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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

stocks OF pig iron unsold, but the fact
that the great steel companies have
taken large qualities, not included in
the officials. renders the accounts of
stocks less valuable.
There is great pressure for de-
livery of structural products aud plates
but bar iron Is still quoted at Pitts.
burg at 81. 40 and tank steel SLID. The
rapid Shipment OF Marquette orc dur.
ing the past week have some iutluerce
upon prices of Bessemer products.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
a Irue Hiii Agn,n.t the Ei,tbu.,er.


WI!MINGroS, Del, September IL
The United States grand jury this af.
ternoon returned true bill against the
accused Cuban hlIOusters. Including
Ralph Desoto. the cigar dealer and
bondsman for number of the accused
men. The vote Is said to have stood
eighteen for indictment and six against
The cnae will come up next next Wed
nesday, to which date the present jury
was discharged.
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n I.uii in the tr0n ,Inruct.
Dv G ,thern Associated Press.

PlTrsnuEG, Pa, September t., =
There has been something OF aluh III
the iron ard steel market duriIg tho
past week. There is nothing like
weakness. ana the demand continues
strong. Consumers, however. appear.
less IN II rush to secure supplies.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
The sscbei. were iscpui.ed.
BY Southern Ass0ciuted Press.

HAVANA. September IA band OF
rebels under the insurgent lender,
Nunez. made ct attack September i
upon civil guard post composed of
eighteen III the Trinidad district. After
a sharp battle the rebels were repulsed,
leaving five killed on the fold aud car
rylng oil "a number of wounded. The
rebels burned several houses before
retreating.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
sne Coiumninn Liberty lses,,. rou,


GHIcAGo, September l2.-The Colum
blan Liberty Bell will start on its tour
around the world on schedule time.
yesterday AL unphtrlotlc constable
soIHed the bell on writ of attachment.
The writ was secured at the instance Of
T., j. Noblett. wno had q bill of SO
against the management of the bell O !;
building shed To house the bell ol
the front last winter. This morning
the account was paid and the bell was
released.
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sil. vinni,lg. s4uo.oOO.


SHEErsnEAD BAY, September II.
Riley Grauun was busily engaged to.
day collecting his winnings. which are,
said TO foot over $500, 900, all bat "a
lew thousands Of which have been wen
within The last six dnys.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

Louisa II. Sprague of Easton. Me-.
has been appointed commissioner to sol
emnizc marriages by Governor Cleayes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

a prominent Philadelphia grocer has
replaced his male by female clerks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
An Up to Date Indian

a Shawnee Indian has gone to law TO
recover part of Kansas City. suburb,
and it looks rs if the Indian was bccoln
ing little ovcreducatcd. Chicago
Post.
Health, said Miss Arnold in Boston
to tho Chauncey hall kindergarten glad-
yates, ,isithe first requisite Of. success.
The nav" woman has mono Of tho old
fashioned boief.in nerves and notions.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
~ l!!.5 :; !; " HoFfolkaWsstsrnR.R.
SCHEDULE ~ ErTrCr MAY ~. 1891
LEAVE NOEI oLE EAiIY.

s,hLpU.E ~ EFTTCr MAYi2. 1885,
LEAVE NOEI OIE EAIIN.
'''o n..m.- hc thicn.0 t:Nprces-For
Petersburg. III a a M q % Il
ANA Washington, MISC for
l.Snchbur.. ft0nnohc,
hHat"rd. SIuericId, Pc.
cnh"nin.. e(cnoyn, go.
ipinbns aud Chtcnyo,
Sleeper ttOnuoL,, to a %.
Iufnbu. EiihoIit Cnanrc.
1850 tar puIn~Ki. lsris,Oi,
<nONriiic. thnstnnuOsh
,,,, nhd intermediate Eoinin.
'V'eo y. m. -tor Petersburg, Hadlord Pulaski,
Bristol; also iOr buciieli, and 20.
tnh"ntss; asJ for Rocky Mount
md oil tai0ns on Winston Salem
division. HaN Pullman slecre.
Norfolk 10 Roanoke Connects NJ
Roan"kc at s: o n III with Wash
lngtUu anh Chattanooga limited
Tor MI poinh South aud West Pun.
man tie.IerS Roanoke to Memphis
md New Orleans. Dining ear at
tachci
u ] L Norfolk daily. $50 IN, il;2ja LII
l'..I nm.
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Upon curtains the principal part of
tho embroidery is now, placed upon the
turnover portion of the top. This has
much tho effect of n valance when effect
lively worked
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
a MiLLIONAIRE'S OFFENsE
Fie is Charged With Selling Mortgage
Bonds for Clean Ones.
BY Southern Associated Press.


