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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-31
YOUTH KILLS HIMSELF.
.Dissrnce Caused by His Fathers I'm.
prisonment Leads to the Act.

- TTtSUHIHeHC I7eHIs W tHe hCt. :,
Perry, Q. T., Oct. PA 14-year-old,
boy committed suicide here yesterday
by drinking carbolic acid. The victimi
was Ross Sewers, son of a once proml-,
nent business man here. !
A year ago the mother of the boy was
burned to death and left ten children
Ross being the eldest son. A few
months after his father, j. C. Sewers
vas sent to the penitentiary. /.
The reason for the suicide is that the
family had been disgraced and the boy
could not support them.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-31

Five new asteroids were discovered
On photographs OF the heavens one
evening recently by Dr. Max Wolf Of
Heidelberg. This brings the number Of
minor planets up to 42s.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-31

There was an anniversary celebration
in the Cherokee outlet the other day.
Three a ago it was an Indian reser-
walton; today 1t has q white population
OF 10000. 10000 OF whom live in towns.
In tina short time schools have been es.
tablished, cities laidSout and the pictur-
esqne boomers form an orderly and
law abiding community.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-31
shop to Tile i.

.l@fN Whether or not ln..
the sane shade. The shop girls nav
learned that her judgment is to be re-
lied upon. All day she is kept running
backward and forward between the rib
bons and the door. deciding whether
ribbons are cream o white and the com
plicated questions as to ttnts and
shades. Her duties are really Important
and out of the yards of ribbon that are
daily sold over the counter every sale
which depends on a question of match
ing Is decided by her.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-31

One of the candidates for the degree Cd
doctor Of philosophy at Jena was III
years of age. He passed his examina-
ton in a satisfactory manner.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-31
Watson Will stick.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. atom Wat
son and Judge Reed left this city this
morning without giving out any state.
mept. Chairman Washburn, of the Ia
tionAl popuilst committee. is still here.
the guest of ex-governor Buchanan
There Is nothing to indicate any pur-
pose on the part of Watson to withdraw
and the chairman of the democratic
committee is OF h opinion he will s433ck-.
1T QUE to the end. N
One physician to every 440 Inhabitants
Is h health protective record OF Nod,
away county. Missouri.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-31
starts Eear,y.

Charleston, ILL.,, Oct. 2s.-William J.
Bryan's struggle for Illinois began ear
~ this morning. His initial speech OF
the Illinois campaign was made at Dan.
vile. It was only $40 when Mi. Bryan
arrived there but fully 5000 people were
gathered In the court house square.
where the speaking took place. a
wild demonstration occurred when Mr..
Bryan appeared and the enthusiasm
broke forth again several times during
his remarks. In his speech, Mr.. Bryan
quoted his old congressional colleague.
Hon. Joseph Cannon, a resident OF Dan
Vile. with reference TO free coinage.
Taking UP q speech made in the house
Of representatives by Mr.. Cannon IA
1878, Mr.. Bryan rave some extracts
from 1t to show that Mr.. Cannon asked
for. eighteen years aeo. what the demo-
cratic party wanted now.
At Paris, which was reached at $3.50,
Mr.. Bryan was welcomed by between
5000 and. 1000 people, nearly every II
OF wore the name OF Bryan on his or her
hat. During the twenty minutes spent
there, Mr.. Bryan made q speech from
the balconysof tile coart house and was
vigorously cheered.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-31
Gpaan and Provisions.

leep-Rece.pts, 1000. Market firm.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-10-31
AlinneannIis.

Eggs-F1rm. Fresh, 17kc.
Cheese-FlTm at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
no,d Lavender Tonight,

This evening ut the Opera House Ed
ward Hnrrlgan will present his famous
drama, "Old Lavender" Mr.. HarTl-
gan has not been seen In Wheeling for
many years,lnd he will receive a hearty
welcome. Mr.. IlnrriEnn Inns made a dis
tlnct place for himself AMI his plays
In Uhc dramatic field by presenting min
W:cly studied pictures OF the humorous
element IN The low life Ut New York
city. He Is an excellent character actor.
and he has gathered about him COM
pnny OF highly skilled iinpeEsonators.
who apparently study their characters
from life and devote II great deal OF care
to inakc-up and costume. Tho realls-
tic pictures they produce, though some
times lacking In dramatic force. arc
entertaining because OF their realism.
and are made additionally dlveRing be-
cause, In tho dcllnen.tlon OF such scenes
as Vhey present. songs and dances arc
naturally introduced. The music. fur
nished by Dave Brahurl, is OF n popular
character and, ms In nll Of Mr.. Harrl-
Ban's productions, is well rendered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27

