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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-05-08
Suicide of Lewis Garrison of CharlOttes
vile.

The Charlottesville Progress says
that Sunday morning about 8 O'Clock
| Mr.. H. W. Melton found the body OF
Mr.. Lewis Garrison in the woods neal
the old University reservoir, lying dead
and naked with one hand resting under
| his head.
Evidence was taken showing that
Garrison had been seen on Saturday al
or near the place where his body was
discovered, and that he had fire built
Near by was a piece of rope attached
to tree, and on a stump were found
two case-knives, and an empty car
fridge shell told the story.
The body was brought to Charlottes
vile and an autopsy held by DR.. }. E
Early, which disclosed the fact that he
was internally mutilated. showing
clearly that his death was his own act
The jury upon the evidence before
them returned the following verdict:
1--WE, the jury summoned to inquire
| into the case of Lewis Garrison, whose
body was found one mile west of the
University of Virginia, do believe that
said Lewis Garrison came to his death
by an explosive arrangement fixed and
| discharged by his own hands,"
Lewis Garrison was a we'll known
character. He had long been in state
of nearly absolute imbecility, and was
not considered responsible for his acts.
He was inoffensive and as gentle as a
child. He was brother of Mr.. Isaac
Garrison of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad.
Death from Licking an Envelope.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, May 5.-Feih.
heimer, of Chicago, a wealthy manu-
facturer of gloves, died at the Hollon-
den Hotel on Thursday night of blood
poisoning. He arrived at the hotel a
week previously, and on Saturday
while sealing letter drew the gummed
surface of the envelope across his
tongue in the usual way. His tongue
was slightly cut by the edge of the pa.
per. On Sunday he became ill and
four days later he was dead.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-05-08
cyclone In Kansas.
by telegraph to the N. Y. Herald. ]

By telegraph to the N. Y. Herald. 81
WICHITA, Kan, May 1, 1895.-The
little town of Halstead, northwest of
this city, was visited by an appalling
cyclone this afternoon, causing the
loss of six lives and leaving in it's track
many wrecked business houses and
residences.
The list of killed includes Mrs. Ware
and her three daughters, Grant Machim
and William Armstrong. Many others
were seriously hurt by falling walls
and flying debris.
The storm broke about half past four
o'clock. The houses of A. S. Powell,
B.. E. fertile, Cyrus Hipkstein and
William White were almost complete
ly wrecked.
SAVED BY THEIR TEACHER.
The teacher of the district school
saw the cyclone approaching, and with
great presence of mind hurried the
children out of its path. This saved
many lives, as the little school house
was struck and totally demolished.
The storm clouds met several miles
from the city and formed in the shape
of an immense funnel. Its progress
toward the town was noted by scores
of persons, and there was a general ex-
Qdus In an effort to escape. Those in
the track of the storm say the roar was
awful, and many of the citizens pray
ed fervently for deliveranee.
When the cyclone struck the town it
wrenched buildings from their found
ations and crushed the walls in as if
they had been made of paste board.
AIR FULL OF DEBRIS.
The air was full of debris of every
conceivable description, and the
shrieks of the terrified citizens ming
ling with the roar of the storm were
heartrending.
The cyclone spent its fury seemingly
in a few seconds, and after it had pass
ed the work of rescue hogan at once.
The dead were taken to an undertake
er's establishment, and those who wei e
found injured were cared for by a
corps of physicians. ~
1t is believed that all of the injured
will recover.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-05-08
WOOL! WOOL! WOOL !!

Wanted $1,000 pounds unwashed and tub
washed wool. p. B. SUBLETT II SON,
Opposite Miller's Coal Yard,
Middlebrook Avenue, Staunton, Va
may 1-4ts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-05-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RABBITS FOR SALE,

l have Belgian or German rabbits for sale
at $1.5O pair.
Also Black Minorca and Plymouth Pock
chicken. Eggs at rs cents for Is.
JASPER L. CRAWFORD
may 8tf Fort Defiance Va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-05-08

a. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

Tyler, Tex, Dec. 16.-tspecial y
Saturday two men, giving their names
as Moore and Williams. worked the
short change racket on an old man by
the name OF Hart on the north-bound
Cotton Belt train. The men asked
Hart II he could give them n $50 bill
for some small bills; he said he could,
and pulled the bill from his pocket and
gave II TO the men In exchange for
three bills of smaller denomination,
which he supposed was the correct
change. He put Them In his pocket.
and thought no more about the matter
until he purchased something from the
news butcher. and, pulling out his
money, discovered that he had re-
ceived three 81 bills In place OF the
change for the $50 he had given Moore
and Williams. Deputy Sheriff Wig
Smith, who was on the train. was noti-
fled OF the swindlc, and Immediately
placed the men under arrest. They
were tufned over to the officers at Big
Sandy, who brought them to this city
yesterday. They are now In Jail
awaiting preliminary trial.
All the local ministers OF the Method
list Episcopal church left today for the
district conference. which convenes at
Texarkana.
Deputy Sheriff Wig Smith will be
united in marriage TO Miss Lottie Shell
ton at Monticello. Ark. tomorrow
morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
THE WAR IN CUBA.
THE INSURGENTS WIN ONE MORE
VICTORY.
A Column of spanish Troops Defeat
ed and All Cnptured-Ths SPAN
ish Also win = Victory.

Madrid, Dec. 16--word has been re-
ceived from Havana that 800 insurgents
led by Rodriguez and lieutenants at
tackled and captured the Spanish coll
umn Of Colonel Borrego. consisting OF
seyenty-two soldiers, near Nuevitas.
only the captain and four men escap-
ing. Lieutenant Ardieto and twenty
nine OF the Spaniards were killed and
eight wounded. The insurgents have
put a stop 10 harvesting In the Cana
quay district. The first intelligence or
the engagement mentioned In the
above dispatch was contained IN a
cable to the Associated Press received
direct from Havana on Saturday.
A column of troops commanded by
Colonel oliver met the forces OF Gomez
and Maceo on December II at Aites
de Albruches. The resulting engage
ment lasted from the afternoon into
the night. The insurgents were routed.
leaving upon the field fifteen killed.
The troops had Ave killed and twenty
wounded one OF the latter an officer.
Colonels Lara and Zubeldia went In
pursuit and. passing around the IN
surgents, came west again ana met tue
Insurgents upon the retreat. carrying
many wounded. The insurgent band.
led by Cebrezo and Alvares. was at
tackled by the combined forces OF Bar
abtro and San Marclal at Mnitiempo
and was utterly defeated and dispersed.
losing thireeen killed and twcnty-three
wounded. The troops lost in this en-
gagement three killed and seven
wounded. Baccaios' band was attacked
by the battalion OF zaragosa at the
plantation OF San Antonio, when they
fed but we've oyertaken by the bat
TALON OF GalicIa and afterwards by
Colonel BrulIs forces. The insurgents
were dispersed. their loss being UNI
known, but 1t is thought 10 be heavy.
The transport Lezagnpi arrived nj
Santiago de Cuba today. Eight men
| have been arrested. together with some
laborers. for having formed combi-
nation for stealing cartridges and am
munition Among them Is delegate
| from the New York revolutionary
\ Juntn.
district Of sfanzanilIo with the insur-
| gent band Of Estrada and Ramirez
| which lasted for three hours. after
which time the insurgents were dis
| perstd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
KING HENRY ".
The shaisespearenn Recital by Han
ntbaI A. Williams.

Hannibal A. Williams OF New York
delighted an audience OF about 200
people gathered last evening In the
dining room of the Worth hotel to hear
the first OF his Shakespearean recitals.
The recital was under the auspices of
the Womans Wednesday club. and
fortunate, indeed, is the lover OF Shake
speare who Is privileged to hear Mr.
Williams finished and scholarly inter-
probation OF his plays.
Mr.. Williams does not claim TO be
an actor, nor is he an elocutionist IN
the ordinary sense of the word. lie
has no stage accessories, nor Is thsre
the slightest atraining after effect. All
that IA seen by the audience Is n stall
wart man In evening dress. talking
quietly and with few gestures, but. as
ne talks, the scene gradually unfoius.
THE flexible. well-modulated voice con-
veys I'm the subtlest shading. the whole
splrit OF the scene. The unctious
chuckle. blatant boasting and sly hu-
NOR Of Falstaff are there the careless
mirth and splendid bursts oil tnishtly
snjrit OF Madcap Hal; the valor ana
impetuosliy OF Hotspur; the ineiah-
cholv majesty Of the king. ,,
The entire play of king Henry "
WAS given last evening. and each scene
r,as more delightful than the ihst.
TN rough humor of Hal and his boon
,onnanions Is portrayed, Win sly
to,ches of a mirth that is irresistaole,
and the stately measures OF the pian 7.
avs in other portions of the play Is
eiyen with delicacy of .phrasing anu
ssSna,pent OF intonation that lends new
r,,,s,c To the familiar rhythm OF the
lines. - a. ,,,at hut oc-
c,sionally the reader brings OUT ,he ,s,
serve force that Is aiway ~ nower
sp,,, AIMING himself into the PASSION
i1', ~. srer,e. 1t n worth much trouble
% h sue shakespeare read like that'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

