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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-23

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-23

Stick 20 what you see advertised IN
the newspapers when you get u the
store Don't le; Willy salesman tho.
yol of the track You know MA; you
want better than he does
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-23

Goois ADVERTISED in this Aexs2saer
are for sale in his town You can ga
taem wicaoui trouble :: you refuse SUB
s1itu.ss ami press your demand Tor gen
uire articles.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-23
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.

One fare round trip within 20 miles
Ticke.s on sale December "a. e5 and 81.
ana January /, good until January 4. for
return. HAL 5. RAY. D. P. A.
4-i4s Wichita, Kan
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-23
BACHELOR IN PERIL
LAW MARRIAGES MAKING
LOTS OF TROUBLE.

So Many Claimants Have Successfully
Pushed Claims Against Estates nn
Those Grounds That the Field For
Quick Witted Adventuresses Has Great
Iy widensd and Many Arc Piucking
Wise Deservs-Bacheiors, Particularly,
Suffering After Their Death, However
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12
Soaanmeloslfe.
CIf Rep. \. Wuaers Gsptn.)

Snfel Soms SDitt, RtsrIipci | be amtrii
iands SlaOttntcr al earrist ge,bsr 5tolpe
6orIaet al 4. g.. 1rsnsoaE Gau Clair,
gpis.
Sotm fttnoe lie otrnt mrritliet Boo
Ten btbspsr bptritu min t1tr uoatn anotns
anbtidIina. Zen or 'itnot o. lCt o. b,un'
bret ootr ben belle tipiliisr,oe ytrosn o. optr
iat paa ale eipilti,rtOt sprOs, Os Dor Opltp,t
manaioloies Cplaa.
Set tr ON nGrpnrcnot llosase at i,n oil
notaIs mig liSt. Zen ,r | cnbptr 6tri,ups
uomrri,t. Stu iuoebo(otr optr loo Bile,
Der, bDiIie ale Ct mssci soot; 5rDtitu sr atts
get tbOtlie mto itsrre goaitapsr tup ulmius
beige gsgcr, % %iuui,oss Itt at trit srooa for
ipass Zine, 9inort tr iiGrit % pot.rrt;
goeen taller 66S Siosr. fort oitao.
Get r riatia It graaibGr', Tom after ber
bDoes Vublitum fra Sr. 3reusoal, iom fnI
bopt 5ai for, at ban Isrg,r for at goot "a
Dailtrt u~oftbrtot gsaer 'orss,r bore ednp5s
nruos goaidmliugtr,
Nngantno. 9uuiration,rut bfr fets, at cs
siper en- lebtuot Gcrctiairg ON BE- ptrionsr
oa PtgiOtnbtotr, iom De ir,miinsr OIL irttsr
btnne lloSuOt frem for tubo.r unOen, JON il
Dor baut anlson,ra I'll at it
Com 6OrGrins Ill 1amiliss N,olsmmsr rto
grDnuppsr, 6sOitIsoas,, 5ul.' % RptuorSa
tiOsr er ben nlestt po5isnot, pa Suobolo,t,
ION %btiisuot, CT s%i,uu.mtrrngt al IN u~tporlis
i~riitslis aano.
Reo. =. g. 1rsrsSdi, Gau Claire, JBis.,
uairtter Soissmano for otttt prdetOGti %
cir liberal, gstiu9elitr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12
IRA &c " Dim.