Strangers In ths city and Wheeling
Folks Abroad.
W. H. colvlg is in New York on busi-
ness.
Miss Lillian Walker. of Fairmont, was
here Saturday.
State Mine Inspector D. NJ. Harr. of
Fairmont, is in the city. guest at the
Behler.
Jason Stamp. of this city, Is regis
tered at the Union Square hotel. New
York City.
Among the guests at the stamm Sat-
urday were George Morrow and wife,
OF Fairmont.
Alex. Humphrey. formerly OF Martins
Ferry, now manager OF the Fuirmont
glass works. was here yesterday.
C. o. lnglcneld. Of Pittsburgh, and
f. o. Perclval. of SIstersville. were
among the oil people at the Mcclure yes
terday
]. w. Boyers and j. s. Ward. OF Sis
tersville; B. s. Pape and William Rich
ardson, OF Parkersburg. were at the
Stamm.
Prof. John A. Myers. OF Morgantown.
on the stan Of the West Virginia agri-
cultural experiment station. is at the
Mcclure.
C. Davis. OF st. Marys: John stealey.
OF SIstersville: C. F. Kent and ]. T.
Kelly. Of Warrington, were guests ut
the Behler.
George r. Gillespie, popular young
glnssworker OF Pennsylvania, is In the
city. called here by the dangerous Ill
ness OF his brother. John.
Mr. II r HorkheImer has gone 10
Manchester. Conn. where he win run
the wool establishment which the
Horkheimer Brothers are to establish
there.
Miss Carrie Miller and little sister
Edna have returned TO their home on
Market street, after spending three
weeks with p s. Fletchcrs family. OF
Ellwood City. Pc.
Il. Finley Eitson. editor OF the Sis
teruvillc Drill, was Wheeling visitor
yesterday. His friends are glad to
learn that his bright young daily will
not suspend, Us was intended. ?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
THE RIKER ANNIVERSARY.
Interesting Services Held the Fourth
Street Church.


Last evenings services at tho Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church were attended by
one Of the largest Congregations ever
seen in that big church edllce. Hun
dreds OF people were unable TO gain ad-
riittance and left. The occasion was
the celebration OF tina. twenty-flfth Rn-
nIversary OF the conversion OF the
churrh'S pastor. Rev. Dr.. a. d. Itlker.
In the course OF the services DR.. Hlker
gave three five minute talks. under the
following topics: Early Religious
Impressions and Convictions" "Ac-
count OF my Conversion" and Special
blessings"
one. OF the features OF the services
was the fine musical programme pre-
TaNcd by the chol. director, Mr.. r. r. Bull
lard This feature drew the presence OF
many music loving people OF the city.
All expressed themselves as delighted
with the work OF the choir. which Is one
OF the most superb organizations in the
Ohio valley. Every number was given
in faultiess style and for this reason II
Is difficult TO single out any one for
special mention. II any was more pleas
Ing than another 1t was the anthem.
Father. Keep US In Thy Care" ar
ranged from Sir Arthur Sulllyap's IA
nous Lost Chord"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
VERY SATISFACTORY
Is The Showing Made by ths Wheeling
Railway company-The Annual Meet


