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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-04
THURSDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
- AUGUST, 1906 ..

commencing Mt 10 o'clock a. M. the fol-
LOWING described real estate, that Is 10
shy: a piece OF ground In the city OF
MneeiinS,|in Ohio county. West N;rSinsa,
tion1i Road to Mount Wood Cemetery,
and bounded rs follows: Commencing at
corner OF tho Jewish Burial Ground on
SAID road. said corner being the most
Cemetery Grounds, and running north
west on the limo of said burial ground
one hundred and fifty feet, more or less,
to the southeast line OF the ground con-
Maurice MAX md others by decd dated
nccembcr,S. lS1e, recorded In deed book
NO. GO. lASc e@l: thence with said SOUTH
east line southwest tfty-Nvo foot: thence
southeast by Inc parallel with the line
% said burial ground first, mentioned to
mo ling spt said road leading to Mount
Wood Cemetery, thence with tho limo OF
said road northcGstwnrdly iifty-tvc feet,
Sub1nhct TO, tho right OF way granted by
tho deed above mentioned made by Mary
r. Stsvcr and husband 10 Maurice Max
and others, and rcsorvinE also the coal
or other mineral beneath the same. being
the Same property, conveyed to augustus
WtclIcrly by Catherine Meyer by decd
dated September III, 1857. and OF record In
the office or the ClCrlt Of the county court
OF ONO county, West Virginia, In decd
book No. 80, nj page las.
TERMS OF SALE-Cnc-thrd and. as
mitch more rs the purchaser may elect
10 pay IN cash on tho day OF sale, the bal;
nnce of the purchase mCncy In two equal
installmonts. payable respectively. NJ ono
aud two years from tho day OF sale, with
interest. from that day. for each OF which
deferred {, Miscellaneous OF tho purchase
money lhcspurchaSnr shall give his tuc,;o-
table nromiHSnry notes. bearing interest
from the day Of snlc aH aforesaid. to lM
secured by the title ot the property sold
being retained until tho payment IN fun
or tho same. or by deed OF trust, on tho
propOrtSs0ld, To hr drawn, Acknowledged
and recorded ut tho expense OF the pur-
chaser. a 4 GEORGE i. CALDWELL,
M Trustee.
WILLIAM II. NAl.LER
"a AlrtlOnccr. Jy'
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control Of the pcmocratlc,pa party and viii
have tl,eir way. They will DO as they
please, and then Democrats who resent
tho shameful md unprecedented out
rage may DO as they please about en-.
derslng the work.
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COURSES:
Classical, Scientific,
Ministerial, Literary,
nf Musical and Art.
TERMS REASONABLE.
For full particulars and catalogue address
81: B. c. HAGERhAS,
jyl.D4w Bethany, ", Va.
r y THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
L County. West Virginia.
George Crow. brother OF Barnett Grow.
deceased. John Grow, SON OF David
Grow; y. NJ. Crow. Mary Coster, ". D.
Crow, Melissa Van Flarah. George W.
Grow, John Grow, son OF Joseph Grow:
Della V3If Vlarah and Maud Grow,
Nancy Whitlatch and Eva L. Grow.
plaintlfrs. AS. Susan Grow. widow OF
Barnett Crow: Mary c. Shirley, William
NJ. Crow. Barnett AlonZo Grow, George
William Grow. son OF Peter Grow, de-
ceased: Marion Francis Grow. James
Richard Grow, Perry II. Crow, Peter F.
Grow, J0Sah Grow, Peter, Grow and A.
Jackson Crow, and all unknown heirs OF
Barnett. Crnw, deceased. defendants.
NOT1CEJnyO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
The defendants will take notice that the
dcposittons:bf a N. Grow. John Grow,
son OF Dartd Crow, deceased, and others
will be taken at the Office OF w. P. Hub
bard, No. i142l Chapline street, Wheeling.
West Virginia, on Monday. August 3. 1896.
between the hours OF eight o'clock u m.
and six O'clock p. H., to be read as evil
dence IN the above cause on behalf OF the
plaintiffs. IS.
And II, from any cause, the taking OF the
said dispositions shall not be commenced.
or being commenced shall not be COM
petod on the day aforesaid, the taking
OF the same will be adjourned from time
TO time, ut the same place and between
the snme,.hours, until the same shall be
completed. r1.. - t. H-.a. iyi-S
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We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure,
i. ]. CHENEY. e Co.
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- TEAMER LEXINGTON MI,

