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Evening journal., 1896-09-30
Bank Receiver Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-The oomptrol-
Ter Of the currency has appointed John
Dc Cou received for the First National
bank Of Larned, Kan.
Evening journal., 1896-09-30
WANTED-AN IDEA y Ess 9,,.s. s.assIHs .Ils5I:

thing 10 patent2 Protect your idcae they MAJ
bring You wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER
BCkN a. Co. Patent Attorneys, Washington
ID. c., for their SlSQo prize offer
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GEN. MEREDITH READ DEAN.
The Noted American Diplomatic Passes
Away In pnr!.-i5h Distinguished Ca
rtrr OF tEtIuInrss.

PARIS. Dec. ?7.--Geuera! Meredith
Read died this morning.
John MHrcdtl Read, dlplomhtls:, was
horn In Philadelphia on February u.
1885,. He recclYed his education at q mil
it.ry school ard at brown. where H.. re-
crvcd tho degree. o; a. NJ. IN 1876; WAS
graduated At Albany LEW School III 1888:
studied international law IN Europe, WIS
admitted to the bar In Philadelphia. and
artCrw1rd removed 10 Albany. y. Y.
He war adjutant general Of New York
In IS6N-f. lie wnS 0n~ Of the orlSrnAt0rs
OF the wide Awake political clubs In
1850 He was chairman In April OF the
same year OF IN" committee to draft q
bill in behalf ~ New York state, Ipprc-
prIai!nE &30n0c) for the purchase Of
arms. snd h.. subsequently, received the
thanks of the war department for hi.
ability and zeal in organizing. equip
plug and forwarding troops. He was
first United States consul general for
France and AlEGnl In lSG9-7G and 1902,
and acting consul during the FRANCO
German war.
After the war he was appointed by
General De Cis4cy. minister Of wAr, -
form AID preside over commission 10
examine into the de7irab!lity OF teach
iuE the English language 10 the French
troops, In 1872 h" wari appointed United
States minister resident In Greeca. Dur
Ing the Rusgo-TuTIsISh was he discover
Cd that only one port in Russia was Gtill
open. and he presented to Secretary l:v-
arts the advantages that would accrue
10 the commerce. OF the United States
were Il grain fleet dispatched from New
York 10 that port. The event justified
Ills Judgment, sLDCc the exports OF Ger
Gals from the United States showed an
Increase Within II year of $4,000. 900.
While minister TO Greece he received
the thanks Of his government FOR his
chcct1Ial protection Of American persons
sind Interests In the dangerous crisis OF
1873. Soon afterward Congress, from
motives OF economy. rcfuacd tho apprO-
prlati"n for the legation at Ath Ems. nud
General Read believing that the time
was too critical with the mission, car
Red It Mt his individual expense until
his resignation September q. 1919. In
ISL. when, owing in parts 10 hls efforts.
hit"r his resignation. IN" territory that
had been aGJudEcd to Greece had hcrn
finally transferred, King George cr"n ted
MN Knight Grand crORT 81 the Order
"i IN" Rcd1cncr, rlr highest dignity in
the Glft OF tho Creek government.
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OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
asgEeNlnns Looking TO Needed stNtr Leg
hlati"n-iiow tho system May lie
Strengthened

