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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-25
FOR SUNDAY CLOSING.
A Petition In oil tho Protestant
Churches Yesterday.
". c. 7. U. WANTS THE CHIEF OF
Police to Take Action to Enforce tho
Sunday law Against Saloons aud
Other Forms or Secular I,usincss.
Numerous signatures Aflired to tho
Paper Yesterday.

Yesterday In most OF tho Protestant
churches petition was read asking tho
chief Of police to enforce tho Sunday
laws stric.ly. The movement was set
on foot several weeks ago by tho Wo-
mans Chrlgtian Temperance Union.
That organization adopted resolution
asking Chief Bopnett 70 act, and these
petitions. Ia the sRmo line, wers pre-.
pared. Many have been circulated
about town, aud yesterday they uoro
read from the pulp!ts and afterwards
loft on tables by tho door for tho retir.
Ing worshipsrs TO sign II they deiirod.
Tho petition 10 addressed to Capt.
Bennett. The preamble recites that
the saloons have their sido and back
doors open on Sunday; that many gro.
ceries, butcher shopg, cigar stores and
other secular places OF businesi not OF
necessary character. arc openly cou.
ductod on tho Lords day, and that ono
bowling alley 10 also open on that day.
Capt Bonnet 10 asked to enforce the
law, aud the petition proceeds to eI.
press confidence in his good intentions
aud his back bone and ability to iulhll
tho oath Of office which he took when
he entered upon his official duties. The
paper was signed by hundreds OF church
goers yesterday.
Captain Bennett. when asked about
tho matter last night, said he had heard
OF the petition, but that no copy Of 1t
had reached him. He was not willing
to express an opinion until no wa, OH.
cially informed Of tho character Of tho
petition. 1t Is said that tho statement
10 the paper "a to tho bowling going on
on the Sabbath day Is wrong, as Chief
Bennett ordered that form OF amuse.
men. stopped in the city limits on Sun.
day when lie fret came into Office.
The reading and signing Of the pe.i.
lions created great deal OF comment
about town yesterday. 1t understood
the work will be pushed and rs many
signatures obtained rs possible.
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A GipSy Woman Disappears.

Mrs. Costello, a Gip,y woman, camp
ing with her husband near Hanes' mill,
IN GIenn's run, back Of Martins Ferry.
mas been missing since Wednesday.
She mad been selling lace in Martins
Ferry and other places and came to
Martins Ferry with baske. we'll filled
With lace on Wednesday, morning. She
left her basket with Martins Ferry
lady aud borrowed n shawl, promising
10 return that day. but has no, been
seen since. Sho was abou. forty years
old and had been getting along well
with her husband, who canno. under
stand her disappearance and is very
much distracted.
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Attic Buckeye Glass Works.

Matters at the Buckeye glass works
are quiet More men were a. work last
week than any week yet. Considerable
ware WAS shipped.
Tho Martins Ferry glassworkers ,eem
TO object to the use OF spigots by the
men quartered In the Buckeye. for on
Saturday night boy named Busris was
on his way to the works with a gpigo,
in his hand for use in the works and
was stopped and the spigo. taken from
him. Burris was not beaten, as report.
cd, and the report that a non.union
man was assaulted In a Hanover street
saloon on Saturday night 10 not true.
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80 cont. this morning Glvc. you n choice
of 300 white Bed spreads ut no ocnts,
worth 81 25. L.. y. GOOD co.
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Ebenezer Martin. jr. died at Lake
Harbor, Mich. on Saturday morning OF
neuralgia Of the heart. quito suddenly
aVed about tiity years. lie was a son OF
Ebenezer Martin. in whose honor the
town OF Martins Ferry was named, aud
went to Michigan some years ago. He
was a member OF company G, frat
West Virginia infantry.
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Has tastes incidentally. in keeping with
othor luxurics. A remedy must DO
pleasantly acceptable in form. purely
wholesome in competition, truly bene.
fetal In effect and entirely FREQ from
every Objectionable quality. II rcaIly
i'll no conaults a physician: il cons.ipat.
cd hc usos tho gentle family laxative,
Syrup OF Figs.
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The Wish GrntinstI.