r WIN leave Wheeling on her usual
time Saturday tho fourth. at /,
O'clock. WIN receive freight on
Wharf Friday for her Saturday
M.t trip. }atsHI 4n Tan
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Do the free silver men know that this
Is the Fourth OF July?
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NoTlCE-i DO NOT BELONG TO
amy secret organization. IL. g,
NAStStSj Fourteenth HtrcOt, TIA 4.7.'
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VlRusTrEs SALE.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust made by
wife, 10 the undersigned. as trustee. dated
July IS. 1891. and recorded in the office OF
the clerk OF the county court OF Ohio
county. West Virginia. in deed OF trust
book No. 3d. folio l0l. will sell at public
at tho n6rtffront door OF the cour, house
Of snld county, In the city Of Wheeling,
w. Va, on IS rs,
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EoE SsALls-A SMALL BLOCK or
- Delll(re, Steel stock and six shares o,
Aetna iandard Steel md Iron Comunny'a
stock. sWll.LlAM a. M'AiECliES, g.
ClGlrsYlilG, o. 6.'rI''S = jys
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THE lNTELLlGENcER embracing It's
several editions. Is entered In tho POST
office ut Wheeling. W. Va. us second.clrss
mnttcr.l wa
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TrLErNoSE SvMlGGS: -
Editorial Ronn> s:3.. :. Counting Room sa..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
NASz PREIE}T
wv YCZAJNY
ma rOlx 1896.

Starry abonenci, 1ezeli o.
plaza wszystek dug "a VIA
rusa a nadto z}oza $1.oo
pr1edp}aty, az do I Stycznie
1897 r., dostana op}acona
poczta W dom, nastepujacych
5 ksiazeczek W prezencie:
1.~~G d y by IN e & 1000 d 0.
lar6 w-powiesG dla cnotl,-
wei miodziezy.
2.-J ko nedza w DO G
M ierc Wy w o q "A ,
co SIC z tego narob:}o { Hlsto,
rya prawdziwa, wyplsana z
oardzo stare] kronik', kt6ra
nigdy sw1at}a ME widzla4a.)
3.-B u wa NJ a d e a, O.
krutnego zb6jcy.
4.-B ]ka trzec h bra.
ci h, 2 kt6rych dwu by}o
madrych jeden g}upi, 0 z't'
lonym wezu, burym kocle G
sroczce bez ogona.
5.-P roctwa Sy bl H.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
Skakali.

| - IL Il u
Wrazenie ostatniego VIA
RUsA W Chicago by}o nader
czno-skakajace. Pajac
Janek G}odomanka przy
siag}: ca}a armia piechota,
konnica. artylerya. / fotq
nawet, uderzy6 ma sprawledli-
wego W1ARUsA.
Pierwszy skutek naszej
polemiki jest ten, ze przy
nominacyi kandydata demo
kratycznego ma aldermana
p. Piotr Kio}bassa zosta}
indorsowany. Janka Z G{o-
domanka uczestowano czarna
gorzka zupa pio}unowa z
koziemi bobkami.
Iaki tez to wich}acz ten
pisarek owczarek ,Szopifl :
sci"?
Idac w Sladv swoich chile
bodawc6w,i on by} zawzietym
zwiazkowcem, ale tam ME
by}o dla niego businessu.
Skoro narodowcy ZGoDY u
Szmula dalej ME zamierzali
drukowac, owczarek zosta}
kropidlarzem. Bedac ma
dw6ch ostatnich sejmach W
Cleveland South Bend, 0
co owczarek sic ubiega}? +?
Nac;aga} sejm Zmartwych-
wstadc6w, ably Szmulowa
p}achte zrob'li organem
Zjednoczenia, / Sp6|ka
wydawnictwa Szmulowi 3D.
stapi}a, "a pewna sumo
judaszowska, nawet druko-
wanie szk6lnych ksiazek.
Od czasu bowicm, kiedy
WIARA I OJCzYzNA zosta]a
organem Zjednoczenia, ludzie
p}achte Szmulowa odrzucali
Geszeft upad}. Schwycili sic
wiec Szmul Szopa starego
tryku, ably ponownie O. 0.
Zmartwychwstahc6w innych,
kt6rzy spoke za}oiyli -
okrasc.. Ten 6g1el sic ME
uda}.
Owczarek Z Jankiem Z
G}odomanka sic wsciekaja.
Skoro WIARUs nareszcie
i ca}y rodowod familii
Jakihskich - -Smulskich p 0
n o wni e swiatu og}osi},
istne SIC odbywa psie wesele.
Chodza po karczmach i
bluznia wszystkiemu CO
swiete.
Ale dobrzy Polacy sic
ciesza, ze faryzeusze juz
biednego ludu wiecej tax
ba}amucic ME moga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

