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The morning times., 1896-11-15
Schooner on Fire.

Arichat, {. B., Nov. 14.-The Lunenberg
schooner Kezia, Capt. LaHdry, with a cargo
Of coal. bound from Cape Breton for Hal
flax, caught fire Of Cape Canso last night
and was beached at Charlotte Island The
crew were saved, but the vessel will prob
ably be q total loSs
The morning times., 1896-11-15
Desperate Character Killed.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. .14.-Officers were
attempting to arrest = desperate character
named Charles Murphy at Roanoke, Ala,
last night, when he resisted and was shot
To death. Twoofficials were wounded, one
in the hand and one in the arm. Twenty
shots were fired and nine bullets entered
Murphy's body. He was considered the
most reckless and desperate man in the
county.
The morning times., 1896-11-15
Lillian Russell Breaks nou.,

New Orleans, Nov. 14.-LiIlfau Russell
broke down here today and was unable tn
sing tonight. Her company presented the
American Beauty" without her. She has
Cancelled her dates for a week, but special-
lists who have been called In say that with
rest she will be able to sing in Chicago next
week
The morning times., 1896-11-15

Chicago, Nov. lI.-On December 1 the
four factories of the National Linseed Com
pany, which have been smut down since
spring, will be opened. These factories will
employ 200 men The Oil and Lead Works
manufacturing company, part OF the above
system, opened its factories, just after
election,
The morning times., 1896-11-15
Death of Gasoline yicttms.

Philadelphia, Nov 14.-Mrs. Mary Markle-
WITT, aged thirty nine years, and her
eighteen-nIonths-old son Harry, who were
burned at their home, Hancock and York
streets yesterday, by u gasoline explosion,
died today. Mary. daughter, aged six
teen years, was also badly burned.
The morning times., 1896-11-15
Sustained the Government.

Paris, Nov Ii. An amnesty motion was
submitted in the chamber OF deputies to-
day by NJ. De Zeania, who demanded
urgency for the resolutions. The demand
was defeated by . vote of 1916 to so.
The morning times., 1896-11-15

Amsterdam. y. Y, Nov. 14.-In october
Sanford X Sons, the carpet manufacturers.
redoccd the wages OF their employees 10
per cent. Today the firm announced to its
nelp that the wages had been restored.
The morning times., 1896-11-15
Kansas silver Convention.

Topeka, Kan, Nov IA call has heen
issued for State convention of Kansas
free silver clubs in this city January II,
1897. The object is to more thoroughly
unite the silver forces. The call pro-
vidcS for 1900 delegates.
The morning times., 1896-11-15
Quincy Bank Fails.

Quincy, H., Nov. 14-The LaHarpe
Bank, LaHarpe, H., failed today. The
tninetl. Hard times is the given cause
by the manager.
The morning times., 1896-11-15

Brainerd & Armstrong; Famous En-
broidery Silks Will go tomorrow as &c .
skein instead of &C.
Single Germantown. lie hank instead Of
l7c. lie is our regular price.
The morning times., 1896-11-15

Mr.. James Gray of No. iii Thirteenth
street gave his mustache a close shave
last night for four years. This is the
result of a bet he made with Mr. Michael
Rafferty, of No. 1O1 street that Bryan
would be elected. Bryan wasn't elected.
The morning times., 1896-11-15

pulent, wore a broad smile as he sat in
the wheel-barrow, which was decorated
with Mckinley and Hobart banners.
He wore a high gray hat which was also
profusely trimmed with yellow ribbons,
and on the left lapel of his overcoat wore
yellow chrysanthemum as large as u
breakfast plate.
Mr.. Prior wore on his breast a large
pacard inscribed "16 to L." which the
enthusiasts who followed the procession
took great pleasure in pointing at and ask
ing him Now, will you be good?''
On arriving at the Treasury Mr.. Pryor
dumped his load and the wheel-barrow and
together he and Mr.. Wegman counter
marched to the headquarters of the Nc
Kinley and Hobart Club, at the Globe
building. On their way the procession
stopped in front of The Times office, where
the band played several airs.
The morning times., 1896-11-15
81. .05 Rugs Soc.

Lot of IA dozen1 1-2yards Wilton Rugs
FIinged at botn enus ana III Tie Maud
soonest patterns
worth 81. 25-go on sale tomorrow
SOC each.
The morning times., 1896-11-15
UpholSterieS,

Op1OISCGTTGS
-Four cases curtain poles-cherry, oak
and "alnut-compiete with trimmings,
15c set.
The morning times., 1896-11-15
BedWear.