You have often wished for something
to take tho place OF pills. Now Try 4
20 cont package OF Simmons Liver
Regulator, powder. Take |, dry, on tho
tongue, or mike 1t into ten. It Ia
pleasant to tnke, and givoa quick roliot
two good recommendations j
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City Collector Shafer on Saturday
urncd over to Receiver Kindleberper
tax receipts us follows:
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Transfers OF real estate wore admitted
to record BY Clerk Hook on Saturday a.
follows:
February 81. 1895, by Charles E.
Jones to ". l. Jones, for ons.half In.
teres. in lots Nos. 8 and 4. in square No.
%, in Bueua Vista. Consideration,
1853 81.
January 81. 1895, by Jacob II. Bashr
and wife, OF Philadelphia. to Margaret
Baker. for the middle third Of lot No. 20,
on the south side OF Zane street. Con-
,ideration, 81, 100.
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PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH AMI DE
COMFORTABLE

by wearing our excellent Underwear nnI
Unekcollcd lialf ilosp ut Lowest Prices
ws Rro making to order, Mt n grcat re.
ductlon. elegant OyoreOnts Mt S2O 90, and
special limo or Ail.wOol Trouss rim 70 ut
80 90. Z. HESS & SONS,
fnshionablo Tniiors nni Gents Furnish.
ors, 1891 and 1898 Market Street
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Pkor. GIRAnD. expert Phrsnologist, at
IIo,ol Brunswick. Market straet
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Conlro school grammar room will
1.-Two nm entertainment on Tuesday,
February 20. afternoon and evening.
Admission 10 cents. Don't fail to nj.
tend and have n good time.
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so cent. this morning gives you choice
OF 500 white Ned Spreads mt 81 cents,
worth 81 .J., L.. s. GOOD 3 co,
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COMMITTEES Meetings Th,, Evening.
Important meetings OF tho council
committees on real estate, petitions and
circumstances and hoalth have been
called for this evening. With the com I.
lnittce on health the solicitor, mayor
and other officials will meet.
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BUSINESS
The Rising Tide, OF Trade and Incustr
II,r,,n. a., a.. r. t..

The Rising Tide Of Trade and Industry
Threatens 10 DO Too Fast.
New YoEx. June CIR. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review OF trade, which is.
sues tomorrow will cay:
From all parts OF tho United States
the bes. adviees ~obtainabie tell OF n ris-
ing tide OF trade and industry which
threatens here and there TO amount too
far and too fast. The volume OF all
business is by no means equal 10 tina. OF
1892 as yet, though in some important
branches larger than that oil any other
year.
Twoinflucnces Of tremendous power
contribute to the rise, encouraging crop
news aud contidcn. replenishing OF
stocks, which have been for two years
depleted to tho utmost
Excepting too heavy rains in Texas.
crop reports this week have boon highly
encouraging. Liberal purchases OF all
products by the south do not Indicate
the belief that any serious misfortune
impenda. Reports from spring wheat
states and from the Pacific coast are 60
cheering that although the loss OF win.
ter wheat was large those whose esti.
mates have been most accurate in 70.
ont years, now vary in predictions from
1901 900, 900 to 470,0O0,000 bushels. At
lantic exports for three weeks. flour in
cludcd, have been only 3.75S.7l8 buan-
els, against 6,006,232 bushels last year,
| indicating no urgent demand 1T current
prices. There has been q tall Of 6 cents
in wheat, with heavier GALES than for
III rec weeks past.
The rush for supplies in iron and steel
resembles a bear" panic in tho stool;
market because prices are mounting
everybody hurriei to buy, 80 that thoy
mount higher. Dcsscmcr iron has
reached SD G5 at Pittsburgh, tho bar rs.
aociat!on has advanced common t.
81 10. The wire nail association put
tho price up TO 81 so pnr key, tho steel
rail makers have raised the price to S2i.
Eastern aud southern furnaces have
both raised prices again so cents pes
ton, and structural beams arc Sl35 and
angles 81 %. 1t Is undeniablc thu. the
works in operation aro crowded with
order', and others who have been Idle
for years nrc preparing to resume.
At tho same time tho most potcn'
cause OF tho upward start in prices, the
general boliof that II combination o
coke producers would raise the price to
81 80 alter July J, 10 apparently re
moved by war among tho producers
and Il fall to 81 % in contracts for the
last half OF 1895.
Failures for tho week havo been 22'
in tho United States against 2lf las
year, and 81 in Canada agains. % las
year,
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T1E LINCOLN ArluNiYAn
Have y Very sucersssul Annual Reunion
and banquet.

