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Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
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ten ct llpeir, Der omtrert er ene'tddz
enos, life alene / 8etrdgtntng al Den
Qonbifratning, bet bGtteoe, men o9laa
ben ReqnmGngoe, ION falot. Der er
tommen geretningsr on Operipsms
melfe fra naIten bpsr ene'te 5elegrafs
Itation lioefra 9ittsburg / 9it til
!sanIas Gttp / @sit og fra Snblanpss
Iserne til sennesIees norolige 9ranIes
linie. ; sntslte silfGlbe ligneoe SlGs
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ga llpeiret afiteotom ~betpoelig Staoe
poa geboelies6uIe, Stalobngnin9er,
@iaroer, S6aper pg Stoopartier, hppr
bet inofanot fig. Saaleoes reD Stors
men Saget at flere Spgninger ! edtrp,
ST., og blaite ct 9~aanin9sbns nso,
hporoeb ct SpGobdrn miitebc Stoet.
Staoen bar iI9r ubpre pper bet IpoiiJe
SQinois, Snoiand % Sfio, tlar pao
Sernbaneeienbom / !,!ning at nopc't,
ninger, Stansning at 59roislen o9
peo be lllptter, ipm foraarIageoes al
cSorbens S~pblsoning unoer Sernbdres
legemet.
9efolfningen runbt omtring bar
ioetbeletaqet liot life ubetpoeli9e Sab
pep be Iteoiunone llopaitningsr al
grper % 2unbepeie, ION i 2dnbols
Itritterne bar p9ret tonitruereoe til ct
Iamlet apItenoe at Milipner Dollars,
% ipm / mango Silf9loe er totdIt ruIs
nereoe.
9eorunbet i be at llpeiret beptrteoe
Stansnirger paa Sernbunerne bar ben
lotdle Ypitleoering til be bjemi pgte
0iitritter baot fore Si%noringer at
tjGmpe meb, LEGION 9pittjeneiten cper
6opeolinjerne IaaOel / Sit og Belt Iom
glorb % Spo bar oRret meget uefters
rsttelig, til Itpr Stdoe for be peri inos
pitleoe observation-disclosures.
Cper 9tlton, ST., tom llpeiret meo
2pnilo og itGrte SproenItruIo, eFters
fulgt at Ippre Re9nitpl pg iioen Sort.
Nrr @anoalia, famine Stat, antGnote
2pniloen en- Stalo6pgning, pg 10 Seite
% en- So pmtom / 2uerne. Gnoel
Gorn br9note op peD famine 2eiIigbeo.
5reoag Morgen, unoer Hegn pg
Suuge bGnbte ct SogIammenIteo peo
6ias Station. fem Mil eitenfor 2ppz
Lamb, berettes fra Cincinnati, 8. st
5ragttog iteote / fulo 6art mob ct
pasIdgertogS SOreppgr, iom bogitas
pelig blep g~jennem6oret, og Ter al BAR
iagererne, Der laa / fine agier, tom
tloe ira bet; to at Dem er l~ipsfarligt
Iaareoe.
Den fore 8egnman9os, ION falot
oper Siage @ulep, &c., opIoulmebe
Stremmene / en- Iaa forurolioenoe
8ruo, at itor Sfuoe peb 5lom befrDqs
teoes, oa S~eretningen dfIsnotes. Sra
fitten paa M"iSiouri 9acific 9unen
blep nGiten fulpitGnoig Iammet peo
llopuItninger.
NGr SoptinsoiQe, aD., neo6lGfte ct
uobus, o9 en- Neger, iQm bar pptaget
meo at itripps Spbaf, omtpm. Gre
andre Perioner iaareoes, fua Der er
5are for beres Qib.
Sra Garlple, ST., lDber 8eretnins
9erne ligeleoes pau SernbaneforIintels
ier peo Suerippmmelie; men Iamtioio
tilfetes, at ben megen Re9n er til
tort 8upn for 5armerne.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
Sss. Duncan L. Waib
Janoluocr. Tan trrifcs I:

5anolGgcr, ian trGifest l:
Spring &allep, Wfinn., lite til 7oe Atlt'''
Hreltpn, Ntinu., soc til 13oe Wtarts.
gtnble, Dtlnn, l5oe % lobe Mars u,..
Sprlng @rope, Wtinn., 17be % lSoe 9''''
Soultou, Mimi, 19oe % 20oe glarts, u, ..
%Sanesbpro, Niiuu., 22oe, 23oe % 24oe &'a,.
5Gnocr trGffes uoen Suterte. Alt !"
beioe 9nranteres. 52.-uL.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
Siiferierne.
2ofptfiifet t.

