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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-25
ST. LOUIS MGEsETs

s. louis. June eI--Etsce pfs-I'.0iIr. r.
90. 3 q tat. Du1H. CJru. hoo. oats. - t.s9
Shipmrs ts--E'lOur, 100. ~hsat. s,esf. cora.
l6.V". oats. s2sN
FIlur-i uchaUEssl.
IL wheat-At ~. o-eu.ng the market weat
OF fraction on free selling All the
condftlons continued boartsa AMI the mar
ke- ruled We1A. closing under yesterday
FOR futures. spot hpesr. No. vcli. casA
elevator 5Fac hid. Juiy, "a IS. AuEEai.
$40. Septemher. 6,t.c biA
Csrn-t1lturcs trading lfEht. bet ns there
was more Tor sale than y a. NsEtHi pf.era
e-lsed OF and cl1es-d lower cape ally seq
tamb~r Epos easier. No. uiHef. rsah
Easc. July arc asked Septeuafer. 30
cats-E'uturrs W@<S aud l1Ner NitA a
p-sslIre 20 sri. but 40 oe7nanL sl-ok
dun. No :. cash iGa.c bli. July. - asscd.
Auxust. IEise. september. - 70 aske4
Rye asflet elevator.
Eariry--ss Oru3ulL
Caflle-F.eoelpt z7ts. active. steady.
native steers. 9 7Fff1 = dressed bsef and
butcher steers 42z,s.fz.48. ratiye cows ard
go Esre-T..zsel5iS. 7go. r. lower. ugat.
8 1sas.40. m1Eed. S5eg03-se Asasy. $40
sa.sp-Recei2.s. 400 s,ronz. NATIVES,
Irsr-,5tez3y. satahia $50 track 81 ~.
FlanEseli-1.ss. nom : al
T.-no.hy rasi-f'rtu1e. 81 20
Hay-F'siriy active. pra4r-s. rev E0a
Hutter-cguies. creamery. 1HQ1s-. dairy.
su1r.
Faxs-sS.esFv. T.
Wssstyr-ElEl
cotton t..s anF taEgink -rrrr bar -.
Perk-f5r-fsT. Efassf3sr1 rasas. igbainS.
8 rE+fr7 -
a.zr1-S teaty. pine. z -. chnice, = p
aTEca---f58ou asrrF f5-GNaeI an4 Acnzs.
3 3 rrt= . -, ahe-fa. q -
Dry salt M afs--sssou alsrH. fhsoInll = =.
forrz. = ST.. rfl.s. = - Shorts. Efza
Cstr1n-ffaief- - sai~s rnlorfe3i MI
srar. he. racescfa. - haisss 50 Eras 81 -
~ ~f1,cJ = "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-25
Old Poodle.

Old people who require medicine 70
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy IN Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky nor other intoxi-
cant, but acts as a tonic and Alternative
II acts mildly on the stomach and
bowels, adding strength and giving
tone TO the organs, thereby aiding
Nature in the performance Of the func-
tons. Electric Bitters Is an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion. Old PeO-
pie find il just exactly what they need.
Price fifty cents and 800 per bottle at
Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32s N
Main St, and G. Behring's drug store,
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Wells Circle OF Kings Daughters
VIII meet this afternoon az O'Clock
with Miss Helen Fisher on North WIch-
its street
Special Communication OF Albert Pike
lodge No 303. A. F & A NJ. Thursday
evening. June =. a. o'clock Work
II the third degree Visitors welcome
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Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF Junction
City, H., was told by her doctors she
had consumption and that there was no
hope for her, but two bottles ot Dr.
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved her life.
Mr.. Thos. Eggers. 139 Florida ST. San
Francisco. suffered from a dreadful
cold. approaching Consumption, tried
without result everything else then
bought one bottle OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery and in two weeks was cured
He IS naturally thankful II is such
results Of which these are samples.
that prove the wonderful efficacy OF
this medicine in Coughs ard Colds
Free trial bottles az Geo. Van Werden's
Pharmacy. 32s -. Main St. and c..
Behring's drug store. northest corner
Topeka and Douglas avenues Regular
SIZE S0c and 81 o.
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KANSAS CRY MARKETS

