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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05
PROVO.
County Business.

The county commissioners met y.f.
ieidny and tfansaotcd the following
business;
A communication was recolvot
from the Salt Lake county board Of
commissioners asking the b0ari 10
meet with the Sait Lake board at the
point VI the mountain 70 make invrt-
LEGATIONS and determine upon u better
route Tor the county road aud near the
point where 10 crosses the county line.
The Uah county boatn directed the
clerk 10 write the Salt Lake bosrd that
thoy dii not deem any change adyst'
tagcous 10 Utah county.
the rate OF taxation Tor the year wa
placed at three mills Tor county aud
one and a half mills lot county school
purposes.
The following releases and Appoin'.
ments Of registration officers woru
made. The change became nucunnry
because the f1tmUr nppoiuirua hold
officer that prevented them from being
eligible 10 the office Of registrar. Pay.
sou precinct, No. !, Brigham H..
Crook released, Mls1 Lily BitEs aI.
plinted; Payson precinct No.
George a. Finlhyton f,lsH ID
George II. Done npplibte sptiH.
Lake prUoino, T. A, Ptcfy tll.ssyI,
w. w. Bennett appoinie Pies. n
Grove precinct No ., John &. Mellon
released, a. W. WAJlcy upPoinil (;
Pleasant Vnlley precinct, John ".
smith released, j. J.. Cnnor appIiH
Of.
Collector Opoushsw brought up o.
question Of whether deputy clllonigr
"a uId DO appointed in the vhrlUuF
towns TO collect tsEus, a. has ormrt.y
Uurn the custom, VI whether the tax.
payers should be- required % bfiug
their taxos 10 tho county scat TITO
board realized thut IL va D DO Erch.
c0nyouioucnEndb AvluI TO tEpttso
tho people u hnyo 1g.uy c.l.tc.or
but Wole OF inc opinion ina. % uepuy
collectors were appointed, there shou
be one or two Jays selected 10 which
the taxpayer % each Town c0ulI pay
thelr taxes 20 tue uopui.cf, and II taos
failed 10 take advantage q THE
arrangement they shout ba require
30 bfing theit taxes 10 Provo rs thr
expense oftho deputies should ho fot
down 70 the lowest possible point. The
matter was takon under d lvIsrmcut.
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TRIED TO CARVE Her.
Jacob ] Plohn Accused BY His Wife
Of ChaslHs Her About
WITH A D,seEpoU, wrAro'.
Hrs. FIohn applies TO ihs Court tor o
Dtcreo " ui1ort' and We
care Of iha ,hllrcn.

HspzIbah Flohn came % the Third
district court today and nlod with the
clerk a complaint IN which she makes
numerous charges against her partner
In lite, Jacob J. Flohu, and ssss Tor
divorce.
Mts. Flohn, In her statement Of
grievances, Gays that she was married
to the defendants on January 10, 1914
and has since that time conducted her.
self ~ a faithful, anectionat0 and
obedicnt wife.
The lady also sets forth that she has
been a resident OF this county fot mure
than twenty year.. During the past
four yeafs the husband IL accused II
having failed to provide tho wife with
tho support due married woman and
her family, and that the nocessarica of
life have been obtained from other
sources.
That 10 not tho worst OF tho short.
comings charged to tho defendant, Tor,
says Mrs. Flohu, on % About July 10,
ANNaH MNNINNN IANH" NANNHNNH Wv AAAA - -
saulted hiu wife and chased her out a
tho house with a butcher knife anu
throw her from the porch 10 tho lawn,
iniuring her physically aud mentally.
Again, on Juif 2G.h last Fiohn maze
an sshauit upon bic little boy, threat.
oniug " Kill him with a large butcher
knife, aud furthermore, vi the same
time, threatened anu attempted 10 tnd
the days Of Mrs. fiohn with the same
weapon.
10 add 10 tho misery Of tho poor
woman, Flohn 10 accused Of being m
habituai dTunkafd, and by the constant
use Of liquor has iuCapauiiatod hsm'
self for any kind Of WORK, although he
"a au nble.b0died man Of a years. n
gnildct by trade and Perfectly able,
had he the disposition, 70 support MS
fAmily. Instsad, however, Mfs.
Flohn says she has for several ysaIa
past been compelled 90 earn the main
support Tor herself and four children,
William Robert, ~, jacob Henry, T.,
Harriet L., ., anu Florence Helen, D
years OF age.
Mrs. FI0hn, after making these com,
plants, axis the cuutt 10 giant her d
decree Of diyofoa from tho do.oadant,
tho custody Of the children aud n tuiu
able allm0ny.
Assistant County Attorney Waite
~ attorney for the plaintiff.
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saw him, on toe ovouing iu qucsiso r
she sale! 'frhere lac " the - -- -!
and s1mitloi that she might Iaye
addoi "hlact.n
The defence WAS 10 the III ct
that he had been threatened by the
prosecuting witness and her husband,
aud when be saw them NJ Ihisile he
was expecting trouble aud defended
himseli iOm an attack INSIDE ~ the
hutband. He denied striking Mrs.
L1mbafJia. Tho jury rciurnei >
verdict Of guilty and Justice DE M0isy
lmposo fup ~ $40 AMI costs, making
n total Of sjj IS, which me defendant
mid.
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GarlIeId EkenrslOns.

