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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-09
LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF SHERIFF@S SALE.--In the
superior court 81 the state Of Washing
ton, for the county Of king- Mary Hag-
garth, plairsf1, vs. = Ham Andrews
and Amanda j. Andrews. defendants.
I,naer and BY virtue II an order q sale
and special execution issued cot % the
AboFe-aan5ed court = TIE ahoye-en0fIe1
cause and 20 ne directed an4 Delivered.
I have daiy levied upon the following de-
scrlbed rsal property, situated "a King
county. Washington. tO-wits South half
$50 81 northeast quarter fnea&} q ser
ffon seven q. township twenty l33g north
range SIX 81 ea-SI % willamette meridian,
cgsrtaiulrg eighty CS8 acres.
Notice il therefore hereby given that On
Friday the I-lh Gay Of June. 1895, Al The
hour o - O'eiock a. II q SAID day. a; The
of Seattle. IN said King county. I wiu SSH
thn atsoVe-iescTt bed property a. p1hlf.
auction. 70 ths hiEhest and best bid4er.
II 1st@1 this 1ish day 81 May, lses.
A = VAN DE FANTE,R Sheriff.
r A Huner. attorney. Tacoma
NC,TIcE or sHERIFFes sALE.-Tn the
sgtr,er.or court u the state of Washfrsz-
to6. for the county q sgohomish- J. &.
Bennett paexSlntia IS James l. Kent.
Defendant Ne. -
T-e8@r and ~ virtue % an execution L.
rel out - the above-nar8ea c0zrI 81 tie
49, se.iyeres. have duly levied apon al
80 right. sst.e ard i1leFesf % the glaf--
s5g r sa3s wTtt uaras8. - ard . The foi-
Jcrfrg described resi- property. esftsa 80
a. * esgguty. u asnirrton to- att lot
rsne -, n block seventy-tNo 60. o Gil
man PARK.
~ceiea i therefore hereby given that On
Tr~sszy. tks izlh day q Iune fss al ia
boar o. - o'cfecE q. IL o. said day. a. fhe
font tx.ooT or the court So1s%. q TIE c8tr
az seattle. ~ said King county. ! wfu sell
The asyoys-9escTlfed properly az pualc
action. % tns a3Ssest and beat bl@aex.
fer casS.
DATED iris sth day o May. Iss
A T VAN DE FA%TEE. snsrf~
l. y. Jonss, attorney Tor defendant.
Arlington. v 4sa
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CITY. TREASCRER's NOTTCE-NOrICE
is hereby given that the first annual
iustallment OF local improvement; district
No. S. for the Improvement Of Willow
in the city OF Seattle. from Broadway
20 the east margin OF Kenny street ur-
der the prov xfons OF ordinance No GO
which provides for the Improvement OF
said street by grading the same and
Constructing side walks thereon. and pro-
vldfng for the payment therefor iu IN
stalIrsnts and establishing a fund Tor
such payment BY the levying and eollec-
ton of special assessments upon the
property benefited by the Improvement
and urOEi 4inE for the sSszia nee of honda
as authorized by an act Of the legislature
of the state Of Washington aprrove-a
March g. 1893. and under the provIsiors
of ordinance No. 3.549 approved Nav
1894. as auen3e-d by ordnance No. 3.sso'
approved July II. 1885,. has been ftiv ear
titled TO me for collection. and fhe ro
speefsye sums therein charged AMI ie.,trs
against each parcel and lot OF land and
part thereof. In said district. IN pavnnent
OF such insfAllment remains unpaid ans
the same, Including the interest On fbs
whole amount charged must be paid ON
or before the :rd CAV or July. 1895 Tn
rnent on or before the 3ra day OF JsIs,
lssS the same shall become felfnousrt
end shall bear interest AT The rate OF
per cent. Per annun. until paid ana
IL not paid before =. a time 4 ransffv
OF Eve % Per cent shall be AIDA ana
the sums DELINQUENT shan be entered on
year against each lot and parcel 81 hn5
ana part thereof. 80 deiinnuerf sn1
With the Interest and penalty shaii -
collected as other taxes. together wtsh
such additional charges or penalties az
are authorized % be charged and collacf-
81 on other delinquent taxes. ard ss,eh
lot or parcel 81 land 80 delinquent xbafi
be sold Tor the amount % surh ASSES
raeut. with interest, penalty and c0sts
ia tse manner provided by la1
GEORGE r. MEAfsHAM
city Treasurer OF the CITY OF Seattle
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AAE1'
IcAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Regular saiilngs between PuGse
sound and Central American
ports General office. Mutual LIE
building.
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PoRr oRcgAnp ANp EoRr WASH.