Kansas CITY. June f.-Whest-Wcak;
No. hard. 81. No. ~ -. No. : red.
90. spring. Giizc
Corn-No ? mixed. 2,isc. No. white.
Gq4zc-
grtts-S2teady. unchanged
Butter-Steady. creamery. l2Il3c. dairy.
10fiaer.
Egg7s-Wcak re.
Cattie-ftecei pts. &5n0. Shipments go.
strong. Ito higher. beef steers. - lef4 s. /.
native COWS. 8 81 SO. sto-kcrN and feed
ers s. Sfi2 g.
HoE-Receipts. 1e.5c'. shipments. zae9.
strong 81 htgler. heaves s--,ssLff.ios mix
s.f 8 g05c -. lights. g. issi11
She Receipts & 81. shipments 80.
stronger. lambs. GOO 5.25. mutf0as. s. 90
z %
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WON IN THE NINTH
DUFFY STARTS THE BALL ROLLING
FOR THE BOSTONS.

Henderson Does Some Highly Original
Umpirin<. From Which the BrOoklyns
suffer Worst-BroWns Also Save Them
selves in the Last Inning by Stroke in
Which the Left Field Fence Figures
In the Game at Cleveland Burkett
Couats His Rundredth Basehit of rhe
seasOn-Western Games.
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POETPONFD
NHAr nE FotNp OLE

Lon Kodinr eui5 the Big Convention 10
Issrn 81 81. I-on.s- storm.
Lon Holding. while IN s.. Louis. found
tine 70 follow the track Of the storm
ana learned from many eye witnesses
The manner Of the formation OF the
twist T and its physical S>atures. etc
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NEW ORLEANS MAEKETs

New Orleans. June - --C0tt7n--Q1iet.
,lidding 1916; Iow niGdLng -. good
Ordinary "a; receipts LIZ. exports
coaStHlse z.sS9; sales 900: Stock sg,1ss
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Receipts-Cattle. 1906; hogs 500:
sheep. 1900
Chicago. juno gT-Buiter-Stcady. datTy.
iOesI4isc. creamery. llfflF.-
E,zgs-E'Irrn. fresh stsGiuisc
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
AT TIE ArDTTORIUM.

The CSrite-ion Dramatic company
presented Polly and l." 10 a large AID
app-ecistive sUdfeace ~ ire AueFori-
I'm last night SD Tols- IN The lead
ing roe was prime <avorfte aud he
Esas wei supported by the other r1erl-
bers- TIE sp@calues Of Mr.. T0Ier. Ed
and Edith Bowers and Alr. Baldwin
were highly sPpiaglded By al
Benefit . sid -ToIe- in East Ly-1
VIII be given tonight ard II you want
a seat So - & that you sec1rs them
early Tonight Eiu - Ire night % Ire
engag eDez- You cant AFFORD 70 miss
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CHICAaO MAKKTI,

Furnished By = L BoSTIC-K- Conn q.
sion Merchant, rpz5Els ~ al -. o. 81 kaa-
"a Narla-aI hark
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Western ASSOCIATION Games.


Peoria. June 24.-First game. Score:
Il II E
Peoria ........O3O @sl2 s
Rockford .....2 0I0OO-7 .
Second gama Score:
r H z
Peoria ........21 4OOO-7I2 5
Rockford .....-..1 > 4-1S IS .
6as,er5es: Souders and SeisIer: Ho--
tll and Snyder
- Joseph. June 2A-Scooe:
T H =
3. Joseph 40 ; 013--l2 Is
Burlington ...-0 > 001O2 o-6u 5
Batteries: Coibora and Ward: Me-
h1Fy and War5
Des Moines, June 24.-Score:
Il II Z
Des Mcinss ...0o2 21O1o-6 >
Quincy .......2 0 0 90 20
Batteries Andrews and Lehman:
l4atarop and Quinn.
Dubuque. June 24-No game; rain.
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BEANEATERs s; BRIDEGROOMs l.

