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War Between Rival omce-seekers.

NEVADA (Cal), Dec. 16-Norval
Douglass and ]. e. Carr. prominent
Democratic politicians, and two of six
rival candidates for appointment to the
postoffice here, had an encounter on
Broad street this morning. Douglass,
who is rs years old, broke a cane over
Carr's head, and wounded him severely
but not dangerously.
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Gunst.s Appointment Valid.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 16-In an
opinion handed down by Judge Hen
shaw to-day, the Supreme Court de-
cided that the appointment by ex-Gov-
ernor Markham of M. A. Gunst as Po-
lice Commissioner of San Francisco
City was thoroughly in accord with the
laws bearing upon such appointments.
In substance the decision means that
while the Governor has power to fill
vacancies in the San Francisco Police
Board, he has not the authority to re-
move and appoint such Commissioners
q rl1aa
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PACIFIC CABLE.
Bill to Aid the Project Introduced in
the House.


WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator
Carter of Montana to-day introduced a
bill authorizing the Pacific Gable Com
pany, a corporation organized under the
laws of New York to build submarine
cable from some point on the Pacific
Coast to the Hawaiian Islands and
Japan. 1t is to touch at Pearl Harbor,
Hawaii and such other points as are
deemed advisable. No liability for con-
struction is to attach to the United
States, but the United States shall pay
for a period of twenty years a. yearly
sum of S25 per nautical mile, not to ex-
ceed 1850 miles. and all messages of
the United States are to be carried free
for that period and given preference in
transmission. In case of war the Uni
ted States may take possession of the
line Press rates shall not exceed half
the rate paid for ordinary messages.
The line must be laid and in working
order within twenty years from the ap-
proVal of the bill.
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stabblng ARRAY at Oakland.

OAKLAND, Dec. 10 James Sim
mons, who has charge of a street gang
employed by Superintendent of Streets
Harrison, was stabbed in the left groin
by James Quinlan, an eX-policeman,
to-day and was dangerously wounded.
Simmons interfered in a quarrel be-
tween one of his men and Quinlan,
and the stabbing was the result Quin-
Ian is under arrest
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New York Tailors, Troubles.

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The working
tailors of the city are engaged in an
other big struggle. The brotherhood or
Tailors calls it lockout; the employers
call it a strike. In all of the 500 shops
owned by the members of the National
Protective Association, the employees
organization, a notice repudiating their
former agreement with the union was
posted this morning, and as a result
more than 1900 tailors. it was esti-
mated, refused to work The Executive
Committee of the union expect to have
the entire 1000 members of the asso-
citation out
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defining the Monroe doctrine, and also
the text of Earl Salisburys reply, in
which, after consulting, as he says,
the most eminent authorities on inter-
national law, he states the British view
of the legal questions presented
The whole controversy, SO far as the
British side of it is concerned, is stated
to assume an exceedingly technical le-
gal shape, and the belief is that the
President will send the matter to Con-
gress for it's action without any def
mite recommendation, except such as
may be derived from the correspond
1pop
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VENEZUELAN DISPUTE.
President Cleveland and Secretary
Olney Confer on the s,uhies.t

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-secretary
-Olney was closeted with President
Cleveland nearly all the morning. this
conference following one of equal dura-
ton last night. The Venezuelan matter
il is understood, was under discussion.
and il is stated that the conclusion
reached was to send to the Senate prob
ably tomorrow the text of the Secre-
tarys note to the British Government
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Ernst Bests Abbott.

PATTERSON On. j.. Dec. 16-At
the Active Athletic Clubs Stag" to-
night Billy Ernst easily demonstrated
his superiority over Stanton Abbott.
eight rounds were fought ana at the
end Abbott was all but knocked out.
The referee gave the decision TO Ernst.
Jack Woods of Chicago and j. Frank
Hughes of Brooklyn fought six rounds
to draw
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Burglars at SANTA Rarhara.

SANTA BARBARA, Dec. 16-Burg-
lars broke into the stationery store of
Fiske e. Johnston early this morning
and procured over 500 worth Of cut
lery, together with some dice, pencils.
slingshot rubbers and other small arti-
cles. 1t is believed that the same men
broke into Burson &, Lambs shoe store
a. short time ago
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Application to Sell a Railway.

