. and each outgoing
train is carrying others. Many or the
high officials are already at home. The
exodus is said TO be more general t-an
Ia zrpnr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
The Bulgarian Premier Resigns.

VIENNA, oct. 3l.-A dispatch to the
Nueue Weiner Tageblatt from the CORE
spondent OF that paper IN Sofia says that
Prince Ferdinand, Of Bulgaria. has de-
clined TO sign the draft of the speech
from the throne which contained a
passage promising that Prince Ferdi-
nand's infant son should be baptized In
the orthodox Greek faith, upon which
proposition all of the Ministerial depu-
ties have insisted. Hearing Prince Fer
dinand's refusal to append his sigma
ture TO the drafa Of the speech, the
opening of the Sobranje was postponed
until O'Clock this afternoon, and Pre-
mier Stoiof rendered his resignation to
the Prince. The resignation has not
vet been accepted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
IORD sfLTSBCRr SPEAKS.
Fngland's Foreign Policy Was inherited
not Originated.

LONDON. oct. 1.-Lorl Salisbury
speaking at Waterford last evening
said
"Aiy mouth IS rather tightly closed
upon foreign affairs, but If YOU arr,
asked to judge the foreign policy OF
the Government, ! exhort you I" re-
member that We inherited that pohcy
we did not originate it, but for the
name of having a continuity of policy
in the face of foreign nations. we eN-
pected TO do our best to carry 1t Loyalty
10 an issue"
The Duke Of Devonshire, speaking yes
tcrday at Leeds, said:
at is idle to disguise the fact that III
both Eastern Europe and Eastern Asia
events are occurring and questions are
arising which may cause great interest
in this country and the time may be
approaching when it will be necessary
for us to appeal to all political parties
for sympathy"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

ty-threc years. near Exmorc. Va, was
instantly killed this afternoon by the ac-
cidental discharge OF "A gun I'm the hands
OF his brother
returning from a cunning trip. on account
OF the heavy rain which was falling Sen
jamin being few yards ahead or ms
brother. when the gun accidentally as
charged, the entire charge taking erect
I'm the right side. penetrating the lungs,
causing instant death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
Commander Hcyermap-s Death.

BREMEN. oct Sl-It is learned that
the cause Of the death OF Commander
oscar IL. Heyermen. United States navy.
who died at sea on October 9th. on board
the steamer Havel. of which he was a
passenger was apoplexy.-Dr. Wlttigschla
ger. the physician OF the Havel, has en-
balmed the body. and will forward IL 10
New York: Miss Heyerman. who was
with her father on the Havel. will pro-
coed to Dresden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
Some Men OF Note.

Salvador de Mendonca, the Brazilian
minister at Washington, ~ man OF M
merse wealth and an ardent student OF
natural science.
Prince Ferdinand has tried many lodges
in order to be recognized by Russia. bur
none equal TO his latest. that Of having
his son baptized In the faith OF The drssk
chps->A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

DUBLIN oct. a.-The Independent
publishes an address issued by the Am
nesty Association, addressed to Irish
men in the United States and Canada.
making an appeal for aid in continuing
the agitation for the release Of the Port
land prisoners. and also for the purpose
Of assisting their families. and suisse
quently helping the men who were re-
Gently released from prison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
IINCHBTRG .fJT.YyJ.
Ihey Take Action Looising to Improving
the tni,ersit,.

