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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15

The marks at p. m. showed 3 feet and
stationary. Weather. cloudy and
warmer.
The H. K. Bedford will be here this
morning from Charleston and Kanawha
river points for Pittsburgh.
The Kanawha, for Charleston, was
delayed above by heavy business, and
got away at 10 q. M yesterday.
The Lexington and ArGand are en-
gagged in u bitter rate war. Freight for
Matlmords Is being carried at three and
five cents per hundred and the passen-
ser rate Is again down 70 twenty-five
cents. 1t is only n question which will
tire Of this disastrous warfare first.
A we'll known Pittsburgh and New Or
leans towboat man, q lifelong Democrat
and who intends to vote FOR Bryan, is
desirous OF making q little extra money.
He offers to bet So 900 10 $1,000 that Nc
Kinley will be clicked. He has ndvcr-
tlsed his wager in Pittsburgh, Memphis
and New Orleans. with no takers and
thinks that possibly some one in Gin
c!nnati may cover his money.-Ciacin-
natl Tlmea-Star. ~.
River kilograms.
| WARREN-River ) feet inches and
falling. Clear and warmer.
GREENSBORO - River feet |,
inches and stationary. Rainfall 50
inches. Cool.
OIL CITY-RIver 5 feet . inches ana
rising. Clear and cool
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I feet l
inch and stationary. Light rtIn to-day.
STEUBESFlLLE-River feet 8
inches and falling. Clear and cool.
| M, Ttt, Love.
walton. Ben Hur.
PiTTSBURGH-Riv 80 feet and rls-
Ing ut dam. Cloudy and cool.
PARf<ERSBURG--R feet l
inch and rising. Cloudy and cool. Up
Valley Belle. Down-keyst0nc Slate.
ArGand. Due down-Kanawha. Little
Knnawha falling.
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LAFAYETTE al Eniru,out.

To-day at Falrinont, Lafayette lines
up against West Virginia. It will. be
The latter's first contest with high
class college team. They will learn
much by the meeting. and IL unfOr-
tunate enough TO lose to-day. viii pro-
Mt by the experience for the following
games at Parkersburg and Wheeling.
West Virginla's "stunc-wall" is the
same as last year. Lafayette TO break
through 1t must possess giants akin
to the Colossus OF Rhodes Saturdays
game here Is being Well advertised.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip Abou,
the Glass City.