NEW YORK, September l2.-Forms al
charges of fraud were presented TO the
Governing Committee of the Stock
Exchange to day against John 3. Man
mug, and If they are sustained they
VIII result iii his expulsion from the
Exchange. MIR. Manning is dealer
IN Investment securities ut No. If Wall
street, ana has been II member of the
Exchange since May 5, 1862 He is "A
millionaire.
de ~ accused of removing with
chemicals. the endorsements on the
oack OF live Missouri Pacific railway
hrst mortgage bonds of the face value
ot : 100 each and sell them for clean
ponds, or i'll other words, original
bonds without any endorsements az all.
Niehh bonds being from ; TO 4 per
ccht. moro than endorsed bonds for
the reason that questions may arise as
10 tue regularity of endorsements. n
hHe!ehce OF - per cent. on 1000
bonds would be SIG. The allegation
against MIR. Manning has made a great
sensation III Wall street. He is the
heaviest dealer In bank stocks iu New
1ofE' lie IS about 80 years of age.
Hc''oh OF Cuba" Smpaihtzers.
Nv Southern Associated Press
NEW 1oRk, September l2.-Yester
day meeting was called i'll this city of
Spaniards aud Cubnns loyal to Spain.
After the election of chairman busl.
ness was begun. 1t consisted of u mum.
Der OF motions expressing sympathy
with Snain aud Cnbu IN the present
nnhnppy Issue, one forced on Cuba by
outsiders. Practical form was given
the me !tug by very handsome sub.
scflPy on by those present. The fund
dhis.' VIII pe devoted to fitting out M
a, sd cutter for fast steam service on
~ CUBAN coast. 1t will be presented
" spain III the name OF the loyal Gu.
Us and Spanlards OF New York city.
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NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.

trIsrIEutl LIMITED
Leave Norfolk 40 u IN arrfo
Richniund 7Ov u IN, COW Getting lof
Washington, Baltimore, Phiadsl.
ptia aud New York Returuiue
leave l;ichmond 300 M arrive
Norfolk ll:25 Ia. Stops only AZ
SrnOlk, Wa,erly Aui prtersb,rg
ScCond-class tickets not accen,si
Tor pa.ssgc un those trains.
Other daily trains leave Norfolk
80 arrive at Richmond ltV5
u NJ Keimnins, leave Richmond
d M: arrive AT Norfolk lU.5
pm.
FOR nf. her information MS to tickets, rates par.
Eye, CHECKS etc.. call on or address r. w. COURT.
TEl District Passenger Agent; {. q BO9LEY
Ticket Agent I96 Main street or C. +. Tincs'
agent, depot Norfolk aud Western railroad
W. y. BEVILL
General Passenger Agent.
General Office. RosmoEe Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD CON.
DENSED SCHEDULE
IL ElfLuI AUuL>i -. 1895
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-10-16
Fertilize Your Groves.

