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OBITUARY NOTES.

LAYTON, Davis County, April -, ls1j.--
Inueh NJ. King, OuU of our old pioneers,
aud the son of Eiin1er aud Nancy T.
King, passed away 90 o o'clock uu April
q, 1908, with liughrs disease. 10 was
horn Ice East liIumup'd, ontario county,
Sow York, MAY ., ls.l3 was Dot. IE1liuiu
tho Church of lusu- Christ OF lAurr.d1y
Saints ~ lineage OF o.. lie PASSED through
ull tho trying srHnoi of Kirkland aud
Missouri aud NluyOo, sud arrived boo
those valleys lu 1870 locating nt kay'H
Crock, now Layton, In l-Ei, which has
ever since boon his home. Ia 1854 hO
was married. On Mary o., Ware, lu
Nnuyoo; WIS tho father Ut ton children,
uino OF whom arp liyingi no hos eighty
live grandchildren and fourteen great
grandchildren. Ito was ono ~ tho
Nluvou Legion, also took uyrt in tho
Indian wars aud Ia Tho Echo canyon
campaign
Tho funeral services wor0 hold nt Dis
residence Tuesday afternoon. lCoN-
uItItAIIn.
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missio7ay Supplies.

morsnn's Trhei No.I,sst.
" 2t85u
" U I,a.u
Tho uodorn Prophet, l,la
rrno ". Falsa Religion, s,sA
Tho Gospel pionocr, s.u
Reply % "Ihe Mormon rur-
toFy,nAa
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Noble womeQ's Uu2a s2rI'''

Lydla Kuisht'a History 'a ia'sF''. .....
Volume. written IN az attractive and P''---'
style, 2le,
ueroinca or "1gorrEondom'' iais',s-a
.fstcho, M woman Who tECs r.s''a CD
saly.s vaEssy = E5acE, -
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From Phmnfy aoocI0tIOn Of DIugIo,


Mary O. Humphrey. Emma Humphreys. Vine
mo iluWpUIuHH Richard urHr. IErt george,
Farley brHrEg. I,UuH4 trUrr. tmWa Geo. go
EINIu Coos. Henry Cook. sterling Coos,
sarah d. urIUmrTt WUr.hH uriWWufb urHHu
DrmmrtI Nn.uI HummrtI Lillian uUWs
motif MHrT e. rIu.urt MHr uu r..Uur, Maud
-TrIuu. UrHH. HUuuU, H.UTrI4H sUHIh#,
Amanda WHHH.UU, MHUF Seat llHII.UHH
Coos. Mlt.uH Coos, bUaIuUu Coos. NHHla
IuuHHvu. N"UrHu rH.rEH, NmHY SPARKS
George D..Inu. WIN chiffon, MARY t.f.
t0H. ,IH.u o. clifton, LIl.u hTu, liHr 10
UUtHF. MAIH uHHI.. IAm"s uaHu"t
Joseph Dayton. gertrude Dayton, Edna
DAYTON. rHmmIr Dayton. Itu NllU,
DH.r.u NHI". N|I|U NafU, IHr.t nH"lHu.
FRANCES BRIDGE. Nathan bridge. .IIu l.uIa
Gay. IHIiH l.uHsHN ulHUr IHuUHaN 7HuHu-
IumuHfu5s. Nr.i lIumuHfuFs. Alvin ~
UruuutF, IUUIsHN UUHuuii hItH uumUHrU1n.
Golden tu0a, ligr.m Clifton aud Wug4ruu
btIry s,.sr,....s.,t,st ,..st.r .r...ss,,s' D.
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"a NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

I'm ANNUAL -TuUkUOIpERs MET
j mn %. hr Montreal Mining and Smelling
iumuHnt vi. Doe N..I 40 NO l21 South Nuu
street. raIl lNHu l"E. Utah, Monday, May HiH.
l7'Ht 40 W u.U. N.h H U., Tor thu election ul now
board OF directors .ui UnlceIa Tor fhe ouau.u4
year Aul for iNu irIUa4uu1u OF such Other
business HH HNHl legally come before One meet.
n.' ID A. busht President
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LITERARY NUrLs.