Skoro tylko odbierzemy
$1.oo, pos'rny odnosnemu
abonentowi wszystkie pow"zej
wvmienione ksiazcczki op}a-
coma poczta " dom, i gazette
repularnie al do konca
birza .sgu roku posel.st 'nu
9 e.izi my.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
DrObne Ecila.

MILWAUKEE. - KaszubscY
wyspiarze ma Jones Island odebrall
cd marsza}ka zwlazkowego zawia
domlenie, il moga tymczaseD
spokojnie ma wyspie mieszkac, az
Illinois Steel Co. udowodnl prawo
w}asnosci swojej
GREEN BAY, Wis., Gfosna
sprawa Daczkowskiego zamordo-
wan,e, CIV znikniecle zony lego
ieszcze ME wyjasnions, l Dacz
kowski jest obecnie wolnym.
WIEL. KS. ZARECZNY Z
Beaver Dam, WIS. ley obecnie
c,ezko chory W Szpjtalu katolic-
KIM W Milwaukee. zastepuje 60
Wiel. KS. Wac}aw kruszka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

Kuryer Micha}ka wyr6s}
solidarnosci ksiezy milwauc
kich, ktora obecnie wszelkiem
si}ami rozbija. Kuryer ME m;
zadnych zasad wybitnych
chocjaz i jego w}asciciel
jego redaktor So ludzmi be-
charakteru i niedowiarkami.
Czytelnik6w Kuryer ma
st6sunkowo bardzo ma}o, i tc
tylko samych prawie Milwau'
czan. 'Od kilku miesiecy
rozpocze}y niezadowolone
eromady ludu milwauckiego
ciche szemranie ma Micha}ka,
bo i'm caly seoatorek obrsyd}.
Dz1ENN1K PoLsK1, w}asnosG
przewaznie pana Kajfasza
Dudka, wich}acza z South
Chicago, sluszniePsim Chosen
nazwalisfhy. Psi Clos popiera
wsz} stkich niezaleznych levi
tow. rozbija prawowierne
parahe .polskie, umieszcza
najobrzydliwsze paszkwile ma
koscj6} katolicki, ma kazdego
ksiedza i po]aka-katolika
abySmy jak najpredzei wiare
Ojc6w, Ware :=prawdziwa
porzucilil .G]os jest
wspieranySprzez Apiast6w
a jego reAaktorzy chodza do
rosyjskiego popia 4po- zap'ats
"a zdradzanie polskiego ludu,
Zaden uczciwy cz}owiek
Psiego G}osu czyta6 ME
powinien
Liczba abonent6w Psiego
G}osu. jest, chwa}a Bogu,
bardzo ma}a. Gale pjsmid}o,
pr6cz wyzwisk, zadnego ME
podaje pokarmu. Mkt sic
"ic dobrego tam spodziewa6
ME potrzebuje. Ojcowie
fami]ii strzega swoje domy
przed tym gorszycielem
niewinnosci dzieci swoich.
PoLAK w AMERYCE W
ostatnim case znacznie sic
popfawi} i jest teraz po
katol1cku redagoWany. PIsany
|edrnym stylem. PoleciG
mozemy'te gazette naszym
rodakom ma Wschodzie. Ma
Zachodzie PoLAKA W AME
RycE wiele ME czytaja, bo
przestrzeh jest wielka,i gazeta
tract ma nowinach, gdyz
przychodza "a p6zno.
DZ1ENNlK CHICAGOsKI sto!
ma gruncie katolickim, chociaz
jest W wszystkich sprawach
bard<o ogledny, Pod
wzgledem nowin Dz1ENN1K
CH1cAGosK1 jest najlepsza
polska gazeta dz'enna W
Ameryce. Liczba abonent6w
DzlENN1KA dochodzi osm
tysiecy ciagle rosne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

