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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
THE EAcE At ATLANTA.

Tho Independent Hose Company will
Leave Over the -. & o. TOAD Monday.
Tho Independent Hose Company, Of
Martins Ferry, which will com peto for
the championship Of the world at At
lanta, Ga, next Friday and Saturday,
has decided to 90 over the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad. They will 90 on the train
which leaves Wheeling at 1918 Monday
morning. arriving at Cincinnati at 6
O'Clock tho same evening. lying there
two houI. nnd arriving at Atlanta at
2 p. m. Tuesday, the following day. The
Baltimore Il Ohio gave the lowest rate,
and the company will 20 over its line
on that account. All who go with the
company will gs: the Same rate. Several
Martins Ferry poopIO have been talk.
ing Of accom- panYlng the champions.
The Independents will wear tho usual
badge and a card on which will appear
the portal. Of the team, with three
buckeysI attached 10 this and rod, white
and blue ribbon will be- used.
The runners have bson making good
time in their practice and will do their
bost to win. Twelve Of the fastest hose
compHnie. In tns United States arc on.
tered, including the crack teams OF
KeArney, Nob., Butler, Pa, CnaLta.
noogn, Tom, and others.
Ths FIRST prize ia tho worlda cham.
pionship belt, valued ut $1,000; second
prize, hose cart, valued al 500 and Tho
company travelling tho longest distance
Is to get gold medal, valued at $50.
Dr. j. ", Darrah. the foreman Of tho
independents. cannot 70 on Monday,
bd. will follow later tt The week and BE-
nm hand In plenty Of tima for tho race.
Eighteen runners will 20.
Tho Independents have secured ac.
CommodatlonS Al ono Of tho loading no.
toiF tn Atlanta.
Tho rats will DO good returning Tor
ten days
A representative Of ons Of tho com.
peling hose teams has been in Martina
Ferry this week getting pointers.
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TO BE REDEDICATED.
Zion Lutheran Church's Special
Services Tomorrow
GNDA CORNER STONE LAYING ALSO.
The Romodolsd zIon's Church VIII
DO Formally Consocrated Sunday
With Very Impressive Coremoaios,
In Which Distinguished Ministers
viii Take Part-Ths Now Catholic
Church at Elm Grove.

The rsmodslsd and practically new
lions German Evangelical Lutheran
church building, on Market street, in
the Fifth ward, will bs formally dedi-
Gated tomorrow. Tho renovation aud
repairs have bean most thorough, aud
the church is now one OF the hand
lomsst and most conveniently arranged
in Wheeling. The paa!or, Rev. p, ],
Hob, and the COMMITTEES have laborsd
hard and iucsssautly, aud naturally
look forward TO to-morrow'a exercises As
the iruition OF their summers work.
In tho forenoon at 1880 the formal
dedication will take place. The sermon
will bs by Rev. Ivan Dietrich, OF Alls.
gheny City. this aud all the services
OF the day special muSic OF an appTo-
pirate character will 10 rendered. by a
large choir, and Prof. II. J. Arbenz will
preside A. the magnificent nav pipe
organ. In the evening Raw J. G. Rail-
AItz, OF East Liverpool, viii preach. In
tho afternoon there will bs a SsrVics for
the young people and Sunday school,
whom addresses will be- made by the
visiting ministers, The dSdicasory scr
vices will be continued Monday night,
when a sermon in English will he
preached BY tRa Rev 4. 4. Roth. b. D.,
president OF Thisl college, o! Gresnyil,s,
Pa This service will ba for the Eng.
lish speaking friends oil the church ana
the minister 10 charge will preach from
tho topic, plymouth Rock and Other
ROcka."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05