Ser bsres iielotn ,l,r alprie noatn Siug
ira Sc Eop gienntm Serts rrtot glao. "a
De bar en- notiod itor 9rieirsos baaos Der
SDsn cg uoooer Sdnoei, par bet life mere ,np
Het, at pi en- % anoer Song III ie Ct lioet
5tpttc her fra Dor lille Stab. Git ri iaa
iielben Ter uogst hsrfrd bar ptl i'm @ruuo |,
at, at Nortsrne life er iaa mauoItQrtt | iclps
Spent men ba Smrgnen bopsDiogclt9 cr be.
boet at Nortt susr SfunOiruper, iom aisr
nm ftsrfe 6orrstniue Der i gpcn, laa tunOe
bet bore al Sntcrssie at iua bore bsrira en-
gang imslcn.
Sc 8op .r en- pen % triuslis lioen 9p paa
onttrent 1000 Snobpsgsr., bporai l4-16
6anlilitr tr Rorte. Ser ~ioresaur ct ganiie
bttDoelist 6orretuingsliO at nriteu aae
Siass, iaa bet Ct uosn 5pil, at al De minorc
gpcr Ntopsr So, .r &c 8op ben beoite Gan.
oelsplaos. Mon ian iisbs % iGlss list iors
o~elagtigt iom / De itsrrc gper. ai uorIe 6ors
retnirgsmrno bar hi S'Srr. 8. & Geo.
Satpfins, Tom oriptr en- al BE- betDoclioite
general Wsr6nnOiie Gorrstnino her / gpsn;
CT nnsrtienots fremrasenos og pualiosligs Gors
retningsmrno, hos bpsm man nltio er litter
poa at faa fulo gGroi for Veng.ns, unar
mon tisber, % bsisite Urls for, bvap man
iGlg'r. Saa bar hi Wr. 8. 6ause, iom bril-
Der en- pen @roe.rbiorrstnina.. 8snntitrano
4 Sruolo oriper Sfrrpoerprrttco I itsrre
SfoIn "a ferarfr SnrN.Iaa S,,pgga CfNn,,,,.r
babe | 6acOng oe &pnlitst til ollerlapeite Qris.
DIR. 9aaoOIo er Routruiter og bpagsr iGrpss
Iss imutts % iolioe Suis til Soii, Tom bar
Galo til at bD99s. ri bar rorit 8irie /
gDsn, Tom bstienss al 4aitor 9u al b. ( E..
airte. Mlan bar t CONNER bolOt paa mto
Inlrg al @nnoosrf, iom MI mart Mariner is
i'm SulpsnoslI.. Ser bar i~oregaast msg:t
9ps9turbsiOe t Somuersns 2sb, ioa mango
ME Suis sr r,iit os relics frsmOsles.
Sluttelis pl isa cmtole os | SrrOslssbco
lsgse grst pua osnns Sci ai min file Stitie:
gf De isnsits % upsts Siaus til Open, bar III
iaast ct riatig fsrte alasiss 6Otogruis
a~tslier, iom en- una Normano, DIR. Wlu. Cos
ietb, bar oprsttst. Mr. SOietb Tom fra 6bi'
caso i CONNER, boOr ban bar urbeiost / be
iioits 6 aar i ct uf be ~fineits aunit: GOtogrufs
a~tslier, boilfst eipcr BAN @tteit for at ban
~ioritaar 1T Gag tiIsoons % BERTH iamoittiss
beosiulO os pauliosli9 / al fin 6orrstring.
0an tGnIcr at ilau Ts nco mto fin 6amiIis
Der binuot os NOrfs, bpor ban bar aiort Reg
ming paa at finOr grbeioe moi for ii8 % i'm
Families ltnoerbplo. 2bounent.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

Dept ", 45 vesey St, New York.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12
SfanoinapiHe Sjofolf.

s ct 5%orebrog. ION nblig blep bolot
| 2onoon al Sr. &. 9. Sdir6ilo, en- /
Sjsmanbsforbolb meset bepanoret
Wuno, paupest. Sulersn u~ngaasnbs
Sjsfolts peniionsring, at sngelIte
Sjsfolt iteoie mere f~ortr9nstes al
uoenlanbIte, frsmfpr aft at Stanoiuas
Der. San n9pnte Gtsempler paa, at
engelite Sartsisr bapbe forlaot sngsliie
Sapne uoen at ba en- eneIte Gngelit,
mano omborb. Strange 5remmebe,"
IA ban. "tommer berppsr / fin ung'
bonn, ipurer penge og p.nosr 'aa til'
base til lit Sismlonb. glitter fig. toms
mel ON en- 5ib after bertil, Teller meb
Dor 5urtsier og ienoer r~eselmnsfg
biem Tin 5ortjeneits til Stone, Tom arr
beiber / Sjemmet, eller til 5orrlore.
Tom lsoer paa imaa Sorbbrug borte /
Spsrise eler Norgs; ia imelem fan be
tllosnleD l999e op 1dd mango Yenge,
at be ian .jsbs bet 5artsi. be tiblis.re
bar ieilet meb, for iaa at tonturrere
meb os. GnselIte Sjsfolt bsrimob
brpr iisloen TN Sjerne meb suntsn
paa 5remtioen elsr Sismmst9" -
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plan: IS Commencing bsrmeb fps
mes Ri, bet burbe ore ben fsrft. Cor.
anitaltnins at inbprente be enselite
Sjsfolt ben Rssterbeb os 9~riftisbeb,
Tom ubm9rter bisie 5remmsbs. Raur
Ipenite pg norife Sjsfoli. Tom ,ommer
oper til England ogetar 5isneite Tom
enselite Sismanb, fan ipare pense og
tanIte belt os bplbsnt isrse for fin
5remtio, iaa fslser bsrai. at engelite
Sjsfolt osiau mau tunne sjsre bet"
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12
Slamot iaa megen cpertro,