LNNCHBURG. VA, oct A.-In pur-
suahce OF a call large ana representa-
i've bcdy Of the alumni Of the University
or virginia and citizens of Lynchlmrr as
se'nbled ths afternoon AT 1870 o'clock III
the hail of the Young eMn's Christian
Association. and the following resolutions
were adopted:
First, BE resolved, That the welfare
OF the people of Virginia demands the
rebuilding by the state of the rotunda u
the University ana the construction Of
such other suitable houses upDl an arobi-
tectural plar. harmOnizing with the orisi-
nal CLASSIC style. as viii meet the GROWING
demands Of tbs gr sat free school IF the
people-this Keystone Of the public free
school system of the state.
Second, Tha- il is the duty IF the Senate
and representatives, Of this district and
lily 10 use their nes, cHdcaVors to s,cury
requisite Appropriation from tha tr,ag-
ury Of the State. looking to THIS end. and
our senator and repres autat.Vc are re-
specially requested TO use their best .u.
deaYOrs in this behalf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
The Unrrani Case.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. oct. @.-Dis-
trict Attorney Barnes finished his clos
ing argument for the prosecution IN the
purrant case. Just before the noon re-
cess. Judge Murphy asked the jury II a
charge would be preferred tonight or to-
morrow Juror Trueman acted as spokes-
man for the jury. and said they pre-
ferred to wait until tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
The KIM of A.hnnt-e Ready TO Fight.

LONDON, oct. 3l.-Information has been
received here that Captain Stewart. who
conveyed the British ultinatum 10 Asian
tee. has returned 10 Accra. IN the gold
coast colony from Comlnassie. the capi-
tai OF Ashantee. The King. he reports.
peremptorly rejected the ultimatum.
and ne declared that he preferred 10 go
to war. for which he was fully prepared
The time allowed the King for reply
10 the ultimatum expires to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
Catholic Notes.

rhe feast Of "All Saints" will be cele-
brated In the Catholic churches OF the
city to-day. Services Will be .ield as on
Sunday.
Next Tuesday night al ent srtainment
will be given at ST. Mary's School Hall
for the benefit OF the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
THE DROUGHT BROKEN.
COPIOUS RdIsFALL ALL OVEK THE
STATE.
Snow In stanton Later Turned To Hain'
tViIl Take Several Daysto
Wet the Ground.

LEXINGTON, VA, oct. I.-speciai'-
The long destructive drought that has
prevailed all through this section OF the
Valley since the middle of August. was
broken this morning by light snow
and hail that soon developed into steady
rain. and the indications are that the
,oll wul continue for several days.
The forest fires that have been dong
such heavy damage in the Blue Ridge
mountains the past week have been eN-
tingulshed by the rain.
The residence Of DR.. Stain. in this
county near Browrsburg, was destroyed
By fire today.
SNOW ~ sTAuNToS.
STANTON, VA. oct. u.-Special. -
The long drought of more than two
months was broken to-day. II began
showing about o'clock. which developed
into rain about o'clock. and II has
been raining steadily all day.
been raining steadily al day. II Is re-
garded as great Blessing.
IL now looks like rain all night. II
will take several days TO enable the
farmers Ia seed.
RAIN IN rAUoUIEp.
MARSHALL, VA, oct. 3l.-Special.-
Rain commenced falling here about
o'clock and has fallen steadily all day.
In consequence, Colonel Mosby has had
but few visitors, but his spirits have
been By no means depressed. His con-
valescence continues uninterrupted. lie
had a good night of natural sleep, I'M
aided by narcotics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
The Treasury Deficit.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. oct. 3l.-The
Treasury deficit for October. from figures
which will be officially announced to-mor-
row. will be approximately $4,000. The
receipts Will show 81. 10000. and the ex-
penditures. In round figures. 1884, 10000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

LONDON. oct. Sit IS reported that
the first instalment Of the Chinese war
indemnity. fS.0pOcO was paid 10 japan by
the Bank Of England to-day, and that
representatives OF China and Japan were
present at the bank and formally Wit
messed the transfer Of the money from one
account 10 the her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
The iiofly Identified.

The body Of the woman. India Mallory,
which was taken from the dock Wednes-
day afternoon. and carried to the morgue
for Identification. was yesterday claimed
by the brother OF the woman, who had
the vamains buried.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
Mrs. Eustl.' Remains on the Way.