An inGsrssting religious meeting for
men is held at the Young Mems
Christian Association building every
Sunday afternoon in tho year from 70
5 o'clock. Short addresses arc made by
eminent speakers and the young meu
Of tho association. A meeting is also
held every Saturday evening. Prayer
and praise, interpreted with short ad.
dresses. make this evening hour one Of
profit and enjoyment, These meetings
have been we'll sustained BY the young
men all summer, bat in the TALL there
is always a ps'ceptabis Increase in a.
tendance. The autumn rally will be
he'd tonight aud tomorrow, Tho
meeting at o'clock tonight will be Of
special interest and will no followed by
social sunday at o'clock, Rev. DR..
Riksr will deliver an address. a corcial
invitation Is extended by the asIocia-
ton 10 all men 20 be present
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
ABOUT PGoPLE.
Strangers In the CRY Aui Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the CRY aud Wheeling FoIki
Abroad,
Walter PandIeson, Of Spencer, Is in
the city.
A. ]. CLARK, OF Warrington, is a
Windsor arrival.
Edward schiflin, OF Warrington, was
a Bshler arrival yesterday.
Mayor Newton, OF Weston, was in the
city last night on business trip.
G. W. Hill, OF Cameron, was among
yesterdays arrivals aGtne McLure.
J, NJ. Allan, OF Grafton, was in the
city. and registered At the Windsor.
The Misses Hamilton are tho guests
Of Mrs. William Brown, 4: MouudIyiIIO,
G.. l.. Hender1hotE and William G.
Riley, Of PArEsmburg, are at the
Windsor.
Miss Grace Zimmerman, Of North
Main street, LETT on Thursday for the
east TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Henry ". Redman has returned
home from an extended visit 10 relatives
and friends 10 Frederick, Va
ii. ID. Morrow, OF sIItersYlllei ;. Row,
OF Plrkersburg; James PAUL. Of Wells.
burg, and \. Il. Newton, OF Weston, are
siamm arrivals.
Officer Babb has entirely recovered
from his siege Of smallpox and was
around among his friends yesterday.
He will not be marked much.
Among West Virginia people At the
Behler yesterday were Thomas Barrett
aud Art, Pritchard, Of Manntngtou, and
Z. y. Arnett, ir., OF FaIfmoaL
WheeIing's talented young actress,
Miss Louisa Hsuniz, Is now rshearsin2
leading ToleS in Mr.. Harrison Volts
company in Now York city. Mr.. Wou
opens bis season next Monday night In
Pennsylvania.
Hon. Henry c. Hedges, Of Mansfield,
Ohio. IL ia tho city on a business trip.
Mr.. Hedges il ono Of tho prominent Ro-
publiCans OF OHIO. being one otSenator
shsrman's lisutenants. He will attend
the Mckinley. Bushnell meeting in Bell.
are this evening.
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LOCAL BERvrrIEa
Matters Of lnuar Momsat in and Aba
thn civ

Matters Of AIunr Momont In and About
the ctr,
Meek mill No. 3 Of tho Etna-stand-
ard IS OIL on account OF scarcity OF scrap
lion.
A FORCE Of men ara at work over
hauling tho North Wheeling t1EFyboa:
Climax.
The Belmont brick and tila works, OF
Martins Ferry, will iurniah $4,000
brick Tor tho new warehouse at the
Whitaker mill.
NEXT Friday evening the attraction
at the Opera House will be William
Barry, the popular irish comedian, in
The Rising Generation" Ithas made
a hIE wherever presented.
A VERY fns portrait of the lats DR., 7,
II. Logan, tha,Work OF Morgan Rhsas, Is
displayed in the window OF NicoPi art
ators. II is as Iitetlke picture az was
ever asan in Wheeling,
Mr.. GEORGE F. KuRSRR has placed .
forty porIa power boiler In his laundry,
on the Island, and will erect q new
building, thirty by forty feet, in con-
nsCtion With tho one no now occupies
GENERAL MANAGER WooDFoEp, Super.
intsudent Bruner, Chief Engineer
Smith and Raadmaster Moran, Of taa
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling railroad,
started yaslerday on a general lnspec.
ton OF tho road, iIs nav bridges, atc,
YsrERpAY man who said he was
from st. Louis, and who was suffering
severely with what seemed to be con-
gasEioa OF tho lungs, applied to tina po-
lice for shelter, and arrangements were
made 10 taxa him to the indrmary tenn
porarily.
TAG committee OF ths chamber Of
commerce. appointed at Thursday even.
ing 8 nesting to reopen tho Councils.
Vi!ia railroad proiscE will act, il Is an.
nouucsd, IN connection with tho old
committee, Msssrs. F. J. HeaFne, W, +.
Peterson and George Wise,
Nor satisfied with several successive
whiteWasnsa in tho poiics court, J1ntsor
sam Sloan is having the entlra base
mont OF the city building whitswaahod.
City prisoners a'5 doing the work, and
arc not stIngy, putting nearly a. much
Whi.ewash on the floor a. on the ceiling
and walls.
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SLEEP OR DEATH.
For Years Nh, Bupshain Had
Suffered
Paine's Celery Compound Soon
Made Him Well.
Publisher Of Two Great German
Papers.
Can Now Work Fourteen Hours
Every Day.
Sleeps SOundly and Peacefully
Every Night lie Lives.

