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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-07-11
100000. 000.0AO.

As a nation, we are unique in the
history of the human race, in possess
ing Al 900, 900 instructed citizens We
spend in the aggAegate, on popular edu-
cation, more thal4 three times as much
as Great Britain, and nearly twice as
much per inhabitAnt, and Great Britain
represents the highest European stand
ard of expenditure. We send through
the postoffice ITO letters per head of the
population per annum, against "A in
Switzerland, so in Great Britain, and
SO in Germany. Since 1920 the sum of
national wealth represented in dollars
per inhabitant has quintupled, as has
also the rate of increase for each decen-
NAL period, ending with 1890. There
are three countries in Enrope-Great
Britain, France and Holland-v h )se
wealth measured by population, is
slightly in excess of ours, but none of
them can at all match the rate at which
the United States is growing richer.
The accumulation here during the last
decennial period averaged II cents
daily per inhabitant, which is equiva-
lent to a daily increase of 81, 600, 900. At
this rate the next census would show
the wealth of the Union to be $50, 600,
GOO, 900 or more than double its amount
since 1880. boston Herald.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-07-11
Pensions to Vermonters.

Original, John T. Sharpley, Essex
increase, Julius Bushway, Woodstock
George Offensend, Fairhaven; reissue
and increase Curtis M. Ball Springfield
Original, Franklin w. Russell, Chel.
sea; increase, Chauncy S. Shonnie,
Waterbury Center; original, widow,
Araminta Hudson, West Halifax.
The following pensions have been
granted in New Hampshire: Original
William H. Hill, Woodsville; addition,
al, Samuel M. Woods, Peterboro; origi
nal, widows, Ellen Agnew, Dover
Martha l.. Hayes, Laconia; Judith B
Lewis, Mill Village.
Edward II. Monahan has assumed
command Of the Vermont div son,
Sons of Veterans, and established head
quarters at Underhill. He announces
the following ppointments: Adjutant,
Glenn A. Wilkins, Morrisville; quarter
master, G. d. Yam Steinberg, Burling-
ton, each with rank of LIST lieutenant
from June %; committee on G. r. and
r., Past Col. E. T. Griswold, chairman,
Bennington, "A. J. Davis, Manchester
Depot, |. E. Morse, Cambridge, Capt.
L. J. Allen, ST. Johnsbury, ]. G.. Russ,
Waterbury; committee on ritual, Past
Col. Herbert o. Bixby, Chelsea, G. z
Beard, Calais, w. F. Leclair, Bellows
Falls, G. G. Pecu, Vergennes, H. w.
Ferris, Brandon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-07-11
Marvellous Results.

From a letter written by Rev. j. Gunder-
man. of Dimondale, Mich, we are permitted
to make this extract: 81 have no hesitation
in Recommending DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry, as the results were almost marvellous in
the case of my wife. While was pastor Of
the BAPTIST church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeeding
La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing
would last hours with little interruption and
it st emed as if she could not survive them
A friend recommended DIR. Kings New Dis
covery: it was quick in its work and highly
satisfactory in re. ults." Trial bottles free al
J. f. Pierce's Drug Store. Regular size 81
cents and 81.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-07-11
Assault Case Nav Be Murder.

John Horizon assaulted Edward Cum
ningham in Dorset December 4, 1894,
with a pitchfork, inflicting serious
wounds. He was then taken before
Justice Buffum, who held him in $500
bail for appearance at the county court.
He was confined in the Jail in Dorset
several weeks and finally furnished
bail. The grand jury of the county
court found All indictment against him,
but when wanted he could not be found
and his bail was forfeited. Cunning
ham has never recovered from the
wound but is gradually growing
weaker, and the possibilities are thai
he will not recover Horizon is sup
posed to be in Lynn, Mas, aud officers
there have been requested 10 look %
him, and if found TO arrest aud hoiC
| him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-07-11
Bugle Notes.
v. N. q.

