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urpksuTRE FAMILY. located AZ 100
Wes, iSth s,.-Third and fourth no,r
sunny rooms. superior table boari' te''r
ences.
FINE sitting and connecting bedroom.
s,eau heated: board optional, IN private
Family. reference exchanged. STRAtSS'
ll7 West s"i-si.
LARGE front suuny room. nicely fur
nishei. second story: also hall rooms
superior table ana attendance. ceh,rai ,, ,Dca
ton: table board references o' "eS'
iSth st. -------------
LARGE pleasant front room. on second
nror in private. family. with few select
boarclcrs: excellent table: parlor dining
room. convenient to l. station. cable, fdrh'
~ West 9lst 81.
NO IC0 WEST -sT.-i'riyate fam
fly: whole or part Of second hoo,: WIN
or without board. convenient 10 !. ana
cahl" ears.
VEtINED. elegant home: spacious suite:
newly furnished. uIerior table. adui's
oniy 1O West i6thst
10TH sr.. WEST Handsome large
r,nn.cting rooms and parlor and second
floor. all convenlence@. excellent 'ap'e.
,-1.,I CT ~ EAST. S;uyvesant SQUARE =
Nith hoard. desirable rooms facing the
park; southern exposure references.
,.TIt ST. 10 AND 2i WEST beautiful
s,cord noor suite: rooms desirable Tor
g., s.rnar or family. taiic h''eN'e-.'''
references. -------
.,ru- ST :, WEST.-Deslrable large and
s,ralI rooms: steam heated; also parlor
coor suitat.. for doctor. table nrst-ciass
under new management. terms rea-onap'e'
oieT ST, - FAST.-Large sunny. com
Portable room for permanent adult p1r,y'
cuisirc and attendance. unexcepti0nape
referercfs
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Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
Cfice No i2t2 Broadway. 2i door north
q, 3ls,-s;, until - O'Clock p. m. ad'er-
,.emenis received at the following Drahcii
Offices a. regular Office rates until o clock
p m. VIZ. 2J4 shave: - .. cor; III
s.: i5. 6th-ave.. cor. l"th-st- Macy =.
| 0th-avc. and l4th-st.. lt2 Columbus ave.
near IVES, CGth-si.: 100 West ~. st.. near
| Gin-ave.: y. East l4th-s;.. 25i West t2d
ST. between I'm and sih aves.: ia0 Eas,
| 4Iih-r; l33s 3i-ave.. between roth ana
| nth SIS. i.Oa6 3d-iye.. near Gls'-s'. l.Ios
| ist~aye near S9ih-st. $50 3i-ave.. near
| 4isi-st: 80 I'd ave; 325 Bleecker 81; :
| oyis 3d-ayr: 40 East ID;h-s,. l.o.l I'd -
| ave: c6t2 3d-avr. D5 Amsterd rdam ave. !:
4Oa West ials,.. iis Fast l6th-si. 2v3
| Iasi isth-st. s5S 9;h-av-.. c,i oih-aye.; !;
,5e ?d-ave.. near cIth-St.. 204 East 18th
St, Go Rroadw,s: l.5',i ID ave; I'D
| sth-aVe: Lbs .d-aye.: 1a3 G.h-ave. Al
| In. Harlem O.hces: 2.05l 3i-lve.. near
| IiI,n-si; i:,G East l2J;h-st. near 3d-ave. :.
| PAR West i25tn-st. be-. Ith and Sta ayes !.
| 3ao West i45ih-st. At the Brooklyn Onices !:
| 3g7 Fulto.i-st; T26 Fulton-st.: 63 Court
| ST.: Is broadway. F.. D.: 1883 Broadway.
| L. d.. Li62 d. rtie-ave.. near Broadway.
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FINE, sitting and connecting bedroom.
steam heated: board optional. In private
family: reference exchanged. STRAUSS,
il1 West s2l-ft.
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School Aecn1ies.

oo.o<oo~>oooon~o~~~~oc ~'0~>~>ooNN~~oN>"scr
y 'n,,It.s Professors Teachers Tutors. Goyernesses
g 10 colleges Schools and Families. Apply u
W Mrs VI J. YOt'NG FULTON. y Union Square
MIRIAM cOYRIrrE'S Teachers Agency supplies pro
Nj tutors teachers etc, In all depts
.rboola CAREFUL. r.romnended $50 9TH ave- cor 10Th ST
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,,pct, from, suuny room. nicely fnr
nishei second story. also hall rooms
superior table ana ATTENDANCE ceh,.ai ~, ~
,t.p. ,able board: references. 60 West
iSth-s'.
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Dautino Schools.