Tie forum l1T May Will contain %
u5taw amy Huuy Of the career aud
hhmclrr % puucr BIsmnfcH, Ny Col
Ihu0I io a, DJIgr, tue wUll.kuDWu
military writer COL Dodge uss 20.
gently returned IfJm q long sUIuurn iu
Europe, sud ho hss prepared this paper
Hlurf ifgFh ttuGy OF tho historical events
coveted BY BiHmatCk's remarkable ca
T,uf.
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Tho r.5n'a oths Territory Of Utah stnl
10 fI.bau IUauasg sbs,rua1 and NI-a
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IHauUU. 90 vs.. g.. uuiII 4Hl luscl..a .
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Nf. l.uH Do rarauns, iln Nation I.l0.
Uf i.. UIuIHiI". corporation 70. q. ilIs
be- Hu Mt. IU g.. iu.IH, llH wife, au3 ih'
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Judd tho following cases were d..
Urt,i s,a.1s We william jenkins
aud Annie Rowley, fJfniCauuni
United States We Alfred l.. BY
adultery United states W Tres.
alo W,crtiAu1, adultery United
States VI Harriet nhufel, ADULTERY
be pluulp vh John Gregg an1 j hu
McCuu,, the pfouIo " ifaut Pierce
and Denuey Hays, The pe'p.o We 81
Slbsl1ns; tue people W. Arthur Wheo.rfi
tho people vs. William Broadly tnu
people We Ma. ID. HeuHrirsti ihu pDa.
rle We Peter Hansen AM James simon
sen; The people W Lsus MhIsen (.wy
CEsta)
EEw CASES ILED.
Emily johnson, Of Rcb1rlI, ha.
ilCIAutv1TCe -uil iu o.. liut dhiIig.
UJurl against Hans y. Jonus.u. Doe
Iuulnut was convicted 70. assault win
deadly weapon with Intent O. au
gfcat bodily h,Jm un Tue the .1.h 10
February, 1924, and iH now serving H
sunt0uyo ia tue urui,uuiisiy, IhIn u
tle around upon wuluu a divorce 10
aFko
Joicph Smith has n'ei q 10000
damage tuIt against the h. O.. ". l'ii..
way company lie AK. iis amount
because hr claim, tunt one " the ,m'
pluyts Of the railway company boat
ana utui,cd him DC a.. v. JUNCTION ou
the I7,u Of Apui, 1874 Plainun wa
trying 10 tleal ride On the brake
team 70 one % the cats aud upon be-.
ilg llcHyfrri 10y the train hand q
beating wac the result.
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The May number OF GOd,y'a A1ga
-Wc nppUaW be- an even more attmctisu
cover thnu the Easter uuc. ltcOutnins
us leading features MlltDn's beautiful
May poem, illustrated by Newman, q
continuation ui tho "FHir Women
Sgropy" "ATliH'H tu Their riudios,n
uy Cooper; "Circc,n by MIlioE aud
"lhu Aug5rn CW;' a.s, fkgichu1i
shuf. ttJflts, plums, book reviews, nuu
go dvy'a fushi1ug.'
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NCINo 81 WodE0 ....s.............
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The complete novel In tho May issue
ui LtTIUc0W5 be- "ibc LAZY oil lau
Cruurs, uy Christian EJII. 81 Eivta %
later land tho lggt) cp.suju lnThu i'u %
tuat beautiful auu Elitrd Mexican VII
vas tine heroine a "ruu Picture %
Lls Cruces" iu the magazine Cor
February, 1898. Other articles ares
"Odds on tho Gun,n IL a stirring aurc.
doto Of south Nircs; "rho Heart Of
tho Fro SpiuL" by the late Lieut..
Alvin n. Hydcuuaui, setting forth one
~ the many devices ~ the luIian
uiallcluu-msn; "Thu Ghost Of Rhodes
n uss," Enauing tho Fro ter" son
a shal Float clc., etc.
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q. CIV CHNH. r.mIHEH William H,MHFnHF.
EHmI whitney. bee. Is.HHIHHU Hui D.. r.
uHUuH. Defendants.
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Tho People of fHs Territory FOB. Itlf send
HTHuHHa o.. William %. MUuyr luWa
MhfuCT, o.. g.. truHHWlu aud b. r, Bishop,
uUfpu. TUps
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22
MIR. Li.Ew ELr,YN TALKS