Slsep Is one OF the things that cannot
ba,put OF from night to night
The puniIhmsnt for aIespIea'aaS IA
worse than pain. I. means 4 shattered
mind.
Il often happens that a sudden stress
Of work or anxiety rdha oHe oil the
nights rest, The effect ia soon appa-
rent in the laaguor, headaches and lat
lssaness that ensua,
II rapid and abundant means are am
pioyad to repair tha axhsuTst pats the
nerves regain their elalt.citY. Blu: II
an unnatural pr,vltion OF sleep Is car
r,el beyond the stretching power OF the
brain tina whole nervous system be-
comes uudane, and proaIrat.on results.
Thousands OF mon struggling uudsr
great rssponiibi.i;Iei or tedious work,
anxious, oysrworksd mothers and wives,
shop girla who ara forced 70 stand on
tAair feet all day long have !i.lIs diii'
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by local applications, ag they cannot
reach tho diseased portion Of tho ear.
Thoro IL only ono ono wav 10 euro deaf.
ness, and that Is by constitutional rom.
cdtoh Doifnoa, Is caused by an in.
famed condition Of tho mucous lining
Of tho Eustachian Tube Whom this
lubo Rols inllamod you hayO tumbling
sound or Imperfect h1lting. and whom
II Ia OntIfoV CosoI deafness il tho ~.
suit, aud unluW tho inflammation can
DO taken out aud this tubo roalorol To
its normal condition, hearing viii DO
destroyed forever, nino cases out OF ton
arc caused by cnlarth, which is nothing
but m inllaincd condition Ol tho mucous
ButlncUP.
Va will giyo Ono Hundred Dollars Tor
any case oi doninom caused by Catarrhl
that cannot bc cured by llaIa Catatfh
euro, Send Tor circulars, Tree.
L. !. CuryY & Co., Toledo, o.
Hoy'sold BY Druggisla, zoe.
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Guilty in convincing their friends OF the
remarkable power OF Paiae's celery com.
pound TO restore their energy, renew
their yiglr. and MAKE them strong aud
well.
Hare is letter from Mr.. Max Burg.
helm. the weil.known president and
manager Of the Cincinnati Freis Preaae
Company Mr.. Burghetm writes:
"Tns following statement may be Of
interest. have been suffering from
sleHplessneIS, insomnia, Tor many years,
aud although have tried almost every.
thing to got cured, consulting the best
physicians, and even going several times
10 Europe. everything was IN vain.
~ did not have 4 nights rest for al
most six years, that 10 TO say, ! could
not sleep for two hours in succession in
a single night, you eau easily imagine
what tho eject on me had been.
after spending A fortune In trying
for relief had given up almost all hope,
and when first read abou. Paine's Gel.
cry compound dld.noL have much faith
IN anything. Bat after having used so
many remedies and consulted so many
physicians IN this country and abroad /
felt like giving the compound a trial.
Tho result was truly wonderful.
The very frat night, ab9Gtsix months
ago, that tried palnss celery com.
pound YOU can imagine my Joy when /
found that / had s.eptsiE hours in sue.
ccSIion, a thing that | had not been
blasSod with for 60 many years. con-
linued the use for over three months
with the same happy result, and al.
though / Wll fearful lest the malaly
would come back on mo, can now say
that although I have not taksn the
compound for months do sleep every
night peacefully and without interrup.
ton.
You can easily imagine what this
means for a man VINO WORKS fourteen
hours avery dag In tho year aad has
charge Of two large Newspaper con.
slider my case most remarkable QUE
aud | should bo glad II this statement
should DO the means Of hoipin: others
VINO nave suffered like in the same mn
told agonics, and for this reason give
you full permission 70 make use Of this
statement 10 any way you choose"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
COnNEn sToNE LAYING
Ofths Catholic Chureh Of st. viuesut do
PauI at Elm Grove.