4 LEXANpTR MACGkEGOR. Mendclssohn Rooms los
18th -. strictly private lessons and private
classes. circulars
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Gorsrs ano Carriages.

Stable Blankets. wool
lined. two surcinRles.
a,........... a, Csc
Double Truck Blank
cts. 8 fts. ex. large. o,
Fine Kersey Blankets.
slightly damaged. $2'V
Fancy Road Blankets =,
at ......... .....s.. ei'''
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O1C BROADWAY. NEAR i2TfI-sT. NETWORK.
CIV TYPEwRITING.
will teach to typewrite and you will be able
10 earn considerable while learning. Call write.
vERMII.YE COLLEGE OF STENOGRAPTIY.
SO broadway. New-York. near l2h-st.
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DOcKI.ANp TNSTfTt re- Nyack on tn" Hudson y. l.
IL individual instruction. veteran teacu-
.-s. heat I'm room. !. WILSON. NJ ff'H'
ct JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL. SING SING y. T.
- An ideal school. 20 minutes from Grand .cnUai
rr.raratlon College and Business HENRY j. III ALI
and EMF. ME$Df.I. H. 4. Principals.
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LARGE pleasant front room. on second
moor. in private family. win Few -rlect
boordcrS: excellent table; parl"r dlning
room. convenient to l. station chple' r"'"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-29
WHpCLINu PEOPLE
WHO Figured III the Centennial Of Greene
County, Pa, Yesterday,

W hO EIkNtNh III w
\ county, Pa, Yesterday,
j, ". orr IN his Wayrefhurg CORES.
pdhdcnce In tho Washington, Pa" Re-
porter OF last evening, says:
~tProbably ono OF the most interesting
paris OF yesterdays programme was
| academy, kpid In tho c, +. church dur
INK the afternoon. This academy was
| established about ten years after
Greene county was born. II was q
n0urishlng institution, and was ubaA-
dUnpd about thirty ycnfn hgo, AFTER
WhynPEhurs college was established
The present reunion vas tho oDly onn
over held by its former students. y. NJ.
~IoundBtOne, OF lIuckhannuti, W. Va
| president OF the academy association,
| presided, DR.. Miller and L. ". saGers'
CBu,, both Of WayDesburE, made na-
dresses OF welcome, which wcrl re.
spOrriGd 10 by Hon. j. II. Nise. or
| Washington county. These tlrSrg i'd
dresses wcrG very fine. Letters we're
read from many former students. mo-
! tibIy those from lion. Odcil :. Longer
West Virginia, ind Professor Albert
Long, Of robert college, ConStantlno-
pie. "reminiscences OF student days
were given by Hon. George w. Miller.
Vt Washington, u former principal or
| the ucndcmy; also by Professor j.. II.
| CragO, OF Wheeling. Or, byron CLARK,
Of Washington. chairman Of the finance
committee, brought Il message OF Owe
to the survivors from Miss Mary Gregg.
Of Washington, who was principal OF
the ladies department In the iiftles.
An Interesting paper was read by Inc
corresponding secretary, Miss SAralt
Diem, OF C~armlchHpls. The reunion
was n success, beyond expectations OF
the projectors, and over two hundred
| survivors OF thu academy were In at
| tendance. j., N. Saytrs, OF Waynes.
| burg, IL the oldest member OF tho ncad.
| envy association. ana the Oldest prac-
tIcihg attorney In the county. The two
| sexes were about equally represented
By the survivors present, and there
was not one Of the latter under tho
| age OF nifty years. II was the sentiment
II the meeting that not another re-
union Of the association would Crer be
held. Only the centennial celebration
| brought the survivors to this reunion,
| many OF whom live In distant statns. IL
wa resolved to print the proceedings
In pamphlet form, and the latter can
| be secured by addressing the cores
| pOnding secretary, Miss sarah DIEM mt
Carmlchneis. Among the spectators pre-
sent and not nipmbers OF the association
were prominent people from Greene.
Washington, FHyette and Allegheny
| cOuutlEs."
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Mr.. +. f. Hodshon. the halter. Of No.
1864 Main street, has juSt returned from
the cast, where he secured blocks for the
latest fall and winter hate. Mr.. Hpd-
shon was for several years foreman OF a
large hat factory at Danbury. Conn,
and has been a halter for twelve years,
He now has a select stock Of stylish hats
made by himself and he will also make
any style NJ a hat 10 CIDER on short no
tice and at a reasonable price. Fast col
ors and satisfactory Workmanship guar-
antccd.
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LOCAL BRsvlrIEs.
Matters OF Miner riomtn, In n abont

Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abont
the city.
This Is Labor day.
There MIL bc services at Fourth Street
NJ L, church Sunday morning and eveh-
Ing. Preaching by Rev. a. Il. Robb. All
are welcome,
The Fourth street VI. F. Church Ep-
worth League will hold It's regular meet
Ing Monday erenlng.August ii, at the
teNidhnce ut Mis- Belle Zane. No. h2
South Front street. All Leaguers are
cordially invited.
Manager FeInler. OF the Grand opera
house. received n fine bird dog by eS-
press. n present from his brother Billy.
WHO'S at present In Butler. Pa. Charley
has named the valuable pup Pat"
after his friend Pat Reilly, OF the Reilly
and Wrhls show.
Manager Reistrir, Of the opera house,
has secured a. his attraction for fair
week the great %hypnotist, Prof. Day,
who will appear Tor the entire week at
pohllnr Prices. The regular season at
thu opera hotiFe will open about the
middle OF September. with Thomas ".
keshe rs the attraction.
Little Johnnie Fuster, the g-ypar-uld
boy lost at Wheeling park Thursday
nlGht, Was found wandering along the
road two miles up Middle Wheeling
creek. yesterday morning. The little
fellow, who Ia q mute, had started on
the road thinking 1t would take him
hosnc, anu spent the whole night walk
Ing.
The contract for furnishing The nobby
new uniforms for the TaIifI Champions
HUB clothisr. who viii nave them here
In timr for Senator Thurston's meeting
most Thursday werk. The Uutft Is at
trartlVe,. neat and Cheap. and viii make
aEfeat hit III the campaign. Tho Hub
has slnN occurred the edntracr 10 fuC-
nlsh uniforms lo'the Eighth ward At
kiNson club.
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THE Niagara Falls excursion which
will leave over the Cleveland. LOraIn &
Wheeling railway at 4 p. IT. to-day
from Wheeling. will carry a great
many OF Wheeling's people 10 that
srentest OF natures wonders. These
excursions al such exceedingly low fare
IS 90 for the round trip, have been en-
jlycd By many Of oNr people In the
past, who cahhot say too much for the
Cleveland. Lornln & Wheeling and It's
general passenger agent, II. G. Carrel.
who accompanies the train through to
see that everybody has a good time.
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a HEAVY FAILURE.
Mr.. William D. Simpson, o. the
Firm " Simpson y liazlett,
.llAs MADE an ASSIGNMENT

Tor tho lie,tni OF III. Creditors Nearly
100000 tuNoiitd itr i;hdor,tn a Note
far shbtoN0 Ia tis n,trrt,t OF Tic i,oyhi
clay Manufacturing romrsi,y, ani /,
Pushed 10 the Eyaii-Mt. simpson Has
tile sympathy OF the Community III,
iionbrnble Treatment ~ IIH Crrdnor.
win, for iiIm tho admiration OF the
Commercial Community.
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That all members OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic, together With their
families and friends, may attend tliC
annual enCaMpmcnt, G.. 4. r. to be
held at ST. Paul. MINI, September ! 10
t.. all EASTERN lines viii sell excursion
tickets, August %, 30 and 81. via Chi
caRO, Milwaukee and 81, Paul rail-
way. at rate Vt about m cPnt per mile,
good TO return until September 10.
For further particulars call on the
nearest ticket agent or address John r,
pott, district passenger agent. Chicago,
Milwaukee and 81. Paul railway, VII
Transport. Pa.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers IN the CITY aud Wheeling Folk
~ Ahr,an

