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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-21
James LICK Grammar,

Song, class; welcome, Francis Mighell: recita-
tion, Carl Otto. trio = Minnie Juoson Alice
Niederost, Rena Murray reading of Lick OBJ
server (Part D. Marion Burness; violin solo Min
ME Judson; informal discussion of the question
whether IL Is better to have money than knowi-
edge" participated IN by: Misses Barry, Burness
Clancy, Chase, Collins, Gibson Gwin CHASER Har-
Iington. Hanson, Judson, No Cain, Murray
Niderost, Stella Smith, Maud Smith, Stoddard :
Masters Chase, Fish, Hackney, Lenhart, MigheIl
Otto, Thornton, Thompson; piano SOLO Marion
Burness; leading Of LICK Observer (part IL, Repa
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-21

RS CELTIC UNION = THE FOLLOWING
u~c societies composing the union hereby
notified 10 assemble At Metropolitan Temple MON
DAY EVENING, June 2l, 10 ebrate the one
hundred and thirtyfourth anniversary OF the birth
of Theobaid Wolfe Tone. Hon. J. ]. Dwyer, orator
Congressman James g. Mcguire will also address
the meeting:
Knights OF st. Patrick.
Knights of the Red Branch
Knights of Tara.
Knights OF the Red Branch Rifles.
Wolie Tone Club, Oakland.
ST. Patricks Mutual Alliance.
Unity Alliance Harmony Alliance, Excelsior
Alliance, Pacific Alliance and Alliance No 5 Of
Oakland of ST Patrick's Alliance Of America
Division No 10, A. o. H. OF A.
County Monaghan Social Club.
County Leitrim Social Club.
Tyrone, FeImanagh and Donegal Society
Gaelic Literary Society.
Knights of the Red Branch Rifles Will appear In
full uniform as q reception committee
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eS WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO
tR~S the highest bidder for cash on Wednesday,
June 20, 1897. at i A NJ, at 22S Post St, san
Francisco, aii one Bruenn piano, No 26lS, with
the stools and covers, TO satisfy vendors lien aud
expenses OF sale A. BhUENN.
~ OLLIE LAKE, GENUINE CABINET
~ ~ ba hs; gents and ladies' Room 1873, II
Stockton ST.
ECyS EWELLS DAIRY IS NOW LOCATED
1~D at 23d and Folsom SITS. Telephone white 27l.
AEg5 TURKISH CABIN ET BATHS FOR
SD gents and ladies' r., IL, l2U1a Geary St.
ESSSS BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR "a:
q, eollectl ons made: city or country. Pacific
Connection Co.. AIS Montgy s.. .: tel. 1850.
~ BAY CITY TRANSFER CO., REMOVED
S~S 244 10 3l112 sltteE Trunks delievred 25c
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GRADUATING FROM
THE CITY SCHOOLS
Boys and Girls Who Re-
fleet Honor on Their
Parents.
Some of the Successful Work
of San Francisco
Teachers.
Medals and Diplomas Awarded Pupils
Who Distinguished Them.
seves by Study.

Commencement exercises of the follow
ing schools were crowded out of Satur-
days issue, and are inserted here.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A., oe oHN ne F. RICHARDS. LAW OFFICES. ROOMS
r. San ~, Crocker building; telephone Main
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Z" GREAT GATHERING OF On
E~S the clans at Shell Mound Park, N nE1
Berkeley, MONDAY, July 5. 1897, M1NX
under the auspices Of the San Francisco ~
Scottish Thistle Club Grand ball and display OF
fireworks in the evening.
J. II. HILL, Acting r oyAl Chief.
GEORGE W. PATTERSON, Recorder.
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e~1 "a (25c per share) OF the HUTCHIN SON
SUGAR PLANTATION CO. will be payable at
the office of the company, 327 Market St, on and
after MONDAY, June 81, 1897.
Transfer books will close Tuesday, June g.
1877, at O'Clock T. n. i. II. SHELDON. Sec.
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ESFP DIVIDEND NOTICE-MUTUAL saw
S~S lNGS BANK OF SAN FRANC CISCO SO
Post ST For the half year ending June 80, 1897
dividend has been dec AIRED at the rate of four f4l
per cent per annum on term deposits and three
aud one-thiId ts15l per cent per annum on ordi-
nary deposi S, free OF taxes payable on and after
THURSDAY, July !. 1897.
George A. STORY, Cashier.
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VOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AROUND
a private place; thoroughly understan nds the care
OF horses cows aud garden; city or country; good
referen noes. Address Z. H., box 1856 Call.
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A LL-RoUND CARPENTER WANTS WORK
n at repairing or making new; leaky roofs .
specially. Address Carpenter box 1S5, Call.
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CITUATIoN WANTED BY BREAD AND
- cake baker; hotel or shop. Address ]. R., 734
MnnR
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Al IDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS SITUATION
WI in private family; understands care Of horses
and garden. G. H, box 81, Call Office.
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1u ant card-reader, born double veil and second
sights diagnoses disease, full life reading; Ia soc;
gents 81; palm. and clairv.; sit 81 50. 126 Turk.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-21