Znowu panuje zgoda~
Ostra reprymenda, daaz
Kuryerowl p. Michafka
Kruszki Stowarzys2euisa
Milwauckiemu "a braki kato-
lickich zasad W konstytucva
tegoz stcwarzyszenia, na{e&ae
odnios}a skutki.
Kuryer, przepraszajac WSa-
re1sa, przyzna} sic do wing I
z CORY oswiadczy}, ze aa
przysz}ym sejmie wszelaie
uszczerbki, co sic tyczv WARY
katolickie1, beda usunieae
wed}ug wolf Wiel. ducIae
wienstwa. Ma mocy tegso
o$w'adczenia Wiel. X. X
Gulski. Pradzyhski i Lewau~
dowski sic przy}qczyli de
Stowarzyszenia.
Wskutek tax szczesllwega
obrotu rzeczy X. Arcybiskap
Katzer tel / x. Szulereckiega
wkr6tce zamianuje pros3e-
szczem parafii sw. StanisEawa
Kostki. Bee watpienia / X
Szulerecki wstapi do Stowa~
rzyszenia i beda dawsn
nieprzyjaciele W jednej, JAZZ
Kaszubi m6wia, grepie.
TAX powinno bye. Miiwau
czan mic tax ME uradu1e> 5ak
wiadomosG, ze X. x. Gulstsi1
Szulerecki, Lewandowski~
Grucza, Pradzydski, i reszez
ma jednej juz stojq .platfor
m. .....
Dziekujcie ciftemu W;a,a
soivA / "a to. Wyrznie wa1n
c1a>em pigu}ki, ale tylko <sa
-prAeczyszczenle.
C1ytaG Wluruso. On ry5G2 ca
pisze.
A Ty Micha}ku, daj luzil
Wiesz, z!otko, jak Cietaae
War4s zawsze kocha}.
eoo, synku, badz gs.2<s:ss
nieiszy troszeczke. Ma CO
no, wyzywaG pana Szwajkaessa<
redaktora Wlory ! OIczyz,sg.
Cd brytana? To Jest ba14za
nieprzyzwoicie.
W1emy, ze dla suroweea
postu sic denerwujesz, aae
pamletaj, baranku, ze gosesmg
p,su ma buty sic przydadza.
Bierz przyk}ad wyzszyea
regionow.. . Wszed@e
zgoda mi}osc biora az55ee
mad ta|szywemi zapedann
upartej a:wardzialosci.
Wiarus VAN, bsaesa
drodzy, wjern1 abonenci SC
Milwaukee, winszuje wsze(ksea
pomy$]nosci, i iezeli drugees7
radzcy duchownego, p Ola
k a, tam Was bedzie trze4sas
X. Szulerecki jest, wedug
nas7ego zdan'a. pi=rwszy ax
tt godnoSc, dlt samej s,ae
~rod1o rcj gr1rcznosci dla-
bi-dnych ludzi.
Mech z>je solidaraoAs
! Wasza!
1ZApISYWAC WIARUS1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
MARCYPANlkI.

O s}odyczach trudno
powiedziec. czy post ]ania,
czy ME. So twarde. ale.
w}ozone W usta, ro1p}ywaja
sic a nap6j, jak wiadomo
non frangit jeiunium. .
Ryzykujemy vice jeszcze
jeszcze kilka marcypanik6w
postnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