DENVER (Col), Dec 16.-Application
for the sale of the Denver and Lead
vile and Gunnison Railway was made
by Judge Trumbull to-day in the United
states court. Arguments in the case
will be heard next Monday. From an
alleged loss of S20,C00 month, it is
claimed it is now on q paying basis.
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shot by a supreme Court Justice,

CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.). Dec. 16.-
Chief Justice David Snodgrass of the
Supreme Court of Tennessee at noon
to-day shot Colonel John r. Beasley
while in the law Office of Brown & Spur
lock. Two shots were fired by the Chief
Justice, one taking effect in Reasleys
left arm and producing a flesh wound
The shooting was due to a newspaper
article
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Ex-Deputy Postmaster McInerney.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16.-The in
Vestigation into the disappearance of
Deputy Postmaster Charles L. McIn-
erney of Vallejo was continued to-day.
The expert safe openers sent from this
city succeeded in opening the office
safe, and the money and stamps sup
posed TO have been stolen by the miss
ing man were found intact The amount
OF the money was S432. The Postoffice
officials in this city are now of the
opinion that McInerney wandered off
and committed suicide
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Ivnchlng Man FOLLOW.

NASHVILLE. Dec. 16.-Miles Mitch
eli. rich farmer, whose home is in
Hardman County, was found murdered
here early this morning He had SlG0
on his person, which was taken Blood
hounds have been put on the. trail OF
the murderer, and lynchins may fol-
low
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ORIENTAL COMPETITION.
Injuries Threatened to Manufacturing
Industries in the Vest.
REMARKS OF SENATOR STEWART
OF NEVADA IN THE SENATE.

Petition Presented in the Senate for a
Reduction of Letter Postage to One
Cent-DeIegate Flynn of Oklahoma
Critfcises Secretary of the Interior
Holxe smith for Not Attending to
His Public Duties-Congressma
Johnson Introduces Bill to Pur-
chase Toll Roads In the Yosemite
Valley.
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standing on the bridge of the vessel
and desiring TO reach the deck, he
jumped onto the hatchway, which was
covered by tarpaulin. Unfortunately,
the covering of the hatch had been re-
moved, and he went down through the
tarpaulin into the hatchway, a distance
of twenty-five feet, falling upon some
VINE casks and fracturing his skull.
The body was removed to the morgue.
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suit Against the Northern Pacific.

SEATTLE, Dec. 16.-The American
Exchange National Bank of New York
began suit in the Federal Court here
day against the Northern Pacific
Railway Company to recover $4,000,
balance due on two promissory notes.
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Perished i'm the SNOW.

REDDING, Dec. ia man named
Schlund and a companion named King,
while hunting yesterday near Iron
Mountain, became separated. King
reached home, but Schlund perished
in the snow. The Coroner left for the
scene
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LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16.-The motion
to admit Clifton e. Mayne, convicted of
assault upon his ward, Della Shipton,
to bail was this morning denied by
Judge Smith. Mayne's health is i'm
proving.
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ARMOUR And PULLMAN.
The MilliOnaireS Narrowly Escape Serious
Injury If Not Death.
INTERNAL MACHINES SENT THEM
THROUGH THE MAILS

They Were Forewarned. However. by
n Party Who Professed to be Act
ing as Benefactor, But is Be-
lieved to be the Real CuIprit and
Was Looking for Reward-The Man
Under surveillance by the Police.
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WILLIAM AND BISMARCK.
The Kaiser Pays "a Visit to the EX
Chancellor in Germany.

The Kaiser Pays 81 Visit to the EX-
Chancellor in Germany.
HAMBURG, Dec. 16.-Emperor Will
lam this morning reviewed the garrisons
at Altona, Harburg and Wandsbeck.
Afterward an inspection was made of
the wharves. Later the Emperor took
luncheon with General Count Won Wal
dersee. His majesty left Altoona at 4
O'Clock. Prior to his departure he tele-
graphed to Prince Bismarck at Freider-
ichsruhe announcing that he was going
to visit him. After greetings had been
exchanged. the old ex-Chancellor
thanked the Emperor for the unex-
pected honor he had conferred upon
him. They then went to the Princes
residence, where the Emperor remained
until o'clock, when, after warmly bid
ding farewell, his majesty started on his
return to POtSdam.
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utah TERRITORY.
Probability That 1t Will be Admitted to
Statehood Early in January.
COPIES OF THE CONSTITUTION PRE-
SENTED TO THE PRESIDENT.

President Cleveland and Secretary of
State Olney Hold Long Conferences
Concerning the Venezuelan Ques-
tion-The Note Sent to the British
Government Defining the Monroe
Doctrine and Lord Sa1isbury'S Re-
ply to be Submitted to Congress.
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A Ring Fight in KENTUCKY.