Have y Very sucGrSseut Annual lcunlon
aud banquet.
Last night at the Lincoln school tho
Alumnno ASSOCIATE on held Its annual
banquet and reunion, and 1t was ono OF
tho most successful aud pleasing atIaira
that school has over enjoyed. OF tho
forty odd graduates ovCr thirty were
present, with about MS many friends,
and tho enter alnment was a brilliant
social event.
The opening addrcsa was made by
Scott n. Taylor, OF tho class OF '92. Miss
Mary jennings. Of tho clas1 OF 1855, road
n selection, The Price OF knowledge"
Miss Eliza Washington, OF the class Of
so sang n very pleasing solo, and Mis'
Ella S. Jones, oil the Class OF 1890. read
an acceptable selection. Miss Fannie
d. Lee, OF 1891, gave 4 recitation in good
style, aud Miss Bessie L. Lee. OF 1892,
read n very bright original poetn, on
titled, Commencement in 1892"
Miss Ada Lewis, OF 1893. gave an in
strumental solo, aud Misc y. Dclsley.
OF tho same class. recitol in Il way that
showed she hadnot iorGotton her school
training. Miss Ada Dophmyor, also OF
tho '93 class. Gang. and Miss Jennie
Baldwin, Of 81, gave n guitar solo, and
Miss Annie jennings, OF the same class,
an instrumental solo.
The principal, Prot. ]. McH. Jones,
closed the very enjoyable literary and
musical programme with some apnro.
pirate remarks. This was followed By
Refreshments and u social hour or 60.
The ~GatUorinE was rather remarkable in
the large percentage OF the graduates OF
tho school who wGrs present.
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LOCAL. His.vlrIES,
Matter, OF Minor lIomont In aui About
tho city.

EAttor, OF Minor m In nut About
tn, city.
A VERY desirable country residence
will DO sold a! the court house this
morning.
TuERE was no police court yesterday
morning, the frat ''whitewaah" for q
long time.
YESTERDAYS weekly report Of city tax
receipts oulv reached $505 10 for tho
genera! fund and SIS "A for the ten ccnt
levy.
TODAY tho stationary engineers will
give u picnic at Mozart park, which
promises 10 DO one OF the most enjoy
able ever held there.
YESTERDAY advantage was taken Of
the condition tile rain left the State
Fair track in TO work it over, and il will
be in magnificent condition for next
weeks races.
CLERK HOOK yesterday issued 4 mar.
riage license 10 John Dahn. aged 80. 4
widower, and Wilhalmina Marx, aged
80, both natives OF Germany aud resi-.
dents OF this city.
SIX cases O. disOrderlies wcrc run in
by the police yesterday afternoon and
last evening. Flora Mong. OF Alley C,
was OF tho SIX. She was captured
by Lieut.. Clemans.
THREE now cases OF smallpox were 70.
ported yesterday, but they were all
within the quarantined section Of East
Wheeling and DO not mark Il spread o.
the disease. AL arc light, owing to
vaccination.
SINCE the rains OF night before last
and yesterday morning the streets have
been in disgracetully muddy condition.
notwithstanding that the board OF pub
lie works had anUmber Of men scraping
at them in spots.
PEOPLE from the country who were
in the city Yesterday say that the rains
will do muca good for the corn aud
POTATOES. Ihey say they never saw the
meadows look rs badly Us they do this
year. The whea. i. doing fairly well
ExcURsIoy Tickets, Mou,ain Lake
Park, Chau;a1gua. Niagara Falls. Cres-
son, Atlantic City. Epworth League
Chattanooga, Teachers at Denver and
other points; also tickets via all lines at
tho Union t;Iilroad Office, 300 Market
street, John Baiiic.
The entertainment given by tho Ford
family at the Third Presbyterian church
was a surpsi4a 10 the audience. II far
surpassed the expectation OF tho public.
The people were 30 we'll pleased that
they Immediately secured the family
for another entertainment il the near
future.
J. H. VERNON, secretary of the Ohio
Mutual, OF Salem. aud representing the
Knox Mutual OF Mt. Vernon. was the
first on the ground after the big Bridge
port fire. The above companies were
interested in tho Bailey shoe loss. The
az Adjustment, which vas completed last
Tuesday. vas entirely satisfactory to all
concerned, and Messrs. Bailey & Son
are highly pleased with tho courteous
treatment they received. Z. T. Howell
is the local aeens for these companies.
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ABOUT t'i:D..LE.
s~trau.ersia the crtI arI whesi!n= Folk,
Abroad.