CHINESE AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT
y office; best help 4141a O'FarreIL Tel E 426.
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POSITION BY YOUNG LADY As CASHIER
or assistant in doctor dentists office. pho
tograph gallery; best OF references Address = f.,
box 81. Call Office.
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ID DEL1ABLE GERMAN, UNMARRIED, COM
LII petent 10 take charge Of winery, vineyard and
orchard, wishes situstion best of references Ad-
dress care OF M. SHAFEk, "a Third ST.
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IL UNTER & Co. CHINESE AND JAPANESE
IL emp. office, 6141a California St, TEL main 23l.
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NINE. MOREAU. BEST MEDIUM, CLAIR
1.1 voyant card-reader; charms free; 25c up.
73 Fourth st.
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Young WIDOW (PARISIAN), FORMERLY
L in good circumstances. wants o permanent
place as housskeeper; widower's home preferred.
1l22 Market ST., room 81.
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FORTUNES TOLD BY PLANETS; MOST
i gifted medium. NINE. LENEMAR, room g.
141 Tay. or ST., near Eddy: no signs
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

JAPANESE, CHINESE EMPLOYMT OFFICE
y waters, housecleaners 50 Geary: tel Grant s
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

GIRI. ELLIS ST, $l5; GIRL, VAN NESS
Eirl Harrison st, SIS; girl, Franklin ST., $l5;
gir, Fourth ST.. SIS; girl, Stanyan s., SIS; girl,
Vallejo Cal, SIS; girl, Golden Gate ave, SIS;
deso, Cal SIS: gir, Fair oaks st, $50: girl,
HYDE st, Sl5; Girl, Gilroy, Cal, el6. MARTIN
& CO., 74S Market St
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

- DIVIDEND NOTICE-THE GERMAN
~ savings and Loan Society 526 California
ST. FOR the half year enuing June 80, 1897, a div
ideno has been declared at the IT four and
on term deposits AMI three and nfty hupdredths
Is 5O-lOOl per cent per annum ordinary depos-
It's free OF taxes payable on and after Thnr day,
July l, 1897 GEORGE TOURNN, Secretary.
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CHINESE & JAPANEsE; ESI"D 20 YEA RS
Ohelp; ;teL main 1897 BRA ADLEY q Co GAO CA,
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YOUNG GIRL JUST FROM THE EAST DE-
sireS TO secure lucrative hcu sekeepeI's place;
bacheior's wldowers homo preferred. S21
N ission ST., room g.
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nANE, UNDERSTAN CARE OF FAST
~ horses; is a good driver; care Of garden and
milk; have good references. Address c. D., box
4, this Office.
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H1S LARkIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
OIO CALI subscnptIons and want ads taken
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CLAIRvoYA
WHAT Is YOUR VoCATIONr
w HAVE YOU PROSPEREDr