The editor of the Fort Meade Pebble,
in the issue of the 4th, inst. writes as
follows:
If ever there was time when it would
pay to fertilize groves, it is now. The
present acreage of bearing orange trees
can be counted by a few hundreds IN
stead of tens of thousands prior to last
winters freeze. Those who have groves
with fruit should feed them literally, it
will increase both size and quality of the
fruit, and aid them in blossoming and
setting the next crop. For fancy fruit,
high prices must necessarily prevail for
the next few years. and it is policy for
every man whose grove is putting on
healthy growth, to push it to bearing as
rapidly as possible. One effect of last
winter freezes has been to draw the line
of the orange belt, and one has only to
observe the existing conditions in differ
ent parts of the State, to see that Polk,
DeSoto, Lee and Manatee counties are
the favored localities.
Many of our orange growers tell us
they consider their groves several hun
dred per cent more valuable now than
they were year ago, and whilst they
are now suffering from the loss of last
years crop, and in most cases this years
too, they are looking forward joyfully to
some golden oranges, and golden dollars
in '96, and plenty of them in '97. Do not
listen to any rubbish about plenty of
fruit in Sicily, @ California, etc. Our fruit
comes earlier, and what is still more i'm"
portant, our Florida oranges are far supe-
rior to any others grown, and consume rs
know it, and are willing to pay for them
accordingly. Another thing which has
been demonstrated very clearly, is that
well fertilized trees, produce not only
more fruit, but superior in quality and
appearance, and whether times are hard,
or easy, money plenty or scarce, we have
never seen the, time, yet, when fancy
goods would not bring fancy prices.
Give them liberal applications OF fertil1-
zer rich in potash.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-10-16

Of tobacco to strip next day. By damp
enlng the dirt floor, it will become soft
and pliable in one night. 1t is mis-
take to apprehend that air-cured tobacco
will "funk" or rot if put in the box in
high case. /. e., very soft; kiln-dried or
fue-cured tobacco would rot if thus
heated, for the reason that the cellular
tissue was broken down by the intense
heat of drying it by fire, and it will, Of
course, go to pieces in this fermentation,
absolutely necessary for cigar leaf
Don't let the ends of the bundles, or
hands, touch the box, and let the ends of
the box be slightly ventila ted; and if no
water has been applied to the tobacco,
it will not spoil, though it may take on
considerable degree Of heat-wlthout
which it would be useless. AS prom
Used, [ am to discuss and ''ventilate"
the philosophy of this in another chap
ter.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-10-16


wild
of sales only
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-10-16

DCI1OOb IOdNOo hICU lCdN1AS uuOSC WILL
apparent wrapper qualities for more
critical examination. Bind hands" Tor
bundles) of even lengths twenty to thirty
leaves and keep under cover till noon
or evening when it must be put into the
boxes straight or compact tapping tips
about six inches and let the butts be
about one inch from the sides of the box
so as to allow the heat from sweating
process which begins at once to escape.
Keep tobacco in boxes covered with
cheap oil cloth while stripping, as a case
or box may not be filed for several days,
when full fit boards and press down by
standing on boards or small lever may
be used. When the box is full it is ready
for the local buyer who expects to re-
handle it in his own warehouse until the
average Florida tobacco grower has
learned to grade more accurately-and
sweat and otherwise prepare 1t for the
manufacturer, or the greater markets of
this and foreign countries. 1t pays the
farmer better to sell quickly and take
few cents less and let the local dealer re-
handle, grade more perfectly and sweat
it or lease it," hereby relieving the
planter of a task he cannot we'll perform
and even if he could it would pay him
better to be making preparation for the
next crop. Many smaller details which
would make this pamphlet too large will
be given in person to those who call on
me or us occasion requires.
Never undertake to soften or bring
tobacco in case to strip or handle by
"sprinking or pouring" much less by
Immersion Nevertheless if the
weather should be dry and windy and
should it continue, your crop will be in
great danger Gin Florida) of injury from
evaporation and deterioration, becoming
dry and harsh or ebony and crusty."
1t should be put into the cases (boxes)
which should be two or two and a half
feet wide and deep by three or three and
a half feet long (but not made of pitch
pine as it will impart the turpentine
odor} by or before the end of October
(unless it is fall crop, which is possible)
1t is important in order to obtain the
best results to put Florida cigar tobacco
in the boxes before it's life blood" has
been evaporated by hanging too long on
the poles, in other words, it's inherent
moisture (sap) should be conserved by
early stripping and boxing, for therein
consists the secret of preserving the
life, aroma brilliancy and elasticity of
the article, which keeps it soft, rich
and mellow, besides preventing it's cor
ruption and consum ption by moth and
rust, for If this rule is not observed and
the tobacco is put up in declining con-
dition, so it will continue until within a
year or two or three, the little white
worm sometimes seen in old cigars made
of poor lifeless tobacco will attack and
consume it. Here then is dilemma if
the weather is dry and windy, and the
question arises
HOW TO SOFTEN 1T
Without spraying or sprinkling which
would often ruin it? 1t is simple, out
sublime truth that "mOther earth" gave
life and also revivities. For five or ten
dollars Tor none, if you do the simple
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