GEANEATERS s; BRIDEGROOIS Z.
Boston, June 24.--BostOn won today's
game by good hitting in the ninth in
aing. With brooklyn two runs ahead,
Duffy knocked the hall over the left
feId fence for a home run, bringing in
Tucker and tieing the score. Tenny
made a hit, sending Lowe home and
winning tie game. The umpiring Of
Henderson was unsatisfactory. Brook
lyn suffering the most Griffin was
called out at third when he was clearly
SAFE Attendance 900. Score:
RHE
Boston o.. .....oO3 10000 S-815 I
Brooklyn o.. 90 213 0 / Z 10
Batteries: Boston-Nichols and Ten
ny; BrookIyn-Daub and Grim Earn
ID runs-Boston :; Brooklyn 4. Two
hase hits-BannOn, Hamilton. Home
f-ins-Lons. Grim, Griffin. Duffy.
Stolen bas5s-Duffy. Lowe. First on
5alls-By Nichols 3; by Daub 4. Struck
3ut-By- Nichols .; by Daub 8. Double
piays-LOng and Tucker. Wild pitches
Nichols ,; Daub l Hit by pitched
ball-Grlm, Tenney. Umpire-Hender-
son.
BROWS 4: COLONIES ;.
Louisville. Ky. June 24-Testerday's
postponed ganse was Played of today,
the Browns winning out in the ninth
inning Tom Parrot drove in the win
ring run with a home run 10 the left
field fence. Attendance 1000. Score:
RHE
Louisville .....o0OoO3O u.
ST. Louis e.. 100000 2-413 ..
Batsries: Louisvilla-HiH and Warn
e.; 81. tenstein and Murphy.
Earned runs-St Louis 8. First or balls
or Hi >; off Breitenste.n >. Struck
ort-By HUI (; by Breiten stein (. Home
rUn-Parrott. Three base hits-Mc-
Cusery, Murphy. stolen bases-Eustace.
Clarke, CIingman >; O'Brien. Umpire
Sheridan.
SPIDERS 10; PIRATES 5.
Cleveland. O, June 24-The Cleve-
lands 0uttatted the Pirates today, hit
ting ffughey hard and often. Burkett
n De his one hundredth base hit for
tbs season. Attendance 5000. Score:
RHEI
Cleveland .....11104OO3 30 y p
Pittsburg o.. % 900 5000 Is 8
Batteries: Decentralization and
C'CCnuor. ittsburg-HUghey and
Merritt Earned runs-Cleveland s;
f-.LLSt4l2 s. I-lSl gd>5 on Dt4leT--OLL
Wilson 4; OF HuShey 6. Struck out--By
Wilson ?; by HHghey 3. Three base hits |
Mexican. Two base hitsh-McKean; |
O'Ccnnor Stolen bases-Childs 2 |
Double pIays-TebeaG. Mexican and |
Wilson; Stoned and Bierbauer Hit by I
Y;-c1er-By Wilson L Wild pitch /
Hughey I. Umpire sidman-
REDS 4: COLTS >
Chicago, June 24-The Reds won q 1
ifsiess game toby. the last Of the ,
series. on cosby. errors and reckless base /
running on the part Of the locals. At /
tendance 2,100. Score:
RHE
Chicago =. 30 O0110o o. > I3 ; /
Cincinnati e. % 0 > 0 0 l. 4 10 ! !
Batteries: Chicsgo--Terry and Dono- !
hue, kittre6Ee; Observation-Disclosures 4
and Vaughn. Earned runs--Chlca go .: /
Cincinnati l. Two base hIts--Ans0n, /
Smith. Vaughn. Hoy. Three base hits
Eyerftt. Prefer, Vaughn. stolen bases
Smith, AfcPhee. Ewing. Struck 4
Terry 3; by Foreman l. Base on
balls--OH Terry !: of Foreman , Hit
by pitched baE-Donohue, TRULY. I'm
POSTPONED.
Philadelphia. June 24--Balumore-
game postponed on &C
count Of rain
New York. June 2f--NeW York-YVash-
ins-on game postponed on account OF
rain.
Wez-er.,
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Ms. J. J Arnold let YESTERDAY FOR
knoEn auctsooesr agp-are5 on The scresz
last night VIII one finger cd Up which
ne had CIT and huge Blister o. rs
o-1er hand witch IL burned While rry-
srg % turn q fsp-5slcS- Re SEore thai
~ was 1crA hzachsng and he zsvs=
appreciated hcusekesqe- a. 1ssSoh q
n TIRE pSSI Is IL dos uo<. He sss5
h-s heart Vas ursTfoT1rS Ezsa gra.s-
-u5e bScsGse Gc3 had not made ax-n a
Cir! a. b knew - Eogsd - bli-G lat
and lana = - h23 10 Iez-n 20 Be z cock
TEuE happiness ne'e- catered az ere;
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s-rx2sTrzzgzs Er7, far 90 -ess ssrr
= saS2sNs - Crz-s ts@s@z. In ~. -
s~r-A
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WFsfrrn Ilesgue Games.