~ A., T,,,,,
AZ III" Hui'or oil inc thtclllEencer.
SlE:-Our law makers will so0n be
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,,rtJ =, 'i ~, iva n!Ne t!'tue r1piu
L,,, ,,.', ~ 49,, ,ns r'',. HuItter VI TSntuI!,
~ ',ops :" aiisc WIN the naWhllS
80. ~. ~, st!i.u' N''I "uSh'C p'l a." az
",, IL WIN tila. ny pr'v1t
'iS r,Ei'"''alt! we are "ot advancing
az '"p'nS % We thh no. anu lhS IlA-
~ .'''i il''!HS ul"' We up L'p'
So So i'''"N ''>''''N '"' ''ie "'i'"u"' N'-
80
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w. c,v,Si Ei.aSs L.u Mm NH''p ~
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nFoNiuS l"' rtttllhuH' ne CRIMINALS .,I
lle'''S,t o. - 'he Htate II c''Hl'vl'eI 70
S"It I'' T"' pr!S nHu Et'IS "'trI tIlt!
utE''I''e CI'"''hLS' WY Uo' carr ~, 'ls'i
"S'pl. w "lS',' uv"t 'o9t' oIH'l' "
'n"in' ~ we hdu Il IA" to't p,lIt!h H'i
rhilircn oe1"eri me ages oi eiEh' 'hI
SiAtctt !rA' W w "t sS""'' a. 80,
SrS envy -nNG lrt Vfh' ol NY tiu'. "a
SCHOOLS a'e IN 'aSI""' u M""iA ~ '' NJ ~
en- t'' S'tI"tHSii'p "t our SAT- Ms
law SHulI oS thioiCtu ny .lis rv', y,l''.''
OF %'ch usStriGs acting rs 'i"""s oi'Se'S'
Win WY ll'ti' eNIrhse'
an Efforts h"A Oesi ih'lir 10 u" In" W.,
WIN me count! supervisors ms
IS certainly miSsaNr- i've us deter
SUPER ISotS. increase we s'i'a' III, L''7
O"st men VIII enter ilt" 'hc "oiN a''u uF-
N0te Uetr u'ue 't'Iu 't..eiItlot ~ We
Ncl'o"IS' Cu' S'1'vS are '"t. ~
yer Sup''lNiSIvh III lhe tiiy. ln'i Wy
Is IL nor more hee's"dt! III f"'"I us
tflrtS'
IN our preSeHt system we mA,s w
district board. Make me county hc
uni; instead OF the dLStric- i'et me
board OF education b" COMPOSED OF one
man e!ec:rd from each district me
county supervisor chairn2I' ana one Oh
thelr nump"' SECRETARY. lu!s WIZ eve
uniformity 10 the SchooiS oil tH- t"uh'E
ana say" money III buying 9"ppH's ana
building material. Many "'Aius 81 'h'' -
| Sdi!"I- uuE a'h'Ei apparatus u" ',I"
ana pay d"un'" p!'C.'H ior 'hr S','i, G ,.
uulId fch"H houses ti'Li "'e '"e"'! '"'S
Al lra.t on" high school shrnld b" -
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A NUMEROUS BRASS BAND.
Contained More NrmhsrS chan S0uss's,
NrrurdImg 10 the IIralIhrnh NM.

The Chicago Times Herald: Cumrdt-
an WIIlnm H. Crane says that the
greatest brass band that thIs country
eve" knew was IN Organization IN OF
iumwA, Iowa, many years nEu.
I've heard Gilmore and Sousa aud
all the rest" said Mir. Crane, recently,
but their bands couldn't be- compared
with that prIirir aggregation FOR II
moment.
''In nv theatrical salad ,Inys--whcu
| WAS much younger than am now
was trying to IIlpf Il company OF ihcs-
plan bright lighlE throughout the west
crn provinces Business vas bad and
our treasury was low. Al O,iumwa the
theatre orchestra had SOmc sor, of
grievance against the management and
demanded pay IN advance. The theatre
refused and our OrGl niZatiOn was not
financially IN "a position TO discount the
fneur" Tor 4 single moment. So | start.
ed ont 10 ilnt som" sort OF music, If
possible TO tide US over, finally suC-
cCrdrd IN getting the OUumwa brass
band To- agree to plLc tire" selections
In front ~ che theatre h-fuV" the per.
Romance IN return Iur free admission
10 the show.
The band showed up On time car
went into I'll" theatre. | WAS on the
door that night, aud by und by | was
struck by the fuC. that the OttumWI
hmsS band must he one ut the most r"-
ularkabt. musical organizations IN tn.
country Every minute or eva some
body would come uN To the door with
4 brass horn under his arm. wave II n
IN" and SAIL on iutO the theatre with
ont i word. After | had passed in fiftp'
| or siXtr musicians I'm this way ! began
to e:uw Il litsie suspicious and stop
p"l an Old granger who was carrying
IN \ big tuba
"'Excus" me. sir remarked but
do YOU play ir the band!
Nope h" answered.
what ar" y0u doing with that
horn, them | asked,
I'm going to So In oil II. II : can.
h" replied. canddiy
Whose il ~ ! inquired.
Blamed IL | know he said. y
teller outside there give II To me and
said could get In with ia
Il left The door aud stepped inSd"
The theatre just in time to see one OF
the band bows drop another horn out
of 4 wludow inIO the hands Of some
body IN III" crowd outside, In the alley.
Is nearly NJ | can calculate the o.
tumWL hratS band tina; nigh; mus,
| have had more members than Gilmore
or SouSa EVER directed at one time"
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WEARING CHARMS.
Now Considered Very Smart Instead or
Very Silly.