Railway Company-Tho Annual Meet
ing.
The stockholders OF the wheeling
Railway Company held their annual
meeting on Saturday afternoon at the
company's Office ON Main street. and
elected tho following bourd OF directors.
viz: Mcssrs. William NJ. ErHkine and
p D. Dobblns.o of Wheeling; W. II. HnZ-
card and u. ". Moore. OF Cleveland;
A. NJ. jolly. OF Beaver Falls, Pn,. anu
]. ]. Muir. OF Cincinnati.
The financial statement Showed q
most encournEinE Improvement Ia TIM
company'S business over the previous
year, and 1896, thus far, In showing stu
BETTER II Ia expected that regular
quarterly dividends OF say j per cert
quarterly will be inuuEurnted this yenr,
commencing possibly In April next. The
company earned per cent in '95. OF
which . per cent was paid TO the stoclt-
holders and the balance absorbed IN
betterInenis.
The Citizens Railway Company held
their meeting Immediately upon the al,
tournament of the other company ana
reelected their old board, viz: William
NJ. ErslIIne, L. Il. Sands, p. B: Dob.
bins, II. S. Irwin and w. A. Shirley. hr:
ErsltIne IL continued as president and
Mr.. Shirley as secretary. The Citizens
being leased company to the Wheel
ing Railway Company. had, of course,
no financial report to submit.
The Wheeling Railway Company d.
rcctors organized by the election OF the
following officers: President. w. w.
Hazard, OF Cleveland: p. r. Dobblns.
OF Wheeling. vice president; W. a. shir--
ley, OF Wheeling. secretary and treas
urer; W. s. Wright. general manager;
n. Lotus. superintendent.
Mr.. LOTUS has been with the
Cttizens' Railway for more than q
quarter OF century and Is recognized
as the right man In the right place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
AN IMPROVED OHIO.
The Coming Visit of the Rivers
and Harbors Committee.
THE STATESMEN SHOULD COME
This Week or Next and Sec the River
During Run OF Coal TO the south-m-
tepest In tho Visit or the Congressional
Committee Is General = Congressman
nromweir. views-coai Run will start
from Pittsburgh To-day.

Congressman i. u. Dovener. of ,tllls
district, viii be IN Wheeling tomorrow
and Will confer with the wheeling
chamber OF commerce committee oil
river Improvement relative to the date
of the committees visit OF inspection
along the Ohio river from Pittsburgh,
10 Wheeling and possibly on down to
Parkersburg or even to Cincinnati on
the magnificent new packet Virginia, of
The Pittsburgh and Cincinnati line.
The people Of the various river COM
munities ure already showing O decl-
ded interest In tho coming visit OF tho
congressional committee, and there In
no doubt that the tnip Will be extended
81 the committee has the time to so to
Cincinnati. The SlStersvllle people are
anxious that the boat shall stop at thr-
greatest oil field In America.
fit is possible the committee should.
Say the rivermen, schedule their visit
for an early date. II the committee
could come out the latter part OF thin
week or the early part OF next week.
the mombers would see the Ohio ut u
time when Its great Importance IN II
commercial waterway would be DEMON
strated as Il Is demonstrated only six
or eight times year-during run OF
coal TO the south from Pittsburgh.
Next to Captain Dovener. OF the rlv-
ers and harbors committee OF the house.
the river has probably no more eiTlht-
slashc friend In Congress than Con-
gresham Bromwell. OF Cincinnati. who
says:
Ishall do all in my power to get Con-
gress to give liberal appropriation for
the Improvement OF the Ohio river.
have made study of this question and
know how beneficial these improve
ments would be to the river interests.
II Is my Idea to ask for m appropria-
.tlon OF about S3,OOO.O0O OF the present
Congress. 100000 OF which would DO
sufficient to carry on for years the
building OF four additional dams below
Pittsburgh, which would take care OF
the river as far down us the mouth OF
the Kanawha river. These dams would
enable the coal fleets to be distributed
with much better effect. and wlrTn the
river rises they would be the means nt
reducing the number OF wrecks, WaIlch
are Increasing so rapidly each season.
The surplus water from the last dam
chuld be released. which would give I'm
impetus TO the fleet.
Another S9.OOO,000 appropriation
could be asked from the next Congress
aud the worl; OF improving the Ohio
river could be completed. The Si,OO0.0O0
balance OF the first appropriation could
DO used alvnntaGeously in making the
various lesser improvements, such as
the building Of likes. for which the
small sum OF s25O.O0O IL now approprla-
ted"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
coMM1ssIoNER,s SALE.
SALE.

