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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-28
COULDN'T BEAi: THEM,
The Llttlo Cook Dill Not Belleve In Bil
Women Shopping Around.

The Little Cook Dill Not Believe In Big
Women Shopping Around.
Cincinnati Tribune
A lady who lives out in ono OF the
.rh,,hs -ocor,,,, ,o, , ,ow sorror, o;,,
ol - ''n' g. ~" 'I '"A' h"''
VINO differs somewhat from those VINO
have preceded her.
The servant is woman about forty
vo,r, old c,oo, o,do-,,, avid ;,J,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-28
NEW SUGGESTIONS.

Beautiful imported collets are OF black
satin. MORO, bongaline and open work
embroidery. Tho latter aro lined with
satin or tailo!a, in some bright shade.
Lice frillinrs. jet embroidery and &C.
quins, sprigsed net. ro,cttes OF chiffon
or silk mousselinc, knots OF ribbon,
punches OF flowers, etc. are among tho
trimmings OH these imported conioc.
tons.
Tho lower portions OF these elegant
capes arc often embroidered in rich jet
designs, and tho shoulders trimmed with
luilllngs or irillings Of lace. net or chit.
ION. Black satin in trou-lrou effect over
red, gold, green or cerise taileta or satin
is very handsome for drcssy collets. and
the only trimmings on these arc double.
face sotin or satin and MORE ribbons.
Black satin on one side, with colored
moirc or tatfeta on tho other, is tho
style OF some OF tho newess and pref.
tiest ribbons.
The bodices to DO worn with odd
skirts are all more or less OF tho blouse
pattern. These are gathered or plated
In front and confined at tho waist by n
belt. iokes and double box.plaited
fronts arc noted on the newest blouses.
Wide collars, epaulets, lapels and plas-
trons OF lace arc tho trimmings princi-
pally seen, although ribbon bows arc
still very fashionable. Satin striped
tatfetas and fancy crepous are beautiful
for street wear, while thin silks and
gauze effects arc employed in making
up fancy waists for evening, wear and
for very dressv occasions.
There are several now designs in de.
tachable fancy collars. Ono pattern
shows a collar made OF rose.quilted
chiffon, in black. This is formed at
each side into chous. and in the, iron.
into two small rosettes. Tho ends hang
loose for about three inches and arc
then sewed to wide pieces Of beurre
net-top lace, which fall to the waist
line. Another pretty boa is OF fringed
satin ribbon, decorated in front with
large bow and streamers. } These collar
cites in black and ecru arc very pretty
when worn with plain cape or iawn
or black spring Jacket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-28
IN SATSUNiA JUGS,
This Is How tho Modern Lovers Floral
OtIorinE Is Sent.

This 4. How tho Modern Lovers Floral
orcrinE Is Sent.
The girl who kccps npace, or perhaps
ina, l;,,lo ahead Of tn, timca now az.
'ua. = , ''0 "''"a VI ~ w ,,' ~" :.
poc's hcr acccp'eds D'ossoh greeting
to DO housed in solne raro bit Of bric.a-
brnc, I.is n costly crankism. bu. since
.ovor,, vo,,,o do onoc;,,.r. If u,.o,.
TIL, ,nn ,oon q, ' ~ iaa,o. lin ,"J t,"r
hail:ah; I !, e' ~ -, ,"no, for a,,r; no
o,,nn,;o p = i,o,n .,u , ,Ia ',a,r foli" ~
whom woar J o TtrI ~ J,nhIo w v; W.
lo,a !, So ""I 49," ~ q n;noh ' Wv
Sot'r nDv vaaaa M, y, ;nns ' oo,w 70 rro
viJ" Tho smor,oa, 0 ,p 5uS 'i ior ho,d;ng
hiossoms E"acino,in, v;o,o, ,mHo, IN
Hohomior ,,aas nnL o,o;u, Affair." IN
DrosLnn ,rd ' 1;,n",os mn imn,n1aI
anonr III" fanciinl tn;ck.tnocs. lint
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-28

This remedy is becoming go wei,
known and SO popular as 10 need nc
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise. A puror medicine does not exist.
and it is guaranteed to do all that Is
claimed. Electric Bittcrs will euro ali
diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimplcs. Bols. Salt Rheilm and
other affections caused by impure blood,
Will drive Malaria from tho system and
prevent rs well rs euro all Malarial 10
vera. For euro OF Headache, Constipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bi,ters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price 80 cents and 81 per
bottle, u. Logan Drug Co. q Drug Store. 6
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MY LADY'I DAiNriSEss.