Indianapolis. Ind, June 24.-Score:
& II E
Indianapolis 20 420o6O2 SIS s
Grand Rapids-o 02OOa1@5 6
Batte-ies-Davis, Buckley and Wood:
Parker and Smink.
POSTPONED.
Minneapolis. MINI. June s4-NT;,ne
apolis-kansas City game postponed.
rain.
s. PAU. MINI. June 24-Sc Paul
Milwaukee game postponed: rain.
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TRCE happiness re'e- entered az ere:
tr-s EzqPlzesF resscsss n lhinzs uzsees-
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CENTERS IN SUGAR
MORE THAN HALF TIE DEALINGS
ARE Ii THAT PROPERTY.

Movement Therein Excessively Erratie-
Brokers Acting for Insiders Busy Bay
Ing and Seiling-After Numerous Wide
Fluctuations IL Closes Seven-Efghths
Per Cent Down on the Day-General
Market Opens Higher on Foreign L.
n.enees, Is smitten Amidshfps by Sugar.
Rallies and Closes strons-BondS
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Phila delphis. June cA-Baltlmore-
PhEadelphta game postponed on &C
count Of rain.
New York. June 2f--Nev Wash
inE.0n game postponed on account OF
rain
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WICHITA MAKKErs

w.e1lta. Jsrs a
HOES.
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NOTES oF TIE CONVENTION

Senator Morgan CT Chase county Is
here Ia thinks afcK 5u,ay ~ carr
ths s-zSs 5y So.ego plurality
Only tao men went - s3sep during
Ire momSztoCs rou call q me coavez-
tioa and They were JZu-4s Lawrence
and ". z. S2scAzzi % wellington.
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New York. June 24.-Flour-Receipts
y. 100 barrels; exports 4,57s barrels. Tn
changed bith in demand and values:
buyeds want few and easily satisfied.
Southern -four steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-18
FAIRM0NT NEWS NOTES.

Special to the Register.
Fairmont, w. Va, November H.
It was generally understood ,Aac ,na
Republicans would have no 'tnuse
here. but this morning we hear rumors
of one next Friday night. The young
men of the party have been eager LOT d
celebration ever since Mckinney was
elected. but the wiser ones nave Cd
iected. owing to a lack OF funds. eS-
terdav petitions for money we're CIR
culated and Democrats were even ask
ed to sign them.
A child of Jno Timms. who lives near
here. died yesterday Of typhoid fever
There are several cases reported IN
this vicinity. u;-
Several of the young people or TINS
Mace and Palatine left yesterday iol
Clarksburg. where they Will attend the
Christian Endeavor convention.
An effort is being made 10 enlarse
the CORPORATION limits OF FalrmonI 81
we can secure a city charter. Inc
nronosition will be voted on on DeceIn-
her ;. The new plan will increase, the
limits cutie considerably and Will III
crease our population also.
Rion II. Butler writes up this place
in Yesterdays Pittsburg Times anu
avs the people are afraid to get drunk
Iost thew fail off of some of the Yari-
Gus hills. 90, Ito With
those of Warrington Morgan'oW,nl anu anu
Clarksburg in dance at Inis pl"0e Oi
Thanksgiving eve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

- 10y virtue Of the deed Of trust made. D.
carr martin and Augusta Martfu f..y-F
70 the Undersigned trustee. barring 49,.
the SISt DAY or January. A. u. 1871 srf -
CcIued IN the office OF the CIark ny -
county Court for Ohio county Sts- .
W est virginia. jon deed of trust hook ~.
81, page = ne said trustee will on
pa I MA The list DAY OF 81.
NEMBER. A. d. 1895
CoiiLieHclHs AZ lO o'clock "a. H.. Dr0caaF 81,
sen a. PLol' auction. az the front 49,
OF tne Court House OF said Ohio conn
IN the city OF Nleeline EC.-f Vira...
the following described pr0u.rfy t6st
10 say: part Of lot numbered fIu a.
IN square numbered ten ll u Suri-a s-
Rltchle addition TO the city of Nf"elir,
ONO county. West Virginia. the said ns'
being a portion off the southern portion .
SAID lot having a front of fifteen Ca B.,
and running back through tue said l-
even width, together with she Il-- d
place on other portion OF the sad t
suitable Watersp0ut for Ire use q.
mouse now on or any house her-af--
erected on the portion of the said 10, .e--
by conveyed.
Terms Of Sale-Cash or one-th.rI OF q,
purchase money cash. oue-th.rI te--,
with interest in one year and the res...
Thereon with interest in two years tt-
the DAY OF sale. the purchaser to sr. "A
notes, with security TO be- approved by o.
trustee, for the deferred payments "a.
the legal title Will be retained as ,lr,la
security until all the purchase money
paid In full.
JOHN O. PENDLETON, Trustee
L. +. Stifel Attorney. o,-id
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-18
NOTABLE IMPROVEMENTS
In the Industrial Business situation In ana
About thar,Cston-The Usual Fost-EIee-
zion Bettcrmrut-


