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In basement of Seattle National Bank
huilding Occidental avenue and Yesler
wav-Services every night at As and ey-
cry noon from II 10 /. Thomas Rees.
chaplain
Christian Alliance.
THE Christian Alliance meets at $50 n
m every Sunday and on Thursdays at z o.
m in their hall. 500 Union street between
Third and Fourth avenues. near ArmoTy
hall
Volunteers of America.
Gospel meetings are held every evening
at o'clock and SUNDAY at II a. M and
3 D. m, at 2l7 Second avenue south. under
the auspices of the Volunteers OF Amer
lea.
Evangelical Association.
decentralization street and Taylor
avenue Rev August Ernst, pastor $50
Harrison street. Services morning and
evening.
Peoples Mission.
PEOPLES Mission Church-No. 217 Second
avenue south w. W. Mallory, pastor
Preaching on sundays at 2:S0 p. m. and
every night at O'Clock.
Mental Science.
The Mental Scientists meet every Sunday
at 2 D. m. at Theosophists rooms, f105
Third avenue. All are welcome.
Progressive Lyceum.
The Childrens Progressive Lyce,lm
meets every Sunday morning in Pettis'
hail First avenue. at II o'clock.
Unitarian Church.
First Unitarian church-Seventh avenue.
between Pike and Union streets. No SER
vices until further notice
Mount Carmel Mission.
Mount Carmel Mission. No. l406 Third
avenue between Union and Pike streets
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by / o'clock Saturday TO in
sure change.
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Occidental Hotel; best family hotel u
state excellent rooms; all modern improve
ments. No bar
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$500 GIVEN AwAY-ro r-.----
the creates, number Of vo,ss nah,
phrase Patent ATTORNEY WI p =
Fer rull particulars wriia ,audsfean /.
Recorder. Washington. D. ~ Na'igax
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Salesman for retain y-os.--'
must have best references ana ssas.s
ence, otherwise don't apply. Asi,..-.
Grocer, Post-lnteliieence,.
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Evangelical Association.

decentralization street and TAYLOR
avenue. Rev. August Ernst, pastor $40
Harrison street. Services morning and
evening.
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WAN tElp-Men and wors, -
sood paying goyernment rsassss sshe va
1 ne tiffe 10 apply; fan exs.a's ~
heid n every state, pointers a - IA
iogue free, Address me srs..ssha casa.
rtspondence School, washlnrseo,rs0 = Ca.
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Salvation Army.

No. > hall. conner Pike street and Third
avsale-Capl- Gil and Lieut.. Gardner -
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TacomS Hotel, Tacoma
Canposition.

Strictly first class: all modern improve
ments, fine sample rooms.
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Mental Science.
Lyceum.

The Mental Scientists meet every Sunday
at 2 o. m at Theosophists rooms, il05
Third avenue. All are welcome.
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PEOPLES Mission Church-No. 217 Second
avenue south. w. w. Mallory. pastor
Preaching on Sundays at 2:30 D. m and
every night at o'clock.
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Unitarian Church.

The ChiIdren's Progressive Lyceum
meets every Sunday morning in Pettts'
hail, First avenue. at II o'clock
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Mount Carmel Mission.

First Unitarian church-Seventh avenue.
between Pike and Union streets. No SER
vices until further notice.
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o ose1s@ly' only authentic p-ss.ssa 4 n
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ST. MARKS NEW RECTOR.

Mount Carmel Mission, No. l406 Third
venue. between Union and Pike streets
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WANTED Positions by two frst-claa e.
countants and Al clothing sait1msn.
can refer TO present employers cosf'as
period Of five 10 ten years serves, AZ
dress Charles Rudy, owensboro, NJ
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HELP wANTED-r.

" ANTED-4 carpen,s~. s.'>------~-.,.
q few Al lahore - Il lfe -.
So week. Camp h.ersss.aeAys ca;s sssss
work and overtime s,a essasisA 81 s.1ka
IL cts 10 clear lots: n,, Any strsss ~
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SeAts wood and bolt cher.s's saEysss :
me family farm ion y,stss; MAJ \. J
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hao9s. -; family r,. .slaSsrss 90, ".
NM,os'oSnlerl; man 10 wors nss~ss
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" AN Lh.te--A.n idea. Who c.-
Some simple thing TO ps,ss.a. 'ask :
s S Io t, hey may bring ~, rfsss
70. patent attorneys. wasS,.So- nes,
for their 81. 40 prize ofssr ...agtoa. d y
inventions wanted. ana Is; u =
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n Morning prayer. 1870 A. m Holy COM
EnEnion tchorab and sermon. a. n
Evening prayer and sermon, 10 p n
sunday school. sss5 a. m Morning sub
jecr. a Song OF the Beloved Touching HIS
Vineyard. Evening the rector VIII COM
me1ce a course q lectures on the book
.'Ecclestastes. entitled; rs Llfe Worth
Living and When Mrs +. Gsilane VIII
sing the nffsrToTv IL the morning.
Strangers cordially Invited
g Marx 's-Earvzrd avenue one square
north Of Madison street and Broadway.
Ri Rev ". NJ. Barker will preach both
morning and evening Services al II a IL
and T.se 2. III. Sunday school ~ s.sa 2. m
Young peoples service at SIS p n.
Strangers in the city especially welcome.
Rev. D. G, Garrett. rector. Services at
80 q. m, II 3. d. and D III. Al II a. N.
Rev. .. c. Garrett viii preach his farewell
sermon. At the evening service there VIII
be q special choral service with IareWt Il
address 70 the chelr- SUNDAY school az SO
II. Young peoUle's service ~ : n m.
Strangers IN the city especially welcome.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-xALk