We I've We
The following order for the governor
and commander-in-chi announces the
latest plans for the muster of the Yer
mont National Guard:
| The annual encampment of the YER
mont National lard, authorized by
section 3770, Revised Laws of Vermont,
with amendments thereto, will be held
at Fairlee, VT, from Monday, August
18th, to Friday, August 10th, inclusive.
An additional parade of the first reg
iment and light battery will take place
at tairlee on Saturday, August 18th,
as authorized by section $40, Revised
Laws.
Brigadier General Julius j. Estey is
hereby assigned to duty at said en-
campment as post commander, and
will issue the necessary orders for the
proper conduct thereof, in accordance
with the rules governing military
posts.
Muster and pay rolls in quadrupli-
cate will be prepared before arrival in
camp, by entering thereon the name of
each officer and enlisted man in the or
ganizati6n. Pay will be allowed to
officers and enlisted men, for such days
during encampment as they are pres
ent for duty, in accordance with No.
70, Laws of 1892.
While Ell route to and from camp,
the senior officer present will be in COM
mand, and will be held responsible for
the maintenance of order and discipline.
Captain H. E. Tutherly, 1st cavalry,
U. 5. Army assistant inspector general,
will inspect the troops and make re-
port upon the condition of the COM
mand at the close of the encampment.
Brevet Major-General William H.
Gilmore, quartermaster general, will
furnish transportation, quarters, and
provide for the payment of the troops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30
THE IkON TRADE.



Week of SHAY.
CLEVELAND, May 20.-Thc Iron Trade
Review this week will say: The last
week OF May shows moro OF tho devel.
opmont that made it tho moHt import
ant month OF tho year to tho iron ,ralo.
Owing to tho fact that July isa pivotal
point in the calculations OF good many
producers. thcro is just now somo re.
striction upon buying. particularly in
pig iron and steel, but in finished
material tho pace OF tho recent week
has been moro than kept up with
further advances in prices. Moro tard.
lily than the south aud the central west,
tho east has made positive advance in
pigi.on in tho week, tho announcement
OF M added fifty contt n ton being made
by this loading castcrn PonnayIvania
interest. Ncarly week previous Vir-
ginin furnaccs had withdrawn their low
quotations IN tho snmo markets while
number OF heavy buyers tilIod IN ior
several months, before the present level
WA reached on foundry irons, thoro arc
evidences Tint others have waited too
long, and that their requirements will
bring them into tho market from tiue
to tlmO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30
Atlantic Tea Go,
We Lead, Lot Those Who Can Follow
GLORIOUS AMERICAS!

The Magnificent Tribute Paid By Stntis-
hcs-Au EnElishunu's hrIlclc-rho Fro.
Erc1 nnd Power OF tho Uuited State,
has No Parallel In History.
New York. May 20-Thc English
statistician, Michael G. Mulhall, pub
fishes in tho June number OF tho North
American review jus. Issued. al article
on "rho power and wealth OF the
United States"
Mr.. Mmhalps conclu,ion ia tina. I'll
we take survey OF mankind in ancient
or modern times as regards the ply.
sical. mechanical aud intellectual force
OF nations We tnl nothing 10 compare
with the United States in this present
year OF 1850, and that the United States
possesses by far tho greatest productive
power in tho world. llo asserts that
tho absolute effective force of tho
American people is now more than
three times what 1t was In 1850, aud tn at
tho United States possesses almost ny
much energy a Great Britain. Ger.
many and France collectively. and that
the ratio falling to each American Is
more than what two Enylishmon or
Germans have at their disposal. lie
points out by careful comparison be.
tween the conditions in those different
countries that an ordinary farm hand
in the United States raises rs much
grain as three in England, four in
Franco. five in Germany, or six in
Austria. One man in America can pro.
duce rs much flour rs will feed two hun.
drod and fifty, whereas in Europe one
man feeds only thirty persons. Mr..
Mulhall calls special attention to the
fact that the Intellectual power OF tho
great republic is IN harmony with the
industrial and mechanical, 81 per cen,
OF the total population over ten years
OF age being able to read and write. at
may De tcarle'sly asserted" said he
that in the history OF the human race
no nation ever before possessed forty.
one million instructed citizens"
The writer sets forth in regard to the
growth OF the wealth of the United
States that the average annual incrc.
ment from 1871 to 1890 was niue hundred
and ono inilliards OF dollars, and he as
scrts that tho new wealth added dur.
ing single Ceneration-that is, in the
period OF thirty years between 1860 and
lS90-was no less than forty.ninc mill.
iards OF dollars, which is one mi!liard
over tho total wealth OF Great Britain"
Classifying the whole wealth OF the
Union under the two heads OF urban
and rural, Mr.. Mulhall finds that rural
or agricultural wealth has only Quad,
rupled in forty years, while urban
wealth has multiplied sixteen fold. In
an important serie, Of figures it is
shown that the rise in wealth and the
increase OF WACO, came aIno,, hand in
hand" in dealing with the develop
ment OF farm values Mr.. Mulhali makes
the following statement: al the United
States had no urban population or in.
dustries whatever the advance OF a.ri.
cultural interests would be enough to
claim the admiration OF mankind, for i;
has no parallel in history"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30
Inst SishL, Entertainment.