ipm er ~begrunbet | ct f~ulbit1nbigt
l1tienbitab til be intercollegiate 2ops,
mda benresnes SpuOlresnet. uoen
dbIolut at bile bensgte, at 8inben pirz
telig bar funnel meofsre SpoDl, ubs
Sppet al 9ultaner. | fore 4fitanos, er
bet bog miittert. at Stsritsoelen al, bpao
man onisr for iuabant Rsgn, itplbss
en- belt anosn 4ariag. ) goro.aur
er bette Sldgs Resn tsmmslig bpppigt;
man iasttdssr bet bpert aar | Waunes
berne Qpril os Mui, fom cftsit Sors
binbelIe meb Tin Resn os 8eitsnOinb.
Ollie 8ienftanbe bliper oeb bette Regn
6ebqttebe msb ct megst fnt gulf Stsp.
Iom opbobsr fig | aro9sns. 9ette
Stsp er lugtfrit. os bpis man unoers
Isaer bet | Miiroftopet, fer man, at
bet beItaar al upreformise 2egsmer.
tbttere oeo gnoerne, og man er nu lite
mere / 3pil ON Sprinoelien til bet
IaataloteS ppblrean. gorbedur er mob
Rorb og 8eit omgipet al ubitrdtte
8ranItope; / glpmitrinestioen bliosr
sSrset fsrt lang. bort at 9inben, ia
lige op til Stpsrne, bporfra bet faa
iaisn falber nsb meo aesnet. Oct uis
-
fer fla, at ben iaresne Jorm. for bet
formobebe opIamlsbs Spopl er ioentiit
meb 0rantraernss Stsp. SboDlreg.
net bar MI life mere no9et mpitiit pso
lia. men bet .r berfor life minors ins
teresIant for Mtteoroloeerae, foroi bet
bepiIer 9ilitebsparslien az be opao'
aaaenbe Strsmnirger. bporom man
ofte bar paret i 9pil. Nan bar tils
iiiaet S~bierpatorist ! grusisl en- prspe
of Sranfrset, opiamlst siter ct Resn,
Tom ialot / gorpsaur ben 14oe april
1897, oe / Witroftopst bar man tposs
Tia ajeniisnbt ben spps, icm sr tarat'
teriitif for 8ranirsst; to msrts Sinus
Der psb Gnoen al bpsrt aprn sr al en-
euaiq Narpe. De .r glarer poa ben
Sinbe, Tom omgiOer Street % er fplot.
meo Cuff, iaaisbes at Streets Glust
meo 8inben oerpeo besunitises.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

Scs mooips Spma'rusu "Suspsnneu' 'or
ct Bar Ytaaneeer iioen I aoo Stlue. SeG
sr itrrt. iplio % uaiier. o. ben arbeIoer rent
uom9rist. iaa ben or meset optr 6prpeHt
aina. GIT &abpioue, iom iaa ben iorleoen
iaaSe. al ben oar liGeiaa 900 NRaliiHe. ipm
ben bun hapne III so. Slagtsu toiieee 80
Gents. .. 8. ctfou, Sl0ug Jals. .. L
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

nance ilias ginoer, iom sotan iu,tr cp,
rpoOts pri, Get bar ct sopi arb,io, at ropt
cp % iiuSt nogle al oisis 0as,r, bporpaa
IiTu;icn %iOriour at bang, Rsun,F,t iat iaa
CUB lie iaur bragg bet I'll fs. CDisrsl
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12
eaten ohip. sntn 9rIrpU. !

