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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

Saturday and yesterday were among
tho hottest days Of this very hot season.
Tho mercury got up to Y1 saturday, aud
scored 9Jl yesterday. On the whole.
Yesterday was quite as hot as tho day
before. The suns rays wero like tho
heat from furnace. There was a
shower at Benwood yesterday morning,
hut none in the city. In the evening
several light rains tell, and there was a
very high wind about o'clock. Tho
afternoons rain was unusually hard up
about SLeubcnville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12
THE EYES.

II has boon demonstrated TINT thBrN IL
more OyS ami head nuhOA FROM thu dOf0Uls
Hf rClriIuliOn ana tho usN Ot glnssU, MOI
properly adjusted thnn from nil UlnCr
UnuSes, nhh tut II IA abs 'lutOly necessary
examined aud iittCd viii, glasses 10 scOurS
relief nnd prevent injury.
Those needing HprCtnulOa, mr. their cyNa
lire or head gphOH when reading or hGW.
lnWd for glasses wllhunL charge Nv TTuT,
Shelf, tie scientific OptlInn, no Main
AtfOHl, nOtt hunr ~ monk n On
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

Tho Wheeling steel plant closed down
Saturday evening INTELLECTUALLY, on
account Of tho lack Of supplies Of iron,
due to the recent trouble at tho Top
mill furnace. Tho furnace Is all right
now. The new scale OF wages for the
steel plant employees was preIentod to
President Hubbard last week, aud hc
said tho company would take ninety
days TO consider it, as provided by the
contract governing wages at the works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12
1T WAS FOR A BRIDGE
The Surveyors were Measuring
and Sounding the River
BETWEEN BENWOOO BELLAIRE.

1t Is Said tn DO sure Go, and In the
Hands Of Company with PrnctIo'
ally Unlimited Neutrality-suspicious.
link In wheoIInG's Extensive and
Growing Electric Halfway System
will DO Added by It's Construction,
II Is TO 10 Pushed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

TnR Panhandle Dycins establish.
ment, owned by John ilcilmotor, a. No.
1881 Market street, ia tho best equipped
houSo OF its kind Ia Wheeling. II adj.
ton to tho dyOing aud cleaning depart.
montJa corps Of ilrstc,ass Rilors arc
employed, who can do repairing rs nuNt
40 II Ia possible Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, can DO made
tolook like now Satisfaction guaran.
0anH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

Commencing Friday, August 0, and
continuing zach day until disposed Of,
tho largo 0toCk Of sullipgl, worBtcdV,
ChOvioLS, ChssiinOrOS. ulC, now con.
tanned in tho eatRbitBiltnent Of L. Dol.
btngRO, merchant tailor, No. 2ll6 Main
GtrONt, will be offered ior Snc rogardlOsa
Of price. Also MI tables, cnHOS, ward.
robnS dOsk,, olc., mud ono llnO "HOtr.
ing'a Champion" anIO b0SSB.
i. y. ElsoN, Assignee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

Meetings Of tho council committees
on health, fire and cemeteries ara called
for this evening. Interesting sessions
may DO expected Of the health commit.
tee and, especially, the fro committee.
1t Ia expected the appointment Of a cue.
ccssor TO Robert Cline, at the chemical
house. will again be before the com.
niLtnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
acknowledgement


This woeE-Goo, NJ. Shook & Oo,-EIghth
Imperative ordCrs-ThO Hub clOthIen-
Eighth Pnge.
Gothlug-KTaus Bros Filth Page
The Last ChRnoG-StonO 4 ThOmns'-Elghth
Page.
Half Price MoFaddcn-E Eighth Page,
Money to lOAn--R0ll & Zane
White 6toyer iionGy--G Y. Harding 4 Co,
WRnted-P Position " StenogTRpher
For sAlo-prIVing Horse.
Three Important QuosuonS-GeO, 4, stliOl 4
Co. fifth Page.
DaTyainA-Iohn FFIcdOl & CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