LONDON, Oct 3l.-The body of Mrs.
James b. Eustis. wife OF the United States
Ambassad to France. who died In Ire
town for Now York to-day on board the
steamer Majestic In charge OF her son,
J. d. EustiA IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

Alexander Smith (colored) recently con-
victed Of felonious assault in the Henrico
County Court was yesterday committed
to the penitentiary by Deputy Sheriff
Fusscll. Smiths term v Tor eighteen
montla.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
4 Rig Wholesale Notion Firm Falls

NDW YORK. Oct. SIN. Rosenberg a
Co. wholesale dealers In hosiery. notions.
ETC., failed to-day. Liabilities are s'5.@o.
assets. N3-00o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
Accidentally Kills His Brother

CAPE CHARLES, VA, Oct. 3l.-Spe-
e;si-Xr. Benjamin Chandler. aged TWEEN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-04
MouNDsyILLE.
A miscellaneous Mslaaso Of Minor Mat.

| A Miscellaneous NJ sIRngo OF Minor Mat
tors from M,rshairs Metropolis.
The Marshall County Teachers Insti.
tule will convene at the court house in
this city ON August 8 and continue one
week. All the teachers who expect to
apply for certificates will DO required TO
attend five days.
Tho J. w. Gallaher base ball club left
last night for Fairmont, where they
will play two games to-day with the
Fairmont team. A number OF glass
house employees also went along TO wit
ness the games
Rev. j. b. Smith, pastor OF tho Disci.
pies Church has been granted three
weeks vacation by his congregation,
and has gone to .Atchison, to spend it
with friends. There will DO no preach.
ing during his absence.
The presidents of boards Of education
Of Marshall county. met at the court
house yesterday and elected L, P. Bow.
| now as county examiner tn place Of W,
5, Powell, whose term expires.
Tho case ST Fletcher We. Crawford OF
al, in the circuit court, was given to
the jury yesterday, but they failed to
come to an agreement.
]. Lowry Beck aud family. who are
among the cottagers on tho Camp
Ground, will leave Saturday for Staun.
ton, Va.
Misses Julia Bnrlsy, Mary Bruce, Lou
BeaIl aud Carrie Cockayne leave to-day
for CapO Nay, on summer excursion,
S. W. Mathews and wife returned yes.
terday from at extended pleasure trip
to Central City and other places.
County Superintendent W. NJ. Writ,
OF Dallas. was in the city yesterday on
school business.
J.. A. Mangold will spend tho Fourth
in Washington, Pa, with friends.
Rev. Q. W. Upton, Of Cameron, was
here yesterday.
J, X; Chase, Of Cameron, was here
yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-04
RELhAImn
An sarts of Lpoal Nsw. aud do''lp fro"
tho GlnM ctr.

the G|naA Guy
Thls will be quiet Fourth "a thi4
city. There will b0 no demonstration
of any kind, but tho mills and factories
will all bo closed down and the stores
will be closed part Of the day Ihe
dremon will 20 to SistersvifIe this morn
ing ana Others will go down during the
day. Many people will go to the camp
grounds at Bethesda and MoundsVl|'e'
come to the Wheeling parks aud others
to the bail games, while two or 'hFes
family picniCA are on tho taps.
Bellaire parties arc now leasingall the
ground they eau get mold Of Immediate
~ west OF town in the belief that the OIL
DEVELOPMENTS further west viii make Il
valuable. Beautiful mapI oil Pultney'
Richland, Goshen, Warren, Washing
ton, Wayne aud Smith townships nave
boon drawn, and the deep red anu uaTR
blue lines serve the purpose Of arousfHg
some interest in the territory
st, CIairaylIs ia having warm timo
selecting a mayor to fill the vacancy
caused by tho death OF Mayor w B
Kennon. The council appoints, but
that body Is evenly divided on prohl'
hilton and cannot agree upon man
Tho Prohibition folks arc very active
and thoae opposed to 1t arc, not less So
In tho meantime the village moves
along without mayor.
DR.. ], q. Cope aud others from Cole
rain were here yesterday on their way
10 BarnesyillO, and q number from here
went out to attend the funeral oil VaIen'
tine Ault.
John D. Baker and family and Grant
Baker and his family came In from
FiadIay last night to spend the Fourth
with relatives here,
Secretary Ed, Robinson, and r. S.
Miller, salesman for the Robinson Glass
Company, spent Wednesday evening in
this city,
Ben Tyler and Charles Bowman spent
yesterday in examining steel plants at
Wheeling and Benwood.
viii Smith and family and Harry
DunRway came in from Summitsvllle,
Ind, last night.
More than dozen families from here
are located at EpworGh Park Tor the
season,
Miss Maude Holland loft for Dunkirk
to spend thesummor with her sister
Duane Cowen and family are guests OF
relatives at Flushing.
Mrs. Henry Buchanon loft yesterday
for Topeka, Kansas.
Miss Ellen White is visiting Mt Glen
Easton, W. Va.
Boilarrs now sports ladies' bath.
room.
The stool pla mt is closed till Monday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-04