Sherman. Tex, Dec. 1s.--tspecial.)-
George Bice was arrested this morning
on charge Of rape alleged to have
been committed upon Minnie Cannon.
Who says she is 10 year. OF age. Bice
elaims that he is not guilty, alleging
nat he obtained the girls consent. The
Grand Jury has found bill of indict-
nent against Bioe.
The Texas and Pacific railway has
lust completed some new stock pens
east OF the Union depot.
me Houston and Texas Central is
now. running n fast train between
PENSION and Houston. This flyer made
.ne nrst trip yesterday afternoon. The
!rain was drawn by one Of the Cen
.rars new engines with Engineer GEN.
Try at the throttle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
All Carpets sold dub
this sale will be made
and paper furnished frc( y
charge. n AZ
THIS SALE WILL LAST UNI
CHRISTMAS,
And the most skeptical
admit that this sale Il Nh
out doubt the greatest NJ
fee sale ever offered To-
public. 1 :. Y

system Of currency redemption ~
treasury N continued, tho sccr0<1I
should have the power after q fl1{u1
date 20 b. fixed In law 10 require >I
banks tokcep their o per cont redeI1I
ton fund In gold coin and 10 d6pu1 =
gold coin for the Withdrawal OF bo<Il
Whenever circulation II to be per111E
ncntly surrendered or reduced. y;
The secretary also favors the p11I1
sage OF law allowing national b11t(
to establish branches In small koA,A
With a view TO bringing them close
to tho people 10 parts Of thf oouutf
remote from large towns and oltie1 ~
which their usefulness would he ef11<<
~ enhanced. The secretary IN conc1{<1
Ing his report says that It u not pl1o4
bable that any plan FOR the pcrtnsn<1
retirement OF United Stnte1 nctcI>1
treasury notes VIII be ador< ~
Will not require c0nsiderAh) w.
Its complete execution and HI
ufgca upon congress- the pyoC{|
prohibiting any future ia4u1@
notes or Of national bank not ~
denominations than ten doIl15 "
making room in thu orr l1n IIo@ L.
silver ee!ifs and st!i q .-<=...1 = y -
small denominations. 1'ui7< 10 4
would inrreAee rheif ,iet ami t) II | -
people and prevent their f<Ao o1Il' \ g
turn 20 a,t3 Hccunuint icn IN 'fl1s
ury. XII II, We. ~ X I Il ttIn F.. I a. IIt.1I|
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

MS slayer, Bsrap wiIson, was m
msal.tsiy Lodged In sssi--whisx4
ca.ssa ths rrsuhk y

stsphcnville. Tex. Decs 1o.--@p>9i
iai)--A serious difficulty occurred &
our town yesterday evening sbou<
o'clock. in which VIII Kay. : ~
tender. vas fatally stabbed BY 8otkJ
Wilson, an sx-saloon keeper. Yoi195
Kay died instantly and Wilson 4 y
In jail. q, q X.
tired ilquor' was at tho bottoH ~
Wilson being drunk. Y n :; Il
Jack Haley. tho converted Taller, N
tured at the courthouse ye4ttrdey.
ternoon and u the Christian ,Ch{l1
last night IN tho Interest Of th4 "a
mana Industrial Home n Fort WIKI
4 nice iittis sum was contrihc,91
th Sa non' & 4. atr.st th, <. 81,
pointed Methodist minister y
place, has arrived, and Ii taking
TO erect nav Methodint church, N
will doubtless DO built a0on. n
seem 10 DO anxious that Tie
should bo punhed to cotnpletlons I 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

Vicious Negro Gets HIS Teeth Into
An Onicer.

hlllsboro, Tex, Dec. 16.-tSpa ',al.)-
Inns afternoon about 4 o'clock Deputy
|snerin Jim Jones in arresting one
|Aipert Williams, negro, was bitten
~ the thumb. 1t seems that brother
u Albert Williams shot at negro
woman last Saturday night. County
attorney George l. Jordan. had the
woman brought before him tl.ls after
noon and was examining her In hts
~ ate office in reference to the shoot
ns when Albert Williams stepped up
" eayedrop when Deputy Sheriff Jones
A,rested him with the above results.
me sporting fraternity OF our city
nad cooking main today over Walter
rrsncets billiard parlor, Hillsboro and
whitney, Hillsboro winning five
|s'faight fights. The Battle Royal will
| " fought tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