Ofths Catholic Chuseh Of st. Vinesnt do
PauI At Elm Grove.
Tomorrow will marx an unusual
event ia the history Of Elm Grove, tho
occasion being the laying OF the corner
stone OF the now Catholic church OF st.
yinesn. do Paul. Parties in this city
who wish TO attend the services will
have 10 tako the . o'clock motor. There
will bs plenty Of cars on hand TO accom-
modAto tho crowds, and brass band
will bo on the train, which will also
take part In tina musical programme.
There will DO COMMITTEES az the Elm
Grove station to escor! the visitors 70
the church.
The musical features OF tho occasion
promise TO be on. OF the ordinary, as
the foil Cathedral choir OF this city will
take a prominent part. The exercises
will begin at o'clock sharp with Rev.
Father BoutIou, rector otths Cathedral,
A. master Of ceremonies. who otIici1leI
in the absence OF Bishop Donahue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-05
ROLF 60 2ANH.
Telephane i5A % FOURTEENTH ST
Specia! Sale Of Real Estate.

NO ~ TWELFTH ST.. one brick and stoas
dwelling . rooms all modern, lot 66Nlap feet
40 10 SIXTEENTH ST, brick and !Fans
dwelling rooms. lot 71Ela0 feet
sc. % NATIONAL ROAD. frame dwelling
rooms Is feet front
No l93 FOURTEENTH ST. brick dEellirs
rooms, lOi 2N' - feet; brick stable oa rear Of oS
house has al modern cOnvcnieuccs.
so. M NORTH HURON ST. frame dve.i!as,
rooms lot t0Viii feet
40. ~ TWELFTH 81, new frame dwelling
SPOONS l0f so feet front
no ~ SOUTH YORK ST, frame dusl,!ls,
8 rooms, lot skin feet
No l51J CHAPLlSE ST, brick dvei..as
rooms, LOT isvlD feet
no i5G CT NPAiSE ST, ine bg.ek twe...Es
rooms, modern.
nos i1t ASD il ALLEY Is. double brick
dwelling looms each, an, good btiuk sAns,
lot hlKhO feet corner Wood stree. and Alley u
NO liG ZANE ST, ISLAND, room fans
dwelling lot 5lNi2N feet
no 10 FIFTEENTH ST.. frame dwel.iaS }
rooms, lot 5txtrd feet
80. ~ SOUTH FRONT ST.. brick dvc.liuT
roout LOT 90 feet front
Fine building 10: corner Main aud Sit.ce1a
streets. f7Ei3o feet
Building lots on Island. IN Pleasant NG-ty,
EdElnGiOn and LsaihefNOod
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL Estate
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Jackets and CapeS.

Our stock Of BoucIe Jackets and
Capes, Velour de Nord CapeS, was never
more inviting. In Fur Capea We show
Alaska Seal, Eastern Mink, Black Mar
ten, Electric seal, AItrachan, Otter,
Beaver and Monkey.
In length our Fur Garments are from
% inches to 50, and from 100 inches TO
lbs sweeps. We have also full line Of
Collaret,oi aud scaris aud French
Beaver Cape1.
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CLEVELAND, o. Oct. i.-Mr. l. Rush
peterborough, traliic manager OF tho
Cleveland, Akron < Columbus Railroad
has decided to take charge OF
the tradiC department Of the Ohio
Southern railroad on October 10, sever.
ing his connection with tho Cleveland,
Akron & Columbus on that date.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
4 Young MinSr Crushed - Death west OF
Jisilhlrs Yesterday.