The Tenth, Eleventh and First
wards OF this city formed a merry COM
binAllon OF oKouisionists who spent
loday at Garfield la an annual outing.
An excellent program was prepared
for tho occasion, and M the wator II
pleasant as 10 temperature and all
other respects, a goodly number may
bo depended upon 10 taHe n bath In the
btiny before returning home tonight.
Tomorrow, menibcfa Of tbs Twelfth,
Sugar House, Forest Dala aud Farm.
eru iwards will enjoy u picnic At the
tama resort.
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A Row at Thistle.

sylvester Tedesul, formerly Of Salt
lake, now Of Clear Crock, had hear.
INK toi1te Jury In Justice DgMolsy's
court ytsteruuy on charge 0f assault
anu battery charged 10 have been
committed gu his wii0's sister. Mic.
Mary Lon bhriin, attho lhiBtIs station
on tho evening OF July 1iih. she
claimed that he struck her On the head
with d pistol aud Afterwards engaged
Ia row with her lushAud, HE
frankly testified That wueu she fret
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Fifteenth Ward.

Thi. WeIu.sIsv, evening, y, S
'rI1rs, tuo rUlo1tl ward assembly
hail vii. be- the .c'1e 0i o. farewell
missionary party, complim Htarv to
Eiarf E. JrukIua, vino nns been taIICl
tanning pr ytlm bus been rrlangol ilr
tho 0ICatl1U,
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Notes.

n. $. Beck ni bbhi, a man apparent.
~ dying, ~ brlug cared tor On the
county jail. Ho De- icing made o. COM
Portable ns possible, bu' 70 lRii iHH uDur
placo Tor n sick mar, and n he has any
friends VIII could msku hIa itsi uny
nr earth more comfortable they sDfu'd
lot Themselves tCh'.f U. Aud . q
county ought 10 ave an luf mtfy Tor
casOr o. the Kind.
The ~. r.. Sun.Ry fol viii have
picnic iu Ceutes street park next
Friday.
h dot j. ~. WALTON leaves p.st Fri.
day on BITE mics on 90 Grpt Bf'uil.
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DIED FROM her INJURIES.
Ike Larson Girl rassps Away shortly
After Two O'cOrk lhis
Afternoon.

inquiry al tho 81, Marks hospital
this afternoon brought out the sad In.
formation that little Miss Larson, the
child who wss 90 irIghIully Injured al
Garfield Beach yesterday, sn account
Of which appears In another part o.
this issue, haI sucoumbed TO tho IN.
lurIes received 1horIly after = g.. ~.
che never rallied from tho effects or
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presents two extremely nhlo at Giles
lsaling directly with the vitni polite !
questions ~ the Gay, the Republican
party's presentation ~ IN cluin. being
sst forth ~ the Hon. W. n. Chandler
y. b. Senator from New HampshifC,
nud the Democratic by tie Hon. 30 'iah
Quincy, present mayor Of the city Of
HDttDu
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OGDEN.
oooFs urAm Auou,r o, 1905.
Tho UrOWuiug Guns.

j, w. GuI Mae Browning have 70.
turned homie SITTER rzlvl4ud business
NII, j, 80. Tyurus .mm Connecticut
WHtra DO yas been l.aaIug ALTER au.
rlHus new Invention gthu firm I'm tlp
I.ut . huHrmt Mlt f,turnuI from
'.I ...siaI where Do. boo been intro.
.nD.a. no" "fwCuw.. uI" 90 the 40.
t.r.ni i.u #uNusu yufumeut. lie
nAii,ar. hm.g.f wei. salshud with
E.u T,.ul,s l, hI visit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-05

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have been afflicted with rheumatism aud
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nENUTITUL sALTAIRi
IaGo a nm pu' ~ Beautiful 5sl.Eir
grand ball TONIGHT
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I91np.