I1sffItI-* FttFl| =
STEAMER MARY r. PERLEf -
Leaves Harrsngton's wharf. foot Of Wasa-
Inz50n street for South Beach. syssee,
Gro r. "a white. BremHrtoa. MES
States Dry Dock. Charleston. sztnsys
TRACTION, Chico, Elivef1aie. a. ID p n
Saturday. 80 D. m. sunday. Z y, u.s -
fernluR. leaves Slverdsle a. ssb a =
Telephone. Black 81.
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tits gsp~r. 30 eE4fzs = nz@9s iSs stesS
notices
Tgrers1 pofses~ ~e*osafsorts er 1ezs@T 80
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wHArcoM AND SEATTLE RoUrA


81 r>AaEG bAA III
Leaves City dock. foot Of Main ssreex
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. asse
m. for AnaeorteS. FalFhaysn and MAY
com Returning. leaves NEatcom San6ek
Wednesday ard Friday ,. n. Fare -
Iaily. Bogardus e. Co. Ciiy dock. ass1SA
w. II. ELLIS. Owner.
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AAv~rstx~rs desiring dizplsv advertise
msrfs rnsrxe4 for fke E1nGsy issue fnsi =
hard Ia eopT ~ osesoek Saturday 10 ~
sure change.
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DEXTER HORTON a. Co. BANKERS
IrearuoratAd fse~

DEXTER HORTON g. Co. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1857.
AApi al tssi go
Surplus s--.--.-.s-+~+.s- ..--.-...--.... 100 30
PRESIDENT .--.--......-A. A. Denny.
Wee Fresaaert.---.s-.. w. NJ Laid.
Manager ............ y II IafIrnsr
Cashier .............F. r. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange ard tsIegrarhsc frar-
fefs CO New York. Chicago 81 Paul san
FrzE cisco. Portland and various points N
Oregon ard British CclubnIa
ssgnf Bills q exchange on London ayaa-
able elsewhere IN Europe
Collections made al all point. on favor
able terms
Bands. stackr ard other wafuat1as -
cssyed OF deposit for safe keeping
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE
Capital STOCK paid ill.,. ys2s aso
EG1sa-A -s~-s+.s-ssse.s-.s ...... 10 800
70 ~ 49, -'---s'.+-..s,. FreAsfsnt
= - >eG0et1Sr -s..s....... Vice Prastdan.
II '. AnkeEE --.-s--.<-.-.s......... Cashier
DIRECTORS:
+ G. Nsufelasr. J. r. HAYDEN
;. EraseatnaI. Jacob Furfh
s.gmGnd schwabaeher.
Correspondence ia ali The prfn~sraI et.iss
II the Laitsd States akA Europe
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PUGET SOUND a ALASKA STEAM,
SHIP COMPANY.

VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma ard Victoria. B. G.
s:narnI Lvs Nj Tacoma ..Iliol Ar t.NAn
l.30pmi Lvl 71lFt. Townsend SAITH :&pm
4:ppms Arsff0 i. Victoria ~ MlLsI S.Arn
'Daily except Monday.
This steamer furnishes frst-c'asx accom-
r4odations. carrying both freight and pa.
sengers. and leaves from Yesler wharf,
Seattle.
For rates. etc. inquire Of
@. r. THORSDYKE.
Yesier wharf. SeSttiA
l. A. <ADEAU,
General Agent ~. r. r. X. seAtiA
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STEAMERS

OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTII
ROUTE
q. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steam9
MCLTNOMAH
DAILY TIME CARD
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia at. $50 n, Tacoma at. e4an
Tacoma at. 1000 a N Seattle AZ ..l1A 4
Seattle a. -. 100 m Tacoma at 10pn
Tacoma at. $50 ? m Olympia at. t3opn
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle .... T.s0 m Tacoma 49,. seHau
Tacoma .....l0 90 a N Olympia -. fW -
Olympia -. 200 y nTacona $3.50. So y
Tacoma ..... SD p IN Seattle .....- 7s3nn
Fare between Seattle ard Tacems. ,
cents. Landing at Seattle City dock. seoe
OF Main street.
LILLY. BOGARDUs & co, Agents.
City dock. Telephone. Main &
Capt. l. Wiley. Manager.
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xnusE AND MADISON LINE.
sTEAM scHooNER LAKME.

VIII sail from San Francisco June =. enrs
ryfng FIRE ght AZ g. per t9n- connecting -
Ssattis To- al poirts-
e. e CAME. Agent.
Arlington dock. TelephOas. PKG =
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Aeyeftsseu<ass erfsr sne had ~ Lcss,
Feug1. For Gale Fer Eers and situztic g
Warfe1 viii be inserted ~ fsss ysfe o.
cent 8 word each Insertion Pasakft 80
ways ia 40 yaHs<. No advertisements Ss-
e~tsed scr less thar z csntss
NOTICE The tuasreEn CHE 81 Ire
Roef~IrfeiEirencer ss eDer nrf1 ID y. r..
6uYdsy fosrs a NJ. 70 u % ?. ~. arc I
q ID ma CIasxzfed advertisements sssa
- recesyez uy 70 this TINE.
Advertisements VIII be recsiyed AZ
6saurt ofrces ~ The poef-Tntsi lgenesy
TACOMA BuKEkG-ho. IIzz F2cisie
avenue.
PORT TCwEgESD-wsils ,. Jonfs
EFfl.TNgHAH EAY-Afs WnateoTns
o. III. Culver, Manager.
0IYMPIA--4f7sS Main street Char .
Watson. Agent
Tns following letters await advsrusefs
- IL <x2t~xs
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yAY--fx gesfsfe. xa9sssv gsss . 1ss~. 20
tie xffe Of Afr. JSsn Fay. ssEa.
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FE0P1 - SAVINGS gAxr
Csccses1Iz4 5.11z. 6<zsS5.. Ma
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF ENGINEER.
Thirteenth District. Portland. O.. May
IA Iss-ProposaIs will be received nj
this office until Il o'clock m on Friday
the 18th day Of June. 1895. for furnishing
ard placing IN position one hundred ard
twenty 11O cubic yards OF rough stone
along the bulkhead at West Point light
station. Washington. Forms Of PROPOSAL
and specificatio showing what is re-
quired can be had or seen by applying
10 this office. The right Is reserved -
reject any or all bids. and 70 waive any
defects. w. L. Fisk. Captain. Corps ~
Engineers, Z. s. A.. Lighthouse En-
gineer
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. Sealed
bids VIII be received by the Board oe
State Penitentiary Directors. n their
office in WaIla Walla. Washington, up
20 2 o'clock .. m. Of July list. 1856. for
the following supplies, viz: Groceries.
leather and findings. dry goods hard
ware PIPE ard fittings, paints and oils
drugs. tobacco. flour. feed and lumber.
For particulars address James McInroe.
Secretary Board of Directors.
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HELP wAsTED-MAsE.
wANTro-Man and wife for light work:
csak. American cock. 80; kneeboitsF.
e.. riers hand machine sawyer. mill
crew. mixer; helper around machine.
vegetable gardener. BARRIERS woetsfnau.
wood and bolt choppers. can make hFe
wages Cranes 3s Washington street.
wANTEp-Fos T. q. army: abis-bocss1.
unmArrte6 men, between ages Of n an5
%, cftiseHr Of The United States. ~ good
character and temperate hsbits. who can
speak. read ard write English. For ~
Eoston bloek. fssfsl.' vase
wANTTD-A Fsrxt-esa-s reliable agent a
every county sn tire state 20 fske orders
for cios hing rfads 20 measure. Address
with references. Enterprise Tailoring
Co. - sac IS Monroe street. Chicago.
II
81 TO 800 A MONTH ara expenses paia
saIesnan fer cigars. expsrtsnee unnss-
sary: standard goods. Lutte CLERK cigar
machine free 20 each customer. Blsapp
4 kiins -. Louis. No.
WANTED Three or four boys 20 olean
psgS fest ard srtDs. Call Frye BFuhn
Company packing house on Grant
street bTiEsa.
wASTTsD-A sr~t-ciass xiaxssr, steady
employment. Apply go West street
---4@~-----.->-.--.s-e
Last WEEK Of fhe passmsut Store
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EMPIoyNExT wASTED-AALE
WANTED Student desiring % make *
o&naks during the ssfnFnsf wishes Eof 4.
Understands shorthand b10kkeep ~, z
ard owns typewriter Address y. 6.
care Tost-fntsIli9enekr.
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MESSENGER SERVICE