By virtue ora decree Of the Circuit Court Of
NAnhhll county, West Virginia. entered on The
18th day OF October. 1885. in ChaRceFy Oads:
Book No. 8 page 81. In a chaucery cause ihese.a
pending. InwhiCh'.the State OF West Nirsir!a 4
plaintiff aud Neil Qnlnn and Others are defeat
ants, the undersigned. who were by the said de-
cree appointed special commissioners toS zoe
purpose will otter for sale at public auction -
the highest aud best bidder, gt the front Of ihs
Clty Building. In the city Of Benwood. Ml:sAi-
county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, Tux 2STH nay or DECEMBER 80
beginning at ? O'Clock p. m, Of that dAr, tas
following described rual estate. situate in !ae
city Of Bcpuood. MARSHALL county. West VI
ginin. that Is u say: Lot No. 70, IN Schads Ihil
Amended Addition TO the said city Of BelWc1i
being the propetty conveyed by The Samlr
bach Brewing Company TO said Neil Quina .!
deed dated April a, 1891. and now OF record "
the mice of the Clerk Of the COUNT CouH o.
Marshall county, In Deed Book No 81 mage isL
Also the undivided lwoScvOnihS OF pari o. :
tract OF land in Union district, In said ,oanH
and state. known rs the Crangle aud tltal5s
lot; aud king Immediately south Of R1ein'oa
addition TO B0uWOod. and north Of the BsnWo'1
Iron Works Rolling NH property. aud boundSd
and described a. follows; Beginning at SAKE
on the caStorly side OF n SiKtT.toot Roadway ana
30 feet SouihEardly from the Intersection Of We
oasterlv side Of second street with the south i.ae
Of Robinson addition: thence with the eGS'e''I
side Of said Slxty.fooI roadway sonthWGrdy tll
at right ANGLES with the south line Of said hob
insonk addition titty ieOt to stake: thence ~
right angles from said slEty.foot ROADWAY. pa
Allel with said south line OF said RObinSoaN az
diiiOu ninety.threc feet 10 the westerly sd, "
SiNIcen.ioot roadway. and with said SIDE OF ~ ~.
sIXtcen.fOot roadway northwArdly and paT,lH
with said sixty loot ROADWAY llty feet toa GaAe'
thence westWnrlly and parallel with said ,el.I
line Of said RohinSou's addition nlnety'ihEee
feet 10 the beginning.
money, and As much more thereof aS The pltI
chaser shall elect to pay in cash on the dar o.
snlc and the residue thereof payable in iWoequA
from the day OF sale with Interest from that GAY
the purchaser giving his notes foI the deleliSsSS
payments, bearing interest A. aforesaid, VIZ
personal security thereon satisfactory 70 ~
special commissioners, and the titlc 10 be iea.n.
cd until payment In full otsnid purchase m0ne'
and interest TT PARSONS.
GEO. n CALDWELL.
Special Commissioners
thereby certify that George n Caldwell ana
T. J. Parsons, tho above named special coHhnI'
SiOnen, have given bond and security A. reQnliei!
by the court and by law, aud the said BOND ha'
security have been approved by ne
LEROY L. STlpGER,
ClOrk Of tho Circuit Court OF Marshall coanS'
W. va w."
Tho above salO IL adjourned until SAIl "
DAY, FEBRUARY s. 1870. nj the same hoaf ina
GEO. II Caldwell,
dc9i jnl5. ieLS Special CommSstonctS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
D. R, BRoooKs's FUNERAL.
Ills Remains Laid to Rest Saturday Af,er-
moon with Masonic Honors.

The funeral of the late d. II. Brooks
took place Saturday afternoon. The
Interment was at Greenwood cemetery
and the attendance was unusually
large. cyrene commandery, *. r.. and
Nelson lodge A. +. & A. NJ. were pres
ent In body and had charge OF OF the
obsequies. Rev. DR.. Rlker OBLIGATED,
while Rev. DR.. Swope assisted as pre-
late OF the commandery. Both pro-
nounced brief eulogies on the deceased.
At the grave side the Knights very I'M
pressIve services were carried out. The
palIbearers were Messrs. John A. Zorn.
T. C. Stevenson. A. T. Hupp, s. Water
house j. MoCahon and Conrad Hirsch.
The paradlng line OF knights was In
charge OF Eminent Commander Peter
Boyd, and among the many in the
ranks were Eminent Sir John Rlheldaf-
fer, deputy grand commander, and En-
Inent Sir John a. Zorn, grand captain
general. Many friends and relatives OF
the dead man from abroad were pres
ert,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27