125 dozen hemstitched pillow cases,
i5 by SO inches-drawnwork hem-made
or Cohasset cotton-felled seams-cotton
alone Will cost you IL 1-2c. yard. Mon
day,
1Oc each
The morning times., 1896-11-15

Lot or Boys richly embroidered Refer
Suits-ln many different shades-broad
sailor collars, worth $3.50 and So, for
Sl.9S each.
The morning times., 1896-11-15

Immense lot OF Mothers Friend Shirt
waIsts-rinest uIaliI Y vvuIta. and percaie-
round or sailor cOllars-the soc. sort
at most stores, Tor
SQS aac1,
The morning times., 1896-11-15
Embroidery Silks.

S9c each.
The morning times., 1896-11-15
39c yard.

Cream embroidered all-wool flannels-
hernstitched silk embroidered-said by
been 4Sc- Monday,
SQr ward
The morning times., 1896-11-15

1O-quarter fun bleached Irish Damask
Table SetS-ClOth 2 l-2 yards long
dozen napkins to match-usual price
$3.15-for SOS set.
20 dozen 22-iDch fun bleached Irish
Linen Table Napkins-usual price, 81 20
for 9Sc. dozen.
I2-inch pure irish Linen Cream Damask
usual price Toe, for CSC. yard.
1900 yards all-linen Barnsley's Crash
very heavy quality-cannot be had
anywhere under Sc.-will be offered at
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-03
(sSortiesuns folgt.)

Sn Der 6 tine. .Was
lnadit 9u oenn fir Elm triibieliaes @e=
il6t, S4laud?" n.Nd, mein 9lter
bat pieoer mal seIhrieben, er perlanet,
oaB ih snolih mein Gramen MAIDEN
iOa. rNun, uno Su@ v.Sh libe
in Der sr0Bten Glemme unb tpeiB ni1t,
mas id Dor feds Sabren nit oem Nlten
abeemabt bab', ob id Sura ituoiren
lplt' - Doer Mebicin!"
-R erpirtes urtbeil.
Wooerner Waler: rg8as iasen Sic gu
meinem Siloe!" - 0err: useien Sic
perli6ert, oab i'd Sic als - Meni9
peter adte!"
Sam dilemma + r d t. Sic
@eburt zines ielbltperltanolih ib6nen,
itrammen Sunsen Seigt an lieutenant
BON ShneioepiB.
sioeutises Ser
iprehen. Iatient: sd babe
lsBtbin 10 lanee psreeblid auf Sie se.
iuartst, oaB in;wiiten meine Sdmer.
sen bon ielblt persangen lino!" alrst:
!, geoaure unenoIih. 80. ooh oas
miro in 3utunft ninmer paiiiren."
Nblentuns. ,.@arum
aeben Sic, Serr lieutenant. nidt su,
Yremiere Der beuti9en 5ras6bie?" -
,@il 9ihter niht un9liiflih MAIDEN.
@enn Yublitum mid iiebt, weint ia
tein Wenid!"
-@ @enaue Sere n:uns.
~. .Mir feblt Elm Srief meines 8rdu,
tisams!" - nNbsr uie tannlt Du bel
oisier unmalie bon SrieIen milien, bab
Sir elmer feblt?" sd bab' bic
2iille INNER ge5dbli, bic er mir geIanot
bat. gs lino iebt geraoe 2 WiQionen
- nno nun feblen mir lOO0!"
- 6 oliber Qlusperf tau +.
Grpebitor: vMie lanse lOa Sbr Snierat
iiber ben Nuspertauf mesen 8eiddfts.
aufgabe eriheinen?" Gaufmann:
rNa! 8orlduiis einmal auf apei
Sabre!"
3u N 0 + no! lenD. 9i9-
terling gum 9beateroirectOr): ,0err
Director, i'd babe Elm rleues Stiid -
oarf ih UNI Sbr MOblwpllen bit.en9"
= Director: ,.Sie beliBen es NJon!
Sd perbe es niht auifiibren!..
Darum. SDmmerfrifdler:
), Terr Gerr Gbsrf0riter renommirt
bod ionlt INNER 10 piel. iparum it er
benn beim Reaelibieben 10 ftil2"
Wirtb; Msil man oa iiebt, mas Il
trifft."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-03