Last evening as Sam Humphreys, a
brakeman in the Pun. Handle railroad
yard, was coupling freight cars, he got
his foot under a wheel In aome way,
and It was run over and crushad badly.
lIo was hauled to his homo in the
Eighth ward In the city patrol wagon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

CniLpNtS, especially infants nrO soon
run down with cholDrn inlantum or
"SumnOt complaint" Don't wait to
determine, hutgivo DO Wits Collie and
Cholera euro promptly, you eau r0ly on
II, Use no other Logan 4 Co., WhOOl-
lHR, W. Va, y. y, Peabody, BeHw0Bd,
lIowIC Il Co., bridgeport, o. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12
lila wife want. a plyoro..

James McElcaunon, OF Toronto. is
broken hearted. He was sent to the
ponitentiary three years ago for stab.
hing William Reed, and he returned
Saturday to find that hIs wife has Rp'
piled for divorce In the cOnrt NJ New
Cumberland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

EHsCtHRlly yet gently, when cosliye or
bilious, or when tho blood Ia impure or
sluggish, to permanently euro hNbituNl
constipation, 10 awaken tho kidneys
aud liver to n healthy activity, without
irritating or Weakening thcm, to dfsrot
headaches, coda or lovOrS uSO Syrup Of
figL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

Word was received from sistorsvllls
that the man Birch, taken there from
Wheeling on 4 charge Of passing forged
checks. was held in $500 bail, and not
being able to give bond was sent to jail
at Middlebourns. He is married
man, but his stories about having two
little children were nure inventions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

Next Atlantic Clty ExUurslon' vim rOunSyi.
vn"ln LlnCa August l5th and GDlh.
$40 Round Trip from Wheeling to
Atlantic Ocean resorts Convenient
train service TwOlvo.dNy limit. Sun
bathing FiShing md Yachting arc
charming at this season. SlGuptug Car
from Wheeling to Philadelphia,
j. q. lOMLiNsoS, Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12
Arrests BIZ the Pollcs.

Saturday night only two arrests were
made, ons by Officer Gardner for lnitor.
ing il Alley Q and ono disorderlY by
Walker. Last evening Officer MichaelS
put in three dlsordorly caIeI, Officer
Knnbo drunk and Officer Kempls a
DRINK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

Samples Of IN entirely now line OF
Knight TGmplar cards, many designed
Especially for the conclave at Boston,
have been received at the ISrELLlaRS.
GER Office. Call and SEQ thom before
getting your supply for Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

Account of Knights TOmplnr COnolNvc,
August 10 to %. inclusive. tho Balti.
moro & Ohio will sail excursion tickets
10 Boston, at ono fare for tho round
trip, via Washington. baltimore, Fhitu.
dclphIa and Now York, final limit Of
ticket October .. Sconery via this limo
unSnrpQssOh. For detailed information
apply u Baltimore 4 OHIO ticket agents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

Round trip, $40, tickets good twelve
DAYS, with siop.ovor privileges at WNah-
inVton City returning. Through Pull.
mnn slOGpOr from " llOOllnp on tho b4j
y. m. train.
For further Information call on or I'D.
drCsB baltimore 4 OHIO agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

On your old butter dealer and try the
finest Dairy Butter, three pounds fol
fifty cents, at Fttzgibbou's Butter Staud,
ll05 Market street, in ROhm'B meat
rnnrknk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12
LrNsLY NsrIrUrE, wapILINo, VIVA,
A school for tho Thorough Teaching q
BNys aud Young Men,