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u ~ shdly Lacking In Her Acceptance Of
Dirty white Gloves.
This aoason might DO no. inaptly DO.
scrlbod MS tho ora Of tho filthy gloves.
At ma,lnces, afternoon receptions,
church, In street cars and stages
awarms OF well dressed women display
hand covering 30 dirty rs to DO az dis.
guating to a person Of refined tas,o rs
soiled fingers. Among Il hundred fash
ionably dressed women picked out at
random ~ any daytime junction thcto
will not DO moro than tlvo pairs OF spot.
loss gloves. Women could not be In.
duccd 10 woar dirty white laco bonne,s.
nor carry soilod hnndkorchiofs or dirty
visiting cards, or wear dirt.bcgrimOd
collars or cuts. Arc dirty light gloves a
whit dnintior or more proscntnbio than
any Of the objects named?
Fashion having docreed white eloyes
to DO on riguer, tho lady from tho su.
burean districts must Mao don thcm
whom she comes into town for tho DAYS
shopping. And she 10 to DO seen OH tho
avonuo in full chase aftor bargains, her
appropriate cloth costume dsfgured by
tho dirty white gloves which loudly pro.
claim her lack Of refined taste or even
OF commonplace cleanliness. But then
she and tho town lady belong to tho sex
that In tho preceding generation, accord.
ing to the chronicles. engaged in ANA.
tour street swoepinc. substituting trains
for brooms. and thar carried miscella.
nsous assortment OF rarely. ii.evor.
cleaned rats on its head. The dirty
gloves are, 1t must be confessed. an i'm.
srovement OH either OF tho foregoing,
and in process Of time these Offenders
against good taste may como to acknowl-
edge that daintinoss ought to stand first
in woman's calendar OF social graces.
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She was in the first blush OF tho honey
moons happiness. He was there with
her. but he was man, and it didn't
stick out all over him so. He was heart
less, too, and she was sentimental.
They were dining out, md tho converse
ton turned on un.imely deaths.
Ferdinand" said sho lovingly across
the cold slaw chrysan,hcmums, Ser
dinand, dear, il l wero to die, what
would you do?"
lie was just putting piece of rare
roast beef into his mouth. and he chew.
cd on in silence. Then, with the
brutality OF a man bent on his dinner,
no said:
"Pd send for the undertaken" a.
And he doesn't know yet why she
wouldn't kiss him good night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-28

no bric.a.brac Of l,ur attic stu,lio raro
olI hluo ginger Jar. In this were posed
pa!o pink roses, tho blue mud pink study
n1Glng completed by II rich hand OF pink
RIBBON, tod about tho centre Of tho jar,
jacks doubts upon tho sub oct OF its
reception wor0 sot ut rest bv n certain
,!nlntily wtil,on note, wherein the roso
illled ginger jar was rcforrod TO ma "tho
most fetching ilowor holder econ this
season." Tl. ~. r
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live Stock,

Chicngo-CattlO weak and lower; common to
light steers could be hnd ut 81 l5ai 80 and tho
bulk OF the dressed beef aud shipping sorts
changed hands ut 81 15aG o. Hogs steady and
lower: top snos were at 81 % for assorted light
mil s. for prime heavy. Sheep md lambs active
and steady: choice sheep are quoted at 81 Goa
I Is and choice lambs around s. Is; from those
figures sales ran down to 81 OUa3 II ior common
sheep and to 81 75ai 70 for thin lambs Receipts
-Catlc 1900 head: calves. 800 hcad; hogs,
IS 90 head: sheep, 1900 head.
Cinclunati-llogs easy md lower at 81 Goa
s Is; receipts 1900 head shipments 500 head. :
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Wool.