Patrick sclhtII, it,, was instantly
killed in BIrcha coal mIno, woat Of
Bsllaito, Yesterday morning. His
father, Patrick scnblll. 81. had tho mino
leased, and Patrick, IT,, was minor
there flo was at work in room with
Iss Nixon, whom a hugo stone lot 20
from sort Of slip In tho top Of tho
room. II caught tho boy about thu
head and shoulders aud crushed hla
lilo out In a twlnklinR. His whole body
WA coyefNi with slate aud stone, and
was badly bruised. Tho body was
brought TO tho family homo In tho
Third ward, Bolniro, aud tho funeral
will occur tomorrow. Tho unfortunate
boy was Tho second SOFT ol Patrick Sea.
hlll, and had Just turned his twOnly.
frat yOar
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ll5O Main Street

Arrivals Of New Imported Dress Goods
almost every day since the first OF March
makes this department the largest ana
our new BoucIes and other rough Dress
Goods Silks and Wool CTepons, English
Cheek Suitinqs CaneIs Hairs. Pattern
Dresses Black Velour De Nord for Capes,
PTocSde Satins. Plain Black Satins. White
Satins. Evening Silks and Gauzes and Black
Dress Goods in endless variety.
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LOOK AT OUR
New Silk Waists and Silk Skirts.
LACE CURTAIN AND
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT

Our rooms now fitted UP and supplied
with the handsomest Draperies to be found
in the Eastern markets. Full lines Of Bro
asks. and the largest stock Nottingham,
Irish Point Point de Spirit, Renaissance.
Marie Antoinette and Louis XIV Lace Cur
tains and all sold at a very small advance.
Also 20 pairs Silk Stripe Snow Flake Cur
tains in four colors. Win offer in this
department to-day and during the week
tOOpairs of Tapestry Portieres 8 i-2 yards
long and 90 inches wide. for So. rs pair; %
at SOC. sold for Toe; 100 Window Shades
reduced from zoe to SOC. Many other bar
GAINS in this department Draping done
in the most artistic style New articles for
beautifyinqthe interior of residences con-
stantly cominqin. Glad to have all to visit
this department this week, whether you
want to buy or not.
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xorG. ov NAVIGATION.
Stage ofwatsr n,d ho,-mrats Of boats.
rho River tnirrs'tL

rho River inirrs'tG
YEuEHDLYs nrrlEFuEB
Favoriie WaIk0' Ml.amoraa, n a. m,
Jennie George, E1DtA. Darlington, ) p. IN,
H0Nu LEAVING TODAY
&c. UopkIn' MllamOms 10 IN.
Jennie BcDrfD, BOJih. CIaf4A-fOI. 3 % .. N.
Tho marks a. tho public landing laat
evening showed ! foot jsinchcs aud
stationary. Weather cloudy aud warmer
TIN HIyER NAHES
Pittsburga-River loot 3 inches and
falling A. tho dam. Weather clear and
cool.
Oil City-Riyor 3 inchoq and station.
AIRY. Wcathor cisar and pleasant
Greensboro -l.iver5 feet q inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Morgantown-R foot and sta
tionary. Weather cloudy and warm.
Wnrrsn-Ktyor ut low water mark.
Weather clear and warm.
sloubonyilIo - River - inches and
stationary. Weather clear and warm.
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RlNEHART g. TATUM.
CRY BASE BuLDlSl
FOE SALE.


No. iiSs Puuu street, roons aud bath bJ.l
gases Cheap
No, Il 18th street il.rn1mcd brick Cheap
No on N1rse. street o fnlns 81 o.
Nos li1i aui no. Market ,ltcc. blNlsu
property. 81 500
Nos aud % a5h street y rooms 81 ~
". w. NhfsctstJc1I nom, aud baIh ~
No " = York strclt tu0mS Chcap
No " n Font st., rt1hiy Grt htth th"ii
No lhg thnWlno n, r1omA bath room AL
largc stable stUtl
Corner ',h and Wood, street dvcllin; al
store ROOM Cheap
Houses VI all ,iFry and IN Different loc1u1Ii
saloon Tor sale on 10Th street cheap
Rc'iuErAut aud hotel tur sale On MAtkc. s.-J,s
cheap
l,cimuran, aud hotel ot1AIo on 18th s.r,,-
cheap.
IigatvtDrN on Market stree; i1r stlN chcAN
e,tF.
fnrn' Tor sale on cay terms
nOusEiro RENT MONEY TO LOAN
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RACINE, Wis, Oct. i.-The Wisconsin
conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, in session here, to-day voted on
tho question OF tho admission Of women
a. delegates to the general conference.
The vote resulted; For the women,
100; against, neutral, %.
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Linen Stock.