Very silly.
How drOll that the notion OK wear
ing charms should r"viv" and b.. consld-
cred slnlg; instead OF silly. as it used to
he considered when as school girls the
present generation Of women wore an
chOr4 and crosses. bears teeth and cas-
ry"S aS watch charms.
For It coin 10 bring luck with L | be-
licVr. L 0ught ta come To you IN the or
ilnary way Of circulation. with the hole
r"Idy-madc. Yau ;hen take !; 10 jew
ri"r and have It hinged and gmbeliishcd
with some SI0Nr. y thrcr-GrHt piece
makes Il NOR" impressive. pendant than
the t"N-cemt piece, and is not 80 of;"n
seen.
OF course You can only buy lucky
things FOR others, NJ II yon purchase
them for yourself they are no good. The
poet says that love brings Itself 1t Is not
brought, and much Of the zane may b..
observed Of luck. In money matters il
is Of:cn vary capriCi0us. ldvlshlng gold
In showers or tn. most lUmpish or I'M
dssogl Ing nf mortNlS. people who will
never make COED USt ot Ihcir fortunes;
ami It's distribution ~ health and III
health Is also very unfair.
Luck may possibly b" 4 survivor OF
the old h"atheH dci:icj. who shared TO
the full all rhr fdillugS Of the Worship
org. and were rs frsIk!Sh az possible in
ttrlr likes and diallkCS. l'ui there are
obstacle in the way of getting lucky
coins. Think Of finding Il ihrcr-Crnt
piece. with i hole in It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28

BY using THE New Great South Amcrl-
can Kidney Cure" This new remedy
is Il Hrcut surprise on account OF Its OK
cccdlng promptnrHs in relieving pain in
the Kidneys. Bladder and Back in male
or female 1t relieves retention OF
water and pain In passing It almost i'm
mciiatcly Save yourselves by using
this marvellous cure. Its use will pre-.
vent falnl consequences In almost all
cases by It's great Alternative and heal.
ing powers. Sold by r. II. List. drug
Eist. Wheeling W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28

MIR. G. Cailloucttc. druggist. Beavers
vIllr ILL.,. says: "To Dr.. Kings New Dis
C0vcry owe my life. Was taken with
La Grippe and tried all the physicians
for miles about, but of no avail and was
given up and told could not live. lInv-
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery in my
store sent for n bottle and began its
use and from the first dose began to get
better. and after using three bottles
was up and about again. 1t Is worth its
weight In gold. We won't keep store or
house without It." Get n FREQ trial ut
Logan Drug Co. s drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28

NEW YORk-Thc imports OF dry
goods and general merchandise III this
port this week We're valncu at $685.
354 against $780,. J63 last week and
$S.j7i.6si the corresponding week last
year The imports of specie were so.
&C.. OF which S.?.ii6 were gold against
$7?.5Oa last week and sI5G6lS III" cor
responding week last year. The eN-
ports OF specie We're SSS0.OOS. o; which
S65.ili w""" gold. against S3l5,3H the
corresponding period last rear
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EDUCATIONAL.
WILLING TLCilNlCAL SCNG0L
AND BUSINESS MSIIUlE. -