the Glass City.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
and the city authorities had slight
difficulty yesterday. The company
wanted to open up Belmont street for
eight or ten squares and permission
was granted by council upon condition
that work be done under supervision
of a. j. Norton at expense of TIE COIN
| pany and that they deposit certified
check for $500 that street will be re-
| placed as good as before being dis
turbed and to the entire satisfaction
| of council. The company started in to
tear the street up without regard to the
conditions imposed by council and OIL
GERS arrested the whole force But they
| finally made an agreement and the men
were not locked up.
Charles Keyser, OF Wuodsneld. and
Miss Lillian Lockwood. OF the Second
ward, were married last evening at'the
home of the BRIDES mother Rev. D. w.
Holmes performed the ceremony. The
groom Ia sheriff OF Monroe county.
They will make their future home In
Woodstlcld.
EX-Secrctary OF the United States
Treasury Charles Foster ana General
| s. II. Hurst, one OF the most eloquent
| speakers in Ohio will be IN Bellalre on
the night Of October 81, and there will
be great demonstration Mt that time.
r. c. HAS, OF the Baltimore & Ohio
| railroad company. has returned from
d visit With relatives in Virginia and
North Carolina.
Miss Annie Morgan. OF Ravenswood
has returned to her home, after spend
ing n few" days with relatives in the
| Fourth ward.
Charles Whlttemore returned yestcr-
day from n hunting trip out the ClevC-
land, LoraIn q Wheeling rOad.
VIII Paris, OF Muncie, Ind, Will
leave to-day for his home, after spend
Ing week with relatives.
Richard Kane has left for Dunklrk.
Ind, where nc wll'work. after visiting
relatives in this city.
p. H. Thornton has returned home
after spending few days with his par
ents In Youngstown.
Miss Clyde Bell, who visited In thrs
city. has returned to her home In Steu-
brnv!llc.
Cook Danrord Will leave this week
for Crabapple, where he Will visit rel
atives.
John Atulkcrn left yesterday for Col
umbus. to spend u few days with rcla-
tlves.
GcorGe Hampton. OF Batesyillc. ia
spending few days with friends in the
city. asf
Charles Dade LEFT yesterday for Man
ninston, where lie has secured posi-
ton -.
John Long, of the Third ward. has n
new son at his home, It's the first born.
Rev. II. \. L. King has returned
home, after visit to steubenvllle.
Andrew Martin has returned from n
visit with his brother at FaIrpont.
Miss May Schramm. OF aIradvIlle,
Pa. Is the guest OF relatives hero.
Miss ELLA srhnffcr, OF Canton. is III,
guest OF Miss Maude Holland.
Mrs, James Lydcn. IS quite IN at l,cr
home In the Third ward. So
CA-SToTRI.A.
III s!a III; ~ ..---....-.-.-. i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. li.-Wlll-
Jams came to New Haven o-day expect
Ing TO score against Yale but the blue
had an easy Victory by the high score OF
22 to 0 in'two twenty minute halves. The
game was a contest between fullbacks
and Yale's tremendous advantage in
!Hinkey, who out.punted Draper, WILL
JAMS fullbucls fully twenty-five yarus
every time.
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suits. can sincerely recommend it to
all who IRE suffering from this horrible
nialady. 1taids digestion, strengthens
the stomach and builds up the entire
nervous system at the same time"
Dr.. Gteenc's Ncrvtra blood and nerve
remedy surely cures. The reason is
plain. 1t is the prescription of the
most successful specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases; hence OF
necessity, is perfectly adapted to cure
just these chronic complaints. Its dis
corcrer. DR.. Greene, of IS W. 18th
Street New York City, can be consulted
free, personally or by letter:
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A BIT PERSONAL.
People Always Interested in Each
+ Others Welfare.
accident, From Private Life That ,rlii
Surprise and Interest the Whoie
,Nvor.d. ii.iS

N Dover, y. 1T.-Acynic OF old once said
% Other peoples affairs are tcdiohs.n
We believe, on the contrary, that
there isnothing so interesting 10 us as
what happens TO other people. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. F.Ny. Grant, who re-
side Mt 400 Central Ave-, Dover, n. H.,
both talk unrcscryedly of the matter.
u had o complete ease OF nervous
prostration, nsaid Mrs. Grant. be.
camo greatly reduced In flesh, and was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15
TIE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

/. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Charleston. .KANhWHA. 10 a. m.
Pittsburgh. hen HGR,S IL q. m.
Steubenville..F! A.. GOEBEII, $50 p. m.
Darlington. :JEWEfs 3:@ p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. II. X BEDFORD, Z a. m.
ParkersburE. ARGAND. II q. nj.
Matamoras.. .LEN1NGTON. II a. m.
Steubenville..F. A. GOEBEL, go p. m.
tClarington.. JEWEL. $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh...V VIRGINIA. 5 n. m.
ParkersburS. BEN HUR. II q. IN.
Steubenville. F.. A. lGOEREL, go D. m,
Darlington. JEWEL, $3.50 p. IN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15
Special Dispatch to The In.ellIscnccr.

Special UIspnIcH 70 Inc InteIIIscnccr.
S1STERSVlLLE, Oct. li.-Whnt
promises to. be the greatest shooting
tournament ever held in this section,
will be the fall event TO be given By the
Sistersvllle Rod ana Gun Club on It's
ground near this city next Saturday.
Visiting crack shots from Wheeling.
Pittsburgh, Washington. Parkcrsburg.
Cincinnati. 1rnnton and Marietta are
expected to be present and participate.
a very elaborate programme has been
prepared.
The shoot Will commence at q. m. rain
or shine, and Will be continued all day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15
Fine r1rnInuer Plano t,,eop.