~ u TEL.
Get te9ner Jig ilet life iloe, Itripes
ben Lobe Seb. Gil / Scroass uosiors
De ben iamleoe 6angit l % Ell 2lenoe'
Def MiQion Sfrej, buffet naiten nanr
@iennem til Wtiotsn al
Sebruar i oct i%orlebue 5emnnr. 5iIfet
fan pgiaa lises biotil at bape 9tpet Oms
trent ct Wtiooelsaars llObptte. 9ette er
iau me9et mere at lG99e WRrte til,
iom Slloioten biotil bar Ilaaet aloeles
felt. Set er fun paa Strsget Stam'
iunb-SunbItremmen, Der bar paret
noget piosre at ubrette. Mten Der bar
osiaa De belo,site alerebe sjort Ell
Sansit al 70O-10O0 Strei / Settet,
os bet er en- rig Sansit paa oenne
slarstib.
5urreiten bar man Saab on, at
Strsset pitenfor Saasetalen o9iaa pil
fomme eiter. s gfnesijorren er
Sfreien iprmarfst, p~iitnof life / nOsen
Mansoe, men ben er Der Dog. 3ette
ltuloe 10 tpoe paa, at Siifen life lige'
iom iiiur iausootium pil itD 5jorOen,
oer..nait eiter Gaitiuno er bet belciait
beli99enoe Siitelteo / belle 9oIcten, bpab
Sinos ps 8eirforbploene angaar.
Sen beoite SangIt bar @arufiiferne
bibtil slort; for 2ines Us 9Dbsa9us
f~ilferne FAR llobDttet uaret itralere.
Sfreien er feb iaar. ps oa bar ben IL
ben Wlablpit iua tiolis paa 8interen.
Iriierne maa iiges at pare upaafla9e.
li9e, nnar Der ices ben til, at Dor alips
%f1fhanoel bar iad oaarlise uolister.
Ser ipnes 10, iom ON Der ituloe unre
inotraaot Ell lioen 8eorins paa allps
iiifmarfebet, mel bet er life at ltole
paa. Gaa lRnge Trafasierierne mel,
lem Spanien os Cuba peouarer, er Der
tibet Saab OH. at 5orbuloene paa oisis
to uistise Marfeoer pil blipe betrp9s
senbe.
@eiret bar biotil ueret ieroeles no.
list beroppe.
g 8e5teraalen
bar MO, life uorettet fort enbnu. Der
bar paa oct iioite n9iten life peret Sill
at iaa. 9na be &nnter pleier 9ierne
sfreifiitet at lutte tiolisere eno , 60,
ioteu, os man n9rer berfor 6rpst for,
at g%eiterualen iaar pil ilaa fell. 9ao
9oeriiben at Senien er bet heller life
rart beuenot meo 5iifet. Sebit er Del
for De inbre Ser.
Spr HpromGre % Siteren
teener bet Jig life iaa BERT. nanr Der
ices ben til, at 5iifet paa De aante,
nplis er bs9pnot. Mten baaoe Der 90
/ Spnomsre bar 8eiret / ben iioitt
Sio paret meset til Sineer.
Sra Sauaeuub
berettes, at man Der bar Sanb on
! SfreifiIfe ipiuter. Wau bar oeo Ge.
par martet Snoiis af "alubtorit'
Oormooentlis ben elass, Der paa on.
Ore steoer ialoes "Spiiafiif"), % ben
amer Soft paa De Banter iom sfreiens
5orlsber.
2pbben
er tiolig paaiaroe iaar. Den bar al.
pct fig tilfienoe ira Snso i 8eitfiumar.
fen tit peitenior Rorotpu, os ital aae,
reOe bore ieseu mo i Waserpluuoet iac
lanst iom til Sonninsspaas. Oct ital
bore "aste tS%auluobe", iises Der
Bare ben III boloer. buao ben ipues q,
lone, % at ben gap Jig liot 3io. isreut
Den forlaoer aplten isjen. 6orrefei
er StrelHlfet NOT Iaa goot flerelteos
6inmarten, ierlis paa Ssriioen a
SDrgeu.
Saar5itoen
bar osiaa siuet mere 9Iustean fra fla
Deb Sarmpen er Der nplls lat Her
StRna, Spal os 5usl er at ie, % en-
telte @arnfilfere bar uGret u~Oiiaa bel,
Oise. 5anslten betales sOOt, op til /;
! a.. Mnalet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
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tersr W. ~ ny, SVa a II 9taaHeoer ON garet. Snsen auoe Us Goh ON Sw
tar a, Oni T" I'M @epe I'M Sommeren. Sinmelen r. oels baa,- S m
ap,Orsr ! pn'san W Ell oeOertoR9enoe gris heiter tae aart O~"
III slaas Gruoi m sNrn,o.t. Ouei pse aaret runot -. hpJ
SpboIosGsN : ~ wv oor Saolaoen. 3ehe er bet iunoehe g e a
tleunent Sn,su Sv.'mtoe slater. Qer er aaereoe bannet ct tibet morn -
hoIn mria Saa.n pr shonu beio9t oisie Gane uoen at fiebe. GrtnrNpnH
turHO al aio aoS ben 'f i@as "Su,. en- eler to eanae bpr gaaaneO. Sen n Gm =
bnu en- uaibquo,o !, n,,a t.atas, Nom laa 6slse pa tb ct shhe s% q
ar n um - %n IRA nHrmehe Serubane. CITATION.
GEO. M. Otis. S+ou.h+on. Wis,
o'"a us Irrigation < Improvement Co. Agent
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09