Technical Drpurlncn.-'rhr following
BRANCHES viii hr taught. Rudmcnuu, NJ,
Chnncal ana Architectural Drawing. I,rI.
tiers nnd SiEnwrltlng. Designing Tor INrrs,
~ Painters. CabinrtinakrrT. Cnryrrl and
StOnrCnltgrS, Modelling IN clay,
business Department lI1g lkrrping, Ste,
biography, TyprwriIiug, rNImaushlp, Cor.
fCHpOnl"nr" ANA Modern Languages
Tuition f." IN Technical Department. {.
per month, admission ~ al classes.
lIusiuusH Department 80 MOh"rn Ian.
gunr"S, s. p"r mouth; bookkeeping, Cor.
rrSpOudrnr", lcnmnullp, s. per month!
Sten0graphy and TEp"%rItiig ~ PEI
month No rrh0lnr.hlpr sold Studenly
bind lh"mpClvrg for one NINTH only Spr.
clnl rlassra for ladlrS IN both departments
Glasses In session IN evening, .gO-g;ay. Fut
particulars IMPLY direct 10
Gl:illINRDT SEu son,
deli E.ScrtGr building. SrCDul Fluur
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Are not made By chance. nor can they
Ger IN any material h. mad" at small es-
pcnsc. a competition for cheapness. and
not for excellence OF Workmanship, Is tho
most ircqucHt and certain cause OF the
rapid decay md entire destruction OF arts
md manufactures.
Fer Erji (Which is the Chcarasn Work
the Intelligence Job Printing OG.ca
LIZ the Place to &C.
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FREE CURE FOR MEN.


A Michigan rInn Offers tn send Ills Dis
covrr,. rr-CInims q" I've n Brntfnciur
to Weakened Mankind.
There IL always more or less suspicion
attached 10 anything THAI Is offered free
but sometimes a man 80 ovcrilowS with
generosity that he cannot rest until his
discovery Is known TO the world, In or
der that his fellow men may profit by
what Lr has discovered. II III upon this
principle that resident OF Kalamazoo.
Mich, desires 10 send free IN mankind
prescription which VIII cure Them OF
any form Of nervous debility: relieves
them OF all I'll" doubt aud uncertainty
which such men are peculiarly liable 10
and restores the organs 60 natural size
and yigor. As il costs nothing TO try
the experiment It would seem that any
man, suffering with tho nervous
troubles that usually attack men who
mover stopped to realize what might be
the final result, ought 60 be deeply III
trrcstrd In n remedy which Will rrHl0r"
them to health, strength and Nigur.
without which they continue To i've an
existence Of untold misery. AS the REM
cdy In question wag III" result OF many
years research a. 10 what combination
would be peculiarly effective In rc6tOr-
~. 20 m-'u Ii" go. '',u-u ai'''
would seem that all men suffering with
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request to II. G. ODDS, BOX lIG6. kala-
mnz1o. Mich. stating tina, you ar" not
sending FOR The prescription out OF ldi'
| curiosity. but that you wish 10 mike
Use of Oh" medicine by giving II u trial.
wlIl hc answered promptly and without
evidence ~ to whore information came
| from.
TN. prescription II -cnt free aud al
though som" may wonder how Mr.. Odds
| can afford to give av"Y Ills discovery.
there IL no doubt nboI the offer being
genuine. Cut this ont and send TO Mr..
Olds 10 that he may know how you
camo 10 wrltc 10 him.
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cINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 25.--L"w!7
IiIusnI,n. u pntromnn OF the police
force. lost his life to-day, saving that
OF another man. At tn" intersection
OF Vine stree, and McMlkcu street H."
caught a hors" running away with Il
buggy In which DR.. Holster was scat
cd. He checked tn" horse 81 that III"
doc;n. escaped unscath"d. hus was
puSncd iaJn an excavation in III" street
and lrampicd to death 10y III" frantiH
1uiuN1t
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Piirs. PILES. Itching piles

Sympt IONS Moisture; intense itching
AMI SinHlug; most at night. worse 10y
scratching. II allowed TO continue tumurs
form. which often bleed and ulccralc DO.
coming very sore. SWAYNES ONT
MEN'r stops tho itching and bleeding,
heals liberation, and In most cases re-
moves the tumOrS. At druggists or by
mail, for 10 cents. Or. Swaynu Il Son,
philn dcphla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28

Electric cars between Wheeling, Mar
tins Ferry and C.. L. u W. Depo, in
Bridgeport,
'DuIly between points marked
SUNDAY only between points marked
Other trains daily except Sunday.
On Sundays Train ! runs TO UhrichyyilIe
only, and on same days Train 4 and 4
starts from Chrichsvllle instead OF Bridge.
port. -
Through connections and through Tickets
TO all points. Call on agents or address :
W. 4. WOODFoRD, Cen Manager.
Cleveland. Ohio.
Cleveland. Ohio :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28

TO cure all old sores, to heal an In
dnlrnt ulcer. or to speedily cure piles.
you need simply apply DcWlttS Witch
Hazel Salvc according to directions. Its
nngIC-iikc action Will surprise y0n.
Charles Il. G0"tZe. corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie Il Co. Bridge
mort: Peabody e. Son. RcnwOUd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-28

The best salvc In the world for cuts,
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sores, letter. chappcd hands. chilblalns
corns. aud all skin cruptEona and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
II IN guaranteed To Give perfect *atis-
rnrIlon or money refunded Price %
cents per box. For GALE by Logan Drug
Cumpnny.
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Wbeelin0 & Elm Grove Railroad.
Wheeling Bridge & TERMINAL Ry.