WHAT AXE 7 UUh HOPEST
Mrs DIR. F. CLARK will lift the dark veil OF
your future life; she gives you valuable ADVICE
and AID In all affairs of life. of private well
Of business nature as for instance, pertaining to
Love, Matrimony, Friendship Business, Lawsuits
contested Wills Divorce Damage Suits. Mining.
She discovers lost or stolen property finds buried
treasures, prevents sickness misfortune; recon
Giles he separated, thus restoring lost happiness
Every person is adapted to some particular usl-
ness, profession or trade which ay justly be term
ed their true vocation and yet more than hAlf OF
you are hghting against unk nown fate fame,
fortune and position which you do not and cannot
obtain until you find your true vocation. Hours
to 9 daily. send stamp for clrcnlar and special
terms. MRS DIR /. CLARK. 1906 Market :. +.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

EIRST-CLASs COOK. UNDERSTANDS EN-
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ES DIVIDEND NOTICE-sAN FRANCIS
~ co SAVINGS UNION, No. 532 California
St, cor. Webb. For the half year ending with the
3Oth of June ]S97. dividend has been declared AZ
the rate per annum of four and two-tenths a M ner
cent on term deposits and three and nve-tentbs
t35 81 per cent on ordinary deposits free OF taxes
pay able on and after THU URsDAl July !, 1897.
LOWELL WHITE Cashier
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MONEY LOANEDON DIAMONDS, WATCH
NI esiewelry. .sealskinS Uncle arris. Is Grant av
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WANTED-A POSITION AS ENGINEER;
w can run all kinds of engines and dynamo; d o
my own repairing and mending. G. Z. F., COX 43,
Call Cffice
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VoUNG WIDOW FROM EURoPE WISHES
situation as houseEeeper; bachelor or widower.
III EDDY st, room l.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

w ANTED - ASSISTANT UNDERTAKEN
w country; coachmsn, with old country ex pc
rience $50 and found; crosscut sawyers $26; Ia
borers for mill aud woods. $50. fare advanced,
and others Apply to ]. F. CkOSETT & CO., 62S
Saci amento St.
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VoUNG SPANISH WIDOW FROM CUBA
Il would like a houseKeepers position. S05A
MasUL St
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-21

4 MARK Er ST.-BKANCH OFFICE OF 1HI
1 GALL: want ads and subscriptions taken.
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NINE MELBOURNE, GIFTED CLAIRVOY-
4u ant; never iailS; call and be convinced. 4l9
Geary ST., room 22 second floor: 25c; gents SOC
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. CHAMBERMAIDS, COUNTRY HOTEL; 2
cham bermalds and wait some, $40, room. e;c.
z waigresses city, $40 and room; mattresses 8 5
and room; 8 cooks. 500 $2b, $50 and room.
MARTIN q Co, 749 Market st
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DENTISTS.


VAN VRUOM & CO.'S kLECTRo- DENT At.
PaFIors SSI Market ST lady attendant no gas
or other dangerous anasthetics given; electric ty
the great agent used 10 relieve paiu; teeth filled
ana extracted painlessly by our electrical
process; a written guarantee given with al! worS
done; lowest prices; best WORK; all surgical work
attended by u. w. Williamson, NJ d. physician
and surgeon: examination free by the use OF our
new electrical appliances: porcelain and gold
crowns; bridge-wOrk and teeth without plates a
speciality. Electro Dental Parors 997 Marker at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-02
)es.~ W. N.ApPlattao,.
A CUBAN RRApsODY.
An Almost Fatal Mistake Made by the
Rnnnlah Trnnners.