ter unb ct trdumten In ibrer Sugenb
einen fiiben Sraum bon Slid unb
2iebe, tpelde Romantif jeboh bon ben
Gltern rauh aerftDrt tDurbe. 8etbs
tpurben Spfer elmer 8ernunftebe, be-
ipabrten iid natiirli4 5artli9e Spms
patbien, bic 1ih aud auf bic Rinber
ausbebnten. Sd CLAUDE, iie fpra4en
f9on bamals bon elmer Berbtnoung
5tpiihen Srd,1te uno mir. Metn Oas
ter tarb, meinOnfel tpurbe mein 0orz
numb; unb als meine Mutter in meis
nem iiebenten Sabre ftarb, nabm ct ii9
meiner in pdterli9er Meiie an. - Bis
gum fe6aebnten Sabre blteb t9 in els
ner Yeniipn, trat bann als 2ebrling in
bic Strma elm. ueberau mar i9 Der
2tebling; man berbdtf4elte mid.
Mein Sntel fab auf mid, ben bofs
nunsspoGen, friib entipidelten Sunsen
nit @tols unb Greube; metne @robz
tante oer5og mid. NIT 3drtli9tett
bins i'd an meiner Gouiine. Natiirlid
mar i'd gum Nadfolser meines
Sbetms beitimmt, beTen Namen i9
annebmen iollte. - Nun, Der plan
tpurbe aerit0rt. sic bebauptsn, bur9
metnen 2ei6tiinn; i6 CLAUDE, bas
S6tdial Dollte es TO-"
Nhen's melobti6e Stimme iibte ei=
men ei9entbiimlihen 3auber auf 9el=
lingbauien aus. gr bDrte su unb perz
gab fait babel, iper es mar, Der ba
ipra9. Sa, er empfanb ettpas tpie
Mttleib nit benz Jeinbe. gr bate
Iaes, I1es berloren bur9 ieinen
Get6tiinn; er mar ausgeitoben, bei>
matblos. War er 10 i9per gu berz
bdmmen?
sd babe ni9t re9t an meiner gouz
fine 9ebanbelt," fubr MlIen fort, vic9
babe es mir oft porgeporfen. 0az
mails tonnte th ni6t anbers. Die
Summen, bic 8raf Soften mir f9ul<
oete, tparen gu beoeutenb, ais baB i6r
Terlult mid unberiibrt gelaIIen. lno
an 3ublung mar bdmals, bor benz
Sooe bes ulten 9rafen Soften, ni6t
gu benten. Oas tpifen Sic felbit,
9err Baron. Gum Slid fir ibn lit
es ia anoers getommen. Op6 bamals
- Sbre 8iirsi6aft perpfli6tete sic
mir; eine rei9e gartis l0Ite ale 8erz
legenbeiten. Warum follten bic
S4liiters nidt bu5u beitrasen? Die
5ort1eBung tennen sic, 9err Baron"
8eQtn9bauIen beu6elte Rube.
% ia. Iber pie fomnt es, bab Der
Staatsanpalt tein Snterefe an Sb=
nsn ntmmt?"
Ilien sudte suiammen.
$50 lange bic Mctien 9epinn
bra9ten, freuten Sic iic6, bab Sic, ins
benz Sic Sbrem Sreunbe bienten, einen
gang erbebli4en 8ortbei( eratelten.
Sas 9an5e mar eben eineSpeculation,
Bel Der man auf ben 8erluit ebenIo oez
fabt iein muB, tpie auf ben 9etpinn."
Isle puBten, bab Sic mid 6inter=
gtngen. Sic pubten, als Sic mir bic
Yaptere gum 5Deiten Male anboten,
baB bas llnternebmen 5uIommenbres
6en tperbe. Gs pGre Sbre pflidt se=
tpeien -"
sd bin &uufmann. 5err Baron.
Qfs iol3er tra4te t9, fir gu pertaus
fenoe Wdaren ben bo6iten 9etpinn
beraus5ui9lagen. Die papiere, bic
it9 in metnem 8sitB befanben, nubten
Sbnen oas Spfer bod pertb iein.
Wurum iollte td Sbnen 0ienite lei.
iten2 Sbr @erluit lit gruB. SnbeFen
beriibrt es Sic penig. lleber ben
Sonbs Der S6liiter'i6en 9unf bin i'd
unterri6tet. ltnb ous pripatpermDs
gen -"
Isle iinb unbsridGmt, Serr! Sd
babe teine 2uit Sbre Qlnii1ten anauz
hOren. Seben Sie bic unterrebuns ala
beenbet an."
(Sortiesuns folet)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-03

-prdInbiu m. Bauer. Wenn
Se mid glei6 MAIDEN. bob sc aus
Der Miefe raustommen. bou' iA Ge
bic @eene tdput! Nerr: Mber Iieber
Mann, ih tonnte ID niht pifen, boo
man bier niht geben bari. - Bauer:
Drum tab' tH ST. eri&t ius 0uttn
seiagt!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-06-03
4. 6 apitel.