GuHsu-Uled in MI rock ward, SAT- Lake
County. ltah August G. 100, OF general DC
li'Iiy, tlWafd 0. 30 Dueat lFcd 81 Nybfs.
Funeral .ulUg7H viii tH UUi1 Iu tle NH
crugs meeting house Thursday tle cN inst,
ni " ~ D.. u. tfieuuH are respectfully iGNitod.
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sIuths AND nAHHEss.
Nv Vol. sie.h M.rh-.

NEW YnnH AuE 5,-storl market was
fay0rlbIy Influenced 90 Che outset by frac.
uOuu gains Iu London prcca tauuE was
from sugar were unimpOrtant sugar moved
up Z per cent To- iIl4,
Moderate bear pressure in the second hour
rosuitcd 10 imroftiut fractional cuuccrstoua
On leading shares Huntingdon sic lrd 10 TO
1s The announcement Of further rate die
tufhauCcs had duprrHsinE iuuuuncus Toward
midday the prices atIncnrI Hil truund
Purchases by snort Interest advanced Man
hattfn one per cent and .unUnCh tnu general
Ist fraction harrington foa,htdtl's
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hEAUrIFUL sALrIIRl
DJLt miss tue grand bail t9u-@-A
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Notes

Mr, Mary s!rtmau has pelitloned
Tor iel.Hss OF administration OF Tue O..
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

Last night In McLauGhlIn's hall. on
Water street, the young Democrats OF
Wheeling met and effected u permanent
organization III the Bryan aud ScwHll
Club, by electInS officers. The club Will
order u uniform. all white. at the next
meeting. The enrolment has reached
scvcnty.sevrn. moro than was expected
81, early In the campaign. The officers:
President, Joseph Handlau; vice preSl-
dent. II T. Devrics. IT.; second vice pres
ident, L. W. Blayn-y: third vice presl-
dent, Thomas N. Kelly: secretary. +. p.
Daily; financial secretary, T. J.. Wolv-
ingtnn: treasurer. Gala Mitchell.
The following additional members OF
the executive committee were choEen:
William Mclaughlin. Frank C. Cox.
+. J.. Hcaley and C. L. CaliiSan. For
serEeant-Rt-armS Mr.. +. NJ. Englc was
selected. and as commander. Captain
George w. Wciggerber was elected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
THE REPUBLICANS
Martins Ferry Held nm EnthusInstic
Meeting Last Night.


n well attended meeting OF the Re-
publicans OF Martins Ferry was held In
the council chamber last night for the
purpose or organizing II Mckinley and
hobart club. Samuel WcstwoOd was
made temporary chairman and JGhn W.
crooks temporary secretary.
Mr.. WestwoOd stated the object OF the
meeting n n committee on resolutions
consisting or NJ. Aldredgc, i, j., a. Drcn-
hcn u X. a.. Lindemuth retired and
made n report which was accepted. It
Is as follows:
w hereby pledge our support TO the
Republican national platform adopted
In st. Louis on the 18th OF June. 1896. and
especially do we favor protection to
American wOrkmCn. American indus
tries and American credit by having
only the very best OF money and that
equal In debt paying and purchasing
power. We further pledge our support
to Mckinley and Hobart, and to Hon.
= Lorenzo Danford and the balance OF the
Republican ticket. For this purpose we
hereby subscribe Our aimee TO this res
0lution and thereby become members OF
the Mckinley and Hobart club OF Mar
tins Ferry, Ohio"
After the resolution committee re-
i'i ECU NIlu tHc TtIDOTl WIS uuppteN, tV-
cry Republican present signed his name
and permanent officers were then elected
as follows:
Prrsldent-SamucI Westwood.
Vice Pres!dcnt-E. j. a. Drenncn.
Secrctary-John W. Crooks.
TreaSurcr-GcOrgc c. Strain.
a COMMITTEES on nance and to solicit
members was appointed as follows; First
Ward. John Brush. Thomas %Edmunda.
~ DnyIs. Roger Rcccc. Second wnrd.
Charles DOwncy. Peter DaubcnmyCr, H..
n. Lindcmuth, James Italston. william
II. Coss, Charles James, George c..
Strnin. Third ward. Charles Morris. G..
G. Scdgwlck. William Dun, NJ. Aldrcdec.
Fourth ward. Thco. Keller, Harry Gray
son, Thomas williams. John a. Brown,
Samuel WcstwoOd. Fifth ward, Ed. Nc
Nnincl. Lee Woods. Howard Hopkins.
David Davis, John Fisher.
a committee OF CLEO club was hp-
pointed consisting OF j. G. Gray, who Will
have IL good M
The chair Is to appoint an executive
committee OF five members. The meet
Ing, which was nm enthusiastic one, i'd
.iOurned to meet next Thursday night at
the same place, by which time II Is
thought that the membership VIII reach,
something like 500 members. including II
number OF Democrats.
1t is the intention OF this wlde-nwaic
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