81 mar .npotuger SumaITtnen -Slsuen
men" og or NJ get ueltilireoS meo ben. Sen
bar lan8t ooer Dor 6pruentriua baaoe i uos
eenoe cg til at arbeioe. IS Gents 5raot
Souis yuno, Sarlau, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09

" Karat" iOm @tetenbeO for @ulO o.
Siamanisr bar cpriHOtIis Ct Rorn, ben inDi:
ne epsbs, sobt tsrrst.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Morrlson's superb organization viii
make It's first appearance here this sea-
son next Saturday matinee and night in
It's highly effective and grand production
OF Faust" Since last seen here the
wierd and highly picturesque play has
been materially improved Long and
costly experiences for producing q flash
of lightning In miniature have at last
proved successful, The mimic electric
discharges from murky clouds add con-
siderable to the wild sublimity OF the
tumultous scene on the summit OF the
Broken. A musical novelty has been
perfected for he%ightening the effect of
the church scene, a chime of sweet toned
bells ring out full and clear while the
worshippers assemble as the lingering
echoes az the bells die softly away, the
voices of the singers the OPEN
ing Of the services within the sacred edi-
flee. Appropriate orchestral music forms
a fitting accompanlmenrt0 several OF the
scenes. The musical selections given
with the action OF the play comprise
gems from Gounod's "Faust"-and ex-
cerpts from the compositions of Rosslni,
Meyerbeer an other great composers
Aside from the elaborate staging OF
Faust" the drama is rendered In the
highest degree Interesting by the COM
pany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22
Every Saturday Tourist Sleeping Car
nOnie 10 California.