A school for tho Thorough Teaching OF
Bays aud Young Men.
Military, English and classical COURSES.
Also Modern Languages, Military De-
pNrtmOnt In charge OF nm OtilOSr OF the
United States Navy. Lieut., Van DuEOF has
been detailed nv instructor,
Fall Term begins Monday, September o,
1909,
HOARD OF TRUSTEES,
Hon, A. W, Campbell, President,
Rev, W, y, Cooke, u, d., Vice President
John =" ninkoy, NJ, DI heNrHtAry'
Il, g, DRlLOII, Treasurer,
william Is, simpson, Esq,, John j. J0uOs,
Esq, Hon, n, 4, Whitaker, j. 5. NayloT,
Esq, Hon, William T.. Hubbard, tIOu, J, ~,
sOmmSTv,l'o, Henry VI, Russell, Esq, Rev,
JROOh birmingham, William FSllCnl, Esq,
For further particulars call On or address
any member OC the RONrd of trustees or
JOIN NJ. BIRCH, m. D.,.
Principal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12
ODD cARMsNrs-TAE HUB oLorHlEaa
Imperative 81. 81:
Orders :..''

Have been received from our buyer,
who is now in the Eastern markets,
that every odd garment in the house
must be sold and sold this week, Iet
the loss be what it will. To comply
with his orders, we shall begh
this morning making such prices
in every one of our various de-
partmentsthat ought to clean up every
odd Suit, every odd pair OF Trousers
every odd Shirt, all odd underwear
and every odd Hat in less than two
days. If you don't need them now
it'll pay you to buy for next season.
Come and see what we have to Offer
You'll not be urged to buy. We want
these counter-cIearing prices to BE-
come photographed on your memory.
Don't spend a dollar until you look
into the merits Of this great room,
making sale. Your money back as
Usual for what you don't want.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-12

SPECIAL HAHGAINS IN $500 TROus'
BRINGS.
just received another liuo, which
we RFe prepared to mako to OrdHr On short
natIus, O. HE'S 4 SOM,
Fashionable Taii0rs aud Gents Furuiah'
srS, 1891 and 1879 Market street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
MIR. VAN ALIEN ARRESTED.
lie Returns Ia His Newport Castle
and Quietly submits.

James j. Van Allen has been placed
under arrest says Newport dispatch
OF Tuesday. and has mortgagod Wake
hurst. his English castle. for 100000. a
security in the suit Tor damages brought
against him by Colonel ). =. Colt. OF
Bristol. for alienation of the affections of
Mrs. Colt Mr.. Van Allen came on from
New York especially 10 meet the oincer
CHARGED with serving the writ ana tnat
purpose having been accomplished here,
Early this morning took his departure
from the city, gcing by way OF Boston,
nresumably back 20 shelburno Farms
Vermont, as the guest OF Dr. W. +.
webb.
MIR. Van Allen, on his arrival last eve
ming. was accompanied by his valet ana
was met by his coachnan ana driven
erect 10 his villa. IL WAS known 10 only
a few persons that he was expected his
presence in the city gave rise 10 much
comment aud speculation a. 10 the 90
iect and the course which would be plir-
sued by the officers entrusted with the
writ Of arrest. All sorts Of stories are
afoat, many OF which contain a oasis OF
truth, but none of which could be verified,
as the business Was not concluded until
q late hour. and none Of those imme-
diately concerned would talk.
Soon after MIR. Var Aliens arrival AT
Wakehurst he was visited by the Deputy
Sheriff. and without formaltiy the writ
Of arrest was served in due formeand the
required bail given.
. This morning a mortgage deed was
placed on file in the CITY Clerks Office,
conveying Wakehurst 10 James Anthony
Sheriff of Newport county, ana l.. ;.
kault. Deputy Sheriff. in consideration 81
$4,000. The deed was signed. sealed. and
delivered by j. J. Van Allen. october -,
1896. In the presence OF 5. X. Honey, as
notary public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
WILLIAM AND MARY.
Executive Committee Neet-The In
surnnce Increased.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. October o.
tSpecial)--The Executive Committee OF
the visitorial Board OF the College OF
William and Mary was in session here
to-day The members present were
General William y. Taliaferro. Colonel
william. Lamb. and Senator's james y.
stubbs and Thomas II. Barnes. The
only member absent was Hon. Jonn T..
Massey. who was detained at his Office
in Richmond by important business.
A large number OF routine matters were
dlsposed of during the morning ses-
sion. The committee inspected the Long
building. which has been repaired and
very much improved and accepted IT
from the contractor, and turned II over
TO the steward Of the college. To be used
as a residence for himself and family.
The insurance on the main college build
ing was Increased 1900 and the insur-
anoe on the library (Which contains
near ten thousand volumes, and many
rsre manuscripts) was increased to SOy,.
Colonel william Lamb. OF Norfolk,
was appointed committee to prepare
suitable resolutions expressing the sym
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31