RING THE o. X BOX for messengers.
Western Crion and Great Northern teie-
grams hacks. gGrneys and express
Wagons; quick service. Telephone Main
10 s14 Second. Branch Pacific Laun-
cry.
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DIRECTORS:
L G Neufelaer. q n Usvxs,
s. Fraaenihal, Jaeoo Ft.rth
SagmGnd Schwahaeher.
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MAN Ff-fh~Ta rcnG larrfsacs ass>s. -
Elk cr seven Fsaofus rElas % 49, 4.
en1 wslh mostsFn sfnkeos sg&ss.ts ars
Address & = Hare Bfss gnteH esr--e
RANTfsse- Three pleasant foesaa t.r
hseng haussA s-1siaTs faust ae eeetr4s "a
kNucer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-24
THAT PRESTON COUNTY DOODLE,

The Hon. G. Wesley Atkinson takes
occasion to have himself interviewed
in his Wheeling organ in order to give
vent to a vituperative statement
which. by the way, is unworthy OF him
in denying that he sent a check for
81, $50 into Preston county to further
his candidacy and McKinley's and TO
defeat the Dawson-Elkins combina-
ton.
Now all this is very unnecessary on
the Hon. G.. Wesley's part. No one
has accused him so far as we know OF
having sent this money. The fact OF
its having been sent. that it arrived.
that it was to be used for the purposes
stated and that it came from Wheeling,
probably from the Mckinley managers,
who are also the Atkinson managers
and who appear to have money to throw
away in this fashion. was all that the
Registers correspondence stated.
Let's see. What is that about only
The wicked fleeing when no man pur-
sue,h?
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SISTERSVlLLE.

Special 70 the Register.
Sistersville W. Va, April 23.-All the pre-
liminary arrangements for the wrestling
match between Bobby Reakes and Peter
Shoemaker have been completed
c. W. Campbell. Of Huntington, left this
morning for his home.
Mrs. Daniels. of Parkersburg, arrived in
the city this morning and VIII reman for
several days as the guest OF her daughter,
Mss Nellie.
There Will be a good cooking main pulled
off in this vicinity in the near future be-
tween Pi;,s5urg and Wheeling and Sisters
vile birds.
Col. Robert McEldowuey, OF New Mar
tinsville. was here to-day.
Mr. Robert Mccormick returned home
tbs morning from a short business trip
20 Pit;sburg.
Miss Zena Durham. Of near New Nata-
moras. is here the guest OF friends.
Mrs. Ella Baxter. who was visiting in
Pennsylvania fer several weeks, has re-
turned 10 the city.
Mrs. Phil. Deets. OF Warrington. sister
Mrs. \. R. Simon. of this city. accompan-
led by her daughter. is in the city visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon for several days.
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A BOOK OF BLANK PAGES.