Miss Emma Moore Scott has decided
to return to india for missionary worn
this week. She has placed her fine
Rrakauer piano. used less than one
year. III our hands for sale. TO dispose
OF II quickly. we are allowed to- max,
4 very low price on II. Here Is n rare
bargain. 4E-T
i. W. BANNER & Co,
Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15

PREVENT sickness and save doctors
bills at this season by keeping your blood
rich and pure with Hoods Sarsnparllla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15

BICYCLE riders, football players and
athletes. generally, find sovereign
remedy for the sptalns and bruises and
cuts to which they are constantly
liable In DR.. Thomas Electric OIL. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15
WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES.
-

ID EXEMPTION OF BoNDs-LoAN
IL OF 1851. ~ = !.
WHEELING. w. VA, Oct T., 1SgG.
Tho following bonds or The loan of ISL
have this day been drawn by lot. accord
Ing TO ordinance. and will be. redeemed
on and after the first day OF November,
lSlG at the Bank of the Ohio Valley: In
tercst on same ceases that day: ~
Numbers 90, II, 3g1. go 3T7. 100, gl9 es5,
DC, 42l, $50. l9J. +GG. lal. R,3 "a, h2l III, I'll
~, GG, Eli, ST. 22i. 3iS. SOL $40, 4o3, so $50,
T. 49,. 2I Gj:l, 5i1 AS. 50, g3l, 2lS, 4I5, 1872,
~ 5N, ~. 1872, Us, 2g5, OF ono hundred
Numbers &c, 1O5. 81. SEQ. of rvo hundred
dollars each. - ~
Number SGi, OF ono thousand dollars.
WM. b. SIMPSON, ~
JULIUS POLLOCK,
L. 7. JEpSON.
ocl3 Commissioners OF the Loan OF ISL
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General Watts Sr5as and bowlnr Il the
pr.oposer said, 81 thank yon.', BE then
MT isi. me nail Tor the South Side meet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15

IToR EfNT-Twp OFFICES 5ApJo1N-a
~ ING in City Bank Building. on tho
third. Ioor. Possession given at once.
EOSTORlA GLASS CO.. Moundsv!lle. w. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15

rapidly growing weaker and less ablo
TO work about the house.
Having heard OF the wonderful
curative properties contained in Dr..
Greene's Nerytira blood and nerve rem.
edy, concluded to giycitn trial. After
taking ono bottle [ was greatly i'm.
proved, and before the third bottle was
gone / was able TO be about my work
ls usual.
Mr.. Grants no less enthusiastic. 10
says:
Having employed the use OF DR..
Grcene's Scrvura blood and nerve rem.
cdy in Il chronic case OF nervous indi.
gcstion with the most gratifying re.
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BETHLEHEM. Pa, Oct. 1l7-Lehlgh,
a: Rutgers O ''sss go 49,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15

T1OR. RENT-WlTH BOARD. TWO
A suites front rooms. furnished or,un
furnished. both gases, bath, centrally To-
Gated: also suite Of three rooms on second
ilcor5 NIL modern ,convcniences Reference
required and given. Address l., intelll-
genceT' Office. seS ri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15

E1QR RENT-B BEST OFFICE ROOM IN
little city: large ana Jihnty or lIght:r
centrally located In best advertised build
Ing in the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply. at HUI CLOTHIERS. Fourteenth.
and Market streets. ilM =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-15