the National Treasury. and prevent ths','
from further use and abuse OF the crtuil
Of th.s grea, nation TO subserve ,nen
own private ends. This has here'oioi,
been. and Is to-day. the most iea'i ,,'
phase of exaggerated class protec'ioh WIN
which this country IL cursed.
THIS PART ELIMINATED.
This part OF the report provoked con-
siderable discussion. and was nha.!
eliminated Senator Hurt thought 'he
report should not deal with poh'ed.
questions. and plainly stated TINS 10 inc
board President CorD.n said 'hat 'nes
were his own honsst convictions anu
his own opinions. and he believed IN ever
one of them. OF course. the boaf"' nv
said. could 90 as they pleased IN rejecting
or adopting any part Of me report,
Colonel Brford and Mr.. koiner thought
fbis mari Of the report should be chni-
mated however true the assertions h''s" :
be Major Gaines saic, IN speaking y,
the norton OF the report oblectei TO-
mCet confess that / have thought "heh
bave looked into this question ina
n. vas no solution Of It anywhere else.
I fo,,.i hel,.~e that II Is in the power of
sciencc TO work success out OF agri-
culture under the present condition OF
this country.
WORK FOR GOOD ROADS.
Colonel Bnford offered the following
resolution. winch was adopted:
ina, a committee o. three members o.
This board be appointed, WHO shall be
charged with the duty To- cooperate Win
tho enorts now organized ana being
|,.,,,n,zod tbroughout the State - pro
cnre such action by the Approaching
General Assembly as win secure The
adoption of general and permanent
system of Improvement Of The paphc
roads in every portion of tins STAT
weather Bureau Department.
The question OF appointing an assistant
ccernist 10 mn the place made vacant %
the RESIGNATION Of Mr.. -. George an
derson vas discussed at some length
m. bond finally decided not 10 make
this appointment al the present ulhe'
ard adjourned to meet again this morn
INK AT o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
RAILROAD MATTERS.
RICHMOND CONTRACTORS CONFER
RING WITH OFFICIALS.
The Chcsapcakc mud Westcrn-Loc"-
zion of the Eastern terminus
Soon "a Re Dccidcd-Fathcr kene-
acL-A Handsome Trophy.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. OCTOBER
% -,suecial)-Prominen Richmond con-
tractors have been in conference for seVe-
raj DAYS with the officials OF the fteus.
ricIsburg and AIilcnbeck railroad anu
II looks as If the capital city Is 10 set
. share of the money this enterprise VIII
soon he distributing. The Richmohd PAT
ties. your correspondent - hiior"eu'
were much impressed with the iavorapie
outlook for this road.
The officials OF the Chesapeake ana
Western railroad are expected here IN
the near future. when 1t VIII be fnahy
settled where the eastern terminus OF the
road viii be.
Anent the condemnation or certain lapds
in stafford county. through Which
the Northern Neck road wants to rum
os heretofore noted IN the Dispatch. the
osse,sors materially cut down the claims
Of tho farmers. one party waning
;;0o0 was only allowed as many hundreds.
while several smaller claims were re-
Guced in ike proportion.
LATE FATHER KENEFICK.
Two masses were celebrated here to-
ruios Of the Rev. j. j. Keneiick. Vicar
General Cutler. Of Richmond, assisted
by Father Wilson, Of Norfolk. ofiiciated.
Both services were largely attended by
many prominent citizens. who, IN the
short time the gifted young priest was
with US. had learned TO love him.
Many friends from Richmond, AleXan-
ira. and Washington were also pres
ent. and in company with delegation
from St Marys church of this city, VIII
leave tomorrow on the 6:J \. NJ tram
to attend the final services at st. Peter
Cathedral. IN Richmond. Thursday morn
ing.
HANDSOME TROPHY.
Judge James J.. Scncr is having
made a handsome trophy, 10 BE- contested
FOR annually by the members or the
Washington Guards. The revered father
of the Judge. who was also for long
time Mayor Of Fredericksburg. was the
first captain OF the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
WNsPs N THE CHURCH..
Forest Fires still Raging-DcmO-
crnts HIVE "a Big Meeting.