l.ondon-There was a good general selection
offered at the wool auction snles to-day md
competition was brisk. Following arc the sales
In detail:
Now South Wnles-73S bales; secured G,fu
MA; greasy 1a9i.
t1cioila-G.lS1 bales: secured 5Xdals "a;
greasy iadnlCd.
Queensland bales: secured sdals Id :
grcnsy, isa71ad.
South Ausi raia-5, ll9 bales; secured 4dals IlE$d
greasy ?aSl,d.
West Austrnlla-7j9 bales: secured 4as,Sd.
New 2enland-3i6 sI bales secured 01:dals ID !:
greasy isayt;d.
Cape Of Good Hope nnl Nntal-ll5 bnlcs:
secured GEdnls cd; greasy I1!aJd.
New lork-Wool quiet.
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spanish l:ggs.

Rub tho insido Of tho frying pan with
aslice OF onion. Pare ono tomato and
cut 1t into bits. Putinto tho frying pan
with a tablespoonful OF butter and cook
for five minutes. Beat six eggs we'll,
and ut the end OF FIVE minutes nut them
in tho pan with level teaspooniul OF
pepper. Stir constantly until the eggs
begin to thicken. Thon pour into hot
dish and serve at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-28

Tile boat Ga!ye in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, te.tor, chapped hands, chilblalns,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents por box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-28

A Berlin tailor has just taken out a
patent on a reversible dress skirt, which
he makes OF any two kinds OF dress
goods selected by his patrong. Tho
skirt can DO worn on either sido, looks
very graceful and is exceedingly prac,i.
ca. The inventor says that his system
will admit OF any kind Of cut and STYLE.
1t seems tina, this novelty combines
usefulness with beauty,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-28

ChIcnyo-Thc dry weather WINS nrnin tho rul.
inr Influence in wheat to-lnv. Thc market
ruled iIrni. but only secured The modes, raiu Of
L.a1Zc in Tho end, Ihr,lnr,s I'm corn utd nsIS wnS
SLACK md no change in nrIcc ,ook pINce, Pro.
visions firm, but lost ali they gained early In the
day aid closed about as on Inc DIV before.
Flour steady and unchanged.
WmEAT-Ca;n 10. spriug 57i!nCliIc; No, 3
sprlug nominal: No. . rcd bji2aJiL,c: March KliIu
5is:a5,Ec; MAY 5itajSI.a;5Tc; Juiy Wi.a5ibs
5GEc
iiIEaji,ic: March i;i%aiITyntSi:c: NAV 4;I/n
i6,5ni6lsc; July attn lG7. ado |"'
OArs:Cash 40, Z sic: 50. white sotln
Sl5Sc: No. 3white 3,y.uSIc: MAY nglnI.GI; iSr:
RYE-So. 3 Sic ''
BAFlEr~So, 4. Sc, .
TIMOTHY SEEp-Ptiine 4; nja53o
MEss poRE-Cash. pcr bnrIol, Sl1 conln 90. MAY
sla S0aln 5iiInln all julv siI S0al2 Gialo 10
LARp-Cash per io1 ia 81 90. NAV 50 O7Itn
GAG g7IS: Jnlv s iSIsaT MA i:.,S. senicm6er
81 g7Isa7 S,jsa7 2SH 80"
SHORT Klus-Cash ,sIdc, 81 Q;as 10. MAY 81 Ioo
5;aG III" i,,lr g; Sts; S-iIsG 81 Sn,',oUi.r
Sd loaf 5tG a., arS ssitri sSonidss,s ,1ais}c
short clear sides 81 sOaGsS '<'N,'">'
Observation-Disclosures GnIShcd goods NO, gallon
81 III.
BuTTEH-Marlet steady; creame,ies loa20c;
dairIes salOc.
EGGs-Firin n, lii1allbc. ~
New york-Flour rcrcIn,s l. loO ba,-s,s. az.
norris ON hsr,nlS ..lnt -, ~
duii WhcS, recsInts Cni hp1SSss. VIM rI
"A sSo hu.hcIs. ,Sial . ma ~, tmsh;s ,ptos
md a. C ~ sno ~, " I'M.
Hons oncncI .rSSv c|oSn N, I'm no "" oo
No. > RID March closed al cole; MAY
closed nt GetLc; June closed at coke: July
closed at CJ1.c: August closed al GlLc:
September closed at use; December clos.
ed al 6JT,c Corn ,cccipts 100 bushels:
exports 10 bushels; sales 1900 bushels OF
futures and IS OJ0 bushels OF spot: spot market
dull; options openedGrm, closing at 80 mel
advance; Mny closed at 5laEc: July closed al
size; September closed at Size Oats, recrIpis
2,,SOo bushels; exports none; sales $1,000 bushels
OF spot; spot InhtSet steady: options dull aud
ieatutelcsT March closed at SIZE: April closed
a. S3.ac; May closed at SS$G; July closed nj SIC.
firm: Beef steady. Cut meats steady. Lard
weak; western steam closed nj s. .pn7 ~
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l'Vtrulc,itt,.