FOR RRNT-i Rooms t S. In Alley near
IN MN west end OF Wire Bridge
fI0 L0AN-s5,oCp on good Real Estate,
RhR SAJE-imnroved Island property.
VIZ ut.hu paying i2 per cent. Also va
cant river lot near Yacht Landing.
JAMES l.. RAWLEY, Y.
Real Estate and Loan Agent,
1905 Main street, Is
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENr-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
y In the City Bank Building. Inquire a
the CITY Bntlls OF Wheeling. rnrsh !.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

attention Of the senator from Pennsylvania
was called 10 the statement Of Worth
instou &. Ford Of the treasury bureau az
statistics tina, the imposition OF the duty
on wool would promptly check irpor,a-
ta:ions and produce a small revenue from
that source. II was also pointed out that
the prospects were that stock OF free
WOOL would be laid In. and that the ex-
rected revenue from that source would be
cut of for probably year.
while that is true said Senator Quay.
1T is also true that II she passage OF
,arir law Is postponed many mohths.
the importers will bring In three years
stock Of wool and other articles which
will prevent any revenue from these
sources, and the deficit In the treasury
will continue The prosperity which IS
expected under republican administration
can not come until the books Of the treas
ury balance and our revenues equal or
exceed our expenditures. am not pre-
pared TO say that the Dingley bill. even
properly amended. could IA the senate.
hut the trial ought to be made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

assistance. to open an academy at his house
in the Haymarket. for the instruction oil
those who are willing to he Initiated IN the
mystery of boxing; where the whole theory
and practice Of that truly British art, with
all the various stops, blows. cross buttoeks'
etc. incident TO combatants. will be iuiiy
taught and explained; and that persons OF
quality and distinction may not be deferred
from entering into course of those lee
lures, they viii be gwen with the utmost
tenderness and regaI 10 the delicacy OF
the frame and constitution OF the pupil. for
which reason fnu!fles are provided that will
effectually secure them from the incon-
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Price $I4.!5o.
is to be represented Money solicited

,yenienoe OF black eyes, broken jaws and
bloody noses.'
those were the primitive days OF the
oare lists and London ring rules.
Mace, however, abandoned the project
mat broughton had made so popular 100
years before. and returned TO America.
OF Maeo's alroit tactics in the ring the
oia guard Of boxers tell many stories. hu,
oee OF me most remarkable instances OF
MS eFait arose during his fight with Tom
Allen. As Mace was foolinr for en- omen.
lhs no paved the ground with his left Lea
ID " an object over which he might STUN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

Bile was In his path, The ring was pitched
on the turf. Aliens attention WAS diverted
from Mace by Jem's foxy bit OF by plgy
win his foot. His eye left Mace for a mo-
ment. attracted by what he supposed was
a iwlg ur stone protrudng from the ground.
that was fatal move OF Aliens. for the
moment that Toms eve fell Mace sprang
forward, his left crashing In to Aliens face
with all the force Of the gypsy's body he
NINA H. That blow sent Tom on his back.
m ic n'ycr recovered. II practically won
Mace the battle
Mace was a fine Judge OF boxer His
Judgment was more reliable than the aver
age fighter, for he was unprejudiced and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

4 plan has been evolved hy certain re-
publican Senaturs, which has been pretty
thoroughly discussed by those NOW In the
city looking to the reorganization Ut the
senate hrnnco committee as woll az tn,
segregation OF It's present duties It is tho
present purpose OF the republicans. who
already control the committees 10 Prevent
any recurrence In the future Of such con
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06
THE COMMITTEE ON TARIFF.
One Of the Probable Changes Soon
In the Senate.
SILVER ADVOCATES TO Be KEPT OFF
SEGREGATION Of the Two Questions
which VIII lie of Consider
able Hcncht 10 the Party.
Washington Post.