CONVICTION Ry.), Dee. ia good
crowd of sports and most of the promi-
nent patrons of ring fights of the Queen
City saw fine contest in West Gov
ington tonight between Eugene Beze-
nah of this city and Kid McGrew of
Cincinnati. Both men were in fine
condition and put up a good fight
throughout the entire fifteen rounds,
and honors were nearly even, though
Referee Simcoe, at the end of the fif-
teenth round, awarded the fight to
RaZanah
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Chinese Crossing the Border.

SEATTLE (Wash.) Dec. 16.-Chi-
nese are again finding their way over
the boundary line by way of the Blaine
and Sumas trails, each being armed
with a forged certificate. United States
Marshals captured a squad of five Mon
golians near Nooksack City and
brought them to Seattle to-day. The
Celestials were led by Wong Chaong,
an old offender.
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A Steamers Steward Killed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. f6-Charles
Dambrin, aged 26 years, steward of the
steamer Washtenaw, was killed this
afternoon in peculiar manner. He was
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Accepted Call to Los Angeles.
CEDAR RAPIDS Qa.), Dec. 16.-The
Rev. DR.. Fowler, a member of the Ma
tional Presbyterian Committee on the
Y. p. S. c. E., has resigned his charge
here and has accepted a call to Los
Angeles Cal
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-. Yokum Charged With Murder.

CHICO, Dec. 16.-A Coroner's jury
has returned verdict of murder
against II. F. Yokum, who shot and
instantly killed Frank Bellew and NOR
tally wounded Albert Mason at Cen
tervilIe Saturday afternoon. Yokum S
statement that he fired in self-defense
was not borne out by the evidence,
neither Bellew nor Mason, who died
the following morning, having weapons
upon their persons. Yokum was ar
raigned before Justice of the Peace Bay
to-day and pleaded not guilty He is
II years old and has family of grown
sons and daughters Bellew had wife
and child. He was a robust young man
and always ready for trouble.
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UP WITH YOUR HANDS,
4 Masked HighEayman Holds Up an
Electric Street Car in Oakland.
THE CONDUCTOR AND 4 PASSENGER
RELIEVED OF THEIR MONEY.

Rival Democratic Candidates for the
appointment of Postmaster at Ne
vada City Have an Encounter on
the street. in Which One Was
Severely Wounded-Santa Barbara
Infested With Burglars.
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HAD MEXICAN FEVER.
Sufferings of the Crew of a Vessel
From Acapulco.

SufferingS of the Crew of Vessel
From Acapulco.
PORT TOWNSEND CWash), Dec. 16.
The British bark Kilmory, forty-two
days from Acapulco. arrived to-day
with the second officer and six men
down with Mexican fever. The voyage
was full of sufferings and danger, and
at times there were only two men in
each watch capable of attending to
duty. The Captain himself was several
times compelled to go aloft to furl
sails. With two-thirds of the crew in
capacitated from duty and in the midst
of violent storm, the bark ran wild
before the southerly gales, and at times
became almost unmanageable.
Northeast of the Columbia River the
vessel ran into dense snowstorm.
Those of the crew who were not con-
fined to their couches, though weak and
partly disabled, experienced frightful
sufferings that the Kilmory might be
navigated safely to port.
Down in the straits the weather again
became bitterly cold. and the crew were
unable to manage the ship, and she
drifted within a few hundred yards of
the rocks on Vancouver Island, and
anchored Fortunately the wind
changed and the tug Boyden came
along and towed her to this port.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03
me Aun eLorAlEas ANo FuRNIsAERs.
!

The present ushers in a most
prosperous era Of WheeIing's re,
failing, 1t Is the opening Of an,
other season Of aggressive and
progressive merchandising, bring,
ing renewed force to The Hubs
UnriValed Policy that Under.
buys and UnderselIs. Improve.
ment shines out in every Phasa
and feature of this great CONNER.
clal organization. The facilities
are better-the stock is better
the service is betteE-the buying
is better. We have made it more
than ever the store Of the people
where every mans dollar is worth
face value. The fruits Of our big.
ness are lowered prices and greater
selling, We are not the growth
of chance, but of energy and hon.
esty. This is the one place in
Wheeling where men and boys can
dress themselves elegantly, con,
fidently, adVantageOusly. We
strive as hard to hold an old Gus.
toner as we do to gain a new one,
andeveryexchange Of merchandise
and money draws US closer-hoIds
US higher in your confidence,
Nobody isafraii to bring back what
turns out unsatisfactory. They
know their money is here 70;
them. Nobody hesitates to come
here to look-fOr courtesy and
accommodation are cardinal Prin,
ciptes of our store government
As the needs creep in, bear U;
in mind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