Strangers In the CITY aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mas Susie Dunn. OF Mingo Junction. Is
whiting Miss Eleanor Howlcy, Of the H.
lanl.
MIR. Charles Il. burst left yesterday
for rutAlU-FNy Toledo, md other, polats
OH the lakcS.
Nj. A. l.. Sawtcll has returned from n
Slroit visit TO friends In the neighbour
hUUd Of Clinton.
Miss laura iEaton md MrS Georgia
huston, who have been visiting friends
IN Siclbcnvll!e, have returned 10 their
home In. this city.
Mr. Joseph Patrick Hell. Of tho INTEL
ltgcnccr counting rooms, returned yes
terdnS after n tw0 NcekS' vacation
hn'onE friends In Pennsylvania.
Prof. JnnlIs Hammond nnd son, OF
sNr hotlInE, raRspd through the city this
m4rplnS,u on their wheels rnroutc to Bur.
Beilstowh, ra.-StcuhnnYillc star.
NJ, J0hI Mylcs. OF tho Wheeling bnIl-
itary pottery, has placed thn IntclllGpn-
Ger business department under OhliGn-
tionA Ivy thu Present OF n handsome Nc
Rinlcy paper weight.
Mr.. Mikt DihInr, OF Wheeling ono or
The original lpcorporatorR OF the Seneca
Hiafh Company, one OF tho largest nor-
nniotl ~faht0rIts In the country, Wns In
itr city last week. With Mr.. otto JAEGER,
Morgdhtown Post.
Guy II. {. Allen, OF Wheeling, Ia hero
70 Nllhnd u fsw days with MD skaters.
Mrs, WlliHr nnd Mrs. Evans, ami tnnny
other fioudS. litOC Miss l.IIe E:vanl,
VINO ma been IN Wheeling several
month";, returned with llm,-Morgnn-
town ioMnlnIon.
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IN CLERK HOOKS OFFICE.
Deeds Recorded. Marian &c I.Ietiisrs fSSuei
i. and Other 1'rauAactiuns.

In Clerk Hooks Office yesterday Will
lam Iioburg VAS appointed ndmnIstra-
tor OF the estate Of John F. Winter,
deceased, with his will annexed, giving
bond in the sum OF 5000, with August
Koch ns surety.
He was also appointed administrator
Of the estate OF wllhelmina Winter, de-
ceased; bond. $1,000. With August Koch
AZ surety.
4 marriage iNcensc was issued TO
william N. A%ddlespurger. aged TWEEN
ty-siX years and Annie Chapman, aged
twenty years, both OF Wheeling.
A deed was admitted To record by
Ella V. Mcconnell and husband, OF
Philadelphia, transferring TO Marion l.
Harper. of this city. the north half Of
lot No. 81. On the south side ~ FIJI
tenth. street; consideration. $3.50 81.
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ARK.
rho Finest Pleasure ilt.0rt Ia thr Ohio
Valley, Will he 6lri every hay during the

The Finest PLEASURE il,s0rt Ii thr Onto
Valley, Will he drrh every hay during the
tnlntnef.
Erety SUNDAY lrnin or shii,,) concert by
the Opera lINnse OrrhrstfA at 400 u. nj.
Siinnid u rain the concerts viii be given
~ thN SasiMb,
1trrrrshhirnt,, Ice CrrNm md nieaIs
served to orlrr ut hiiy time.
shady Walks, Fiower iieds aid Green
tANvip.
Thopnrk taAiiiU and Terrace.
Trains viii leave ON The Wheeling &
Elm Grorr railroad every hour. Round
ir'n 10 cents, Including admission to the
Park. tr
Arrangements for pIcnics, artits, Dane.
lhE. rtE., ehtl lie made by calling oh or all
dtth.ihk A. 'ltnif, No. % rireenth strret,
the Phrk nr Flu Grove motor Office, and
net ilnwiing Parties, telephone Park,
TrlrNlpMN no. l7-l. ~.
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Madison Square Garden

Was not rSlcelel BY NtltlnieS IA dSllytr
,hls letter sQt %nteGplNn1rC blG ttUIyRvH ITS
thA.l lrcRB, tlltnttHll " hlch Tho NyElulN world
iNiub kipw what III. stnhda for,
We Wnnt thb wofldit1 Know nDmethlns,
100 ,nnl We choose IT'D BAin1 medium
.NeINlnlry uOte, q O., Tim btnSN,
II lsGthiB-ltly 0ltE slpil Il defective, II
10 ftldc WIN GAN iIst,W YDIf
Our house llhA bben Relllhy lptrthcieu for
over n er9rOs ut years. Nc were pretty
good OPTICIANS Ourselves, 'illth lately s(ls
,nnce has discovered no many new things
about eyes hhll k%lirci1elep, and found ont
M many, rrN mbih0tSOt lrCNlmpHt, WU
llopHht u DqBt TO engage q man who VIVA
well nn lnbthQ hrofoBsiolt md who knew
moro hbollt u than we did, 10 va nut
Prof ~ lAyitt at Tho head NUr tlilR hi.
.pprtant urpltrthpht, ib makes no rhniEW
SLnf, conAultdtloll Our prlcrus are IN low
anil even lower than before. lhcrpNgO1
blsllitSs pcttnltR M 10 III iyGir Dyes With
glasses ht lower prices than any other
PLACE ~ .thc,clty. Give Ma u Trial. II costa
You nothing u w can't satisfy you.
Dillon, Wheat 4 llanchcr Co.
rllOt. ia LErIlr,
Mhnngor Ontinnt D.pnrtment.
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N aln,., tIrs ~1rg,r,ncs co,nnnny