on Ctty-Opcncd at 81 14}S; highest 81 TX:
lowest 81 II: closed NJ 81 IA: sulcs 1900 bur.
rcls; clcnrnnccs 1000 barrels; shipments &c 22a
barrels: runs 81 40 barrclS I-,"s'
Now f"rk-rcunloum easier: Pennsylvania
NJ 81 HlI bid. ~ wv ~
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L" these dayB Of telephone, Telegraph,
electricity and steam, people cannot
afford to wait days or as many hours
for relief This IS our reason for oilor-
ing you Ono Minute Cough euro.
Neither days, nor hours, nor ovon min.
utcs elnpso before rolict il afforded.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. W. Va,
b. +. Peabody, Bonwood. and Bowie &
Co., bridgeport, o.
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Now York-'TherGwas more business doing
In brown mud bcachcd cottons. feelings, south.
crn rlnds, cambIIc musliis nnh Kid finished
can6rcs. nnd the tone OF the market IL no, only
stcndlrr. but more inquiries nre dcvclopinr
every honr. For Scns0nnble spcclnltlcs therr
WINS tina, waning demand usual 10 tho close of
the first quaticr OF the year. Printing cloths
stronger NJ 70 bid for Mny and June nll sales
NJ 40 100 tiprtk ..a
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JoHEsoS's MAGNETIC or, horse brand
is wonderful liniinont Tor rhcumatism',
neuralga, sprains and bruises for man
" boast. sl.00 sizu so cts. 80 ct, siE,
20 cts. Charles L Goetze and ". ".
Irwin. o-O' -.
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rLxANcn Avn rl,AnG.
Tho Feature. OF tho A,"nor an,l stock

...|. Markets.. .5a
SEw f0rH, March ai.-Moncy on call easy
nj "a!S per cent; Inst loan per cent; closed 1T
:rcr cent l'imo mercantile piper 4u5I3 rrr
cent Sterling exchange trim NJ 81 S9AAi o9il
Silver certificates GitSaGiir.
mere WIS IlQuldAllnE OF long nccollil Is on
ne MOck cSchniIgc l0'dny uinl SOihp krlllilg Tor
lno sIoft account with tho fcS,! that II lower
range " values wnS established vi the days
transactions ranging from 4 TO . per cont. Al
lho opening, tho market was moderately htllfo
nhi prices below tho closing prices Of yesterday.
a sharp MllnE movement tlt ~, under the III
nlehc9 81 which the coal shares broke wv PR
cont The pressure Oh tlcSH stocks was due 10
u report TINT there wni some hitch III thu
negotiations between tho cunl carrying COM
lmhles, Tho general market fell on lsnl per
cent Mo laller pittsburgh, Cincinnati, chi.
iis.Itcs brought buyers, inIo, the mar.
ket whose purcha'cs Infused temporary
strength Into tho speculation. md II re-
cnHury tanHing up to Pr pr cont took lIRcc'
w. ihs latter III lten'ing,. III thy lust honr M NC
MyS selling movement. was IN progtrss, md
under tho leadership OF General Electric
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie preferred mud Reading. II
icactlon OF iAiA per cent took place. the mar.
ket closing weak NJ or ncnr tho lowest figures Of
tho day.
COMPARED with tho iinal quotations Of ycster
day io.day's more important losses are; New
Jeney Central 2peE cent, Wheeling & Lake Eric
preferred ~ National Lead ~. Delaware 4
81 Louis preferred !. Reading and tho drangets
LnA per cent Some few ShntcS recorded iruC.
tionhi advances on the day. Tho chief cause OF
today's depression IN tho general list was tho
uniavorablc rnmorS regarding the conference OF
The coal carrying tonds
Tho total saIcs OF stocks to-day were 2i7.djY
shares,
Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull aud unchanged. +.
Hall l...t,. Ia
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llett,ls.