The character entertainment given by
the alumni association OF the Richie
schools last night in estwood's hall
was largely attended aud in every way
great success. The Aurea mandolin
club played. and pretty feature WAS a
mime, by thirty little girls and boys.
\ Yankee Doodle" dance was given by
eight boys and girls in costume, and
among those who took part with much
credit to themselves were Misses Grace
Ingram, Elizabeth Blcker,on and Emma
Klein, Aug. Remke, Misses Lille
Macnn and Ada Campbell. James J.
Quinn, Charles Ray, Misses Julia
Gaughan. Alma Mater Wilson, Mary
Reed and Willie Softleign Stathors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30
THE DAY OF pENrECosT.

|
Interesting and Impressive Services at the
Jewish synnso.ue-Teu Youths Con-
.rm-d.
Yesterday being the feast OF Pen,c-
cost in the Jewish calendar, the con-
drma.ion took place at tho synagogue
on Eof street, and 4 large audience con-
gregated to witness tho solemn cere-
monies. These opened with the regular
services OF the Shewuoth feast. After a
selcction BY the choir, the ten confirm.
ands pronounced the bcnediction over
the Thorah, and this was followed BY a
sermon by Rev. B. 4. Bonnhcim, tho
rabbi.
Then while the choir Gang Come, re
Children, to His Altar" the confirm
ands laid down their bouquets and ad-
vanCcd to tho Eltar, where they united
in prayer.
The minister's address followed, and
at his call the clas. Inalc their comics.
zion OF faith. After music and further
words By the pastor, the children re-.
cetved the blessings OF thoir parents,
Hua tHc pastor tHuuTeS5 WAS COiltln ueI,
interspessed with music and followed
by brief, appropriate and intelligent nd
dresses by the Condrnaudg. Thcse were
Master Herbert o. Bacr, Master Enan-
uel c. S.einhauier, Master EIlwood NJ.
HorkheImer, Miss Eatclla l.. Elm.
sheiner. Master Sam mic L. Renheimcr,
Master Leon ]. Jacobs. Misa Bessie f.
Emsheimor, Master Eerthold a. Bonn.
helm, Master Josse II. Spcyor, and Miss
GustChen =. Bonnhcim.
A!ter an eIhOrtation 10 tho class by
the rabbi, tho NON bors received his
blessing. and Miss Gu.tchen Bonnheim
nlnde tho closing prayer. Tho preaidon,
OF tho cong rcgation. Mr.. Samuel Kraft
presented tho certificates Of conGrmn.
ton, with Aotne appropriate remarks
and Rev. DIR. Bonnhelm pronounce,
the bcncdiction.
Tho addrca, Of Rev. DR.. Bonnheim n,
we'll as those OF tho cnnirmanIa dwoI
much on tho Jewish faith, and ,hc \,
Tor were full Of GIal picty. The cT"r
cisea were aa beautiful "a they wero in,
presalvc, and will long DO p!ensau,ly r."
mcmbersd both 0y the mcmbcr, nj III,
class md tho auditors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30
LOCAL Hi,EvIrIEs.