United states Life Insurance Company
Of New York.
And al Ipfaonnl propotty. household
effects notes, debts. lIaplitirS, htc., ctn
Tho assignment Ii, the largest that
has occurred In Wheeling for ycars, aud
The news wal rrcclveltH 0Var the city
with exprcsiionJ OF regrct aud sincere
gymDnthy.
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FALL STYLES -p0rULAu PRICES.

call ANIL rtanlhe our large hhd hNnu-
snNht ililr of Foreign hinl Domestic Wool
ens nbr o~rrTrontlhEs, sulttngs mud rnhth-
loontiEs at popular prices. We handle
else.
The stylish, cut ahd superior Hnl.h or
mi parniehts RECOMMENDED Themselves.
Tine furnishinEs n speciality. Agents fnr
.iatos' Hygiene Underwear, Eigiiniie
Perfect Dress shirt, Fred u. Walton me
Nerkw.ar, ami the famous pltEtr all
ttpot h Jacket.
Jnst received D doitn more or our
celebrated doHhle sole 2sc0 Yarn Hall
Hose AT 25r n pair.
G. HESS & Suns,
Fashionable TRilors amt Fin FnrniAhers,
l33l-l5lj Market Street.
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acknowledgement
ONlel No., Hs mud n F%oorSe0in street.


Drug store.
Garfield Assembly X. OF L.
Dissolution Notice,
Sttuypl Away,
For Salo-SnburOan Home
List OF Letters.
a Few Trade Dtlngcru for Saturday,
SiQnh \ Th1inhs- llightli linth,
iNs yarntlons-6eo, N. Shook 4 CO.
lihuclcr Co.
lird etrr-It, IT. LiRt,
Pittsburgh Exposition Second Page.
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COMMENCING Tuesday, September
1. and continuing four days. the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the Second Presbyterian
church will serve lunch each day nj
noon, at Srion Hall.
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iNiN'I miss u. Z lac greatest cclei,ra-
lion tyrr known Mt the nrw Fnir
Grounds Augnu 90, i!AhNr Day.
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NIAGARA FALLS aud return. sat
urdaS, August 20. No change OF cars TO
tle Falls Cleveland, Lornin 4 Wheel
Ing and New York, Chicago \ St. Louis
railways. Faro from bridgeport. IS w
rulihLl trip.
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Ifyon miss It you win rceretit. Every
bohr a going TO the new Fair Grounds
on Labor bay, August 10. TTii4&5
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The brst salvc In thu world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers, sat rl1um, fever
sores, tctter. chIppcd hnnds. %chllbln!ns,
.corns. and nil skin %cruptans, ana posi-
faction or money refunded. Price -
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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TlE belmont brewing Co.'s .'Tnmn-
hhrlrsSr'' Herr just out.
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Hosiery Department.

Ghlds Black and2ran Seamless Hose, sc quality Al. \. loe, Iplr
BOYS Bicycle Hose ri OCULAR csc quality, at .,........,.. l1c
ladies' Seamless IhaeE ana IAN lloSS' 80 . = '.',...:,. lakr
Gents BacRand IansfASt tioSc. ''t'.,.,,.. DC
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"rhNN1iaEusERr Iteer, the latest and
hest, brrwrtt by the belmont lIrrwlng Co.
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Mr. jacSh .l:sbcrscn. who is In the
employ OF the Chicago Lumber Co, at
Dcs Mo!ErS, iowa. says II have Just
sent some medicine hack 10 my mother
IN the oh country, that | know rom
personal use to be the best medicine IN
the world FOR rheumatism having used
it'm my family for several years. II Is
called Chamberlath's Pain Balm. L
always discs tlS work" 50 cent bottles.
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The ,tSscts,