In the Industrial Business situation IN ana
AboC5 Char,oston-The Osu@' Fost- '-ie'-
Jiou Bettermen1-
Special to the Register.
CHAi,LLSIV W. '-'' NV ei'ioe'
There are prospects of @ arse increase
OF business in ain lines i'm and about Char-
lesion There is always backwardness
iu business for several months prior 10
National election. and The election just
uas..G was not am exception TO the gem
srai rule. However. business In this city
and The Kauwha valley has Jared much
better tha YEAR than some other parts
of tn. country. our lumber mills and
r-rl mines have am been running with
more or less regularity since early in the
season The markets for the products of
rt. mills and mines are growing better
every fav. and a great deal OF surplus
stool, viii DID, DISPOSED Of Within thc next
few months.
Among the new enterprises which have
recently been established is the Beatty
l.mber factory. at Globe. on the New
river Tni. firm viii employ several hum
dred mer and win operate on a large
scale
The Rgcloavc Cart Factory. of West
Charleston which discontinued the man
uf.crgre of vehicles last year viii es-
tlbuss n LARGE cracker bakery which will
Give ar,oioyr-ent 90 some two or three
hundred men.
nm. r..-l..hr Wooden Mills which shut
down before the election. has resumed
operations. and the company reports
great many or,aers ahead for the future
delivery OF goods.
The mining business on the line OF the
West Virginia Southern Railroad Is In
the course of % rapid development. oe'
eral new mines nave oeeh ope"eu' an"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-18
ACCIDENTS TO VESSELS.

New York. November 1.-THE White
Star line freight steamer laurie outward
bound. is reported to be aground on the
South Side of Gedney Channel. The
weather is calm. and there is little pro-
liability of serious results.
The steamer Mobile, which reached port
early to-day reports that yesterday she
passed the anchor liner Anchoria. from
Glasgow TO New York anchored in lati-
tude 1910. longitude 1883. The Anchoria
had broken her shaft early Sunday morn
ing. which necessitated laying until n
duplicate shaft which she carried. should
Toe placed in position. There was no un-
ecsiness among the Anchoria's passen-
gers. which numbered 121, beyond that oc-
casioned by a possible delay Of As hours in
reaching their destination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-18
AN EPISODE.

Darlington. o. November IS.
To the Editor of the Register.
Sir: And, did they paint or red?
Oh, yes-nit.
The Democrats got the he, ha, ha,
and the Republicans the wild, white
face. The big end of Monroe's E. o p.
numbering at least one hundred and
three men and boys, wobbied into line
with a Mother Hubbard undivided SKIRT
attachment, reinforced by a would-De
band and a blind mule team, which
drew with much heaviness of breath
and redness of face, not less than seven
dollars and four cents worth OF fire
works. at wholesale price.
On his throne-a soap nOx-sat or
stood the king of fire-eating, red paint
artists. Fizz-b bang, What. a rocket?
Yes. And did it streak the heavens
with a glorious tail of fire? Oh, no, 1t
kicked with a double-back action right
into the rockets. candles and red fire,
and with a whoop, from the wagon
tumbled the artist with more speed
than grace. amid a whir, z-z-zip, ZIP,
zip of dazzling, fire-tongued candles and
deadly long-legged rockets.
The band played on. The clock
struck ten. The mules kicked hard,
and there sat the driver, big siX-foot-
err in his sisters morning wrapper, be-
ieweled by millions of sparks OF var
iOus hues.
The mules made a dive for barber
shop. but were showed off by the ladies
congregated there. And they-the
mules-danced a fan-tan skirt jig in
the middle of the square. while the
rockets played tag with the feinting'
half-crazed crowd. And to the rescue
of the fame-wrepped driver went, not
the brave Republican howlers, but two
little. meak. Democrats. The marks to
tell the tale of woe are a half-burned
wagon. two sore-back mules, dozen
blisted fingers, a pile of water-soaked
fireworks that worked not wisely, but
too well. SO ended the parade that
started in a blaze of glory intended,
in a fizZle. SHAhbh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-18
AFTER BAD MAN.