To n Reporter Regarding AmaIgRmatsd
ainttsrs-Ths Workers Wantnn Advance.
Mr.. David Llewellyn. OF Martins
Ferry, vice president for tho tho second
district Of tho AmalSam ated Association
OIL Iron and Steel Workers, is In Glove.
land attending tho annual convention.
To Il leading man he unbosomed him.
self In this fashion:
Dir. Llewellyn said that the new scale
WlU not DO presented until tho latter
part oil this week or the first OF next.
Tho most important matter that will
occupy tho attention Of tho delegates"
said Mr.. lleweilyn, will be the wage
scale. You SEQ accounts In all tho
papers that business 10 improving every
where, and that being tho case We think
We aro entitled to the old scale of a
that was IN force at the time tho hard
times came on. IdOn't want you TO I'M
derstand from this. however, that We
are going to make anything like all OK.
orbitant demand. for VIZ are noi."
Another delegate who was in a posi-
tiou W hHoW I'LL tHiL was going on sNlu
that tho only change Of Importance that
is recommended by the committee is IN
increase in what they call tho 'car rate"
THE new schedule" said tho delegate,
proposes the adoption OF a now system
which will DO as advantageous to the
mill rs TO the workmen. | am inform
cd by a member OF the committee that
they have tho scheme perfected, and
have tho assurance OF several mill men
that tho new system will be given a fair
trial"
"rhe reason it takes so long to ar
range the scale is that every depart
ment has a different rate, and the men
who work In those departments have
their representatives on the floor. Foe
myself | am looking for u little trouble
in arranging the scale, as many OF the
men are dissatisfied with the present
scale, and there is u strong sentiment
among the delegates against doing any.
thing to make a strike necessary"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22
A LOSING


The Natural Gas Com pnny's Annual Meet
ing-i $4,000 Debt Tso~ported-An Az
vance In Gns IL Likely.
The annual mse,ing OF the Natural
Gas Company CT IVES. Virginia was
held yesterday. The same board was
reelected, as follows: J. \. Vance. l.
C. Slifei, G. W Bachelor, John Pit.
cairn. J. J. Vandergrift, J. o. Hoffman,
sr., Joseph W. Craig. Henry Fisher, S.
H. Vandergrift and J.. l. Buchanan.
The report Of tho treasurer was unsa,is-
factory to tho stockholders. showing a
debt OF $4,000. No dividends were
paid during the past year.
Mr.. Heard. the general manager, said
that the business cannot be continued
more money is obtained for the
product. Producing and selling natural
gas for fifteen cents per thousand. he
said, is a losing operation. and i, is only
a question OF time when it will be
stopped; but with a better price the
company could lay lines to new fields
which are now out OF its reach.
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deserved popularity. and lost nothing
In comparison with the "%strangcrs
within our gates" Mrs Williams, es.
pecially. was In fine voice and sang with
spirit. being compelled to repeat each
number, rs did Mcsars. Zulauf and Day.
All Of tho ladios woro rho recipients Of
elegant floral tributes from up%preeiative
ard admirlng auditors. Tho Mozart
singing society also camo In for n share
oil tho honors. Tho society, which 10
under tho dictatorship Of Prof.. Herman
schockcy, shows marked progress since
l. appeared In tho pavilion la.t year.
The success Of tho soloisis was greatly
enhanced by tho sympathetic accom-.
panlment OF Prof. SChockey, and tho
tuneiul numbers given by Moister's
orchestra were by no means tho least
enjoyable features OF an entertainment,
which came to a pleasant conclusion at
u lato hour Inst night.
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RETURNING TO WORK.


Miners Resume Mt The sixty Cent Rate In
Osor.thc-Itivcr Coal Banks.
From present indications the coal
miners organization over in Belmont
county has suffered n serious defeat in
their efforts to enforce the general order
oil suspension recently promulgated by
the state convention at Columbus. Ever
since that convention adjourned it has
been q difficult matter to restrain those
miners from working who have been
offered the scale price OF las. year. The
Kelly Coal Co., OF Portland, and tho
Pittsburgh Coal Co., OF Bollaire. have
never suspended operation. and the Bel
mont Coal Co.. Of Bellaire. only suspend
ed four days alter the order was issued.
Tho latter company report a force Of
seventy men ut work; t%hirty.nine OF
these are old employees, aad the bal
ance arc new recruits from the vicinity
OF Barton.
The management OF the Gaylord
mines, above Martins Ferry, report
that they had fifteen applicants for
work at their Wheeling.ot.ice yesterday,
and the company expects have enough
additional applicants by tomorrow to
enable them to resume the latter part
Of the week.
These miners in going to work prac-
tically absolve themselves from all ale
glance to the miners organization Of
Ohio and their action demonstrates that
it is useless to try to keep those men
from working who are offered the 60
cents q ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22