The following are the cntsts
days New Orleans races 4
by ths Palais Royal turf ~
First race, Hsven xlarion1i
REX Rsesnt Lucy 13>ll>.
rrixis, Mona, o. pounds INA
Cook. Reesmore, oeinse. ~ y
ssoona rao& one An4 ~
u,iios- xasdollna. 1<45of IA
Rensrd oS pout1s eaqA, 4
Jew. a: Docksts1ee, M1so1
10t esoh; kanlt11, ylzy ||
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

by sales OF mining shares. The I'M
easiness regarding the latter continues.
and many OF them have not yet touched
bottom. Consols and railways, except
Scotch. which have fallen sharply on
the shipping strike news. improved
slightly Foreigners sold on Paris and
Vienna orders. all being lower and not
being strengthened by the sultan's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
rpsrIMoNy IS CLOSED.
M. Nccresor Robbery Case Aoon'
q. ca TO the Jury.

Waco Tex, Dec. Il, Especial. ,-Ihe
testimony in the McGregor bank ROD
p n,si.,,, arruments were c0rpmenced to-
,,Irht The defendant McElvain Was
discharged the evidence asaihse m,.'
,.',,.,g insuffIcient TO warrant convic,
peink Ths defendants, Sam sewell and
ruL Henry. testified today, anu
strangly denied their guilt. me case
s,i,i reach the jury tomorrow noon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

At tho residence OF the brides par
ents In Carthage. Tex. Mr. r. r.
Brown of this city TO Miss Loula VIM
son. at 11ii5 q, m. yesterday. afr.
Brown is well known In Fort Worth
and liz a prominent young business
man. The bridal party reached the
city on the 9.1b Texas and Pacific train
Last evening. and went at once 10 Mrs.
Morris. corner Lamar and Third,
where reception was rendered them,
and they were met by a number OF
Fort Worth friends,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
BoDY TO Dis ExHUMED.
An AnaI,.i. win Ne Made to Detect
POfson,

Waco, Tex. Dec, 16.--(special,)--
Sheriff Baker Is taking steps to have
the body OF Mrs. Il. J. cantweii, whose
death In October Is alleged TO have
been caused by poisoning administered
by her husband. who was arrested a
few daya ago. exhumed and an analysis
made OF the remains To determine the
que stion " eyidencss OF poison.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

Austin. Tex, Dec. Especially
Permitted to do business in Texas:
The Musical Art Publishing company
OF New York CITY. the Water company
OF Texarkana, Ark.
The nttorney-genera today approved
500. ooo jail. bridge and foundry bonds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
surerinx in Money Rates.

London. Dec. 1s.-There has been q
sIieht affirming OF money rates, owing
10 the payment Of 100000 pounds Of
HE Instnilment for New South Wales
ana 10 the stock exchange settlement:
The stock market was weak. influenced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

Leonard, Tex, Dec. 10. --tspec'ai)--,1.
". Neale and Miss Peariie Moore were
united IN marriage at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church at 10 O'Clock to-
day. Rev. II. a. Gay. officiating. About
$500 bales OF cotton received up % Gate.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
w,LLI.Ms FATALLY INJURED.


AfillIcan, Tex. Dec. l6.--tspeciaL, y
Buster Williams. while a.tenp.ansS - ~
the Messenger train. due here at avs.
was struck and fatally injured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
CURRENT NEWS cLup.
A Pleasant and Profitable Meeting
"Wednesday Evening.

The Current News club meeting
with Mrs. Douglass Martin last We'd
nesday was a very pleasant AFFAIR.
Sketches OF Mary T.. Wilkins and some
OF her clever New England stories
were received with much Interest. The
next meeting viii take place Tuesday.
December n, with Miss Magruder, on
East Weatherford street. Christmas
stories from different authors viii be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
THE TORPEDo ExrL0DED.
Little Virgil Nicholson Painfully Ia
jured While Playing.

Tioga, Tex, Dec, l6.--(speclal)--
Virgil Nicholson. the 7-year-old nephew
OF @, w. Rains. happened to n painful
though not fatal accident this morn
Ing. while the child was playing with
d railroad torpedo II exploded. tearing
OF the second finger of tho right hand
and making fleshwound in the left
temple. The little fellow was resting
easy Mt last accounts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
Christmas
Special.
Table Linen Drive.

When we say that we
never had such a superior
stock of Table Linen as now
carried We only half tell you
Of the rare values to be had.
Some of our prices:
Bleached Table Linen and
Damask, 900. to 81 so per
yard. worth 80 pc ocent
more, 90
Elegant Table Line. Z s'ets
at So to SIS 90, wo1 at
spot cash prices an ad Gee
OF 20 per cent on those 81 g.
ures 81
Terry Dry G0OdsC0,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
BETTER

Nor more useful for Christmas present than of
our all wool 4onch wide pattern of fine Henrietta cloths
for 81 actual value So So
If you want something real fine buy Of fine
novelty patterns which offer at greatly reduced
prices less than they cost us.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
CSC, $l.48, $l.98, 1898.