polacy mojzeszowege
wyznania wnet sic dorabial
parachhi :.
Obecnie Milwaukee poo
tym wzgledem ma pierwszeh.
stwo. Najpierw sic pada u.
czciwym ksiezom do n6g, aby
lewite wkrecili do dyecezyi.
Potem sic g}aska'+l baby
| i dziadostwo koscielne
razem narodowcami pc
grzbiecie. -. wkrada sic W ich
fawory-..
Potem dziadostwo groznie
sic odszczekiwa biskupowi. re,
OF, tego ulubionego lewite -
faterka Z rak ME puSci.
Oszusty, starokrajskie kry-
minalisty staja sic filarami
ulubienca.
Tedy wybrany lewita pada
jak d}ugi szeroki pred
biskupem, ze, OF, n i e chce
bye ma przeszkodzie zak}6co
nemu spokojowi 80. i biskup
ME znajac naszych faryzeu;;
Sow, m6wi. 80. ia, ia.
Szajstrzatko Jaoek z G}o-
domanka i owczarek Sz6pir
ST niepospolita zdradzajq
zy}ke.
Cd d}uzszego bowie Il
czasu. go. czego szuka]a?-
Szopihsci forn1alnie napada ma
Spoke wydawnictwa, aby mu
wydali liste i a dre S a
cz}onk6wZjedn. atolickiego.
Me udal sic Szopihsciemu
,tryk'' W South Bend
Cleveland. pr6buje wiec
szacherki z adresami sp6}ki,
ably swoja z}odz;ejska pEachte,
jak szarahcze, m;edzy ch}op6w
ro<puscic.
Raj sic u ID a 10 -
u d a sis ze i P O
raz d gi. Az d W a
ty 81 q &C czyst e g O
Z ys S k u O b ! { cy W a n O
O. O. Z m a IT w y c h :
VS. "a + o m, k sic 1 m
IL e d II o CT n iu,b y | e.
b y d u k ar n i a o d d a | i
J a k Il SKI N, S zop n
S c i rn1.u & c o.
T ot nie q ia d n G
zarty W1ARUs b ez pro
h u ME strze la
W i e o o is e.
Psi G}osie, pamietaj. ze
baczne nasze oko i O Tobie
ME zapomina. | Ty, ]uszczy
Observation-Disclosures cd ZGoDY!
- Pamietaj.
Widzac jednakowoz, ze
wiecel. nibys baki W }a)nie
grzebiecie, zamiast szczekac,
danny VAN W tym tygodniu
! spok6j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
Nasze polskie dzien-
ne gaZety,

ne gaZeJy.
Cztery W Stanach Zjedno
czonych wychodza dzienne
gazety: KURYER Milwaucki,
DzlENNIK CHICAGOsKI
Dz1ENN1K PoLsK1 (Psi Clos
W Chicago, i PoLAk W
.AMERYcE w Buffalo.
Ciekawa sprawa, kt6remu
z powyzszych dziennik6w
mozna wierzyc?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

Gas do zapisyw wa
MIA sobie W1ARUsA
"a te Gene jest cd
Is Marca do 7go
Kwietnia b. r., a ga
zeta nowym abonen-
tom regularnie pose :
lana bedzie co ty-
>dzleh az do konca
roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

Dajac tax hojny
prezent W ksiazecz-
kach, ME bedziemy
wprawdzie mieli cd
nowego abonenta
zadnego zysku, W
pierwszym roku, lecz
liczymy na to i be-
dziemy sic starali,
aby lnu sic gazeta
podoba}a i on wiece,j
lat ja abonowa4.
Nasz podr6zQjj@cy
agent p. W Wawrzyniec
Radomski bedzie W
przysz4ym tygodnlu
W interesie naszei
gazety W Eau Clair,
Wis, i W Ashland,
Wis.,, poczem poje-
die do Duluth i st
aul, MINI.
w Abonenci, p}acacy "a
WIARUSA dolu, beda
musieli "a niego placid diva
dolary rocznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

m%Nowy AGO.
nent, kt6ry W tym
czasie przesle nam
.pe}pego dolara, dosta,-
ME nadto
pFezsRf waft Sf.88
i wiecei, a mianowi-
Gle nastepujacych 8
ksiazeczek:
y We eso{y wiersz o k | e.
Ia, oracyami druzb6w, PIE
sniami weselncmi / powinszo-
wanlaml.
y Gdyby ME 1000 d o.
larow ", c,ekawa powiesc dla
cnotliwej miodz,ezy.
81 proro va Sy by | j..
kroIowej Saby.
A K Subj pod W e q
y -zabawne opowladanie
O kr6lu Sobku, wierszem.
i5) P'rzygody Lorka a, ar
cyc.ekawa powie6c ludowa.
,s(6) Jake nedza W pole
sm,erG wywiod}a co sic z
tego narobi}o (Hlstorya pra
wdz,wa, wypisana bardzo
starei kroniki, kt6ra n'gdy
sw,ata ME widzia}a.)
~ Tes tam ut 2 o + a
Wiel leg o-czyIi Zamia
rv Moskal, zawojowanla ca!ego
Sw,ata.
5) Ksiaze z K a d d u z
n b oznyc b.
o1 N a b OF e Il wo q o
W, ] q X f a na mleslace
Mar7ec ! Pazlziernik, mo-
dlitwa polecona Przez Ojca
sw. Leona XIII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12

Dawniej Chicago bywa}o
Mekka i Medyna duchow
nych }apich}op6w, bo nawet
/ polacy mojzeszowego
wyznania wnet sic dorabiali
parachhi 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-03-12
NONIM ABONENTOm
"a rs CT.