Wenige Minuten ipdter ftanb er
8ellinsbauien gessniiber.
.Mie burften sic es ipasen. biefes
3dus au betreten, " rief Der Baron ems
port, .tpelhe neue geiebertradt fiibri
Sic ber2 Die 9epobner bier iinb ebrs
lthe MenfAen; mas baben Sic mil
benen gemein2 Was iDollen Gie biergA
Rdlt fob alien 0uf ben erresteu
Monn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

WASHINGTON, Aug. Zone OF the
United States consular officers stationed
In Germany has sought to attract the
attention OF American manufacturers
to the danger OF accepting resident Ger
ans as agents for the sale OF their
wares without taking precautions to
learn something OF the character Of the
person selected. He cites he case OF
a firm Of Oswego Pump Makers. who
gave the og-ncy for the sale OF their
goods In Germany to what they sup
posed 70 be a reputable firm. and filled
with satisfaction and expectation an or
der for six OF their finest pumps to start
the trade. The German agent turned
u to be engaged In the same line of
business-pump makinE-and he had
taken the American pumps apart and
using them rs patterns. was making
duplicates in numbers for the German
market. There was no way to reach and
punish this character Of fraud. 80 the
consul seeks to warn American mcr-
chants against like deception.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

Oh PUBLICATION.
The object OF this suit is TO obtain i
divorce from the bonds OF matrimony h
the complainant from the defendant.
And II appearing from an affidavit tl.
In said cause, nj these rules. that the T.
tendant.' John 4. Higgins. Is not a 20.
dent of7the state OF West Virginia. sn4a
not having been served with process |:
said suit, on motion OF tho complainant
by her attorney, this order OF puoicat1
is entered against him. and II Is o'is'e!
that the said defendant, above NAMED. y
and he ts+reQuired TO appear within c.,
month Ssaftrr the date OF the frt pghE;i.
tion OF thts order and do what Is nsces7
to protect his interests. II il fur:tt. O..
dcred that this order he published 81!
posted as required by law.
Witness. John ". Mitchell. clerk Of o.:
said court, 1T the our house Of "a
county; this sth day or August, *, t.
wit: August Rules. 1855.
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clt.k
Published the first time August s ia
Atte9t:T,JOHN ". MITCHELL, Cls.L
W. j. W. COWDEN.
Solicitor for Complainant,
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
Elizabeth a. Higgins VS.. John A. Hisr-L
In the Circuit Court for Ohio Coy7J,
West Virginia.
Take notice that the 6epositlors Of ~.
mis- Tracy. James Conway, Mary Corl.
way. Elizabeth A. Higgins and Others VI
be taken at the law office OF ". J. "
Cowden. lilI ChRplIne street. in tie efI
West Virginia. on the 3d day Of Septtr.
hcr.SA.$D. 1926. between the hours c. !
o'clockfa. m. and { o'clock p. m to N
read IN evidence In the above named cas-.
on phhatf OF said plaintiff. AMI \
from any cause, the taking Of the So
dispositions shall not be commenCei, .:
on that day, the taking OF tho sarA all
be adjourned from time 10 time until -
same shall hc completed.
5 ELIZABETH A. HIGGINS.
Plair,a,
By:NS ]. ". COWDEN, her attorney.
10 John A. Higgins. defendant. SUITE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
NOVEL INVENTION
For Tclerra pi,inS From Land 10 ships at
Sen.