An Almost Fatal Mistake Made by the
spanish Trooper.
Chicago News: The guards dragged
forward a prlsoner-a big. brOad-shoul-
deretl fellow, with brown hair and blue
eyes that told OF other than Latin race.
General weyler, who. with General Mel
uuIzo ana General Tomale, was seated
upon the veranda. eyed the captive NAL
gnartiy.
'.Ah, Americana" said Wey7er, mock
ingly, your doom is near! You are
helpless In my powcr!"
"I'll give you u kick In the face" re-
torted the undaunted captive. The
guards closed densdy around him and
prevented him from carrying out his In
tention. General Weyler laughed.
YOU are an American spy-a sneakinS
.I'm not-" began the prisoner, but
the general cut him Mort.
There L. no mercy here for Amefl-
cans" said the fierce Spaninrd. Death
death 10 all Americans! You are Tar.
far from home! You are in the hands OF
him who never knew pity or mercy! DO
you not tremble?''
II was about 10 say" the prisoner
recommended. but again the great Span
lard checked his words
what death ls flttest for such az ne
my colleagues?" asked the kern com
mander.
"BoH HIM" Kissed General MclyuIzo.
With get teeth and glowertng eye.
"FrlcRssee h.m!" snarled the cruel
Tomato. And the assembled soldiery
laughed aloud with glee.
what / was trying 20 tel YOU you
baboon- faced idiot. the prisoner ex-
claimed, with scorRful mien and un-
filnchInS bearIng-"wiiat l was going 10
remark"
Away with your remarks snorted
the commander. What do we care Tor
Tour exDIanatIons?" Ha-ha! You are
about 10 die! Tell me. where do you re-
side in those far-oT states-to whom can
/ send the Joyous information OF your
frightful DEATH
The captive sneered mocklngly and
drew forth card. Weyler sn9tcned the
Bit OF pastebOHrd. As he read MS race
blanchel suddenly. Then, with cry OF
fear and an apologize wriggle, he threw
himself fiat in the dust nc the prisoner
feet. General MelquiEo astounded.
caught up che card and read lt--theh
grnyeled at HIS commanders side
with proud, defiant walk and loruiy m
difference to the tears ana prayers OF thc
SDanlsh leaders, the erstwhIle prisoner
was escorted 90 headquarters by the
reGlmental bands. -.
General Weyler's face was very pale
General AIeIQuizo shIvered as II an icy
blast had struck him. .,..,
what luck we are In" they muttereu.
The card told them that tneir troopers
hnd made well-nlGh fatal mistake
md arrested an Englishman Tor M
American.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-02
prIrA1RE
AIIsorts of Local News aud Gos'lP From
tIae Clan CITY.

All Sorts OF Local NcNta ana Gpsllp bE"A'
ths OIaHs CITY.
William sorE, a we'll known resident
OF the Fifth ward, died yesterday murn-
ing, after an illness OF several months.
with the typhoid fever. Mr.. Sorg moved
to this city from wheeling about Tour
yenrs ago and has beon employed al the
mill coal bank. He was "A member Q,
several orders In Wheeling. Deceased
IvnS thirty-nlne yeara Of age and leaves
q. wife and four chlldren 70 mourn the
loss. Funeral will occur wednesday
Edward Rose, q miner at the mill coal
bank. was cnught between the cars yes-
terday afternoon and crushed 80 as 70
break rib and mash a portion OF ms MP
He will be laid Up for some time.
Thomas Ros5er loft yesterday for
washington, d. c., whore he Will spend
the week and then leave for Rockville,
Nd, where no will superintend the con-
Structlon OF q new water works.
The June Agnott company arrived In
the city yesterday morning, from Coney'
o. They are quartered at the Anderson
The Chautauuua Circle will be enter
tanned this week at the home OF Miss
Nollie Boyd. in the Fifth ward.
seVerai overcOatS were stolen about
fOWu kjtlkuKNAys ~ ~ NANeb4AtS - F-~-N7
slOnal thief was In the city.
The steel works resumed yesterday
morning. It Is thought that It VIII nave
q steady run OF II this week.
Ludwig q Co., turned out tine wagon
for George Hell. He started to peddle
vegetables yesterday.
George Thompson has returned to his
home nj SaFdiS, after visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mfs. NJ. p. shipman. Of Martins Ferry,
IL the guest OF Mrs. l.. Westlake, IN the
Fourth ward.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Thomas left yesterday for
New York, where che will purchase MIL
lInery goods.
james Elton and wife have returned
home from visit with relatives At
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Julia Nolan, Of st. claIrsvllle. is
the guest OF friends ana relatives III the
city.
Allan Ramsey and family, OF Powha-
tan, Is the guest OF friends in this CITY,
Miss Julia Dolnn Will leave this week
for her home at New Castle, Pa,
Mayor Williams was attending court at
ST. Clalrsyille yesterday.
Promotions are Delhs HIAue ~ SiS
Catholic schools this week.
William Schnldewoh is able to be OUT
after a months sickness
James Goodwin, Of Thompson, W. Va
IS visiting friends here.
W. c. Mooney, of Woodsheld' was In
the city yesterday.
The plate mill resumed work at noon
yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-02
BENwO0D.
Live News Items From, the Lively IndH'-
trial Town.
The pla
yesterday,