Saturday night the police raided the
house OF Kitty Lee, on Main street. and
arrested her, eleven other women. and
seven men, nineteen In all. The crap
den OF George Cooper. on Eleventh
street, was also visited and the proprl-
etor and three men arrested. OfTicer
Knabe arrested n plain drunk and on
Ger McGce ran In Sarah Watkins on a
charge OF being out after rlshtfnll FOR
improper purposes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27

Between the ColcraIn field, in Bel
mont county. and Mount Pleasant, JEFF
fersOn county. the Ohio OH Company
has completed n wildcat on the Hill
farm that Is n rank buster.
on Middle Island creek. Tyler county,
and northwest OF the Dye Brooks de-
.velopment, McFadden 4 Co.'s well on
the Morris farm is reported showing
some oil. The well was drilled In last
month, and, as a salt well producer, 1t
was q gusher to O very successful de-
gree. The owners now think they will
have IN oil producer OF some value II
the brIny fluid can be exhausted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
We Want this last week in
we Wv dlll January to equal
the phenomenal business OF the prcced-
Ing weeks. Read our "ad" and net.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK a. co.


on and after Sunday. January 20.
1896, tho Columbus & Chicago express,
with Pullman sleeper for Chicago will
leave Wheeling Mt 3:i5 y. m. daily, and
Will arrive Mt Wheeling at 1910 y. m.
Tho ZnnrSvlllc accommodation viii
leave Wheeling daily. except Sunday,
at 1910 y. m. and Will arrive at Wheel
ing at 1876 a. M. mo other chnnEes,"
]. \. LANE, q, Pr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
Tn. "plrrlrh Irrn,.nl.,r nn,.

Friday evening Eoodly portion OF
iilG Club with the unique name, the
"Plcldr1 Brownlcs," went up the river
80 near Wilson'S station. and had n
dance and an all round good time, talk
Ing mitIc with them from town. They
were reinforced by several from TIltOn-
vile and there were about thirty coup
les In all. They had a "bnng-up" time,
no the boys report, coming down on the
Ga. IN. train Saturday aud bearing evil
dence OF thc soppy nature Of the soil
in that section. j. Mac wns master OF
ceremonies and kept the crowd wide
nE-lkc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27

SOOTHING. healing, cleansing, De-
Wits Witch Hazel sRlve is the enemy
TO sores. wounds and piles, which IL
never rails to cure. Stops Itching and
burning cures chapped lips and cold
sores In two or three hours. Logan X
Co. Wheeling, w. Va. r. r. Peabody.
B"nwood. and Bowie & Co., bridgeport
o. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
REAL ESTATE.
TO IEH

Modern offices in New ExchlHra n,.,
Building. lag
Store room and dwelling Ilaa AIs.rg.
Store room and dwelling 30 lig.r r.
Store room and dwelling glli M.g Il
a-roonrl dwelling . e!Et %"
S-roomed dwelling NationaI R1.! "a.
minutes from city on motor iu. ~
rooms 1875 Main ST.
S-roomed dwelling, furnished AZ
7-roomed dwelling 2 South p,aa $.
G-roOmcd dwelling say TwcIug S
6-roomed dwelling l5G SiXto,ntf st.
G-roomed dwelling n Maryland 81
G-roomed dwelling - SoIth Fr.t g,
6-roomed dwelling 900 MarEu
6-roomed dwelling cor. Fink and .1.. 81.
b-roomed dwelling 2JQi Woo s. 's.
5-roomed dwelling 10 South W.|..t. e..
4-roomed dwelling 1881 Wood 81 O
l-roomed dwelling ING Wood ST..
rooms 1894 Market St.
2 rooms &c Twsnty-nIth St.
: Money to Loan on City PToprftg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-27
SMITH & DICKINSON
For SaIe--BargainsI

Lcatherwood residence. seven roo,,,
three attic rooms, hall, bath f,rrrg,''''
natural gas; lot J0X2jQ; hnndy 10 f,1,1.
station; hot and cold water Pyss.s.is,
April ], 1885,
No. 1855 Virginia street. house NJ H..
rooms: lot 31Hl2O Price Jg.icl "'1
80. Gis National Road, six rooms PET.
$l,JJ1 Large lot.
Store room and four living rooms cor,,.
OF Maryland and York streets Price 81 I.
building lots at reduced prices. On a.,
terms. all parts II the city
Money TO loan on real estate gecIrirv
ROLE GO ZANE
jalG 30 Fourteenth Strcr.