The ASscts.
The deed as admitted 10 record IN
Clerk looks Office yesterday afternoon,
transfers to Howard Hazlett, Mr..
Simpsons property as follows.
Lot No. IS In Graham'S addition. sit
uatcd OF the south side OF Fifteenth
street, near Eor,
Lot No. I In square No. three, SltU.
Rted on tho west aide Ot Main street
below Fourteenth, fronting t~cnty.onc
feet, five and 0nc-ha,f inches. On this
property there Is a deed OF trust made
10 General Alfred Caldwell. April u,
1894. The property Is leased by the
Wheeling Drug Company,
Tho property nj present occupied by
Simpson & HazlGtu situated on Market
street, above the Wheeling Titlr &
Trust Company. X measures twenty
two feet and eight inches frontage. and
IL subject 20 a iecd Of trust made u
Colonel Robert White. trustee. Febru-
ary Is. 1894. Tho leases on This proper.
" are hold by Simpson & lSaglctt, J.. u.
wills and Mrs. a. Il. poid.
Real estate, situated IN Shawnee
county, Kansas, CJnsig;inS " lots NJ.
go, 2%2. @3i, 23G aud 23S on Byron arr.
nue.. Also lots No. u and IL In Rural
Homes, Kansas.
ihree parcHis o! tSai estate ~ Nor
E1h county NlisSoutl' t%1 containing
iGO acres each ana the other containing
eiEnty acrcS'
l'eai estatH IN tnc DIStriGt o. COlnh.
DIa, consisting OF totS no. ~. q, Is and
~ an p'0Sit Nv. : IN nv Pleasant ana
tieahant Piains'
olner nroPSTty IN inc District OF ColH
u'nnla IN when me assigned. wa" IN,
trrrsIcu Wllh oliSr W hrcIhg gtrtle.
men.
IN undivided half interest IN lands
sainaISu on slk river, an SCUM
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-04
APPEARANCES.

Az the twilight was orrariag across the s,,y
From the east 20 the west, whore the crimsos
dye
OF n gorgeous ss1ns,f was growing wan
In the shadows that rise when the sun is cone
In n sul. .,f1ous lans.nor Of dreamy ease
And a wrapper respondent with spots q
rrlEe.
On tho little lack porch Of an upper nat
The imperial Ethel McFaddcn sat.
II her beautiful eyes werc a look demrrc
And the hint 81 Boul that WAS swcrfiy pure
A. tie morning dew In the poufiny buds
Or "A cake Of soap In n tub OF suds.
And the bcauiifnl facc 81 fa.s We. Side queen
Was sunuscd with a sanity. angelic mica.
"How long. how ] long" she soliloquizoa
IN 81 voice "a c;sur,z rirl would have priced.
"To IL able 60 do. O. arbi.rc some deed
Fer ;kc suffering victims az sordid grced!"
"Arc you going 60 wash up the dishos. sssy
dcurY''
Casnc q voice from tho Kitchen, invit.a,sy
clear.
But a lofty Ere In her soul was III.
And her rcd lips rDciasped in clear C..
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W. q. Jackson in Chicago Nova
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-04
CASE or MRS. eooomaNsoN.
Indications Are That She Was Poisoned b,
Her Husband.


Peadsi, ID. Dec. AIRS. Laura
Good-laRs a, the wife CT DR.. ]. Sidney
CcodmanSon. of Pender. died i'm a con-
vulsion at the Office of her husband
Sept. 81. and the manner Of her death
gave rise TO many rumors that foul
play had been resorted TO. Robert
Rscely. the undertaken. was suspicious.
and careful to administer just enough
OF the e-nbairlins fluid TO xii, the acids
OF the stomach. st The time the body
was sent to Tiskilwa. Ills. her former
home. a physicians certificate was ss-
cured in which heart dieass was stated
to be the cause OF her death.
Later a post norton examination was
made and the stomach of Mrs. Good
manson was removed to Chicago for
chemical examination. The chemists
report was read to the co-oneT's jury
and a verdict rendered that the de-
ceased came to her death through
st-ychnine poisoning.
Alvin Loder. brother OF Mrs. Good
manson. OF 1iskilwa, came 10 pender
and caused the arrest OF DR.. Goodman
son. Ee Is held on the charge of mur-
Ger in the first degree. The preliminary
hearing is set FOR Dec. 3. The victim
and the accused came here from Chi
cago. The victim had $4,000 when she
married Good1anson.