Live News items FrOnI the Lively Indus
trial Town.
The space-fllllng item In the bcnWood
notes OF Sunday sheet dld the BEN pen
wood Lookup n grOss injustice BY inSihu~
otInr that II was in u filthy condition.
and the police officers and all who know
Fhe truth are consequently indignant
fThe writer OF that item was never IN
aide the lookup, hence knows nothing
~ what he wrote about Had nc wanted
The lookup for a topic, and understood
his subject, he would have had nothlhE
hut praise for the remarkable cleahn-
ness of the lookup, than when there IL
none cleaner in the state. An lnspecu0h
will verify this statement.
There Il talk OF blowing In the blast
furnaces OF the Wheeling Steel ana iron
Company. Such a move would ehsure
a fairly steady run. and merchants anu
citizens generally hope that Tue Fu1n"r
may pan out correct.
The raising OF the emergency hospital
Is about completed. In the store rooms
on the ground floor an apartment VIII pc
used for a drug store making tnFee uFus
stores IN that part Of Benwooo'
Mr.. o. o. Gates lost diamond scarf
min on Sunday night, either m schlGK )
nnlrtulGN UT III NlbNE y.
store. He will reward the finder II the
pin Is returned.
Street Commissioner Martin has
force OF men cleaning up the streets
after the high water, which has depos-
tied considerable sediment.
Four DRINKS and disorderlles faced
his honor yesterday morning All paid
fines but one. who IS now languishlns
in durance vile.
Prof. G. n. Ford, principal Of the
Centre ward school, returned yesterday
morning from trip out the baltimore
& Ohio railroad.
The North Benwood school opened
Yesterday, after being closed for sew
eraI days on account OF the Hood, which
surrounded IL
Mr.. ]. V. Barton. state commissioner
of labor, leaves for Charleston this
morning to take in the inauguration.
Mrs. ]. y. BarGer was visiting friends
in Wheeling yesterday.
Frank NOOs, OF Moundsville, was In
town yesterday.
The lower steel works will go on this
morning
The mrlsat the Riverside went on last
night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-02
YOUR PALATE IS YOUR STONACH'S
CONSCIENCE
Your stomach Know. what Is Good For

Your stomach Knows What 70 6oou FOR
YOu.
Thin people are thing because the
food they eat Is not absorbed. Reasons,
either wrong food, or right food undi-
Fat. oils and grease will not make
any one fat. This Is because they are
indIgestible. Thin people find Il hard
TO digest their food. Fatty foods make
It stu harder
Have you ever noticed that almost
without exception. thin, pale, dyspep'
tics anaemiu people have an aversion
TO fat? This Is Of itself proof enough
that ouch foods are bad for them.
Let your palate tell you what TO
cat. Nature makes very few mistakes
and We should listen to what she says,
Thin people may become fatter. and
t1yspeptiCs more comfortable by taking
the Shaker Digestive Cordial. II agrees
with the weakest stomach. 1t helps the
weak stomach digest other food. 1t Is
fattcnIng and lnVlgOrntlng In Itself, FOR
II contains nrtiilclallv dlgested food.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers have
made n great many interesting dis
coverIcs within tho past hundred
years. but none more important thnn
mis- ingenious cure Tor all diseases
which are traceablc to faulty dIEcs-
tl0n. A single 10 cent bottle will tell
whether Il Is adapted to your case,
and can be had through any druggist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-02

Haps aud MlShnpI Ia the Thriving CITY
Across the River.