Tho May festival given by tho Mozart
Singing Society at Mozart Park yes,er-
day afternoon and evening was n com.
plete success in an artistic aud financial
p oint OF Wow, although there IL no
doubt but what tho audiences would
have boon much larger II tho Weather
had not boon as cratic rs 1t has the
pat teu days. The festival was an
nninced for last Thursday, but was
postponed on account OF tho chilly state
OF the atmosphere, aud 1t was rcasonble
to expect that by yesterday tho weather
clerk would be resuming occupation at
the old stand In supplying tho usual
May product Of weather. In spite OF tho
breezy situation OF tho Mozart Park
pavilion. however, tho audiences were
larger than 1t was expected thoy would
be, aud quito az Rpprociativc AMI enthu-
stas.ic a though the mercury wa up
in tho COS.
In the afternoon q programme oil
happy selections was rendered. tho chief
Interest centering in the performances
OF tho two artists who, while not entire
strangers to Wheeling audiences, were
from n distance. Miss Elccta Clifford, OF
Chicago. and Miss Blanche Newcomb,
Of Pittsburgh. Miss Clifford was intro
duCed 10 the musical critics OF this city
last season, aud made a very pleasant
impression ut that time and in renew.
ing her acquaintance yesterday lost
none OF the popularity she then enjoy.
ed. Her "kommt Gin Schlanker
Bursch" was. rendered with a dash and
power that compelled her to respond TO
the approving plaudits OF her hearers;
and she repeated her success with the
Irish Folk Song" At tho evening
performance she was, il anything, in
greater favor. notably so in ave
Marie" by Moscagin, with violin OBJ
lica,o by Miss NeYcomb.
Miss Newconb, n violinist OF eXcep-
tional grace. has been heard in concert
here before, when she proved herself TO
be- an artist OH that instrument, and her
reception yesterday was cordial and
EIShIs ucuioHstihklSc. Suo ugaNs u
most sensitive bow aud Inns a most deli
cate technique. awakening music from
It's .lutnbers to let it die away in wins.
pcred ecstasies. Her number in the af-
t%ernoon, ar "Adagio," by Ries, aud "Nla-
zurka," by Wleniaski, was q delightful
performance of, mingled grace and
skill, and she WI, compelled to respond
TO an encore Her numbers on the
evening programme called for repeti.
tons by demonstrations Of tho most
iia;,erinc character.
OF tine soloists. Mrs. Flora Williams.
Mr.. Charles Zulauf and Mr.. ". b. Day,
each one OF whom is a prime favorite
With home audiences, it is hardly neccs.
sarv to state that they maintained their
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GREAT DIVE.


The Swimmnr's Wonderful nod PeriIous
fent Mt iinrnum a. Bnlley's Circus.
The thrilling head.foremost dive that
is made twice n day In Barnum K
Bailey's circus by Louis Golden has
caused much comment, especially in
athletic circles. 1t is looked upon by
those competent to judge as tho great.
est feat Of its kind ever seen in this
country. as we'll as one starllingly novel
and perilous. The height from which
the daring diver descend,, head frat
into the tank, is sixty.three feet, while
the depth Of water is but seven feet, and
much speculation is INDUCED in as to
how this remarkable man avoids strik-
ing the bottom Of the reservoir. The
dive made in the circus Is entirely diff
ierent from that prac,iced By swimmers
generally. A plank is placed Just IN.
dernea,n the roof, Upon which Golden
stands Tor a moment, gauging the dis
lance he has to leap, then, instead OF
turning head down toward the water,
ne springs upward and forward, his
body making graceful turn in the air
before It begins TO descend. Then it
assumes n rigid perpendicular position,
and, like the flight OF n steel bar on end,
he shoots swiftly down, striking the
water with his uncovered head, and be-.
fore his feet are entirely submerged his
head reappears within the small dis.
lance OF five feet from where he first
strikes the water. 1t certainly is q
most wonderful performance.
This dive is an incident OF the water
carnival, the latest feature which has
been added to the Barnun & Bailey
Greatest Show on Earth, and which
will be brought intact to Wheeling to-
morrow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22