''"''''' va Nv '>' N"'as
"" '''' q,
HERE was n's.n eIso 'oe '"o Po''co
court yos'eru"E morning
a NEW team oil horses has besn put
IN Sct''co"' '"o NOOK anu 'auaor.nouse,
\ GGEhT many Wheeling poop . will
follow Growers example and 20 fishing
to-day.
FLowcRs for tho uso OF tho G, A, r.
should DO loft at the school houses DO.
tors D o'clock this morning
As tho heat gotta moro pronounced
tho bugs got more numerous and moro
annoying about tho electric light.
MpsSrS ", j, LuErys aud ", n. llir.
Gins, tho jewellers, have dIssolyod part.
nor,hIp, Mr., lukcns will continue tho
business.
We ,,t,xo,,.. A., ,t, t., , C,,r,
villa s,o,s was hIown oman and rohbcJ
Thc uolico horc wore nskei To keen n
lookout for tho thiuyes.
co,n,. !, III, ,,lo =, ,ho
80 tI0S si, ~ ~. uo'"I .. 'S y" ,;n nu
hv vH Ir"" on Main s, nu oJ;oininc thS
rnin,J ~ nnmnn hr;iI;r,
e. IIoo,. ro,,,rJ,w i,.,o1 , wor
49, i1,ans, ia, I'D, n',aJ
, 80 "'U"I and Jonn nn,,,atJ;ch "noJ
,moy a. ny ~ ~ n ~ ~, "s''
'""'''S ''''''' w." VI '''' '' ,.,.
YESTERDAY was mo regular AUDITING
Jay Of the ooArd oil commissioners ana
liz ro' Tn,Ijn, U w,s love nn,.iTo
"''' '0
4i'kEFS iot !no SamS oil paso pau LOT
Tue oeneht oil INC la'e MIS- ha'e sStauo
are seIIihS Won, hno INC Guy olnc'als
sno no''ce are encouraged oy INC PROM
80 - "'''''N = >OO' '' $500
q. JOHN SNoWpES' eo!oteu' WIS pol?te
squire NiIiespE last niS"'' cnutgeu WIN
oo'a'h'nc uuuef i9'so p'e'en,os, anu
no was me" sly anu co''s' anu III de-
!"Il! Oh '"e CASH ne was Fcuiahucu 10
jan
THE special meeting OF council called
iof last hiShs was yes1o'uay morning
postponed untt fr'uay evening, as IL
was tnoN:ht ino NOTICE 10 Wemoets
"oT'u 10 100 snort 10 get quorum TO-
Sethet'
YESTERDAY Assistant City Clerk Wat
kins aud Councilman CIator want up
Middle Wheeling creek with seine
ond caught about onshel OF fish for
'he fIS'on icuntain. OUT wnen thoy
reached town oil out aoou' MY OF 'hem
We're dead.
THE police here have been notified by
the Wheeling authorities to look ou.
for boat which has been missing since
IL o'clock last night The boat is
thir,y.two feet long by ten feet wide and
the house on it is MISUNDERSTANDING
Independent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30
FIRST OF THE SEASON.
Two School Commonoomonts
Given Inst Evoning.
MARTINS FERRYS TWENTY-THIRD.
As Usual tho Exercises Thcro Were
Creditnblo and tho Papers Bright,
und n Lnrgc aud hpproointivo Audi.
cnoo Enjoys rhcm-rho bridgeport
Closiug Entertainment also n Suc.
cess