Time Table No. &c, 10 take effect l..0l a
~, Sunday, November ~. 1885.
Leave NVhccltng-iS;eO. t945, Sll:iO a, NJ.
,a:.I, -S:ih. fi:5Q. $500 y. IN.
cave PrninSula-iSaSi, 1851, !ll:IG. a, NJ.
,.;!i, '3:.I. 1855, sH:t6 y. N.
Leave Murlnl's Fcrry-iS.l2. 1876, sll:n
II. m. %.:S.. 'S;.i. ttin S9;i2 y. IN.
Arrive Terminal jGnCtiOn--iS:lf, tlO:O3.
SIi.N a. NJ, f2:3S. '23. fl:I6, Eg:lS ~ IN,
leave Terminal lImCiiOn-';:2., 1900 A
m, le:4O n. M. $3.50. $:Oj. t5:li. tS:i5 D. m.
Leave Martins trIry-t;:sS. S9:0i a. M.
.l2:tS, si:Nl, t(lU. tj:ig, iS:ia y. IN.
LcnyN pcnInSula-ii:S4. i9:ii a. H., 'l?;5l.
yi;ll, iil3, i5;:i. iS:jS y. M.
Arrive Wh"clhg-t1:t0. 1920 u. m. 'l?;s;.
t4:Ii, Mes iI:2l, 1895 y. III,
'pRhy. ipaily except Sunday. Sundays
only.
All trains will RIM MI Eastern Time.
J. L. TAUSSlG. Superintendent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"Othcr Peoples Money" which VIII b.
! seen II; The Opera House for a matinee
| and night performance New Years day.
! Friday, January LIST, comes preceded By
a record OF s,IcSc,H In thu principal east
ern elites. tn" play presents L bright
| AMI pretty plot woven and Interviewer
| IN lutrICal" mcshcS with def fingers IN
Il most entertaining and mastery man.
I nct--,L manner that at first provoked "A
Hmilr. then profound laughter, \ rich
! father who deI.cra tJ marry his young
! ana handsome daughter To an old hog
! buyer Is uutgrIIrralrd by his own mHchi-
| nations. II" plans an rlopcment for his
n-ph"w with a handsome but unknown
| young lady. lila CONSERVATION can well
be- imagined when he discovers too late
| that all his SCREENINGS for his nephew
| have been aimed at himself. as hIN
| daughter IL the girl IN question. The
idea is very funny one and comprI9
laughter Of !tselr. The company ~ un
exceptionally capable one
I Maggie Cline in "Ou Br1ddwIy." will
| h" N" attraction ut III" Opera House on
| Wednesday evening. Miss Clnr'S long
/ career On NE New York stage has
! stamped her as one If the vaudeville
! successes OF the present time. The sup
/ porting company ia headed by John &.
! Sparks, a NEST caiubl" comedian. who
/ was connected with tn" Ned IIdrrigAn
/ forces FOR the past several years. There
! Are twenty-five. n;hers In the cast al
| m0Si equally we'll Known. IL j. almu*;
SAT-. To predict thar Maggie Cline Will be
| greeted with 4 house OF Overlooking pro-
! portions during her engagement: IN this
| city. SEATS can b. secured At Houses
music store.
The attraction at The Grand tonight.
| Tuesday and Wednesday, will h-
Charles T. IIlInry's most lauEhabie
farce comedy "A baggage Check" Mr..
| clancy is uu' of the few authors wild
can distinctly feel the pulse OF the
amusement loving public He firmly
believes that theatre gorrS 20 10 the
thratn, TO be ABUSED. and in ConSe-
| quence he has confined himself eNclu-
siyely 10 the writing OF plays that can
not fail {" bring roars Of laughter from
| til. dudicnca. In "a Baggage Check
Mr.. Blaney has written one ~ the most
amusing and llughubl. farce; ever pre-
! =nnted 10 tn" public. The plot In gen.
4 "rLl, which runs entirel? through the
| piece. deals with the losing Uf a baggage
check by 4 young man, who ;hOughtleSs.
ly enough laid It down in lunch room
i Is found BY a tramp. who in turn de.
llvers It TO parsonage by the name OF
ISL Conboy. a man without \ conscience"
He secures the trunk that the check calls
! for and finds papers emitting The Owner
10 III" possession Of L steam laundry
lie rndeaVorS to run che laundry and The
complications he encounters IN the en-.
| tire piece are OF the most amusing kind
The compafy includes some OF the best
| known artists IN the farce comedy stage
such as Grapewin and Evans, Lizzie
Mclr0>c. louis MartiHrtu. OF the famous
! Martiur;t family Ot acrohai*. EckerI
and Heck. Anna Chance. Cora Garlic
! Charles y. Morgan, Net:ie Black. for
mrrly ot H0yt's "A Trip TO Chinatown"
last. but np' least. James \. Marcus, the
smallest living actor on the stage.
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RAILROADS