MIDLOTHIAN. VA. October 50.-(Spe-
cial)-Rev. Mr.. Rudd. of Skinquarter, Is
conducting revival meeting at Union
chanel and large crowds are attending
the services every night. y little excite
mcnt was created in the church few
nights ago. Fire had been built. and the
house began TO get quite warm when a
swarm OF wasps that had gone into
winter quarters in the building, showed
themselves and took more interest IN
the services than was desired. No one
was siung. but several ladies' were very
much frightened. Sir. Rudd. who is con-
Quoting the meeting. is a brother 10 Mr..
Barton Rudd, missionary 10 Mexico, anu
is a fine young preacher
The forests in this locality are Sun
burning, and reports from the interior 81
he county state that there nav" beeh
damaging results from forest fires ia
that locality. The loss here has been
principally forest timber. but a small
amount of fencing has also been burned.
CAPTAIN George Wayne Anderson ami
Mr. Robert Wood. Democratic candidate
for the House of Delegates from this
district addressed a large crowd OF Dem
ocrafs at this place this afternoon. Much
interest was manifested. and both speak
ers were warmly applaUded. There seems
TO be no doubt of The fact that Midlo-
THAN will give the Democrats handsome
majority.
Mr.. Haskins Hobson, who has been
very III with threatened case OF blood
poison, is very much better, and Is able
with the assistance of crutches, 10 get
about his home little.
Little Miss Ellen Noel. daughter OF Nr
Noel. proprietor of the Bon Air hotel, has
returned home from a pleasant visit tt
Fluvanna county
MIR. 4. l.. Adamson and wife LETT yes
ierday for the Atlanta Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
A BREAK FOR LIBERTY.
An Exciting Time with Two Foreign
Stowaways.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, October o.
(Special)-Fiye stowaways were brought
to this port from Liverpool last week by
the steamer Rappahanpock. Three Of
them being Americans. they were libe-
rated. The other two-Vincent Clausson,
an Austrian, and Carl Harinarcher' u
German-were confined in jail 10 await
the departure OF the steamer on her re-
turn trip.
This afternoon. shortly before the Rap
oahannock sailed for Liverpool, they were
nut back on the ship; and soon after
going aboard made a break for liberty.
Claussen ran into the arms of customs
officer. ard was restrained with little di-
hculty. The German leaned INTO the
river. After making n desperate attempt
10 get away. he WAS recaptured also. Both
OF the men are OF their way to Liver
uOOl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
WILLIAMS MURDER TRIAL.
Great Interest in It-LnrSe Attend-
cuce at Court.