Sueas ep. ts.s'
Sraut Z. Gheurn GHgsDcr CD paa, al ban or ben
partner | Sirmaei 4. 2 eheHtn a Go Der oriucr
Serretnins Spen 5oleeo Stat % epunip io1r ooens
Epr Ga al nrunie Sirma oil beialt zen nm Ct huns
orspc 3ouars for gOeri eHeiie lilt1ieeai Natarrh
' Trdnf Z. Gheuep,
geeoiaet for mtg 90 uueeriirepei NH. " roar I've
henue ben sic IdG af 5ecemb 7 | bet Serrens War
tsa6 VI. ". @lrGipu.
Esn Rot rims fHbliCus
6al's 6dterrh Cure or for ~inoportes Srug 90 pirf
fer nirefte raa 9lpb I % G~uiteHrts SliHbtnoer.
Strip eiier Tsitemonier: ifnees gratis
IA Gbeueg 60 2olteo, q.
sy- Srlses paa Apctheisrns tor sc.
Ls bebfte sr calls 6antlttptuer. (Nop)
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12
&orreiponbance.

sprrsirorsancer uoen Tapn o. aeresit taats iist
minofe 9enipu Ill. be tIr life rnaaua aiern mIraeaf
&eoaitioneu. Rspuet III lie bin, sHtntlissIOr rnts
ntaSre b In Rprreipoueeui 81 Ct bet, men
&eeatttontH uaa bare Napret % GoTtsien.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

geo bar prspet 'Susuenneu' / aue Eel.
% tan irpst iias. at ben tr iaa soo Maifinc,
ION 3osen tan sniie ia. Zen er ItRrt. ar
beteer LEI % ipr apot I babe tpnot ca iptt
{st Sec flenoer III ier ioritiealge Slags
Spmalilner. men sSuspenuen- opsraaar benz
sas. $3.50 9ragt Ears .. canten.
oarpoea. Y Hal
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

Gao,rtn: tom, iss bsrsr, at ou bar lsiet.
Sea lsi aIoris, oa leo bar paa bin aloe.'
Tom: sEaar bsepnDts M ea Qapal-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
FIRE COMMITTEE.

The committee on fire department met
last night. Bills auditing 1896 70 were
ordered paid. Chief Klleves recon-
mended the purchase OF twentv-one
rubber coats. and for said purchase the
following subcommittee was appointed
-Messrs. Gartley, Mcclure and Chief
Klieves.
The chief has six new alarm boxes.
and their location Is to be decided upon
by the following sub-committee-Nes-
bltt. Mcclure and Otto. Boxes are be-
ing clamored for at Ohio and South
Huron, Twenty-fourth and Jacob, out
Twenty-nlnth street, and at Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets.
Tho committee accepted the offer OF
f. b. Hail. OF the Mountain State Elec-
trlcal Company, to furnish the labor In
connection with the repairs to fire
alarm system, at his bid OF S525.
Chief KlIeves and Mr. Hahne were
appointed committee to get bids for
strengthening walls OF the Eighth
ward engine house. a new lock was
ordered for Vlgilant engine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
DIED.

RING-At Claysvllle,. Pa. on Saturday
afternoon, November 9, 1891 W. G..
KING, In the 10th year of his age,
Funeral from his late residence in Clays-
willie. on Tuesday afternoon at . o'clock.
Friends OF the family invited Inter
ment at Clnysville cemetery
wAtNER-At Baltimore, Md, on Mon
day November s, 1897, at 1928 o'clock
a. M, MISS EVBLINA H. WARNER,
In the nth year OF her age.
Interment at GAINESVILLE, Ohio. this (Tues-
day. afternoon at o'clock,
HANsHAw-on Monday, November s,
1897, at Gas o'clock n, m, MARION w,
wife OF the late Robert NJ Hanshaw,
aged 81 years.
Funeral services Mt family residence. No.
co Seventeenth street, this (Nicsday)
evening at, 1850 o'clock Friends ro-
specially invited to attend. The ro-
mains win be taken to Grafton, W. Va,
for lntormcnt, via baltimore & Ohio
railroad, wednesday morning at Z
o'clock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor .non,snt In aud About
the City.