Now Tork-rie Iron quiet; scotch $40 Goa
?0W. Copper steady: brokers price Vjto. Lead
s!r0ng brokers' pri 500 lin weak; straits
81 q, i!n'cS quiet. Spcltcr firm; domcIlc
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FOR WOM!A!NK!ND!..
Matters of Interest to tho Intelll-
gencor's Feminine Roaders.
FASHIONS, FADs and FRNcIES
vi Interest 20 Young nnd Old, I,lch
and Poor-Sonsonabio Fushi ion Hints
aud Suggestions for tho Housewife.
a ihttlo OF Everything Served In
Choice Bits gr
Smpp,nnto,i.

Smpp,nntod.
On. where's tho elrl Of long ago. with unaffected
grace, V. '..''
Who'e wealth OF simple lovClinCS, tho poos
=, Ioycd to tracer -
Aias--Wc nrn constructed on m economic plan
IT'S tho ago Of special uses" sayS tho scientific
man.
70 now ita TtIiby's foot that's called wonder
OF delight, ~
Or shoulder shown by Ka,lsha TIM, duzslcs
mortal sight;
a tooth. hand, a Angcrnail, Is nil we caro-
about, - W w. 49,
And the dear, nllrouud, Eood.looE!ns girl |, left
completely out,
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When Baby was sick, We gavo her Castorln.
When sho wns Child, sho cried for Castors.
When shc became Ms, sho chung to Castorin,
When yho had Children. Hho gavc them Cautorin.
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Wen Mas Avny.

M'entna's away It seems sthough
tn sly glts dark an folks mus, Know
Atsump'ns wrong; an men its chill,
An, urcafy home-th' house Is still
An crccpy.like- M
Wen mas away. a.g
Wen mas away they niu'. no fun;
Jest tot roun, an can't eat none,
An feel my heart begin { sink
All tn accidents thluk We.
Has happened SURF
Wen mas away.
Wen mas away up to that plncc
Where nary angels got n face
s kind s hers b'lrcvG III die
An tollcr her. cause can'ttry
An 1.-Two alone
Wen INNS away.
Arthur Chapman III Chtcu0O Record
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RAILWAY TIME CARD,

arrival aud d,partlrc Of trAintou MD al,er
'S'nmnIyh 1874 EXPLANATION or RErERINrr
Mhhks; "DaI!N ipaly. except SUNDAY; iEaitv
Except SGtllrdaS: Daily except Monday ;sun.
,tla only; Mondays only; SSalu,durn nniy
EaNtCTu standard Tina H'" ""'J'
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH BoU.

On and after Monday. December II, 1891. Pas.
scngCr Trnins will run rs follows: HDailY.
tDaiIy Except sunday. Central time
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All Trains daily. except Sunday.
J. t. TERRY
General Freight and Passenger Agcn,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm and late futures
&c higher; No 9 rcd March 59Haj9t+c: April
firm and Aa7.c higher; No. . mixed March 49,.a
i9Ac: April lg1THiGj4c; May jO1;aSlc; June jl14a
SIZE. Oats hsah.c lower: No-2 white March 3Gs "a
&c, April @5SaT6!sc; June %7aS7lsc. Butter iirm;
fancy western creamery 2lc. Ergs firm and }5alc
higher; fresh western l?kal3c. Cheese M
changed Tnllov unchnnrrI .....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-07
AN OFFICIAL ORGAN