10 inc EultOt Oh tne ln~tCllgcECer
SlI.:-lt may not be Of much i'm
p~ortnncc to some OF our citizens how
fast trains run on the railroads enter
ing our city. Hut 10 4 large number OF
people living In THE East End It Is n
question Of vital Importance. There
are enough people killed now In the
city by railroads without adding TO
tite list by increasing the speed Of
trains entering tn" city. At the pres
ent rate OF ten miles an hour. there Is
no road that cannot reach Its station In
ten minutes from the city limits or
from where a fast speed Is dangerous,
and ] will usk. have the cOuncllmen
ever figured how long II would take a
train 10 u from the Central glass
house 10 Main street. at the twenty
mile rate! / Will say It is n half a
mile. Docs II not astonish you and with
"a train coming down grade at that
speed how can accidents be avoided?
Think OF these questions. l ask you.
before you consign your family and
friends and the children who attend
the Fourth ward school, 10 SC horrible Il
fate OBSERVER,
Wheeling, August C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
MIR. ATKINSON Z
Ills Campaign ats,. Ma,y's-OnIcr Speak
rr. Leave fur the Interior.

lion. q. W. Atkinson. OF wheeling.
neutrality-suspicious. for governor. left
yesterday afternoon for the southern
end OF tho atatC on u two wccks' stump
lng tour. He opened at ST. Mlry's, in
Peasants county. Inst night before u
large crowd. He speaks at Point Pleas
ant Friday night and Is the principal
speaker at the uprnlnIf OF the campaign
In Knnawha county tomorrow night ut
Charleston.
Curtald Dovcncr iGft yesterday for
Elizabeth; Writ county, where he will
speak TO the voters on the Issues OF the
campaign Tomorrow afternoon after
the Writ county convention.
Mr.. Charles Buriott Hart leaves to-
night for Martinshurg, where lie. with
Congressman Dayton, OF the Second dis
trlct. Will open the campaign tomorrow.
In the afternoon they will speak lONun
audience TO hG made up mainly Of farm
ers, and In the evening TO the townspeo-
al. ...... ...
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organization to securn some place suit
able for holding meetings ma supply II
with sound money and protection litera-
turo. the place 10 BE- open for tho usG OF
members Nix dnysand nights In the week
until tho close OF the campaign, There
VIII be FREQUENT talks by the members
OF the club und others. Captain Lnrenzo
Dnnford has already been Invited and
VIII ZONE tho latter part Of the month,
Capt. u H. DoyGntr. Prof. j. Mclicnry
Jones and others viii DO invited.
AZ the meeting last night II wa5 dccld-
cd To leave tho organization NJ a march.
Ink club 10 the young mon, many OF
whom are In favor OF II and adopting n
fine uniform.
FIFTY colorcdt Republicans OF Martins
Ferry have uIFtndy agreed to become
members OF u Mckinley and H.bart
club and they are enthusiastic for pro-
lection and sound money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

MY little boy, when two years Of age.
was taken very Ill with blood lux. !
was advised to use Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and DIarrhoea Remedy. and
luckily procured part OF a bottle. |
carefully read the directions and gave
II accordingly. He was very low. but
slowly and surely he began to Improve.
gradually recovered, and is now as
stout and strong as ever. l feel sure II
saved his life. l never can praise the
Remedy half It's worth. I am sorry
every n In the world does not know
how good 1t Is. as | do.-Mr3. Lima S.
Hinton, GrahRmsvLlc, Marion County,
Florida
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

DON'T trilc away time when you
have cholera morbus or diarrhoea.
Fight them in the beginning with De-
Wits Collie & Cholera Cure. You don't
have 10 wait for results; they are In
Simultaneous. and II leaves the bowels
In healthy condition. Charles L. Goethe.
corner Twelfth and Market streets:
Bowie * Co. Bridgeport; Peabody &
son, RcnWOOl. &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

Commencing to-day. August 3. the
Baltimore g. Ohio will run trains No.
!. ) and II Into tho Moundsville camp
ground station until further notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