The present Congress has had no
trouble in passing appropriation bills.
Il has exhibited remarkable aNlity in
spending the taxpayers money, even it
il has not transacted any other public
business worth mentioning. and Lefore
i, winds up its career It VIII have ex.
ceeded the billion dollar mark by sew
eral millions.
The passage Of the las, OF the thir-
teen appropriation bills by the House
the other day was made the subject Of
some lively and sarcastic comment Y
members Of the small Democratic mi
nority on the do-nO,hing policy Of the
House. The Republicans could only
plead the baby act, blaming it all on the
Senate and the Democratic executive.
L is a plea, however. that won't hold
water and is a silly and cowardly sub
Cerfuge and evasion. The country de-
manded. The Senate stood ready 10 con-
slider and the President ready to sign,
proper legislation for the relief Of the
finances Of the government. as well as
all other reasonable legislation OF a
business character. but the House did
not even seriously attempt any such
needed legislation. I. frittered away
the entire session in a small game Of
peanut politics. negiec,ing the pressing
affairs Of this country to try and make
some paltry political capital out OF our
foreign complications, the sole aim and
end Of this patriotic body being TO en-
barrass the administration in whatever
negotiations i, had on foot and to put
the Presidenc in a hole" Up to date.
however. the President has managed
to keep clear Of these pigmy pitfalls
and the only thing that has fallen into
the hole which Congress had dug for
him is Congress itself: and it is buried
deep beneath public condemnation and
disgUS,.
In the House the other day Mr.. Dock
cry recalled the campaign book Of
blank pages circulated by the Repubh-
cans in 1894. entitled What Congress
Has Done" With the do-nothing rec
ord Of this Congress. he suggested that
the Democrats could circulate a similar
book in the coming campaign with still
more point and effectiveness.
What has this Congress done?" he
asked. Where is the Dingley bm?"
Mr.. Dockery denounced the majority
for making no effort at currency legis-
latiOn which the business interests of
Me country were demanding. The pol
icy Of this Congress. he said. was one
of delay. That policy had been declar-
cd by the Speaker al the opening Of the
session.
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RELLAIRE.

There was a very pleasant and entertain
ing social at the First N. Z. church last
night. given by the Epworth League
Everything was free and all had very
agreeable time
Thomas Jarrett. in getting of stree;
car AZ Forty-third street, caught his foot
on the step and fell heavily onto he brick
navement. He was badly Jared.
VIM oliver Jr., was arrigned before
Judga briggs on Wednesday for burglary
and plead guilty. He was sentenced to two
years in the pen.
d. W. Boone was at Marietta yesterday
looking after the oil interests of himself
and friends
". II. Penn has sold out to Harry
oliver and will go on the road as travel
ing salesman.
Mrs. Plue King and daughter Alice. OF
Beallsviue, were guets Of Bellaire friends
yesterday.
\ young child of Sexauer. the druggist.
was very low with some childish complaint
yesterday.
z. ]. Boone. of Binghampton. \. X. Lin
coin. of Saginaw. Mich. and L. Emrick.
Of DAYTON. Ohio, were located al the Globe
House yesterday.
The Pulney Glass Works cases come up
Tuesday.
There are hopes that the steel plant will
start next week.
Mrs. A c. Darrah and daughter, OF S..
Clairsville. are guests of D. H. Darrah.
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ONO RIvER IMPROVEMENT.