J. Mcllonry. Of Wheeling. is suporin.
tending twenty-five workmcn at the
Jefferson mill who are rapidly getting
the mill into shape for resumption. snys
tho Stcubenvlllc Herald. Tho rolls arc
being returned and lined up, the heat
ing furnaces are practically rebuilt and
q nuInber OF furnace builders aro rolin.
ing them, rho steam boilers. which were
sadly in need OF rcpnir, IRE mcndcd and
cleaned on. and HUMOROUS other items
Of repair arc under way. 1t will proba.
bly, be ten days yet until tho manufac-
ture OF skelp iron. which will bo tho
product, n be commenced. II is csti.
mated that 100 men will thcn he ON.
pIoycd, most OF whom arc old workmcn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

Yesterday John Mooney escaped from
the workhou'a. lie was ono OF the
three mel held awaiting a rcqui:i:ion
from Cambridge. O., where they are
wanted on n charge OF breaking into
and robbing q barber shop. Tho men
had been kept with balls and chains on,
but Yesterday Mooney was allowed to
20 into the tunnel 10 help quarry stone.
lie took advantage OF tho frs, oppor.
tuni.y and departed. The police were
all notified 10 keep q lookout for him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08
cAlLpREM,s WASH p%AMrs-rAe AUa ctoEA1eRs
Don't Take


We are moro than willing you should make compare.
sons. We know we arc not being undcrsold-cannot bo
undcrsold, in fact. Our prices arc by far tho lowest,
We buy no garments just to run a sale. We s~crutinin
every Suit and every pair of Trousers as closely as If
VIC had to wear them. We don't take the run Of fa
patterns, neither. We select ours as carefully as You'd
yours. We don't make any of them up in order to mark
them down later at a profit. We treat you ~squarcy-
give you as much, and frequently more, than is obtain.
able elsewhere, and GIVE YOU BACK your money if YOU
arc not satisfied. We are told repeatedly every day that
others are asking $12 so and $50 90 for our
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08
ESOO ~ Read advertisement.
POOO.OO. Gro. NJ. Shook ( Co.


Teachers FOR Denver, Colo, vim II. e o..
Tho West Virginia teachers trans.
portation committee have selected the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad and conuec-
tions via Cincinnati and s.. Louis, to
attend their annual meeting q, Denver,
Colo, July 0 TO u, returning via Oma-
ha and Chicago. Tho teachers train,
with Pullman ]slcepnra and tirst.class
day coaches, will leave Wheeling, ".
Va, July i, at 1915 II. m.. arriving at
Cincinnati at 5:45 q. m. where thoy
will DO joined by the Parkersburs dele
CATION, and will arrive at St Louis Mt
7:l0 4. III on July 5. At ST. Louis the
Missouri Pacific company will place n.
the service Of the party u special train
composed OF Pullman sleepers, dining
cars and free reclining chair cars
through to Denver.
Rate, II faro Tor tho round trip, plus
=. For further information apply 20
W. II. Anderson, Wheeling, L. a. Arm
strong. Morgantown, W. Va, or J. r.
LANE. 7. L. A., Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