The .Munchers have organized with
these. ofIicers: Thos. L. Williams, grand
muncher; Hayward Long, grand vice
muncher: II. B. Grayson. grand as
slstant muncher;W. ]. Dun, grand
past muncher; Harry Koehnllne,
grand keeper OF records; David CoSs,
grand keeper OF finance; Thos. Gray
son, grand officer OF the day. J. T..
Blumeuherg. grand lord high dog
catcher: Fred Williams, grand surg
con; Samuel Stone, grand insttde
guard; Vim. Rowley' grand OUTSIDE
sentinel.
For cutting down the poles and
wires OF the Bridgeport Electric Light
Co. the time the Martins FerTy etes-
trio light poles were being put up. the
bridgeport company wants 5000 dam
ages from the city OF Martins Ferry.
The papers were served yesterday.
Bob Mack, advance agent for ]. c.
Lewis. who PLAYS "SI Plukard," on
saturday night, Is I'm town Attractive
paper Is being put up for this attrac-
ton
The Young Ladies' Society for
church erection will give n social At
the home OF Miss Ella lnglebriaht this
evening.
George II. Smith, ESQ, leaves for
washington, y. c.. tonight to attend
the Inauguration and visit relatives.
The masquerade ball given by tho
Martins Ferry Macnncrchor last
night was successful amir.
Charles Bird, engineer at the blast
furnace, had his left hand mashed
while at work on sunday.
The Daily Intelligencer is sold att he
branch Office on Fourth street and at
McGlenns news stand
The Republican committee has de-
clded to hold tho city primaries on
Saturday, March 18th.
Mr.. Harry Jump continues. to i'm
prove. He is able to walk about the
house.
President W. r. Garrett, Of the Union
Glass Co, Is in Chicago ON business
The new electric crane for the Aetna
Standard. arrived yesterday
Gideon Harper was at Brilliant yes
terday.
VIM Ebcrling goes to Lisbon today
Miss Minnie Erwin Is In PIttsburg,
James Kerr. ESQ, IL sick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-02
Human Ingenuity.

Certainly, for the mechanic, human
ingenuity has never produced better
linimcnt than Salvation Oil,which now
stands uncxccllcd for curing lis sprains
aud bruises caused by n fall; or cuts
and wounds tho result of an accident
with his tool orsaw. Salvation Oil al
ways kills pain. "Rocently ! fell
about twenty feet and was very much
bruised OH my leg and side, but after
battling thum With Salvation Oil the
bruises soon disappeared, l think Sal
walton Oil Is Just the thing for sores
and bruises A. Jacob Rice, $40
Churcl. ST., Eastou, Pa, salvation Oil
may be bought anywhere for % cents.
Substitutes offered by dealers may cos!
less; hence, do less. Salvation OH,
however, never disappoints the user.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-02

Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondcnce.
CLARKsBURG, w. Va, Feb. %.-
Frederick Flowers. a well known horse
dealer living near here, lost COW and
two valuable horses that had been bitten
by a mad dog. The dog had been shut
nm IN the stable with the animals by
some school boys, and OF course was not
known TO be mad. one Of the horses had
been traded on, but It died before being
daT was bitten and died. The rabld AMI
mai IL stiii at large and the peop!e are
greatly alarmed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-02
MIXED" MARRIAGES.
Anew Ruling by Archbishop Kahn,
Of st. Louis,
TROUBLE IN CHURCH.

And. MartlnsIIi, tAs PapAl LoEato a.
washing,on, Advises the Archbishop 20
Modify HIS OBa's-TWO NOtabla Cases.
me 1.awIIaS Never B.sn In FOrO' ThoFe
Ana SIany OF the Leading Catholic Tan-
lilies are unltod " srurrlaEs Tis' win
Pratsntant FAmIllss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-02

"kIyqtlc Cure" for rheumatism and
NuraIgIa radically cures In one 10 three
DAYS. Its action upon the system In re-
mirknbic and mysterious, II removes
nj once the cnuse and the disease immC.
dintcly disappears. Tho first dose great
~ benefits.
II. +. Anthony, cx-postmnstGr OF
Promise City, Iowa, says 81 bought one
bottle or Mystic Cure for Rheumatism,
and two doses OF 1t did me more good
than any medicine ever took"
Sold by Il. II. List. 1910 MHinfstrcCt.
Charles MonkcmCller, corner Market
ana 'rwenty.sccond streets. drugglstS,
Wheeling.