LAsr June Dici Crawford brought his
twoivO.monlh s.old child, Sutlcrlng from
inlunillo dnrrhma, to me, II had been
wcanad at four months old ana had at.
ways been siCkly | gave 1t tho usual
treatment in such ClseI but without
benefit The child kept growing thinner
until II woghod but little moro than
when bora, OF perhaps ten poaHds. /
then started the father to giving Cham.
bOtlain's Collie, Cholera aud DiarrhuA
Remedy Before ono bottle Of tho 90.
cont A2c had been uiOl marked i'm.
pFDYGmnni was aeon aud IT, continued
u,o cured tho child, lts weakness aud
puny constitution disappeared and ita
father ANA mrtCli believe tho child's
lilo was snycd by this, RnmOdy, j. r.
MAHLlw, NJ D., TnmafoA, III,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-04

Nav YoRR, July 3,-Chairman George
d. Gideon, OF the racing board, aud
Chief Consul /, b, Potter, OF tho New
York state division OF the League OF
American Wheslmon, held Il consuIta,
ton with President A. q, Spalding, OF
the National Cycle Board Of Trade, in
relation to tho question OF the !, A. w;
assuming control OF tho professional
racing, and "a result the L. A, w, and
tho Board Of Trade will hold meeting
at Asbury Park next week.
Itwas agreed that the league will con-
troll prolesiionatism, Chief Consul
Potter stated that tho league appre'
Clales the fact that stringent rules must
DO made for the government OF the pro-
fessional class and that every procAn'
ton will bN taken to keep tho profess
sional department clean,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-04

The West Virginia State Fair AssoCia.
ton has announced ita speed pro-
grammO for the races during the 1895
fair, beginning September aud closing
September O, Tho association Is show
ing added llhsrality this year in hang
ing up purses for the horssmOu, and tho
result will DO that the quality Of the
trotters aud PAGERS will be better than
seen at any previous state faithfully rs
good, in fact, az were seen ut the recent
spring mestIng OF the Wheeling Driy'
log Club, The programme follows:
Tuesday, September 3-a:l6 pace,
purss 500; 9'2S trot, purse $780, mile
running F0ca. two in three, parse 500.
Wednesday, September 1910 pace,
pnrse Si0Oi $3.50 tyot, purse $500; 2;s4
pace, puEse $500; mile running race,
two In three, purse 500,
Thursday, September 6.-2;4 trot,
nurse $500; free Tor all pace, pursa $500
2;ga pace, purse $500; oue mile running
race, two in three, purse 500,
Friday, September 6.--2'Sf mace,
purse 500; FREQ for all trot. purse $500
hvO.eighth Of mills running race, two
In three, purse 500.
It isnOw already an assured fact that
all OF the best horses that appeared at
tho recent spring meeting will contest
in the Stats Fair races, and many
others that were not secured for the
meeting Just past. Altogether, the
lOvers Of good horse racing can cou.
graduate themselves on the prospect
for high class sport mex. September
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-04