Commencing next Saturday night,
and continuing every Saturday night
thereafter. Midland Route tourist cars
en- route 10 Colorado. Utah and CalIfor-
MIA will leave the Chicago Union Pas
senger Station OF the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul Railway at 10 o'clock.
running over the Chicago and Omaha
Short Line TO Omaha, thence via Lin.
coin, Neb., Colorado Springs aud Lead
Viiin, Colo, Salt Lake City and Ogden.
Utah, Reno, Nevada, ana Sacramento.
Cal, arriving nj San Francisco at S45
D. M. Wednesday.
AS will be noticed. this route is Mid.
land through Northern Illinois, Iowa.
Nebraska. Kansas. Colorado. Chrougb
the heart ot the Rockies), Utah, Neys.
dn and California, afrording n perfect
| panoramic view OF prairie, mountain
and coast scenery.
These popular every Saturday Cali.
| fornln excursions for both first and sec.
midi class passengers mot foreign ON.
igrants are personally conductcd' hy
Intelligent, competent and courteous
'courlcrs" who viii attend to the wants
of all passengers en- route. This IA nm
entirely new feature OF tourist car ser.
Vice and will be greatly appreciated by
families or parties Of friends travelling
topcthcr, or by ladies travelling alone.
Particular attention Is paid to the care
Of children who usunily get weary on
a long journey.
Remember that the Midland Route
Tourist Cars are sleeping cars and nrc
supplied with all the accessories ncccs.
gary 60 make the Journey comfortable
nnd pleasant, end the sleeping berth
rate Is but 50 Vor two persons) from
Chicago to California.
Ask tho nearest Ticket agent for n
tourist car folder" giving complete
Information about che Midland Route.
or address eastern Manager Midland
liOutc,' No. % Adams street, Chicago.
Ill.,, OF John H. Potts, District Passenger
Agent c., NJ, q ST. +. Ry., $50 William
street, wllllamsport, Ia,
y, S,-Berth reservations are made In
the order received up 20 each Saturday
morning, First come, nrst served. Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22

CHARLESTON,w Va, Nov. 2i.-The
secretary OF state has issued n certia-
cate OF incorporation to the Parkers-
burg City and Suburban Electric Rail-
way Company. organized for the pur-
pose of constructing and operating
street railways in the city OF Parkers-
burg and It's suburbs, with electricity,
compressed air. steam Or any other mo-
tive power now or hereafter discovered
or used. as well as furnishing l%ight,hent
aud mower to others. The authorized
CAPITAL OF the company 10 100000 The
~incorporators are James VI. Jackson,jrr
John Busch. C. G. Martin, James A.
Wetherell, ]. N. Camden, G. ii. shat
tuck, II. II. Moss, w, w. Van Wrinkle,
n. c, Gerwig and W. n. Chancellor. all
OF Parkersburg.
Also. to the Mountain state Savings
and Loan Company, OF Fairmont. with
an authorized capital Of 100000. The
company Is organized for the purpose
OF encouraging industry frugnllty,home
building and saving among its mem
hers. II Is organized on The national
plan, with power 10 organize local
boards In this and other states, The In
generators ore j. H. phillips, j. u,
Lewis and U. S. Kendall. Of Falrmont,
w, Va; Charles II. Arr ] II Holbcrt
q. II. VI. johnson. q W. NJ roney and
III. p. Lecper. Of Mononglh, W. Va,
ana s. ELLINGTON, OF Richmond. Va
The Hnrpcr's Ferry oil Company,
with principal office OF Wheeling $500 is
the amount subscribed, with the prlvi-
lego OF increasing TO $4,000 The char
ter members are George Kidney, Albert
stolzc. q. II Driehorst and j. H. Porter.
an OF Wheeling.
Tho Roncevcrle Publishing Com
pany, with principal office at Romeo
vert, Grcenbrler county 800 was sub
ecrIbcd. The stockholders are. II. u.
Moore. s. Il, Patton. G. r. Smith, G. r.
Patton, ! Austin Burr, a. w, Ludlng-
ton, 4. #. e. Bray, s. W, Sntost, G, s,
pcgton, n. q. Murray C. II Thompson.
and z. A. Murray II Ia their purpose
to publish u Republican newspaper and
the plant " the dnflnct Hinton Re
porter has been purchased TO operate
Ihp uTHug.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22

Every Saturday night during the winter
months. Personally conducted Tourist
Car excursions, organized by the Chlca-
go, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway start
from Chicago every Saturday at 10
o'clock p. M, and run through Omaha,
Lincoln. Colorado Springs. and Salt
LAKE. City 20 Sacramento, San Francis
co and Los Angeles, via the popular
Midland Tourist Car Route.
Each car is accompanied by an In
telligent and bbllEing courier. who
makes himself useful to all the passen-
gers. This is an entirely new departure
IN Tourist Car Service, and Is highly
approved by hundreds Of California
passengers. A sleeping berth costs but
SO, and the railroad ticket is proper
tionately cheap.
O. Apply 90 the nearest coupon ticket
agent for an illustrated time table fol-
der OF the Midland route 90 California,
or address John r. Polt, District Pas
senGer Agent. WilliamSport, Pa, for
further information. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22
H CLUB,