Congressman Fer.On, Of Ohio. in a
lester TO Presiden1 Vance Of the Ohio
Valley Improvement Association.
points OUT tho great results that would
follow the permanent improvement OF
the Ohio for which che Association has
been working. the chief of which would
be 10 give US navigation all the year
round from MorgantOwn. W. Va, to
Cairo. Ill. Mr.. FentOn says:
It is contemplated that the government
shall own and control the dams on the
Monongahela river, thus giving a free
waterway 10 PittSourg. and from thence
20 the mouth OF the river az Cairo. This
VIII open up the great coal fields adjacent
20 the NonOugahela, which are practically
iDeNhaustible. and thus secure 20 the in
h0hitaDtS or the ohio Valley abundance Of
fuel at all seasons OF the year besides
OF many new and Important industries
Different sections OF this great Ohio Valley
abound IN mineral wealth. Numerous de-
poSitS or iron and coal viii he develOpeS
when a constant waterway is opened ~
Them. as will be the case under p~oposed
improvements the beginning Of which lie
provided for IN the river and harbor bill.
To has also an abundance OF timber suit
able for the demands Of trade and manu-
featuring Industries wherein wood is Ire
raw material In the near future with the
Ohio rendered navigahle az all seasons
there viii he developed a mighty volume 81
trade which must bring a high degree az
prosperity 10 the entire valley watered and
drained by the Ohio and It's tributaries
Il must be added that the ADVANTAGES 10
accrue 20 the agricultural interests can
scarcely be measured.
We have nothing. however. to ex-
peot from The present do-noching Con-
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MARTINS FERRY.

The Oriental Mandolin Club will furnish
music for the cantata of Ruth that will he
reproduced at the Opera House Saturday
evening. Reserved seats go on sale this
morning.
Mss Bessie Griffith left yesterday for
Lorain 10 visit
Miss Alva Snively and August Henschel
were married Wednesday evening at the
VI. E. parsonage.
Mrs. c. y. Watson left yesterday to
spend a few days al Bethany, Steubenville
and Harrisville.
Rev. W. b. Hertzog. of the Baptist
church. has rendered his resignation to
takeeffect May 10. He accepts a call to
the Hildreth Baptist church at Columbus.
VIM. Reed IS at Beaver Falls.
This evening the Shamrock Athletic club
will give their opening dance at the Maen-
nechor hall.
Fred. Jones and wife arrived here yes
terday aud have gone 10 housekeeping on
Walnut street.
Geo. Williams. of S;eubenvine, was in
town yesterday
Rev. Everett Morris and wife. who have
been visiting Rev. Morris parents here,
leave this morning for Kimbolten. Pa.
The I. o. o. F. will attend the Odd Eel
lowship anniversary at Bellaire next Sun
day. Rev. W. Is. Hartzog will preach the
memorial sermon.
Seaman Holly died yesterday afternoon
a his home in the Fifth ward. after a
lingering Illness OF consumption. His
brother died about year ago of the same
disease.
Yesterday while Robert Purcell was aid
ing Harry Grason on a plumbing job in
the Commercial block. a piece Of gas pipe
about three feet lopg. fell, striking him on
the head, cutting cash in his scalp that
required several stitches.
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DIED..

HGESNER-On Wednesday. April
22d 1895. a, $40 o'clock a. m. Jos. kirch-
gesner. aged 90 years and . months.
Funeral from his late residence on East
McColloch street Friday afternoon at
o'clock. Interment at Mt. Calvary ceme-
terry. Friends of the family invited to at
tend. Special motor will leave the resi-
dence at o'clock.
BOYD-At the residence of her son, Peter
Boyd, No. III South Penn street. on We'd
nesday. April -, 1895. Mrs. Jane F. Boyd,
in her 74th year.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock Friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend. Interment private
al Greenwood cemetery.
MACDONALD-At Pasadena. Califor-
MIA. on Monday. April 20,h, 1895, J. e. b.
Macdonald, in the 47th year Of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
OCHERT-Thursday. April %. 1896:
at $50 o'clock p. m, Minnie, wife OF
Philip Kochert, aged 50 years, months
and > days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-24

gress. which has frittered away The
session in futile game OF politics. But
high praise is due 10 the business men
of Cincinnati, who called the conven-
ton last October, and ITO whose efforts
are due the organization of the Ohio
Valley improvement Association. Their
effective work has at least brought the
needs of the Ohio Valley very promi-
nently and forcibly TO the attention of
The national authorities, which must
result in the granting Of the improve
msnt asked for in the not distant fut-
ure.