SALrDA, VA. October 3o.-(Special)-
Interest in the Williams murder trial
is still intense. and the crowd in attend
ance was quite large when Judge Car
nett assembled court at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning. The Commonwealth had eX-
pccted 10 place DR.. Christian on the
stand as soon as the court opened; Dut'
as he was not present then, IN ORDER
not to lose time 4 colorcd Slrl, Ella
Williams. was examined.
Ella said she knew that Mrs. VIII
lnms brought a note TO her tathcf ;
house. and requested her to deliver II
to Vienhyer. She did not know any
DAYS Of the week except Tuesdays. We'd
nssdays. and Fridays. How she hap
oened to know them she did not know
She afterwards remembered Sunday was
church-day. when people dressed up bet
ter and worked less than they did on other
days. Her evidence is not considered
worth much. Dr. Christian, an expert
witness. was then placed on the stand
and occupied the rest of the day. His
testimony was not very damaging to th'
prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
THE DEATH PENALTY.
Qu;ck Trial &c the Negro fich"'
Albert Hawkins.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. October d
Special THE jury who tried Albert
Hawkins. the negro. for assaulting Sadie
Sherrier. school girl. of Falls Church
this afternoon brought in 4 verdict oil
guilty" They were ont one hour and
when they handed In the verdict when
road: I'VE. OF the jury. find the prisoner.
Albert Hawkins. guilty. as indicted ana
fx his punishment at death" rot a
change passed over the face OF the prls-
oner.
The prisoners counsel made a motion
for a new trial. which was overruled.
JUDGE Chichester then sentenced Hd"-
kins 10 Ice hanged on December 6th.
II - understood that an appeal WIZ
no taken. The trial occupied only a few
hours. The crime was committed Mon
Cav.
The grand jury IN the County Court
Of Alexandria found indictments against
Ten men for keeping gamblins-tables TINS
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
T. A. EZEKIEL
Cloak Department.
FEC 81

MANSFIELD. o., May q. lss-lt
was about four years ago that
noticed such a distressed feeling IN
nv stomach after eating. Ny friehds
told ire il wac dyspepsia, ana eacn
one recommended a different remedy.
After trying almos, everything
without success. i noticed klpanS
Tabues advertisement In q local
paper. and / made up nay mind 10
give II a trial. After asking various
druggists about the Tabuiss, ! az last
secured the much-sought cure The
relief which they gave me Immediately
was such that convinced me that
had at last found a cure. l cannot
praise them too highly, and recommend
Them to all humanity who are
suffering with INDIGESTION anu dyspepsia.
/ am moi troubled row with that
erouchy. iii-natured feeling. and my
friends think am more. sociabte
than have been for years. All
thanks are due TO Ripars Tabries.
,signeD ARTHUR SWENDAL."
Eipans Tabules are sold by druggists
on by mail il the price to0c. boD /:
sent to the Ripans Chemical Company
No 10 Spruce street. New York Samp!s
vial. l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
4, E. Heinrich B @.
LADIES' HABERDASHERS.

1t is a luxury-A GOOD.FITrING
CORSET and that is what we guaran-
tee your Corset purchase OF US.
Here are some items picked at ran
dom from our Corset stock:
ID. CORSETJ, Black and White,
in three lengths, $50. 81. $3.50, 1925,
and $3.50.
THOMPSON'S BLACK and WHITE
GLOVE-FITTlNG CORSETs, 81 and
Sl.50.
r. & G. CORSETS. in three lengths,
.75c., 81, $3.50. and SO.
c. B. CORSkTS, all lengths, 81.
FERRIS COMMON. SEN S E
WAISTS, 81. so; for misses. 100.
ThOMsON'S Saline CORSET,
Black and White $l.75.
Our Notions. Perfumery, She'll Pins,
Pocket Books. in fact all the small but
| necessary needs can be found here at
very small prices.
Feather Boas, Is and 20 inches long,
$3.50, 81, 81. 81, Sl2, sl3, and Sl5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-31
Sbip-Carpenters Strike.

NORFOLK. VA. October So.-(Special)
This morning about twenty ship-car-
penters, VINO have been employed at
G. !. Colonna's marine railway. IN
Berkley. went on strike. The trouble
came about by the mems being required
10 work nine hours day, commencing
at o'clock in the morning. and knock
ing off at o'clock in thc afternoon. The
men claim that at this season OF the
year their time should be- eight hours for
a day, and i'm the summer nine hours.
Mr.. Colonna has offered no compromise.
and will secure other men TO take the
places of the strikers.