When a person feels depressed or lone
ly 1t is always a comfort to know that
u trials and sorrows have their coun-
terpart in the breasts of others. and how
frequently do we let our imagination get
the upper hand and magnify our trou-
bles to such an extent that they seem
unsupportable, yet when we see the trou-
BILE OF others u own diminish and then
disappear entirely In the comparison,
The trials and sorrows that result from
misunderstanding and lack Of confidence
are clearly portrayed In the splendid
play Of Bronson Towards that is to be
given at the opera House on Thanksglv-
ing matinee and night, by the Players
Club, young Mrs. Winthrop" is a clean,
pure and bright play, and deserves what
is already assured, a crowded house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22

TRENTON. N. j., Nov. Fitzpatrick
Convery, aged IS years, was taken to
st. Francis hospital yesterday. suffering
from severe burns about the body,
which he received in a peculiar manner
Convery entered one of the buildings OF
the New Jersey Steel and Iron Company
and sought a place to sleep. He climbed
into an ven and later the night watch
man started a fire In the furnace with
which the I've was connected. The
heat awoke Convery and his cries at
tracted the Waterman. who released
him from his dangerous position. When
taken out Of the oven Convery fell I'M
conscious to the floor. He will recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22
TRADES ASSEMBLY
Did Not Take the Anticipated Action
on the Refund Election.

Did Not Take the Anticipated Action
on the Refund Election.
A regular meeting OF the Ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly was held
yesterday afternoon, but She orgsnlza-
ton did not take the anticipated action
relative to the stand labor's strength
would take at the approaching special
election, which will determine the fate
OF the refund. II was said that the
matter had drifted into politics more or
less, and the assembly does not dip in
10 politics, "a no actor was taken.
There was a small attendance OF dele
gates. Chairman Bauer, Of the legisla-
tive committee. reported that he had
communicated 20 the water board the
assembly, resolution regarding the
nse ~ conf at the eitv water works
pumping station. brit that the water
board had not taken acton yot The
report was received. The arbitration
committee reported assessing che costs
in the muslclan-hod carried unions cons
trovefsy upon the musicians union,
and the latter uuIon had accepted the
decision.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22
AT THE Y. M, Q. A.
itev. n. S. Thomas spoks-Membsrsl.lp
Contest Closes Thanksgiving.

Hev. n. S. Thomas spoks-MewbsFsalp
Contest Closes Thanksgiving.
The regular mems meeting at the asso-
citation building yesterday was address
ed by Rev. N. S. Thomas, OF st. Mat
thews P. L. church. Mr.. Thomas made a
brief talk, in which ne forcibiy presented
the fact that Christianity required work
all the time. He paid the Y. NJ. c. A.
fitting tribute for It's work among young
men.
The Y. NJ. C. A. membership contest
which has been in progress for several
weeks has aroused great Interest. The
winner will be announced Thanksgiving
evening, when the annual reception oc-
ours. The contest is between the reds,
whites, and blues" and a similar contest
last year resulted in a remarkable In
crease In membership.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22
A DISASTROUS FIRE
At Meibourne-LarEsit business Houses OF
CltyIBurned-Loss over 81, 100000.


CltyIBurned-Loss Over 3 ,OOo,o oO.
MELBOURNE, Nov. 21,-A great fire
broke out here at Q o'clock this morning
and despite the desperate efforts of the
firemen the entire block bound by Eliza
bth, Flinders and swanston streets and
FLINDERS Lane. with the exception of two
buildings on the swanston street front,
we're destroyed within three hours, This
Is located In the very heart Of the city.
A strong wind wac blowing and the fiery
famed flames rapidly engulfed many Of
the larger business houses in Melbourne.
The buildings were completely Quilted.
AS most OF them contained soft goods,
the flames progressed with a rapidity
which defied all checking and In the furl-
GUS wind ashes and burning debris were
carried into the suburbs, a distance Of
two miles.
1t is estimated that the loss will reach
S5,OO0,OOO, while the trade has received a
serious setback. Hundreds Of employees
of all sorts have been suddenly thrown
out OF employment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22