Strau:ersia the crtI auI Yhcsiiu= Folk,
Abroad.
George stanm is out in Tugcarawas
county, Ohio. fishing.
Loo and Samuel Brilles are homo from
the University OF Wooster on lhoir
summer vacation.
Mts. William ]. Lutz and children
have returned from New York, where
they have been visiting relatives.
NJ. Earl 0glebay, of Cleveland, is here
to look after the adjustment Of the
damage 20 his burned block in Bridge.
port.
Ebenczer Rhodas. OF Bridgeport, will
entertain tho Old Mems Club next
week in honor OF his scventy-.ixth
birthday.
Miss Hoe Hastings. Of Wheeling, will
sing at tho EnloHyor convention, and
her sweet voice viii bo a treat Tor those
present.-BoRaire Mbpsaient
Hon. y. B. Scott and W. D. Robertson
came homo from Cleveland last even
ing. The rest o. the Wheeling delega
ton may DO expected to-day. All were
delighted With Cleveland and the
League conyGnti6li.
Mr.. W. Halter came down from Pitts,
burgh last evening. His brother
Joseph, died in tho East End there yes
terday at ll:30 a. III. Tho funeral vii
occur Sunday. Mr.. lTNlier WAS n MON,
Der OF Co. II. 18th ". Va, Int. Captain
Lnkins, and tho q. A. r., will turn gu
to his funeral in n body. The intor
ment will be in the Allegheny cemetery
lie had many friends in this vicinity
who will hear OF his death with sincere
sorrow.
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WAsHISGroS, Juno 2l.-Sevcrnl ruiz
ings in pension casos worc promulgated
at tho interior department to-day. In
u case whore dependence was tho isalic.
a%ssisiun. Secretary RnynoldI holds that
dependence upon u soldier Mt tho date OF
hig death %rnlntos TO tho nOeds mud ncc.
c~ssitica Of tho father, mother, or minor
brother or sistor, rot to tho ability oil
tho 4on to furnish support. The action
OF tho pension bureau 10 approved in
tho cnFo OF tho widow OF n Florida cav.
alryman. Tho rnIo is laid down that
whore m investigation ia instituted to
ascertain whOthora fraud has boon pcr-
pOtratGd on tho government in procur.
ing n pousion, tho pcnsionor suspected
Ia not entitled TO notice Of the tiino and
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vero responded to. "Early years OF tho
West Liberty Normal Prof. +. II,
CraCo, Wheeling; "Tho Teacher Conn.
~ Superintendent ]. Q. Lewis, Valley
Grove; "lho Day Wa Celebrate" Hon.
Oliver Marshall, Now Cumberland;
"rho Kindness and confederation OF
Wost Liberty people 10 tho students"
NJ. l. Wells, Wcllsburg; "Bened,s and
advantages OF d well organized alumni,p
Prof A. S. Boil, OF Wost Liberty; "Co.
cdueatlon." Hon. j. i. Sommoryiile, OF
Wheeling: About 10 ontcr tho Bar"
I. 9. Cox, OF Welt Liberty; "Our a
moments" ]. D. Muldoon, of Trladel.
phia; "Should tho standard DO raised in
Normal Schools" Key. L W. Barr. Fair.
mont; "Ihc Wcst Liberty Normal
School today Prof. J. n. Dcahl.
Tho regents met In tho morning with
tho boards architect, Mr.. Davis, OF BAL.
tinoro. Although no decisive action
has got boon taken. President Lewis, Of
the board, is authority for tho statement
that tho old building will at once be 70.
modolod and used entirely as n hall,
much larger than the Ii now in pSe.
1t IL proposed TO cut tho walls down
somewhat and tear out tho upper story
aud all tho rooms in tho rear, making
the height Of tho ceiling In tho now hall
over thirty foot Architect Davis csti.
mated tho cost Of tho improvements ut
5000. aud no was instructed to prepare
plans for tho board. Tho members OF
tho board left III tho afternoon for
Wheeling and 90 from hero 10 Concord,
whore the last Of the series OF normal
commoncemcais will DO hold next week.
Tho Liberty House. as usual, was
headquarters for out.ot.town folks who
attended tho commencement, aud Mr..
i. L, Rodgers, tho genial host had n
very busy day OF it. Without Mrs.
Rodgers, however, lie would have been
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SMITH & DICKINSON,
1920 MAREET STREET,
FOR SALE.