Everybody knows them and everybody buys them. We
that these patterns the ones Dress goods
that were ever sold by any store in Fcrt Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
A Cape Bargain.

We received last Saturday by express Is elegant
ladies' black capes which offer at S375 and consider
unusual good values We offer elegant bouce jacket
for ladies worth Sill SO positively the stylish
garment in the city. Extraordinary values in ladies'
jackets at 81 SO and 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
If Not a Dress

Look at the elegant line of holiday slippers gents
neckwear ladies' coarettes initial handkerchief silk
handkerchief facinators ice wool squares fine hosiery
fancy suspenders kid gloves, jewelry we show.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
Boys Suits.
Millinery.

New goods almost daily elegant line of styles
Sailor hats at &c., 75c and 95c Fine selection of ready
trimmed hats and bonnets We sell millinery than
all the exclusive millinery houses put together and sell it
about one half cheaper. This is positive fact
Beginning tonight we will keep our store open until
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

About 6 o'clock yesterday morning n
destructive freight wreck occurred on
the Pittsburgh & Wheeling division Of
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, about
eight miles east OF this city, not far
from the village of TrIadelphia, in
which, however, there was no loss OF
life.
Train No, Of, u freight, was coming
west, when at short distance east OF
TriadelphIa, the engineer discovered
that the train OF twenty-five cars had
parted, and the rear section Of twelve
cars was some distance east. He there
fore slowed up his section, allowing the
wild" section to come up. The speed
of the latter was badly m!scalculatcd.
1t had achieved a fearful speed on the
down grade and ut the place mention
ed crashed into the ilrat section win
terrific force, The result was that seY-
eral cars were dernllcd md hadly
smashed up, the contents, mainly steel
rails and tubing beng scatteFd about IN
much confusion.
The train crew were In the caboose at
the time OF the accident and all eHca-
ped without n scratch by jumping be-
fore the two sections came together,
with the exception OF Brakeman Foley,
OF this city, who was hurt somewhat
about the lower limbs. Ills injuries
were not thought 10 be serious,
A wreck train was soon on the scene,
having been sent out from this city IL
was noon, however, before the tracks
were opened to traffic. Tho early
morning train for Pittsburgh~was lald
out this side OF Triadslphia and the
Cincinnati express due here from PITTS,
burgh at 1910 a. M, did not arrive until
after noon.
a peculiar feature was the part
played In the wreck by two ramps
who boarded the train at GlenwOod,
Just out OF Pittsburgh. They got In Il
box car loaded with coke and were on
top OF the coke when the wreck oc-
CURED. Notwithstanding the fact that
the coke car was IN the wreck and pau
~ shaken up, neither tramp was In
iured even slightly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23
HE LEYpTCY INQUEST
Held Ont at GrrEEsvIlie Yesterday by the
Cnnnir Cnrnner.

Held Ont at GrrEEsVllle Yesterday by the
County Coroner.
Upon the refusal OF DIR. Alexander, of
woodsdale to give certificate stating
that Hugh Leydlck, the Greggsville
suicide, came TO his death by his own
net. County Coroner ]. W. schultEe last
evening proceeded to hold an inquest
over the remains. The only witnesses
examined by the coroner were Mr.. John
son, fnthor-ln.lnw OF the dead man,
and Mrs. LcydIck. the wife. Both tes-
titled in effect to the circumstances as
related exclusively In Thursdays In
toillgencer, and verdict thnt Hugh
t.cydlck came TO his death by HIS own
hand was given.
There has been some talk out at Al
tenholin az to the probability that there
arc facts In connection with LeydlckE
death that have not come Ia the surface
vet. but there seems no foundation FOR
amy other conclusion than that already
arrived at II scents that LeydlcRs
family have recently been endeavoring
10 have him join the church and that
whatever differences there were IN the
family, arose from his refusal to be-
come n church member.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-23

II is amusing to notice the great Of
fort our city bakers are making to i'm
initiate the Wheeling Bakcry's many
varieties OF fine bread. They show
Themselves perfectly destitute OF our
original idea. and the height OF their
ambition IL To produce loaf like "Ju-
bllee." QUAKER" Sweet Home" or
Corn Neal" The Wheeling Bakery
conducts the manufacture OF bread on
scientific principles. The wonderful
formulas that produce such excellent
results nrc the exclusive property Of
the Bakery. NAlwnys ask your grocer
for this bread Their seal on every
lonf