MhWeFb OF mlnur houeH !" uuu HSSNs
the city.
Council meets this evening,
The council committee on Markets is
called for this afternoon at 2 o'clock, to
meet at the Second ward market house.
Mr.. Walter Hedrich and Miss Augusta
Breuhn, both OF the South Side, were
married Saturday night,
The remains OF Mrs. Weidner, mother
OF Mr.. Joseph Weidner. were taken to
Marietta yesterday for interment
The Christian Endeavor society of the
First Christian church will hold a
prayer meeting at the mission school
on Thlrty-frst street on Thursday
evening.
Benwood lodge No. 3 will visit Her
man lodge, A. o. U. W., tomorrow
evening. The officers and members Of
Herman lodge will give the brothers of
Benwood warm greeting.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tIan Endeavor of the First Christian
church will send part of its members to
McMechen to form a Christian En-
deavor society at the Christian church.
They will go down on the electric motor
leaving Fourteenth and Main streets at
Q p. m. next Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09

The council committee on elections
met last night, and completed nearly
all the arrangements for the special
election on November "a, when the vote
on the refundIng ordinance is taken.
There Will be two precincts In the Sec
ond, Seventh and Eighth wards,owins
to these wards covering such irregular
territory.
The polling booths will be located In
all the hose houses and at the police
court room. and Second ward market
house.
OF the three additional places the po-
lice station at the end of the suspension
: bridge will answer for the Seventh
ward, and David Hahne's store room on
Forty-flrst street. for the Eighth ward.
The one for the Second ward will be
selected to-day. when the judges not
chosen last night, will be named.
The committees list completed part
iy, Is as follows
First ward-Joseph +. Hanes, OrloH
Miller, D. z. Phillips.
Second ward, first preclnct-Charles
senseney, w. Wilkinson, J. b. craw-
ford.
Third ward-W. X. Bodley, Frank
Woods, Thomas o'Brien.
Fifth ward-Phil Bachman, Robert
Schnelle, W. 3. Odbert.
Sixth ward-Frank Wingerter, Harry
King, W. j. Nolte.
Seventh ward, first preclnct-J. D..
Maxwell, T. C. Wilson. r, B. Burt; sec
ond precinct-W. +. Williams, James
Thomas. Charles Lukens
Eighth ward, first precinct-J. w,
Schultze, Charles Bryson, John Man.
ion; second preclnct-Herman Brem-
sen, w. C. Meyer, Jacob Ritz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
rHROuaH THE BREAST.
A Bsnwood Hoy Receives the Bullet fror
RtoY ItIhs ami Lives.

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock sew
eral Benwood boys were shooting at a
target set up near the schad crossing
of the Baltimore & Ohio road. A small
toy rifle was used. Among the boys in
the crowd were Henry LOring and Pete
DeTemple. Young DeTemple was pre-
pairing to have try at the target when
the rifle was prematureIy discharged
and the bullet struck Loring In the
body, passing through the breast, II
was feared the injury would be fatal,
but DIR. Alley, who was called immedi-
ately, stated to the Inteiligencer last
night that the boy would recover. 1t
was as narrow an escape as the aver
age boy has from death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
A HORSE CASE.

Charles Wilson, the colored barber OF
Eleventh street was arrested Yesterday
on the charge OF obtaining horse un-
der false pretcnscs, at the instance of
n w. Shannon, Of Short creek he
gave bead for hls appearance before
squire Fitzpatrick tomorrow mornlng
at 10 o'clock. Wilson formerly owned
the horse, but by system OF transfers
secured II again, leaving Shannon out
I'm tho cold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
HEALTH COMMITTEE.

The council committee on health last
night recommended TO council the pro-
position OF A. Golden, for the consum-
ing of the clty's garbage. The price OF
compensation was left blank Mr.. Col
den agrees to employ Messrs. Brooks
and Dick, the cremntory employees. The
committee also ordered paid bills
amounting to $33 rs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
Is A RIG SUCCESS.

The "chrysanthemum show" openIne
at the greenhouses of Max L. Hess, at
Mt. Calvary station, on the Elm Grove
road, east OF the city, has proved a
great success. Many people from town
went out to Mr.. Hess place yesterday
afternoon and we're loud in their ex-
presslons of admiration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
ABOUT PEOPLE

strangers In the city and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Prosecuting Attorney C. L. weems,
OF Belmont county, was In the city last
night.
Mrs. Harry II. Krngcr and child, Of
The sixth ward, nre visiting relatives In
Washington, Pa.
Michael Flnnlgan, the Fifth ward sa..
loonIst. left yesterday for a ten days
stay at Cnmbridgeboro'
George Young who formerly con-
Quoted n barber shop on south EoH
street, Is home from Pittsburgh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
THE BARNEsv1LLE CONFERENCE.