House, nyo rooms. brick, corner LOT, ID ,,.,
$500.
Two brick houses and i.roomed house IN -,
Eont St, 9th ward. rents for 500 per year, an
Hon'c' . rooms, brick. LOT a3xlg f.. Cls2l.,
st. 9th ward. Sl.OD.
splendid lot for dwelling, y. MEia street, ru,
9Th street. sou
House. lirooms and store room. Main ,;s..
near list street. lot iixl3l feet.
House, . foorns md hall. ChApline s;ree:- s..
I'D Street. 1850.
Corner lot, Lind street, Bclvedere. so
sl,;D1.
House. 8 rooms. lith street. si.6Ol
House, ) rooms and hail. coEncs Nor,a Fro,.
and Kentucky streets. Sg,GQl.
Double frame house. 10 rooms and StO-. r,,-
corner Of sd and Jacob streets. reuI 70; 5 =.
month, sj.GOl ~
House, jrooms. brick. and i.roouIcd ho,,. f,
rear, EoE Street, Centre Wheeling. sou
House, I rooms, 18th street, Sl.0l.
Houset rooms. Eth street, cheap o. .uy
lloase, ! roOms, brick. Jacob stro,l 4sa val
sl.SOQ.
IIousc, 5sooms aud hall. PARK View. %: ~.
lIa feet. caSy terms. Sl.7yo.
Double house 10 rooms, Indiana street. L.laI
easy terms, $500.
house. 5 rooms, corner 10. eth s:,ee:, ear
| terms. SL.iN. '
House, 5 rooms. McCorlochs;,co:. Eu. whs..
| Ing Sl,1UL
street, Sl.Gol.
House. 5rOoEas. Baltimore street. Eas. wh,..
Ing, easy tcrilS Sl,Ol
House. / rooms. 18th street. easy tenn. sljl
House. 10 rooms. brick. with laEge lot. Ii,
ti;eet. cheap
House 5 t9oms, Jacob street. 9Th wa7d, s,y
terms. Stybcl.
House. 6 rooms, Wood street, 5th ward, sl.sjl
~lIou.e,6 rooms, hrirk. Market street, Coats
Wheeling. cheap. sl.2a.
lots on Lad street EalTcdato. $50 aad sci
each.
Thre los In Park View. cheap
Business property OIL Market ssseeta: uoIr,
ate price
real estate
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THE CLOSING SCENES.
Continued from First Page.l
% tho following which was adopted