Yesterday in addition to attending to
tho routine committee work OF the
month, the board Of couaty commits.
Sioners held a brief session at which
two interesting matters, OF which much
has been heard by the public in tho
past, wero disposed OF. The frat was
tho application OF Dorothy, Bunch, alias
"Mother" Bunch, Of Fulton, Tor liquor
license, Nothing duunted by past re-
fuIalS at the hands OF tho board, she
had her attorney, Mr., John ]. Conlf,
on hand again, and he presented her
application for a license, in due form,
aud accompanied by a certificate from
tho corporation officials OF Fulton that
she had bean granted license bv them
and had paid tho required fec. A petit
ton was ALEC presented asking that the
license DO granted, and It bore tho sigma
turea OF over eighty residents Of Fulton.
Mr.. Meukemeller moved that the
license be granted. The yeas and nays
were demanded, aud tho vote resulted
rs iollOws:
Yea-hloasrs. Fritz, Irwin, MenkO'
miller, Robinson aud Tyson.
Nay-MesSTa. Kindlebergor, Maxwell,
McCurdy and President DObbins.
Absent and not Yotiug-Slr. Glass.
So the license WAS granted,
Mr., Robinson again brought mp tho
matter Of tile assessment OF building
and loan associations for taxation. lie
presented aud had read letter from
the auditor OF the state in which hs eX'
pressed the opinion that under section
81 OF chapter % Of tho code, building
associations we're plainly subject TO taxa.
ton.
Mr.. Robinson then presented reHO.
luton referring to this section AZ max
ing such organizations subject 10 taxa
ton, and directing tho county ASSESSORS
to make and return supplemental as
seSslnent upon all Of them in tho county.
Mr.. Trivia moved the adoption oil the
resolution.
Mr.. Dobbins said no could not see
what connection this board had with
tho matter. Its only duty az to assess.
menls was as board Of equalization
aud appeals to correct erroneous assess
menIs made by tho assessors. II those
oGiciaS had in any instance failed to per.
form their duty there was remedy
provided by law; the prosecuting At.
torney should proceed to have them
fined.
Tho yeas aud nays were called aud the
motion to adopt was lost, the only attir'
native notes being those Of MesOrs.
Irwin and Robinson.
The very harmonious and brief sos.
sion then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

Tho habit Of marrying seems TO bO as
coutagiousas any other epidemic, espoo.
Tally among tho Wheeling police force.
II il only few daya since Lieutenant
Suplor and Officer Zimmerman joined
tho boncdiCls. Yesterday officer Ed
MiChaels, OF tue Market street beat, aud
Miss Ellie Garrett weru united in mar.
riagc by Rev Mr.. Hayden, pastor Of tho
liirat Christian church. Michuels, like
tho others, wasycry quiotahoutitandtho
announcement OF his wedding will DO
a genuine surprise to his host OF friends.
A proposition was brOachOd last night
at headquarters that all tho mcluhers Of
tho iDfro sill remaining single should
be married. at once, IN public. and Cap.
tam Bennett! sighed, 81 wish they
yould.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

The fourth annual meeting Of tho
Wott Virginia State Dental Society
lakps plncu in rarkorsbnre on Thurs.
isy aud Friday Of this week DR.. r.
", Tcnor, president OF the society, to-.
rcihcr with ORA. Mason, Smith, Nc.
Luto, Hamilton, SIoror. Harrison,
s,athOrS aud BurdRlls, aud possibly
several oihor,, have departed for tho
rlacu Of meeting. A good Attendance
from all over tho slalO 10 expected. A
good programme for tho occasion has
boon prepared, which will DO both en-.
PERTAINING aud instructive. Progressive
mon Of tho profession who wish to keep
abreast Of tho limOs can lily afford 10
be- absent from this meeting Of tho SO.
gigty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03
THE FAYORlTE.

To-day We open our place Of business
for inspection by tho public, We are
ready 10 do business and do it at prices
which are the most reasonable in the
city. our principal efforts will be
mNdo on tho following: In Gents
goods-shirts, Underwear, NcCkwoar
and Hosiery. For LadisI-Hosiery
Underwear, Cousts, Gloves, Handker'
chiefs, etc, Many other special things
on which you arc invited 10 get our
prices DO not forget. that our drOss'
lining department will DO an important
feature OF our business, and whatever
YOU get in this department will save
you money.
Give ~ call aud DO convinced OF the
truth Of tho foregoing statements.
TnE EAyoRirE,
No. is Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

William Brandlass, connected with
tho electric light plant at Sycamore
Grove. yesterday appeared beforcSquirC
Fitzpatrick to complain Of the loss OIL
four fat geese. Ho declared his BELLE
that JamoI Hall, who keeps store in
East Wheeling, was tho appropriation,
and search warrant was issued, and
tho geese were found in coops in his
cellar. Hall had gone out In the coun
try and his explanation OF the matter
could not DO obtained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03
IN AN ACCIDENT.