Washington Post.
A republican United States senator. wh'
has been in the city for the past two weeks
end who has made IL a point to call upo1
and talk with every senator OF his party
who was either here before him or has COME
since, states that he is positive there VIII
be no tariff legislation II, the coming yes
sion, and that an extra session VIII be call
ed By the 18th of March This. he tecis
well satisfied. viii be the line Of action
or rather inacton, decided upon by the par
~ caucus. He is also confident that al
the extra session the tariff bill which VIII
be framed will be put through, provided
there is no democratic filibuster. IN three
months time. and that the extra session
Will be adjourned certainly before the is;
OF July.
Since this is not his individual opinion
but is borne on; by all tina, has been told
him BY the most prominent leaders OF tile
party In the senate, he does not desire TO
be quoted as having made this statement.
HIGH TARIFF NOT IN FAVOR.
Regarding the Kind Of tariff measure
which a majority OF the republicans VIII
favor at the extra session. il IS stated 1t
will be a modification of the Mckinley
bill in many ways An extremely high
protective tariff, 1t is said viii not nest
with favor tn the senate, and only so iuu h
protection viii be afforded to American
manufacturers as viii rende. IT easy .or
thoIn TO compete with iorrisn prodnets.
without placing too nigh a burden upon
.he consumers. ihere WIZ Dc u tes-u''-
80, ~ ,,'''., ~ .ns am Va,
but it VIII moi be- such extreme urotecf,on
hs will be prohibitiye to an foreign raw
materials. or Impose too severe a burden
"pol inc uep.h 'nt manufacturer
EXPERIENCE WIN the "otninss Of the Ne
Mimic! ana WILSON tarit laws mas td.E N
many things to partisans on both side oi
the chamber. and it is believed that III ~
VIII be loss factious opposition developed
wbtn the revision Of the tlflJ comes up
Tor discussion than there has ever been 10
the PAST. should The democrats. howe +.
be inclined TO make trouble or insist unua
lengthy debates. the republican plan WIN
he to sit back IN th " seats and let tho
democrats talk thcu selves tired Roru3-
licans are generally agreed that very little
IL TO be said upon the subject beyond what
tie country Is already thoroughly familiar
with and that talking can serve NO .,nnd
mrrose. being calculated only tn ros,nor.,
the result winch all republicaus arc anvl
ouSly awaiting. besides mo rong,sssio-,,,
elcr,iors will be too far away for an, opl
10 desire 10 make tariff src,ch,, ,or .u,,
sspuent use az carnnnivn material
fp,,errp,>.o 60, ,.,.'.,,,.......
49, N"i T." ~ f.''
f''puS''flhs from the democrats ~ not
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fair minded. On vltness'ss sGno / Nsa
van shortly after Jonn ,,Siausi rhss !,
Mace said. John will De was n vho ~!
least expects it, and inc n,rs ,hIfu =,
him will be one OF those ran .rs., sdulrf !.
lows" Mace never was q s though
SuIlivan's style OF iight'ns'
fcncicd John personaiiy. ri
If yCU HAVE SE ~ ~ EYE ~ M
TO TO an s,i1T = yo Of EYES 20 nv SyViucSsss
WITH THE OLD nn,,orERLy ~
BUT HAVE A PAiM npTIClANa
BY OUR ENPEti N 50 ~
HOUSTON OPTICAL ~ n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

HIS Return 20 America UcNivcs Mem
orirs of Him.