This department is under the man.
agsmsut OF an expert in Linens and
odeu unusual inducements to house
keepers looking Tor the beat and caeaP-
est in tina! line.
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FOR SALE

10. . F0u-.elgIa sTs1, business i1cAa31
sIEr3oasd house On Peninsula, Ism
-Four loA Elm Grove.
No % south Hgs1n street
No, Kentucky street
Building al,. Pleasant Valley, 'fonI rs To-.
On National road.
Two d.F!rib,e rrIiancsi WooidLs
No g ThlFgy-ars: street l!-roonet tEeli7S
Desirable residence on sixteenth street
10. - S1rtA FrllE street
Real eatAte % every deseclp.Lon.
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FOR SALE.

Elghtroaned dwall!n. fall lot SOxl0, ~
ZEna street, in- 49, ga
a choice home on North Ffoai street
.fIghIrDo ned BRICK. ST. NIrErt street
se7e1,rooned rew house south Front stree.
for s. 5ju
Modern tvelys-rooya ed house, P,eGsGaG VALLEY,
ior s. go Lot lylETI1
Bargains 10 building lots.
BelTe4eHs 1913 cheap on monthly plynea"
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ron good ssfri0rhbio Uinnt', UnpOs AMI
Hnra ut eilf0molY low prices, 40 IL
1IiE LEADER,
1910 Mhln street,
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SMITH & DICKINSON
1919 MARKET STREET.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

sweeney Foundry Lots, size . AID 80 q iroa-
A few more lett. CsIl al once GlI get suited
No. 1854 ChApi ne street. Groom brick house
Price slGj1 uuc.thIrf down. Balance o. time
Fourteenth. a. $50. Th!SI a snap Rut can Be
bought on time.
N0gEY 10 LoAS-sl,0Oo, sou $500 sool,
on zeal Gstage security.
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Egts.e Agent C3llr;t1r S1a'i Public l1i
PaaNAu As.JrusT Sa. 10! st1Esst s:re-- sa-4
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!. c. UopkIns Naam0m', la IN.
Jennie 1cDrfc, BDJih. CIaEu-'Du. % .. N.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-04-18
An Uninylting Place.

A recent inmate of the Brooklyn
prison gives the bill of fare and
draws very dismal picture for
Bill Cooks benefit in last week 8
Elevator:
For breakfast you get a piece of
light bread that is so sour that you
can hardly eat it and a cup of hot
water that is just barely colored;
they call it coffee; that is your
breakfast. For dinner you get
another piece Of bread and two or
three potatoes and soup, one pint,
and one little piece of beef; that is
your dinner. For supper you get
a piece of bread and cup of hot
water; they call it tea. That is
what you get Monday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Tuesday and Sunday you get
mashed potatoes and on Friday
you get Goldfish that would turn
the stomach of wild beast, much
less that of man. Just think for
a moment what you get to eat. 1t
is the same thing every day, and
the bread, it has so much alum in
il that it will ruin a mans stom-
ach. 1t is a shame for a man to
be locked behind the bars and
starved to death by piece-meal as
the government prisoners are
A. U. S. commissioner was
in BROOKLYN last spring to investi-
gate the food that the U. s. pris-
oners had to eat. He had every
prisoner before him, and they all
told him Just how they were
starved, and that was the last of
il. / suppose the warden put up
a little hush money to him and a
nice speech and that was the end
Of ii all. | didn't see any change
in the grub. You are allowed to
write once a month, but you are
not allowed TO say anything to your
friends about how you are starved
in that prison. Do you suppose,
kind readers, that a man could get
kind treatment in such a place as
that, which 10 run by men who are
full OF whisky. No, verify. Can
you abuse a man, starve him and
reform him? Is that reformitory2
think not. If you have money
you can send out and buy your
food once every week, but If you
have no money you must make
out the best you can, You have
to buy all the tobacco you get and
the oil you burn, and you must
have a lamp that has a globe or
they will take it from you. You
have to pay for your lamp or sit
in the dark. You have to buy
your stove to make your coffee on
and pay tor your coffee, If you have
any that is fl TO drink. You have
to buy your under-ciothes or freeze
half to death.