RAILROADS.
:
TheCleTHllnd, LOraiu & Wheeling R, R.
Schedule Effective November o. 1896,
Cleveland Depot Foot OF South Water 81.
GOING SoUTH-DEPART.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-28
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
Some of the Days Events Set Forth
in Short Stories.

fredericksburg, Va. Feb H.-The Bap-
fist Historical Society of Virginia met here
to-day with a large attendance. The ses-
sion will last two days and nights.
Des Moines, Ia, Feb 27.-The House to-
day killed the resubmission Of the prohibi-
tory amendment by defeating the resolu-
ton and tabling a motion to reconsider.
Columns, o., Feb. H-The House of
Representatives to-day ousted Charles Q.
Davis, the democratic representative from
this county, and gave the seat to DR.. J..
NJ Merriman, rep, on contest by strict
party vote.
washington, Feb. N.-The Evening
News to-day suspended publication after
an existence of a little over three years,
the Washington Times having purchased
it's good WILL advertising contracts and
circulation.
Ashland, KY, Feb. 2Z-At Morehead,
Rowat county, yesterday the Central ho-
tel Sam Wheeler wholesale whisky house
and the general wholesale house of JEFF
Phipps and Mat Carey, were burned, en-
failing loss of probably $4,000, with light
insurance.
Washington, Feb. 27-M r. Shanklin,
executive clerk of the Senate, died at
Round Hill, Va, last night from the eff
fects of an attack of the grip last winter.
He was a native of Philadelphia and had
been connected with the executive office OF
the Senate "a years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-28
DREAMED A DREAM or DOLLARS
And Then Went and Uncnrthed "A
Tin Bucket Full of Them.

Sylvania, Ca. Feb. PA rather extra
ordinary case, in which dream led to the
recovery of some money that was lost
occurred in this county yesterday. Last
week Mr.. w. c. Thomas, a saw mill man
of this place, lost about $500 dollars IN com
ing from tho home Of Dr. w. C. Bowie. at
Buck Creekto Sylvania. The money was
counted out in separate packages, with
little slips around each, for the purpose
of paying off his mill hands Tuesday a
negro man. Paul Scott was arrested on
suspicion, but denied knowing anything
about the money. Mr.. A. ]. Bazemore OF
Buck Creek was the special constable who
made the arrest, and he searched the home
and premises of the negro very infinitely,
but could find no trace of the cash. II be-
gan to look like hopeless case, but Mr..
Bazemore kept thinking about IL when he
went back home, until at last he dropped
to Sleep and dreamed that the negro had
put the money in tin bucket and had
hidden II underneath the bricks in the
hearth of his hut. When he awoke in the
morning he was so Impressed with the
dream that he went back to the negro
cabin and pried up the bricks: and there,
Just as he had seen II in his dream, was
the missing money.
Some of the packages had the slips of
paper still around them, but only Si5j
was recovered. The rest the darkey had
probably kept out for pocket money when
he made the deposit in his clay bank. As
a dreamer, Mr.. Bazemore Is the greatest
success in this section.