Provided For, For Members Of the
League of American Wheelmen.
New York. March 6.-The adjourned
meeting of the National Assembly or
the League of American Wheelmen re
convened at 1890 a. m. to-day in Par
lor A. of the Grand Union Hotel. Pres
ident Wilson. of Cumberland, Md,
occupied the chair. The principal
business discussed was the awarding
of the contract for the publication Of
the l.. A. w. Bulletin. and many bids
were put in for the privilege.
The special committee recommend
ed that the contract be awarded to Mr..
Sterling Elliott editor of Good Roads,
Boston.
Another change will benefit the ma
tiOnal treasury of the l.. A. w. was
unanimously agreed upon. Formerly
the national treasury retained fifty
per cent. of the annual dues and re-
funded the other half to the State di-
visions Out OF this fifty per cent. the
national treasury paid for the l.. A. w.
Bulletin. Now the yearly dues will
be seyeuty-hve cents per capita and
the members who are willing to sub
scribe for the Bulletin will pay twen-
ty-fye cents per annum, thus making
IT, a voluntary subscription. The ma
uonal treasury win refund thirty-fve
cents Of the annual dues to the State
divisions and retain forty cents.
This concluded all the important
business Of the convention, but previ-
Gus to an adjournment being taken
President Wilson rendered his resig-
nation on the grounds that ne believed
under existing conditions the league
would be i'm a worse financial condition
at the end of the year than that in
which it now stands. A number of
the delegates addressed the meeting
and begged the president TO withdraw
his resignation, promising him at the
same time that their divisions and
those from which they held proxies,
would do their utmost to put the lea
que in a fourishing condition before
the end of the year. After hearing
these assurances Mr.. Wilson with
drew his resignation and the meeting
adjourned sine die.
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FILrERs---EwING BROS.
cEOBCE w. THOMPsON's Will

GEORGE w. THOMPSON Will.
Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, March tine
will of the late George Western
Thompson was submitted to probate
in this city to-day, and Col. w. i.
Thompson qualified as executor and
gave bond in the sum of 100000 with
Jos. B. Neal and w. n. Chancellor as
sureties.
The will was made on November a.
1898. and was witnessed by h. W..
Warwick and John A. BrOckhart
To his wife, Belle F. Thompson IS
devised the family residence on Sew
enth street, as well as all the house
hold furniture, during her life and at
her death it goes to the children. Also
one-third of all the remainder OF his
property. real, personal or mixed, is
devised to his wife absolutely.
To his brother, w. p Thompson, he
gives his watch, which belonged to his
deceased brother Lewis.
All the remainder Of the estate is
devised to his children or their de-
scendants, to be held in trust until the
youngest child shall be twenty-one
years of age, and enjoins that the trust
fund be kept intact, if possible
His brother, w. p. Thompson, and
son-in-law, Preston Brooks TObin, are
named as executors of the last will
and testament. They are also ap-
pointed guardians af the children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-07
N BOWLING CIRCLES.
TWO NEW LEAGUES OF CLUBS WILL BE
ORGANIZED TO-DAY.
Tournament and Banquet at Mozart Park
About the Interstate Lsagus-Nsws
From The Turf and Ring.

There has been more activity among
tie bowlers during the past few days
than for two weeks. Two new leagues
of clubs Will be organized to-day, or at
least the preliminary steps VIII De
taken. AT Seiberts tonight meetlnS
of representatives Of clubs Will be held
for the purpose Of organizing league
10 play On the alleys at that place and
at Wheeling Park. Aside from the
attractive prizes which will be hung
no. the new league promises TO be
very popular from the fact that the
games win be played during the spring
and summer months, at which periods
of the year it is possible to bowl with
comfort on the "out-the-pike' alleys.
Eight clubs have entered the new
Musee League, and call will be issued
i'm a few days for a meeting Of repre-
sentatives to prepare a schedule OF
Games. 1t is expected that at least ten
clubs Will be represented.
This afternoon Will witness the
wind-up Of the South Side champion
shin season. In lieu of prizes the
Board of Managers decided to rent the
alleys at Mozart Park, and to conclude
the season with a big tournament and
eanQuet. A limited number OF lnVl-
tations have been issued to persons
who are members of the League clubs.
The incline will run afternoon and
evening. The banquet will be spread
about six o'clock and Will be followed
bv speech making and general good
time.