cries OF Utiu.
The checkered life OF Jem Mace, one Of
,ho lee, a, tho to,do, ring rule cham
at.
p'ohs' is woven win anecuo'es vi q"
vsnturous past Mace's return TO America
has revived memories of this swarthy ro-
r,a,, ~, or,v ,v,sv q, M. h,s,orv of the
4,
prize rlhs WnoSe His'o''' i's's 'e'' az II"
deiihe imprint on the pages OF fistiana'
Though the language Of the folded
,tyos, v,s ne n,o,n IN Mace ss an omen
,,.,,.1.. l., ~,
oooH ~ o'"eis' "e was u"ssNo'ieu ~ '"o
Three RS The list That was educated 10
a pas, mastery In the London ring rule
eu,Ia and carved souvenirs ON the loftiest
rt.,., - ,,,-t,,..-, ..a t., =, ~,
''''''' VI 'us anu oN 'ne -
enemy--could barely write the name OF It's
owner.
"tor n man who knocked about the world
- 49, .,,a,,,,,, Man os or
van i''''e u
OF the oieVerest enaps ever met saiu
the veteran boxer Professor Bill Clark
oace. IN reviewing Maces career. Il met
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The N1uri who was utterly isuoriu,
cf the value of money In America, signed
a contract with Mace before they loft Aus
tralia b. which Jcm was TO pay him two
pounds a week, and all his expenses. When
they arrived in San Francisco Mace go,
himself interviewed by the newspapers,
aud declared that the Maori was world
bcatcr. and could easily conquer John l..
sullivan. These interviews were sent To
the New York papers, and hy the time Maze
and his protose reached Gotham they were
advertised like a Barnum show. | think
A. Smith was managing sullivan at that
time and that ~ made the contract Hith
Mace for the Maoris debut at the Madiioa
square garden against John l..
Mace made an awful splurge over
SlaGc. He had the Maori rugged out in an
enormous bear coat and plug hat, and par
AIDED him up and down Broadway and intro
duced him to the wall street brokers on
the stock exchange. The Maori's parados
on broadway attracted more attention than
a circus parade. aud troops OF boys and even
mon tagged alter MIN. OF course. Maccs
object N these paroles was advertising.
N''," ~ NE "" ,''", e 81
lynn bnt his contract with Johns mana
ger was one OF the lead pipe order.
Nhether me Maori won or ios' Maoe was
$50. r, H., ,'as ~, rn,
sullivan. who Won The bout in no more
than two punch,s-a LETT for the body and
i right swiEk that sent the antipdaean
through the ropes.
Mace made about 5000 out OF that bout.
In fact he was always money maker,
one ot the shrcwdest of maulpulators OF
boxers have ever seen with an ordinary
common school education he would haze
made n great shnwman.
one OF his rules was to count the So
ciciy OF your suporiors finarcially anA so
cially. and by his tact and careful study
OF human nature he made many influential
friends one of his ready money friends
was an English gDortsman. Wyudham nv
upmc. This Wyudham. who was an officer
i'm tho English army resi,-nnd his cor,,nis
sion on coming irto q LARGE fortune IJe
vns a GOOD fellov sncnt hia money fraclv
and flrhttnr vas his hnhhv
"tta o,soc;atod Win ,,o,o o,d tho o,h.,-
'' N'
hhSish boxers OF note ana IKE squire
Abingdon Baird. paid literally for the priv
ilege Maco was ono of his fnvorltes and
I'p p'o'i'eo OH the bounty p'S'oWeu on
him by Wyndham. This man Wyndhan
disslpated his entire fortune and died a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-06

neteen DAYS Have thought what buy for -
Mother? If let tell What better ~
tia1 >IDTBOARD LIBRARY or .lE>k? That is not 49,
will last lifetime, to be and LII
the time when given and of gyer N
arges and Houston, which, during the Hold
II you III OST Look at the prices quote: -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-07
The ad1thia Daily Ease rday ornmg February T. 1896

made arrangements for making the
coming meeting the most successful OF
any ever held
BY the action of the committee the
limit for members of the association has
been raised from 1871 TO 1872, and new
members are calling every day and
placing their names with the secretary,
H. ". Kendle.
The exercises Will include addresses.
"reminiscences and early history in the
afternoon, of course after the usual
old sttlers' dinner is had in the hall.
Representatives will be present from
every portion of the county and many
things that have been forgotten viii be
brought TO light. and the minutes and
notes taken at each recurring meeting
viii De read.
The Oriel Sable quartette will be pres
ent and furnish music for the occasion.
1t is the desire of the committee that
every settler in the cOuny as early as
1872 Will be present and join in the year
~ exercise.
A full program will be ready by Sun
day morning for publication. The COM
mittee desire in the meantime that all
old settlers Will send their names and
addresses TO the secretary together with
the fee so that none may be overlooked.