80
without dobato:
"WnEREAs, Section 10, Of tho Consti.
luton OF tho Republican League OF tho
United States says! This League
ehall not In any manner cndcayor to In.
iluonco tho nation, any national, state,
county, or municipal convention tho
delegates OF tho Republican League Of
tho United States In convention Assem-.
blod, do hereby eno their allegiance
to tho principles Of tho Republican
party, and pledge their host efforts for
tho SUCCESS OF tho candidates OF that
party, believing this convention has no
instructions from tho Republicans OF
tho United States, or jurisdiction undor
our constitution TO Franc party plat.
forms, wo hereby refer all resolutions
IN relation TO public questions TO tho
Republican National Convention of 1890
with cntiro confidence that It's action
will rebound to tho prosperity OF our
people and the continued glory and ad.
vancomcnt of tho country"
This ended all tho silver agitation aud
tho agreement OF tho ~contonding fac.
tons to have no financial fight on tho
hSSA VI hHu SOhNVukiuI Wu1 CuEFlUl
through. Tho result was greeted with
applause.
ThOro wcro many mays" hoard on
tho vo.o on tho resolutions, but tho
AYES were overwhelmingly in tho
majority aud tho chair soon declared
them NJ adopted. Mcssrs. Humphrey, Of
New York; LauGhlin, Of South Dakota;
Byrnes, OF Colorado; Kclloy, OF Mime.
sofa, nnd Edons, OF Illinois, wore mp
pointed TO escort Mr.. Bowling to tho
platform. Mr.. Bowling assumed tho
dutica oil his place without making Il
speech. 4 strong vote OF thanks was
tendored Hon. A. b. Humphrey, tho 70.
firing secretary. Votoi Of thanks wore
also tcndcrod tho citizons OF Cleveland,
ex.President Tracy aud other officers.
The election OF treasurer was rcierDad
to tho executive committee. At l:l0 p.
IN. tho convention adjourned sine Jin
for M afternoon excursion on tho lake
and n reception to Governor Mckinley
tonight.
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FORMER wiIEELiNG MEN
Interested in Valuable Iron Property |
tly Nsruilliuu nnup.

Interested In Valuable Iron Property In
the vornilliUu Range.
Tho Marine RGyiow hai tho following
OF local interest; Some orc will DO
shipped thiu season from n mino on tho
Vcrmllion range that Ia expected to cut
quito n figure In tho market nozt year.
Tho property Is tho Pioneer, which Is
owned by 0globay, Norton & Co., md
Capt. Thomas Wilson,, OF Cleveland, aud
Minneapolis parties. 1t 10 understood
that 100000 tons OF orc OF tho worry
highest grade could DO moved from this
mino during tho proaont BoRSon II tho
management was diapouod TO hurry ship
ments. Operations at tho mino for
somo timo pN,t have. however, boon
directed toward economical mining
charges. Although n very deep shalt
has been sunk into ono OF tho largest
veins Of high grade Iessomor orc ne yet
found In tho Lake Superior region, tho
owners OF tho mino. who nro practical
men in tho business. aro not hurrying
%ahipmonts, but arc directing attention
TO n heavy output latUr on ut u low cost
OF production. Tho property includes
four 40s adjoining tho Chandler, and
tho orc isR continuation Of tho Chandler
vein. said to DO OF greater extent than
tho Chandler itself.
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Excursion tickets will be sold over tho
Pennsylvania lines to Boston July 9TH
to 9th inclusive, extreme return limi,
August Sd; account Christian Endoavor
National Meeting. On August 18th to
25th inclusive, for knights Tenplar
Conclavc; extrCmo return limit Oc,o.
Der Sd. For detailed information apply
to J. G. Tomlinson, ticket agent, Wheel.
ing, or MucW Waters, 1927 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh. l4.20-27
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WILL rG por ,i'KIyLnr.
That's What n Prominent West Virginia,
Snys OF THIS State,

That Is What u Prominent West vlsrlulau
Says OF This State.
CLEVELAND, June 2L.-rhe Leader OF
this morning has the following: Ac-
cordinc to information given to Attor-
ney Peter Fucker, who used to live in
Cleveland, but vino is now 4 resident OF
the city OF Now York, tho state OF West
Virginia wiIi.be in the Mckinley Column
in lS95. Mr.. Fucker yesterday was in
convoEsa!ion with one OF the most
prominent mcmbars OF the Weat Vir-
GINA delegation who's hero. Tho IVES:
Nirginian told him that it is well under.
stood By those best posted that Hon.
Stephen L. Elkins was satisfied with
the senatorship and wanted nothing
moro. aud that the state would be Tor
Mckinley in 1896. Mr.. Fucker was un.
willing TO mention the name OF tho Wcst
Vircinian who gave him the informa.
ton, bu. said he vas a5 pro minent 4
man as was in the delegation.