SANTA CRUZ, Gala, Nov. 21.-In 1894
John II. Johnson left Boulder Creek for
Alaska He obtained employment near
Juneau as a laborer, working faithfully
for two years and earning enough to
purchase an outfit with which he start
ed for Circle City. Nothing being heard
of him for two years, the local lodge OF
Foresters, OF which he was a member,
appointed a committee to ascertain his
Whereabouts. His friends were graft
fed to learn from a letter written In
Dawson City, September 30. that he is
there, known as the Bonanza King"
his claim in Klondike being worth hun
dreds OF thousands OF dollars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22
THE GREAT "IoHN IL

Fighters, as a rule, ri nothing about
catering to the ladies and children, but
not so with the great John L, Sullivan,
who has taken care to select a perfect
company that shall give an entertain
ment in which nothing Is said or done
that could offend either the innocent or
refined mind. Out OF appreciation of
this, the performances are always large
ly attended by ladies and children. His
company includes some of the leading
stars in the vaudeville line and will play
at the Grand the last half Of this week.
with matInees Thursday and Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22

Silver Wave Castle No. II and Pride
Of Wheeling No. IL, knights of the
Myt!c Chain. under the command of
Captain George Hopwcod. of the uni
formed rank. marched in n body 10
Wesley NJ. u. church Yesterday morn
Ing. TO listen to a sermon by Rev. S. p.
Crummell, this being their annual mem
orlaI service. There were about fifty
in line. and they made a handsome APP
pearance as they marched down the
aisies of the church and took seats i'm
medlately In front OF the pulpit.
The text. "Am / my brothers keeper"
was treated In a that held the
attention Of the large congregation from
beginning to end.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22

BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. 21.-Forty-
eight men from the interior OF Austria,
who were arrested last week in the
swamps OF Mississippi by United States
inspectors on the charge Of violating the
allen labor contract law, were brought
here to-day with their leader. Johan
Pogc, and locked up in the immigrant
house OF detention at Locust Point.
They will be sent back to Bremen on the
steamship Muenichen, OF the North Ger
man Lloyd line, In a few days. The men
arrived here September 0 last and were
engaged in cutting barrel slaves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22

SANTA FE. NJ NJ, Nov. 2t.-1n the
dlstrlot court In Rio Arriba county, In
the case Of Eplfcmo Jarnmillo. San Do.
val and Z. snlazar, Tor the murder Of
Pueblo Garcia, the jury brought In a
verdict of not guilty Then Judge
Iaughlln Hald 10 the jury!
"dentlcmen. I nnd II IN entirely use
less to prosecute crimes In this county.
u seoma that murder Ia iuslllcd here.
You can all be- discharged permanently
and no home
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22
McsORLEYls TWINS.

'Mcsorley's Twins is the attraction
at the Grand the first half of this week,
This bright comedy has gone through the
usual course of trimming and re-ftting
of a new production. and comes to US this
season practically a new farce. 1t is said
TO create Unlimited laughter, It Is elsv-
erly staged, the dialogues are witty, the
latest popular songs are introduced, a
number OF burlesques OF familiar types
OF character, and the current fads. are
given, combined with novel and graceful
dances, light and catchy music appro-
pirate and costly costuming.
TESS OF THE D. URBERvILLEs."
The quaint rural English types in Har-
dy's novel. "Tess OF the D'urbervilles,"
so enjoyable in the printed story. must be
far more entertaining when set before the
eye in the living persons. During the
run of Mrs. Fiske's play In New York
attention was frequently called TO the
fidelity with which these types were re-
produced. Mrs. FIske will appear at the
Opera House next Tuesday for the first
time here as tess"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22

BOXING and w%restllnH-a double hill
NJ the ~ A. q. clubhouse, Fulton, TO-.
night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22
A. HENRY.

Ncnl Estate Agent, Collector ,No,nl
Main street, hV'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-22
THE REFUND
"W. C. W." Shows the Falslty of
Registers Statements.
BY DEFEATING THE REFUND

Taxpayers VIII be Practically Voting for
New Loan two YsArs Hsnss-FastS aud
Figures Advanced that show Where h
Interest Of the Citizen Taxpayer Lisa.
Trades Assembly Declines to Act on the
Refund Move.