Police Expect Finally to Get the Drop on
Him on Account of one OF His Love
Affairs.
Kansas city. November 17.-Henry. alias
flank Jackson. noted crook who is
wanted hy the police of Cleveland. Ohio.
for kurz Police Sergeant Skeehan. Of
that city, is believed 20 be i'm or near Kan
sas City.
Jackson IS known 70 be a desperate man
and would undoubtedly fight for his life
ir corner.l bv officers. IL is believed that
DE is at the head of am organized band Of
crooks ana the police expect 20 eventually
trace him bv means OF % woman with
whom he spends creat deal of his time.
The gue-ed murderer. highwayman and
bank burglar IS thirty years old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-18
HOUSES AID LOTS FOR SALE

~ shares Wheeling BJdge Company
a good investment brner IWe.i.a AMI
Eoft streets.
NO. 21lg EOFF STREET, brick housi
lot IS feet front, rent for So per month. ~
$3C0n
NOS. 9n9 and 2C21 MAIN STREET
story brick with storerooms and Il roo-i
above.
one MORE LOT IN WOODsDALE
House Of rooms and ~ acres grouLl )
country, either for sale or .ent
A fine RESIDENCE In Pleasant Na.V
The BLOCH PROPERTY on North AA'
street. "
A very desira bic RESIDENCE on VI
glnia street. all modern conyer!sncta
Price low
40. I21 FOURTEENTH STREET t-'H
NO. 2212 CHAPLINE STREE Dfsa
brick dwelling, modern.
D ACRES OF COAL north OF Tc9 dllL
LOT 30Xl08 on Thirteenth street
THREE LOTS. each 90Xl3O seet m No
northeast corner OF Wabash and ILdAia
streets, Island. VIII sell cheap.
MONEY TO LOAN
GlSpHAPT & TATUh, City Ban, BlIlN
Telephone 2l9. Room no. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-18
MARIETTA.

Marietta O.. November 17.-Mrs. y.
IT Cray left Marietta Monday tor
Fran1zIin Mass. where she Will ION
ber husband and reside permanently
News was received Monday OF the
death at Tin Cup. Col, of Mr.. Nathan
Fowcett- several years ago a prominent
citizen of Marietta, and the Ia'her ~, "
Mrs. C. r. Hovey, OF Third street Nc
was y years OF age. ,,r,.-
Invitations have been Issued Oy MIS-
Daniel Kelley for a card party 10 De
given at her home Friday evening III
honor of her sister, Miss Mime Nelson
of Pennsylvania. ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Woodbridge
entertained a small party OF friends
Monday evening in honor OF Mrs.
Sands. Of Parkersburg. who is the guest
of Mrs. Miriam LOOMS.
Mr.. J. II. Uhl and family, of VIII
Jamestown. ". Va. left over the u. d ..
road Tuesday morning for Hutchinson
Kas.
Miss Fife Evans. of Paris, France,
arrived in the city Monday evening
and is the guest Of Mrs. James Greet
man.
Mr.. Charles Taylor and Miss Laura
Van Metre. a young couple from Park
ersburg. were married in this city on
Monday. The bride was handsome
young miss of only sixteen years, but
the consent OF her parents was OBJ
tanned
The following announcement receiv-
ed by the friends of Mr.. Frank Robin
son explains itself: Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gill Clark announce the marriage Of
their daughter. Mary Eudora. to Mr..
Francis Arthur Robinson, Wednesday,
November nth, 1895. Washington, Pa.
At home after December LIST, 426 Sec
ond street. Marietta, O.
Mrs. J. F. Wagner has returned home
to Beverly. after a pleasant visit with
friends in this city.
Sheriff W. p DYE is now in Hunting
ton. Ark. with the reQuisition papers
necessary TO bring back 10 Ohio Everett
Barker Of ParkersburS. who was in
dicte here for stealing a bicycle and
subsequently broke jail.
Miss Lou Hardy is spending the win
ter in Chicago.
Mrs. G.. A Baxter. Of Wheeling, ".
Va. is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Wn. 7. Schauffer.