"a - W..
pose}ac bedziemy W1ARUsA
PRZEZ 8 KWARTAkY
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-12
A WEDDING AT SNOW HILL.
Marriage of DR.. Charles Laughirhouse
and Miss Carrie Dali.

Greenville, N. c., June 11-(SpeciaD
Yesterday morning at 7:30 o'clock in
the Methodist church at Snow Hill.
DIR. Charles O'Hagan Laughinghouse,
of Greenville and Miss Carrie Dali. of
Snow Hill, were married by Rev. Mr..
Earnhardt. The couple left at once by
private conveyance for Goldsboro, from
which point they started on a ten days
bridal tour. There are not two more
popular young people in this section
of the State than these.
Greenville is rapidly rebuilding the
business portion of the town that was
burned over in February. Among the
buildings destroyed in that fire were
fourteen brick stores, and during the
four months since then, one brick
store has been completed, three others
are nearly completed, the walls of
five others are up to the second floor,
the foundations have been laid for
three others and brick are being placed
on the ground for still another, MAX
ing the total number of new brick
buildings completed and in course of
construction so far only one less than
the number burned. In the meantime
quite n number of residences and other
frame buildings are going up in vari-
Gus parts of the town.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-12
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

Chairman Bridenthal, of the Kansas
Populist State committee, thinks the
silver men of all parties will vote for
the same President.
Reeds friends have not yet CON
ceded Mckinley's nomination on hrst
ballot and think the Maine man
chances are good.
Democrats of the Sixteenth FLORIDA
district yesterday nominated Secre-
tary of State Hinrichsen, strong Sill
yer man, for Congress.
Minnesota Democrats in State con
vention adopted gold platform.
Chas. w. Fairbank will probably pe
temporary chairman of the ST. Louls
convention and Senator Thurston per
manent chairman.
Taking of evidence in the trial OF
Walling for Pearl Bryan's murder WILL
end this week.
Annual commencement OF John hop
kins University held yesterday, and the
degree of Doctor of Philosophy was
conferred upon thirty-one candidates;
that of Bachelor of Arts upon thirty
seven. and thirteen were declared Pro
ficients in Applied Electricity"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-12
A HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.
Now in Jail at Morganton to Await Next
Term of Court.

Morganton, n. c., June 11.-(Spe-
cial)-Horse thieves were at work in
Burke county last night. One horse
and one mule were stolen near Nor
canton.
About 10 o'clock last night Mr.. Calf
Giles, who lives three miles south of
Morganton, missed a mule. He at once
commenced a search and soon became
convinced that his mule had been
stolen. He set out at once in pursuit
and soon after arriving at a Mr.
LeOnard's he found that the thief had
stolen his mule and left it at Leonard's S
and taken one of Leonard's horses.
Messrs. Giles and Leonard at once gave
chase and evidently were on the right
track, as they heard from people on
the road of a man going along that
way during the last few hours.
The thief was overtaken to-day at
or near a Mr.. Settlemyer's. He was
feeding Leonard's horse on some wheat
he had taken from neal by wheat
field. He was arrested and brought
to Morganton to-day and locked up.
The prisoner gave his name as Thomas
and says he is from Asheville and that
he has been visiting in Thomasville, n.
c. He will be held here till next court
for trial.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-12
DEATH OF COL. &. D. HALL.
Passed Away Yesterday Morning in His
Seventy bird Year.

Wilmington, n. c., June 11.-(Spe-
cial. .)--Col. +. ID. Hall, of this city,
died this morning at 1O:40 o'clock in
his 73rd year.
For fifty years he was prominent as
public man in North Carolina. He
was three times elected sheriff of New
Hanover county, was a gallant Con-
federate soldier and for four years was
mayor of the city of Wilmington.
Later he served as chief of police for
four years Soon after the war he was
run on the Democratic State ticket
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with the late
Judge Thomas S. Ashe as candidate
for Governor. For nearly four years
he has been inspector of customs for
this district Col. Hall was a whole
souled, generous gentleman and gave
literally of his means to charitable OBJ
jects. The poor of the city will great
ly miss him. May he rest in peace.
Every delegate to the New Hanover
county convention is an advocate of
free silver The sentiment here for
two Democratic State conventions is
overwhelming. New Hanover county
delegates to Raleigh will be instructed
to use all honorable means in their
power to secure such a result when
the convention meets.