Two fine gold fish presented by G. E.
Fankcuron were pns in the Paxton
fountain Thursday and yesterday they
were both found dead. a number Of
other fish hal been bit,on. lnvestiga.
ton showed that some person had
thrown another turtle into tho basin,
together with n number oi largo craw.
fish. This is tho third time a turtle has
been nut in the basin, aud about n hun
drcd fish have been killed. The first
person caught putting anything in
among Fish Commissioner Waikius's
pets will be shot and prosecuted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

Mrs. S. II. Norton. formerly Of Wheel.
ing. now OF Ashland, KY, has invented
and copyrighted II now game, on II sim
liar sy.tcm 10 authors, called Tho
Game OF Geography" 1t furnishes m
easy and pleasing way to iamiliarizc tho
mind with geographical iNcts. lhe
game Is Tor sale ut Frank Stauton's
book store. 1t has proved very popular
elsewhere, though still now, and Is on
dorsed by school authorities in Ken
tNCkY-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08
THE Ely

II hns been demonstrated that th,rc Il
NOR" "y" nnh head nChns from the defect,
of rcirnrIiun and tho use nf rln,sr, mn,
properly adjusted than from all other
causes. AMI that 1t l. absolutely n,cr>snry
4" hay" the "yrs scientifically and skilIfully
examined and lifted with IIassc.tu srrurrr
relief ANA prevent Injury.
Those needing sp"CJnrlCS, nr their rye.
tir" ar hrsh aches when reading or sew.
Ing cnn consult nnd ave their eyes uxnm.
inrd for glasses without Charge hy Trnr
sh"h. til" Scientific 0pticinn, no Main
street, next door to snUUk Z Co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rc-
cord transfers Of rea! estate as follows:
Junc6, by Mamie I. Adams to Will
lam Sedan, for 5000, the west third Of
lot ll9, on the south side,,oi Seventeenth
street, between Eotf and Jacob.
April /. BY Frank Il Ebert and wife
TO Charles W. Sinnke. for 81. 500, a lot Mt
tho intersection oil Marke! street and the
National road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

Tho Finest plensurs llcsnrt In tho Ohio
Valley, will DO open cVcry day during
Summer.
Special attractions for sunday. Concert
mt ESQ y. III. by tho Opera House Or.
Chcstrn.
Refreshments, loo CrcHm and Meals
served to order at my time.
Shady walks, Flavor bods aud groom
Lawns.
The Park Cnslnu aud Terrace.
Trains will icnvG on tho Wheeling s Elm
Grove Ilnllronh every hour. Round trip
- cents, including admission to tho Park.
Arrangements tor picuiCs, rartics, Dane
Ing, ctc.. cnn be- made by calling on or
addressing 4. IlolG, No. ~ Fifteenth
street, tho Park or Elm Grove motor office,
and for Rowling Parties, telephone Inrk.
Telephone No. 0tI-t. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08
DIRECTORS.


Asnrc Sign Of succcis-lacrs Clothing House
Eighth page.
Summer Season Go0i'-d. Moudcl & Co.
Third pagc.
Muslin Undcrweat-JOs. Horne & Co.-ThIrl
page.
Wheeling Park Casino.
SILK Salo-J.S 4. Rhodes y Co.
KfcasOlc, tho Great DlIlnfcctnnt
When You Go~-Stnntnn'S Old Clty hook Store.
We Atc After Your Dollar aud n lIalf-lockO's
Eighth page,
Don't Whip Your Doy-n dundllns & Co.
Fifth pAgu
List of Letters.
For Salo-Smith ( Dickinson.
WantCl-GOOd Business Man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