Sru.
WASHINGTON. D. c., August r.
A description OF a new electric tcle-
graph has been forwarded to the de-
partIncnt OF state by Robert Kirk, con-
sui at Copenhagen. The apparatus,
which Is described In a Danish news
paper, was constructed by a young
boatswain In the Danish navy, and
makes IL possible to communicate with
n ship at 4 certain anchor ground with
out any dlrcc, line from land. An cleo
trIc battery Is placed On the shore with
one pole In contact with water or moist
Garth, while the current from the other
pol" through Il telegraph key and q rev.
Olutipn inlcrrnptcr Is conducted to IL
cable which Is. laid out to the anchor
ground and placed around the latter
In n coil with n diameter Of l,0NO-l 200
feet ON board III: ship, which Is situ-
aLgd At anchor ground or a short diR-
lance outside the coil. there IL II small
sOlcNGid with which n telephone IN con
Ecc;Cd. When n message Is sent from
tho lnnd q bell sounds 81 the ship and
the communication Is sent by the tclc-
graph key through the telephone IN
Biruricnt, The signals may DO based
on tlr Morse alphabet.
The apparatus may also be so con
Structci TINT nm answer can be sent
from the ship. The inventor thinks he
will succeed In making IL possible To
gpcnk through the instrument as in the
ca5 Of Il common telephone. Vessels
ut srn. II Is said, will be able to t"lc-
graph to each other when each has n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

IF You have cvc seen u little child
In tho agony OF summer complaint, you
can realize tlsH danger OF the trouble
and appreciate the value OF !nstantnn-
rous relief always afforded by DcWl;t's
Collie 4 Cholera Cure. For ~dyscntcry
and dlnrrhOra II Is n reliable remedy.
We could not afford to recommend this
nR n cure unless II were n cure. Charles
r. Goctac, corner Twelfth and Market
streets; Bowie e Co. B%rldscpurt; Pea
body & Son. Benw0Dl. \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

Following the usual custom, You will
want lots Of address cards II you attend
the encampnirnt at Cleveland. August
2i-29. 50 that you can exchange with
brothers from other cities. A catalogue
OF the latest and finest designs of *. of
I. md Uniform Rank emblem cards can
he seen at the In%tcllIGencer office. where
orders Will he taken. All the designs
are embossed and printed In fine colOrs,
mud are just the thing for the 1896 en-
CnmDmcnt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

MIR. c. y. YONKEIi. a well known
druggist OF bowling Green, Ohio. Is
speaking OF Chambcilaln'a Cough Rem.
c1y, says: 81 take pleasure In recon-
mcndlng It 10 my customers, for | MN
certain that 1t viii always plcaac them.
! sell more Of 1t than all other kinds
put together" For sale by c. r.
Goctzc,. ". W, Irwin. C.. Schncpf, {.
Mcnkemcller. John lilhri. W. II. Haguc,
II. c. Stewart, II. q. Burt. ]. Coleman,
a.. f. SchcAlc. William MeniomcllrP.
Bridgeport: II. i. Peabody & SON, Ben.
wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

CLEVELAND, o., August 12.-Judge
Noble, OF the common pleas court, to-
day denied the application Of the Brown
IiOis,lng COmpany's locked out m
ploycs for an Injunction restraining
Mayor Mcklsson from calling addi-
t!onal militia into service: to restrain
the Brown company from arminE Its
employees, and to compel tho company
10 carry out its agreement with the
locked out men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
Sent II To us Mother In G,rmnnr.

Mr.. Jacob EsbGrscn. who Is In tho
employ Of the Chicago Lumber Co, n,
DcS Moinrs. Iowa. says: II have lust
sent some medicine back to my mother
In the old country. that | know from
personal use to be the best medicine In
the world Tor rheumatism. having used
1t In my family for several years. II is
called Ch0mherla!H's Pain Balm. L,
always does III. work. 20 cent bottles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
State Inheritance Tax Sustniurd.

QUINCY, ILL.,, August 12.-JudEc Carl
1Iplcr has sustained the state Inherit
ancc tax in n long opinion In the case
against the estate of Abram Benton. n
deceased millionaire. This is tho first
decision on the tax, although II hns
been in the Chicago courts for many
months on an application to assess II
tax against the John Il, Drake estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
DEATH LIST IN NEW YORK
From Heat Yrstriday-Tho Heat Wave nj
Last broken.

Last Broken.
NEW YORK, Aug. l2-Estimntcs OF
to-day's death list range from 90 to 100
for New York city alone. the number OF
cases Of dead officially reported up TO
1880 o'clock tonight amounting 20 81.
The total number OF pr]OstratlOns report.
e. In New York City to-day was $50. The
total number OF deaths officially reported
In Brooklyn during the day was %.
During the night the ~freshcning brecz-
cs swept over the heated metropolis dis
trici, bringing happiness and comfort
TO millions OF people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

MANY n days work Is lost by sck
headache. caused hy indigestion and
stomach troubles. DeWItt's Little Enri,,
Risora are the most eifcctual NH for
overcoming such difficulties. Chnrlcs
X. G0etzc. corner Twelfth and NInrkcI
streeth; Bowie & Co. Bridgeport: Pen.
body 6 Son, Bcnwood. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
SCMMONS
The State OF West VIrS!nia.