"CupId's ChRrio" Has n AIIShRp aud Will
Not ns Here Tonight
Last night Manager RisIter, Of the
Opera House, received a telegram from
Thatcher & Johnson. the owners Of the
"Cupid's Chario" company which was
billed to appear at tho Opera House
this evening, stating that the company
had had an accident on the road and
would be unable to tGI the date In
Wheeling Tho telegram was from
New York and did not state whore the
accident occurred or any particulars Of
the mishRp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

The paving Of Thirteenth street, east
from Byron, with cobblesS was com.
plctod yesterday by tho board Of public
works force and tho mon were trans
ierrcd to Alley Is and Alley q to do
same work there, 1t iS expected the
work on South Penn street, Island. will
be completed to-day. Contractor Rob.
erlson's men commenced yesterday the
work Of laying tho brick paving on FIJI
teenth street OF Jacob.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

A force Of Baltimore & Ohio track
hands arrived hOre yesterday from Fin.
leyyillO, Pa, where they had Just com.
pleted a big turn tablo aud other great
improvements, and went at once to
work laying tho switch from the Bnlti.
more & Ohio track east OF Main street
into the Reymann property, on the
north side Of Sixteenth street, whore a
fine new business block is to be erected.
When this switch Is completed tho mon
will be put to work on tho tracks to W..
II, Fees new coal yards, at the cast end
OF Seventeenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

II has bsBn dem Ohsiratsd TINT there IL
more eye aud head aches from tho defaHis
Ut fetrnctiOll nud thu ute ct glhSaas not
properly adjusted than frHm all nthOr
causes, hnd that II II AbsBlulsly necessary
tO ttnyu tito cJrt scientifically aud Ahtttfutfy
examined aud Nttod with glasses to secure
fNllrf ana rlNVunt iulurT,
Those heellhH epeCtAUlea, hr theft eyes
ting Gnn OHusuli AMI have theit eyes S1Atn.
lnrl TOT glasses without charge By lrUf,
hhNn, tho scientific Opilrlnn, lltO Main
street, tlOtt dubr lu hnUUk a 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

Atll9l Main street, opon daily from 10
u. m. TO 10 " m. Dancing In all lis
branches DOIsntlo aud Department by
tho most approved methods Of instrno.
ton. Pupils received aud lessons given
At any time. Complimentary opening
party Tor masters and misses Saturday
Mt . u. In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

With the exhilarating sense oil renewed
health and strength aud Internal clean
liness, which follows the use Of Syrup Of
Figs, is unknown TO the few who have
not pressed beyond the old time msdi.
cines and tho cheap substitutes some.
times offered but never accepted by the
vol informed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03
Christmas Presents.

Boys, We want to give away thou.
sands Of presents ChrIstmas morn
ing. Tho more happy faces We SEQ
the happier we'll DO. We expect
to have imitators. as usual, in this
as in everything else. but the boys
know they are never disappointed
in The Hubs promiss'. Every boy
with a Little Rsd Hub will receive
present, and no string tied to it,
either.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03
sMAHAcNEIps
millinery Opening wednesday and Thurs
THE mpAt popular makes of COrGcts nj
THE EANOHIrE, IL Eleventh street


Rev. Father paquin's now Catholic
church, Mt Elm Grove, is moving along
nicely. Tho foundation IL nearly COM
pleted and the corner stone will DO laid
next Sunday ut p. m. All the Eng.
lish and German church societies OF the
city will 90 out on the 3 o'clock motor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

The Elm Grove Railway Company's
new waiting room at StackyGrd Hollow
has been completed and was painted
Yesterday, nnd work is now in progress
on another fine new station building at
LealheFWood. by the oPeEing Of win
ter the company will have waiting
rooms at all stations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03
THE COUNTY BOARD
Hold a Brief but Rather Interest,"
ing Session Yesterday.
MOTHER BUNCH GETS HER LICENSE

After Several Vain Enorts-A NumOr.
Ously Signed Petition Of Fulton Res
idonts Pronunciation Matter OF
Assessing BuIldIng Associations for
Taxation Again Brought up by MIR,
Roblnson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

SEE tho neat things wc have In tho
JNwOiry llns-SuON Rus, Garter liuCklOa,
SHIRT waist sets, Gun lintton', scarf Pins,
~ Eleventh Street