IF YOU dealer tells you that some
thing else Is Just as good" rs Doan's
Ointment for Hives, Pin Worms, Itch
Ing Piles. or other itchincss Of the
skin. tell him You want the original.
II h safe: ncver-failing.
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August 3 TO 26 Inclusive, the Baltimore
& Ohio Company will sell excursion
tickets from Wheeling to Mt. Lake
Park at 81 80 for tho round trip. good
returning until August 81
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS,

$500 buys House. 1 rooms. lot 50x1-v.
3l2 MCCOllOCh street. 40
$50 buys tho best vacant lot on ~.
fstnnd. Riz0 5JXi3J. Paved street =" NO
S.2g bhys House al I rooms In the ou
Fair Grounds addition. va
Corner lot, Jacob and Fortv.r,.o.
streets. nj u bargain. 'N0"1
Nos. @jlS and 1870 Jacob street, and h,p,,
In rear mt n bargain. ''uSe
Money to Loan on Property
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PROPOSALS


Scaled proposals will be received by ne
Regents OF the State Normal School 10.
the erection and completion OF additioHs
to the present Normal School building a.
West Liberty. West Virginia, and ie,
heating the building with steam, Until u
O'Clock m. August !. 1896. at which hol'
the same will be opened nj the Blenner.
hassctt Hotel, In PurkersburG. prlwinsS
and specifications for the said work may
be seen on and after July % at the oiiicGot
the President Of the Board. In ChasItS,
ton; In the Office OF T. S. Riley, Attorney
General, Wheeling: In the office OF Z; ~
Gilkcson. FarkershurE: In the office OF W.,
J.. Rodgers. West Liberty. and a tEo
Office o! Frank L. and Henry 4. DAVIS
Architects. baltimore, Md. The Board re-
serves the right TO reject any or all oGs'
Proposals are to he addressed 10 Il, :
Carr. Secretary OF tho Board OF Rceehts,
at Charleston, W. Va, or In care OF ne
Rlcnncrhassett Hotel. ParkcrshurGi- W.
Va. VIRGIL a. LEWIS,
jylG President OF the Board of Regents
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CHAPLAIN McCABE will deliver his
great wnr lecture. THE Bright Side Of
Libby Prison." Friday evening, August
IA, ut Moundsvillo camp ground. mw&f
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DIR. JOHN WILL HAMILTON. sccrc-
tnry Frecdmnn's aid Society, and finest
pulpit orator In the NJ. l.. church. at
Moundsvillc Camp Meeting August 10
IN % ------- : = Nuf&m
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REAL ESTATE
HOUSES And LOTS FOR SAIE

a o6l-lnvcatment corner Twelob
E0tf RirGrts. ''" ata
No, icl Sixteenth street, lot 2l,l,, Ia,
4 line residence In Pleasant NuIiar"I
SuE. lQ pnd l9s Seventeenth sttoEi"
No. S kentucky street. ( rooms,
No. kentucky street, LOT syxiij ,a,,
A. iinu %rcaldenc0 on Virginia sil"o,
modern convenience. price low. ~
No; f2l? Chapllne street. large h,,,,
10. & 18th street. : rooms md ,,,,,.
No. 1876 nth street. 9 rooms ami s,1ti.
Lot corner Alnin and Sixteenth .l,as,S
No. l2l iitli street. I rooms ma b,,bsI
No. 1905 Ehuplln6 street, I rooms
No. lilj ChhplllO street, rOUing
Lot on Main IT., between 2ll md q,, -
2 lots on North Wabash gtFroi oil
No. 81 South broadway. rcsldeue. o,,
L. HaghCs. ESQ WI,
Lot lGIiSO North York street.
lot No. 20 indiana St, ! rooms n,,
No, q ". Wabash St, & rooms rjnWusia
a fine lot in Pleasant Valley. ~"'Sh
No. 10 Vermont street. I rooms, 10, ,,.,..
feet: $500. ''tla
Tho Bloch property m North Main 8,
MONEY TO LOAN.
RlNEHART q T
Tho City Bank Building.
Telephone 2l9. 49,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

THE annual MoundsvIlle Camp Meet
ing August 10 TO %. tuf&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

Atlantic City Eicursion via baltimore &
Ohio, Thursdny, August IA, 1906.
Round trip $40. tickets good twelve
days with stop ovcr privlles. at WASH
tngton. d. c., returning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
THE BUTCHERS
Make Things Hum ut Their An.
nual Picnic and Outing
AT THE STATE FAIR GROUNDS.

The rnl,oa Butcher Defeat. the o,,r.,h,.
River ,ian,n the ueef IStillng Contest,
Amid Considerable Excitement by n
Margin OF Two siinute.-The Track
Races were Quite Int.re,t,ng-A Parade
la the Morning was a Fine Feature.