The Ladies OF the G. A. K. are pre-
pairing to celebrate Memorial day with
more than unusual solemnity. Next
Sabbath there will be memorial services
held in the First Christian church, 2ll2
Market street, when Rev. William n.
Hayden will preach the memorial ser.
mon at 1880 n. m. An invitation IS
extended to Holiday and Stephens
posts. Union Veteran Legion. Son. OF
Eeterans. Woman's Relief Corps and
all patriotic organizations tn attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22

LINGERING coughs and colds in the
spring arc serious matters. One Minute
Cough Cure expels the mucous. is soosh.
ing, healing, nilars fever, acts quickly,
Is pleasant. Logan Drug Co., Wheel
ing. W.. Va. B. F. Peabody, benvood,
and Bowie Il Co., Bridgeport, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22

F. H. Taylor, ex.Congressman Sibley's
private secretary, is in the city. having
lust returned from a prospecting our
through the West Virginia oil fields.
He spent the most OF his time in Wetzel
county and expressed himself as greatly
surprised at the amount Of drilling that
had been done and is now doing in that
county. He thinks there is an abund.
ancc OF good producing territory in
Wetzel. Marion. DoddriJge and Monon.
gala counties, but it takes big money
10 reach the oil, and that is one Of the
discouraging features to the operator OF
small means. lilo found, however. many
operators like himself, looking around
ior something good. and leasing is very
active. He thinks the South Penn OIL
company controls the choicest OF the
territory and it il simply wonderful the
amount OF work that company has
under way.-0H City Derrick,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22

If there Is n thing more demorsliz.
ing than another to both the dealer and
the customer it is the spring wall paper
rush. After having one good nights,
rest we feel WI can tackle one hundred
people 4 day. Come early and We will
show you the best line OF Wall Paper
you ever looked at.
E. Fl. BEIpEMAN,
. 10I1 Main atraat
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NICK Suits. Stylish. Reason.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & Co,
DIED.
}. Fl. BEIpEMAN, =,
10ll Main street.,

GOLDSTRoM-on Tuesday morning. May q.
1875. al 8: Is O'Clock. CONRAD. son OF Fred and
Eliza Golds,rom, aged /? years and months.
Funeral ir,m the esidcnec OF his parents. No.
1915 Byron street. this "Wednesday after.
noon at . O'Clock. Friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend. lntermcnt a.
Greenwood Cemetery.
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You should no. suiler from dyspepsia,
indigestion, constipation OF biliousness.
These diseases are all cured by the use
OF Dc Wits Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills. Logan 4 Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va. b. +. Peabody. Benwood,
Bowie & Co. Briigenort O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22
STYLISH cLorHlNe-D. euNoLlNea CO.
4 House and Lot

Come in various values. A dog house and lot of pup
pies, for instance, are not worth as much as a brown
stone front in a park. It's the same way with cloth
ing. Some Of it you'd kick hard against taking as a
gift-the striped suits so common in the state pen, the
uniform of the Salvation army, the undress full dress
of a South Sea islander and some of the moss COW
cred accumulations daily offered as this seasons pro-
ducts. And yet these ale all right in their place. But
they don't do to offer to you here even with a price
in%ducement. We know what you Want-good, new
,welI-made clothing, with the ear-marks of the pres
ent century on it. That's the only kind we keep.
Every garment in our stockSis of this seasons manu-.
factlre and bought at the lowest current cash market
price. Do you think it worth your while to find out
What we are offering
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22

Jackets for children,
NEEFEN cheap. to close.
GEO. NJ. Shook & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22

HDD OR PORCH CURTAINS. the best outside Split Bamboo,
Az sizes 5xS and ks. at &c per square foot Easy to ut up,
oAO eay to handle. always clean and larry. Cheaper than canvass
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22

We ar selling just the thing for outdoor use, being nicely covered
with colored mating won't get out Of shape or mat together. Did you
notice those l7inch Down Filled Saline Covered Cushions we're sell.
ing at soc each. Dozen different sty!es OF coverings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22
SUMNER cLoTAlMe-M. euTmAN a CO.
Too Warm

To talk very much this week. Wen simply
tell you that we've got the best line Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-22

Keep off GRASS AND By using ono OF those Japanese Lawn Seats.
the } STONE STEPS They only cost yon Sc cuh, are clean and
light aud are just the thing for use m the stoOp, steps or lawn.