The State OF West NirS.nia.
To the Sheriff OF Ohio County, Gree;!s,.
Wccommand you that you summon John
a. Higgins. II he be found In your bailIvi:I
TO nppe1t at the clerks Office Of the e!r,rl.
court OtOhlo county. at rules 10 BE- sLI
for the said court. on the first Mont,y /.
August, iE-i. 10 answer n bill In clancy
exhibited ngainst him in the said corr
by Elizabeth 4. Higgins, and have liz:
there this writ.
Witness. John w. Mitchell. clerk Of OF.
said court nj the court house Of ni
county, in the city OF Wheeling, Ii. IN
day OF August, 1886. and In the S,th yu.
OF the state OF West Virginia.
"i"JOHN W. MITCHELL CLERK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
Why lie Killed IIim.clr.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. l2.-JosIah
T.. Kelley. for 81 years assistant CASH
Ter Of the First National Rank, killed
himself to-day. Kelley left several let
tors. In one Of which he acknowledged n
shortage Of over 1900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

NIAGARA FALLS and return. Sat
urday, August %. No change of cars to
the Fails. Cleveland. Lora!n & Wheel
Ing and Now York Central & st. Louis
railways. Fare from Bridgeport, s. 90
round trim,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

Tho Baltimore & Ohio ticket office and
passenger station. inclndiuE baggage de-
partmcnt. has been removed to tempo
rnry quarters on Water street. South.
Side, between Twentieth and Twenty
first streets. The change takes effect on
and after July 10. T. C. BURKE,
Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

POISON Ivy, Insect bites. bruises.
scnlds burns. are quickly cured by De.
Wits Witch Hazel SalvC. the Ercn.
pile cure. Charles L. Goethe. corner
Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie &,
Co. Bridgeport: Peabody & son, Ben
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
INTERSTATE GAMES.
Saginaw, Jackson and Youngstown were
tho Winners.

At Saginaw-SaEinaw 10; New Castle
3. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Miller and North
wang; New Castle, WhItchiH md Can
Eel.
At INSTRUMENTATION .; Washington !.
Observation-Disclosures. Dinsmort. and
Mitchell; Jackson. Flnherty and Davis,
At Toledo-Toledo 0: Youngstown /.
Batteries Toledo. Kelb and Arthur;
Youngstown. Jordan and Xinrum.
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solcncld on board. The distance nj
which they VIII be nhlo 10 do so viii
depend on the lonsth OF wiro and
strength OF tho electric batteries.
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>
The Object OF, this suit ~ IN oL,,
divorce from the bonds oi mailman 4
the complainant from the drfcri11,"! "
And Il appearing from an arrja1I, a.,
In said cause, at these rules, thai n, ny
PENDANT, Ida NJ. WllkrrSOn, il nnt .t ~
dent OF the state Of West VIrvInISS ,ttn;
abe not9having htcn served win n,o anl
II fald suit, on motion Of the compls i M
by his solicitor. this order NJ uuSi1r.nann,
Is entered agninst her. md il is n,JI.,ol
that the amid defendant. above nansg ~
md lSE required TO appear within w.
month after the date OF tho ilrst nuhl, n.'
ton OF this order and do whit Is nsr....a,,sa..
TO protect her interests. II II iIrths, y
dcred that this order be published ~, ~;
posted as required by law. ana
Witness, John ". Mitchell, clcrs n,
said court. ut the court house Of , ~,
conntyathis eth day Of August, ia ~
wit: August Rules. 1916. To-
JOHN ". MITCHELL. CIt,k
Published the first time August E. ~
s. O.f1}DYCE, ~""
Enlt,Itar 10. T,n,.IuI..
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!, LEGAL NOTICES.

rNilE STATE or WEST vrucr"
i Ohio,C County, SS! '"H'NlA,
In tprtt9Gircuit Court of Ohio
West Virslnin. August Rules. II, SoaH'y,
Jacob Wnkeraon VI. Idn 81. wuLo,.
In ChanCCry, '"hetsoh-
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'%'L,ng"e of American W~itrclmrn'' at
IuMlsVIIlc, Ey., tugutt 10 IN IN. Iyui

August 9th and 10Th. the Baltimore &
Ohio Company Will sell excursion ticket
from Wheeling to Louisville at $40 80 for.
the round trip. good returning until Au.
gust 18th.