Nh, ,w.n,v.ih;,d animal commcncn,
80, r. +,
'''hso' '''o "a,S'a 'o'iy n's' ae"'''
at tho Opera lioule last night wna a
great success. Tho house was fillod to
II, ,,mo,, o,J ,ho oxorci,o, which
49,, 49, ,.,.., ,t,s..,.'',,..
,a''ou 'hsoo uo"es' "o'e 'no'o"S"'y VI"
ioycd. Tho stage was tastetulIy doc
Grated with flowers aud tho class colors,
hin, o,l all ,o,d Tho o,,soro,ro nj
=. -, .,,,-..,,.i
'uo 'hirteoh s'auua'o' "h'i o''c'a "ounu
TO lie beauty.
Therc wns ouito n atroin Of nntriotism
/, ann, NJ ,ho r,rors Tho c,o,,m o.,o
-,
stage. Tho graduates woro Miss Carrie
Cros,lev Naa Malta Evan, Ni.s Ella
Il N;ckals IIor., po,,n,h,l WIN ~
g.. NJ go U,,u, -
Ste"hf', inonihs 0. smith, hii''aui d;
nays hnu Joun Godlrey, CLASSICAL, anu
MiBa HlunchN 4 lire Gilles niN Mias
-, II was,r-aJ EnaoL ~ la.
IVY f'ething hCS'uto huu E'ther Ec
keeu, scientific. Tho papers oil oAch OF
tho thirteen WsrC excellent aud nil Wefo
enthraisstir,Ily nnnlnnd,d
Tho fyn iii; u,,,o ,,,;,ol 1, hoco,r.
81" "o "
ing gowns oil white lawn anu other ma
totials and wore ilovors. Seven num-
b.,s r,nJa,oJ h,. ,I. Who,i,rn 6n',,o
H. sai,os,x ia.i 1917.
iiou1e 1fcnestta pleased everybody anu
all liked the chorus singing. Suporln-
tendent Stewart acted Us master oil cct-
The audience was large, cultured
ono and voted the commencement u
credit to tho Martins Ferry schools.
Many persons were present from out OF
town.
This was tho programme:
Chorus. High School
MUSIC.
BY Rev. S b Boyle
NrsIc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30

Mr.. ". A. Hunt, Hon. l. Danford,
Judge |. II. CASTOR and Hon. c. ".
iieinlein came in this morning from the
Evansville convention, and spent tho
night in Wheeling. Mr.. Hunt said
Frank Avchor's run for state treasurer
was very creditable. considering the way
he was hampered. There were four
asnirau;s for positions on the ticket
from his district, all older men ard
more experienced politicians, but he
made n noble run in spite OF their com.
binel opposition. Frank is young
man yet. and tho future has glory
enough in store for him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30

Having tho needed MORT to moD
Chan mako good all the advertising
clni'nod for them. tho following four
romodics have reached II phcnomena Al
sale, DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, ooughS and colds, ench
bottle Observation-Disclosures Bt,crs "a,
grc,t romcdy for liver, stomach and
kidneys, Bucklen's Arnioa Snlve, tho
beat IN tho world, and DR.. Kings Now
1'io ftlIs. which are perfect pill. All
these remedies are puarantool to do
lust what il claimed for them and I'll,
ocalc: whose naiup is attached hcr.vi,I,.
WI b" Gind to tell y0u moro Of them.
sold at Logan Drug Compuny's drug
afcrn ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
| OW Prices
IL And Standard Goods !

This has always bccn our motto. No
other house In tho State can show such
record. Wo have at all times been
tho frat to reduce prices. and through
tho daily pnpcrS posted tho purchasers
Our price list can always DO relied upon
rs tho lowest for tho quality OF goods
wo oiICr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30

Nrw YoRE, May 2a.-Thc people OF
St. Louis have presented to tho steamer
OF that name library for the first cabin.
consisting OF 1862 carefully selected
volumes handsomely bound and num-
berch. \ library for tho second cabin.
containing $50 volumes, also especially
selected. All the volumes arc uniform.
ly bound and have stamped on the
front cover in gold leaf Presented 10
the $. 5. St Louis, by tho ciiizona OF S..
Ionign
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30