We arc making handy and secure
Roo. Bcor Bottles, put up in cots Of
twcnty.four bottles, that will hold tho
five gallons OF beer which ono package
OF extract produces. They arc fitted
with the celebrated Lightning Shoppers,
which closes thom securely and over.
comes tho difficulty OF fastening cork..
Ask your grocer, and il no docs not
keep Thorn, telephone US md We will
direct you 10 those who do. Telephone
No. Oil. NORTH WHEELISG GLASS Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

In Part l OF tho circuit court Yester.
day. Judge PAUL on the bench, the day
was spent in hearing tho appeal Of the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Company from tho assessment for taxes
made By the state board of public
works. ". P Hubbard represents the
company and Attorney General Riley
the state. Tho bearing was not con-
cluled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

You should not suffer from dyspepsia,
indigo'tion, constipation or biliousnoss.
These Diseases nre all cured By the use
Of Do Wits lit,lo Early Mscra. tho
famous littlc pills. Logan & Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va, Il. L. Peabody. Bonwood,
lowic 4 Co, %lridgoport. O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

Tho pleasant elect md perfect snio,y
with which ladies may usc tho Callfor.
min liquid laxative, Syrup OF Figs, under
all conditions, makes 1t their iavorito
remedy. 10 get tho true and genuine
article. look for the name Of tho CaIifor.
min Fig Syrup Co.. printed near tho bot.
tom oil tho package.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

LINGERING coughs and colds in tho
spring AFRO serious matters. One Minute
Cough Cure eSpcls the mucous, is soo,h.
ing, healing, allnys fever, acts quickly,
IS pleasant. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, W. Va. =. +. Peabody, ten wood,
and Bowie * Co., bridgeport, y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

WHES occasion demands its use, try
De Wits Witch Hazel SaIve. It is
cooling to burns, stops pain instantly,
~clcanses. a perfect healer Tor scalds or
skin eruptions. Always cures piles.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, ". Va, B.
F. Peabody. Benwood, and Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport,O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

A largo aud brilliant audience lllod
tho Grand Opera House last evening,
tho occasion being tho aprlng concert
Of tho Wheeling Choral Club, together
with tho Wheeling pupila Of Mr.. James
Stephen Martin, tho Pittsburgh Lady
Quartotto and Mrs. Ammo kcnnard Mar.
tin. The weather was juas right for m
indoor concert, 40 that tho audience
WA in n mood to appreciate tho musical
treat that was unioldod ono number
after another. II ono could pick out
tho hit OF tho evening 1t would DO the
lady quartotto, made up Of Misses How
ellis, Hammer, Dunn and Cope. Each
timc they appeared double cncorcs were
tho rule and oven .thon tho audience
wanted more.
Mrs. Ammo KOnnard Martin was on
tho programme Tor the concluding mum.
Dor OF tho frat par. Of tho programme.
She was warmly greeted and aitOr her
charming rendition OF Summer" q
beautiful floral tribatc wns presented.
Tho Swiss folk song by tho Choral
clup was gwen WIN n unsh ana vim
that captured tho audience completely.
Tho aoIoo hv Mic, Ucpry ard l,y Mica
u..s 49, 80
hc'EhGI Wcro also recolVeu with peas
urc. Tho accompanies werO Miss Nary
l. Johnson and Mica Anna Y Sove
M
4Hu programme Was ai LoIioMH'
FART FIRST.
nonIy1o /" N''A"o u ''h"n ueeo"' a,r,
Nj, 10, Ill. ,,',,''' 80, IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08
,NCOO M Road advertisement.
GEO. VI. SHOOK d Co

THIS is tho whole truth in n Kola)
nutshell: KolA givos strength and no
reaction follows. Chow its essence ~
found in tho Kola Gum and bv con.
yiuccd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08
%cOO M Read Advertisement


Mems fine Low Cut Shoes, 81 80, worth
s. 100.
Ladies' tiueKid Oxford Tics, 75c, worth
81 25.
Mems fnn h%aud-sewed kangaroo
Shoes, : 800, worth 81 90.
Ladies' ilnn Dongola Button Shoes,
81 so, worth s. 90.