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pnny will sell round trip tickets from
Wheeling to Boston and return, for all
trains July5 to o. inclusive, valid Tor
return passage until July q, with priv.
logo Of nh additional extension until
july 81, il desired. Tho rate from
Wheeling will DO st7 80, and corrc'
spondinrly low rates from other points.
A double daily service OF inSt express
trains il maintained from Wheeling TO
all points in tho East Tourists will
boar In mind that Htt Baltimore 4 Ohio
trains between the East md West run
via Washington, For full particulars
writo to baltimore & Ohio Agent,
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-04
MARTINS FERRY.
Haps aud MIShNps In tno Thriving CITY
Across thp NtVOr

ACrnss tho NIVOr.
Martiu's Ferry people who accom-
panied the Independent Hose Company
10 Coshocton yesterday were Mayor
Westwood, Marshall Moore, Francis
Mullauey, Harry JOY, Frank Anthony,
Joseph Anthony, Dell Cox, Watt Cline,
BENJAMIN Moore, Joseph Pennington,
Lewis Rothermund, William Moore,
Isaac Cecil, John NRskCll, William Wat
kins, Fred Williams, Florence CocSrott
and Mr., Nobhy. Two Of tho runners,
Earnest Smith and William Rogers,
cannot go until tomorrow OH account
OF their work.
Numerous applications arc being
received for positions at the laughIln
tin plant The number yesterday was
very large. The large new fly wheel
has been placed in position,
Rov. p. G. Doepken. who has been
pastor OF the German Lutieren church
for fourteen years, will resign next sum
DAY and go to ParsonI, Kas., to spend d
month or so
Mrs. White, formerly Of Martins
Ferry and now OF Louisiana, ia visiting
her sister, Mira, w. /. Tripp and hor
niece, Mrs. Samuel Westwood.
Charles ". doyie, who is attending
teachers normal ut Scio, came home
yesterday to spend the Fourth, making
the trip on his bicycle.
Henry Metz. chief engineer for the
Cleveland Provision Company, and for
merly OF Wheeling, was in town yesser'
DAY.
Harry JoSis home from McKecsport
for ten DAYS The mill in which he
works will be of only one day.
Two bod plates are being made at
Spence, Baggs 4 Co.'S stove works,
weighing 700 pounds each
Mrs. Henry warwood, formerly Of
Martins Ferry. is dangerously ill at her
homo in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Cole, Of GAINESVILLE. ia visiting
her husband, cashier OF the Peoples
Savings Bank.
Messrs. bentley and Ira NARROW, OF
Mansfield, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Z. PickenS
Henry Harvey has moved his family
from New Philadelphia to Martins
Ferry.
Mrs. r. C. Montgomery went to New
Brighton, Pa, yesterday for the Fourth,
Loo Myers loft Yesterday on his wheel
for his home near Parkersburr, W. Va.
Miss Nora Clark is attending tho state
Teachers Association at Sandusky'
Thomas Charlton, OF Central City. W.
Va, is visiting old irienda here.
R.F. Allonder went to Pittsburgh yes
.etday to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. George Strain aud children are
visiting near st. Ctairsytite.
Carl Becker entertained party Of
friends on Tuesday night.
Mitllin Ong, Of smi,hGOId, lie visiting
his son, Il, 7. OnG.
Mis-, Anna stringer, Of Portland, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Ida lloye is spending the week
at GAINESVILLE.
James Greer Is threatened with
typhoid fever.
c.. Williams went to Mt. Pleasant
yesterday.
P.P. Miller left for Marietta yester.
day.
Joseph Hilton is at Cambridge.
Luke Walton is at sistersyillo
Ad McKin Is a, Cleveland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-04

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ngo In mnlO or female. II relieves ro.
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almost immediately II YOU want quick
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Sold by L. II. List druggist, Wheeling,
W, Va