CLEVELAND, ONO, May 29.-presiden,
Garland. Secretary Kilgallon. and Il
committee OF tho Ama!camated Associa
ton. mot tho representatives of tho
iron manufacturers in Join, conierenco
here to-day. Tho only subject to be
considered ia tho iron scale. Tho stool
scale will not DO takon up by tho con.
ference. Both parties profcss-to believe
that tho subject to DO considered will
DO readily disposed OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30

About llooLa SarsaparIla-it cxpols
bad humor and create, good humor. A
battle for blood Is whit Hoods Sarsa.
parilIa vigorously fights, and it is always
victorious in oxpo!iing foul tain,s and
giving tho vital fluid tho quality and
quantity OF perfect health. 1t crrcs
RcrotnIn, salt rhcum, boiIs and other
blood diseases.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30

PARIS, May 99.-Cardinsl Gibbons, OF
Baltimore, Nd, after Whiting tho Arch
bishop Of PARIS. Cardinal Richard, has
started for Rome. He will stop n day
at Florence, while on his way to Rome.
In tho latter city tho cardinal will 10
tho guest OF the Fathcra Of ST. Suluice,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30
AT aiRIDGEPORT,
Tho Com sm,nt Exercises Last Night
Largely Attended.

Tho Commcnc sm.nt Exercise. Last Night
Largely Attended.
4 very large and fashionable audi.
ence was present last evening at the
public school commencement exercises
in the Bridgeport Opera House. Meis-
ter's orchestra WIS present and dis.
coursed excellent music. The vocal class,
unde. the directions OF Professor Smith,
rendered some fine selections in s.ylc
that reflects great credit on Professor
Smith. Tho diplomas were presented
by Judge briggs, who was introduced
by Mr.. William Alexander. This was
the twenty.hrst annual commencement.
and tho class consisted OF Hattie ].
Berry, Mabel Edith Roberts. Harriet
Crawford. Berdie ". Sedgwick. Jessie
B. Scott. Lizzie +. Wilson, Bessie Pat
terson Katie kolb, Ralph T. Turner and
Charles NJ. Fisher. After an overture,
a chorus aud prayer, the following pro-
grnmme WAS rendered:
"whai Can Woman Dor ...... Harriet Crawford
Selec,Ion-"wAuc" IL BOettGcr) Orchestra
Chorus-"A Pretty Village MGdcn" (GOuuOd e.
Chofus-"While AL IS flushed" iK!cutzcrl....
The lGeHl and the Real ......... Bessie Patterson
"a BIT OF History Mabel Edith Roberts
MaEch-"ArCrICan Cavalry e. llOlGyl.m
Chorui-"Cofne, Fairies. Trip IT, Parry.
High school
silent Influences hatie nod
THE Head and the Hand"
Josephine berry
Sclecti0u-"Dc- SoSelhaudler'' &c, 2ellorl-..
Chorus with duet obligatOi-"O, Softly REc
Fright summer Noon" from Strnus'). .....
tilgh SchO0
Footprints OF Time ..........."...LiZZC L. Wilson
Leaves Charles u. Fisher
OvCrturc-"LA Chcvnlicr" Ci.rtar a. Her
"lcrod and the Baptist" ..........."JcsSic Scott
straight Lines lph T. Turner
ChOrus--"Muslc and Her Sister Song
lGOyerl'................. High school
After tho presentation oil tho diplomas
tho audience was Dismissed with the
bcnedction. Tho affair was 4 briIlian,
succesa throughout, and tho class n
c,nrlit IN tho orhnoI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30

Yesterday shortly after noon Jonca
Butss, who wns employed on n now
h"9 U,, HG:ns built for Harry schambra,
~ Market htroet. mot with serIous
sGcld'nt' A gcaIlold gayo wny With
nm nm, and he fell ten foe. 10 tho ground,
1hFee nbs we're broken aud Lu wan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30

otherwise badly hurt. DR.. Rldgoway
attended him, attor which no was tukon
to his homo nj 1900 baltimore sttoot, In
tho city patrol wagon. lilo will DO laid
rp for some limo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-30

ilooD's Puts nets casily, yot PROMPT.
" and etlicicntIy on tho bowels and
liver. DC.