The Flrst SessIUHB HeIu NJ BtIIuITe'
Continue To-day.
The opening session OF the meeting of
the GAINESVILLE Methodist Episcopal
conference was held at Bellaire in the
First church last evening. with large
attendance of visitors from all parts OF
the district. The opening sermon last
evening was by Rev. A. ]. Hiatt, of
GAINESVILLE. To-day's programme is as
follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09

PUNE blood aud good digestion are
an insurance against disease aud suf
fcrlng llurdock blood lllltcra keeps
th6 blood pure, the dlgcatlon perfect .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
crMrrER1Es coMM1rrEE

The committee on cemeteries met last
night and considered grave questions.
Each member wore CHASTITY grin and
a graveyard smile after getting to the
bottom OF a list of Items, totallihS
sll3 rs, which were ordered paid
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09

A Tlltp 10 California for lOc 90
aud see II at ilemnnold ynrdg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
OFFICIALS NAMED
For the Popular Election on the
Refunding Ordinance.
THREE ADDITIONAL PRECINCTS

NECESSARY. ONE EACH IN SEC
oND, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
wARDs-THE cREMAToRY PRO-
POSITION RECOMMENDED TO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO
FIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COUNCIL COMMITTEES MET
LAST NIGHT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09

LOOK out for cheap, substitutes! Be-
ware Of new remedies. Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup has stood the test for nearly fifty
years,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-09
n1r1lAnnanN is llnLp.

Robert Richardson, whose arrest at
Martins Ferry for lmpcrsonallng a
United states pension agent was noted
In yesterdays lnlclllgcnccr, had his
prollmlnnrg hearing yesterday ~ stou-
bcnyillc He was held Tor hla appear.
nncr before the United states court ana
In default Of $1,000 bond viii lnngulsh
Us duraHco vie untll the court meets,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-13
\ TIME-DEFYING CORPSE.
Chicago News.

Chicago News.
The grave of Captain Jack King, NJ Ma
r,etta, Ohio. who died r. the army uirl".
three years ago. has been opened N order
to make room for his wife who has just
passed away Captain King was buried
in a steel casket, sealed and perfectly an
tight. in consequence of this fact, there
was quite a crowd of relatives and friends
of the family present when the coffin WAS
exhumed, to view the remains. Wnel The
plate over the glass was removed and the
remains exposed to view. the whole Ct
Captain Kings features were plainly lis-
ible His face had not even blacKcned 10
a great extent and one of his grand
children who had never seen him in life,
declared that he could recognize him from
the picture he had left. Captain Mig
was buried in full uniform, which was a
fresh looking as the day it was inferred.
The buttons had lost none Of their bright
ness. and even the cotton on which MS
head rested was not discolered in the
least.
The only part Of his face that showed
the ravages and decay of time VAS his
eyes, which were gone entirely. The glass
was unbroken, and the effect Of the air on
the corpse was not ascertained. Captain
King was a Mason, and his badge was
plainly visible. He was lying in Mound
cemetery. whose soil is quite sandy, nut
whether this had anything TO do with his
preservation is unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-13
Tile COOK TICKS OK

The song that were singing bears with II
To be taken to heart by the young and
While Time, envious fellow, so quietly
stealing.
Shall whisper-go print It in letters Of
The clock ticks on"
The maiden who trifes with honest aFec-
Who thinks youth eternal an! let her
beware;
She'll md out too late. with a bitter re-
Election,
That Time is relentless-she's no longer
fair.
There's the note that you gave-such an
easy transaction.
Three months 10 elapse ere the payment
is due.
How hard to consider that Times stealing
or YOU.
And the day Of protesting youn bitterly
The clock ticks on"
Your friends are depaT ung-how sadly
YOU miss them
But YOU count not the hours so mourn
fully told:
And sadly oblivious to Time that is pass
ing.
You dream not a moment that you're
growing old.
The clock ticks on
-Harpers Weekly.