EXPERIENCED business man. under
now connected as buyer and managf
with one of the largest manufacturing =
adjustments I'm the East, desires 70 caf.
respond with some business houss
Washington who would appreciate "
services az he can render: best OF fsfsf.
ences: present employers viii recomfene
Address Eastern. care Post-lntellEsncf
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WANTED-Partner with sasi, a II
enferprlse: nrst-elass I'.'oRps4 ost .fs:zk'
reference. Address Actor va
geacer.
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THE Auf-fcsn Mentally Review - Re
views Cor September hAs a eooa deal go sav
aeca5 re Anaress trclleut sna Rrosn
YffNf rs.tE-uor - uElc3 as the etl.or re-
rasr&s Qn acctar- - the personal interests
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FIRST-CLASS YOUNG business MAJ ".
-. married with executive ability afd
. years business experience desires ?
return to the Coast rs business manaxr
for any business where ability and eneru
are factors; lived in Seattle and on saas
three years. Address Business f@'
Inteiligencer office.
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THE September number ~ Current liter
a+Hre Furnishes 60 fhe readers les usual
frast o. literary 5aicaeIes. The editorial
rlattcT rs able ana interesting ard tse So
leeiians Wei chosen ana abundant The
verse Departments w5}Ca are afusve =
sssture of tfis excellent magazine are
tass wa0th enrt h,d tE two oaer- Of love
aaHes scte,ged f-nu the pc@srs 90 the late
lar faErlow. laera IS Also an aprrarrt-
ate sketch O. her bfe and woFk 4 frslr-
Ya2e reading from Jokats EoyvL '.Eyes
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gwen. as3 the ia9e Ms ELEPHANTS lssl
novel TIE Wsys ~ LIFE" IS quoted from
la perverted scano which sppe8rs Ia tna
shet-h lssoS of the magazine, unter she
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The Owl for August was an interesting
number and contained some entertaining
stories for hight reading.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-02
ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger, In tho city and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the city and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,
o. II. woofter. OF Parkersburg, is at
the Howell,
W, H. Ramsey, OF Handley, Is guest
Of the Stamm.
]. A. Williamson, OF sIstersville. was
In the city yesterday.
Prof. j. Walter Barnes, of Fairmont,
was a stamm guest yesterday
Miss Carrie Kiari, Of North Main
street, leaves to-day for Cambridge
boro Springs.
Misses Maggie, Anna and Della Muir
ply, OF Falrmont registered at the Nc
Lure yesterday.
W. o. Hamilton and wife, Of East
Liverpool, were In the city yesterday
stopping at the Windsor.
Miss Emma Young, OF Twentieth
street, has returned from a two weeks
visit to friends in New Cumberland.
Misses Lulu Ferguson, Grace Ingram
and Mary EoneekeF, Of the Eighth
ward. were visiting friends at Shady
side yesterday.
Alfred PAUL. ana family, Mrs, A. Z,
Jamlson and daughter and Mrs. Irene
]. Reilly are WheelIngites registered al
the Monterey, Atlantic City.
Captain Asa Booth left yesterday af.
ternoon for Slstersvllle, where he will
look after his extensive oil interests
both In Tyler and Monroe counties.
Captain Robert S. Irwin, who went to
the Pacific slope on the Golden Gate
Special" a month ago, is In Chicago and
Is expected TO reach Wheeling next
Thursday.
Mr. Delano Luce. Of, Pittsburgh. dis
trict passenger agent OF the Great
Northern Railroad Company and the
Northen Steamship Company. was a
business visitor In the city yesterday.
Father o'Connor, vicar general of the
Wheeling diocese, has sailed for Rome
Italy, on the steamship Umbrla, in
company with Archbishop Kahn, of st
Louis, who goes on his annual visit ia
the vatican. Father O'Connor will
spend three or four months abroad.
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A statement of comparison Of earnings
and expenses Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company for the month of June and
six months of 1897, with the same period
Of 1896, follows;
Pennsylvania Railroad, lines directly
operated: Gross earnings for June, 1897.
Increase, {70,73G; six months, decrease,
y1ij.792 expenses, decrease, Sgj3,75S, de-
crease. {i,GSi,7ll; net earnings, Increase.
1888, asa increase, S0Gs,al0.
Lines west Of Pittsburgh and Erie di.
rcctly operated; GrngG earnings, JGnc,
1897, Increase, S7iOIj; six monthg. de-
crease, Si,Ol7OGi. expenses, decrease,
giSS.l5i decrease, 1i,lGl,jIS: net earn
lngs Increase t2CG,22G. Increase, Siil,5iI,
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,fhe 5. G. RighaF and John MoFen
pasted up yCHturlly morning at s
o'clock with cmptics
The virginia got away for Cincinnati
at 2 o'clock yesterday morning with a
nice start lncludlng cabin full OF poo
pie.
The marks at Q p. m, showed 2 feet Q
Inches aud slowly falling. Weather
cloudy aud warm. Thermometer, 50 at
y, m.
Local rlvcrmcn are interested In The
new bridge ln be built across the river
ut Bolltlrc, ana there IN dclcrmlnn-
llnn that the relative positions Of the
new bridge ana the Baltimore & ONO
bridge shall be- such nH not to Increase
the already manifold dlilicuItlcs of nav
luntlng conl fleets past liollnlrc.
There w much interest IN the trip tho
Queen C,ty ~ now making from Gin.
cnnnll to Pittsburgh SHE comes up on
an excellent boating stare VI water aud
II has been predicted MT Cincinnati that
che win brunlt an records ror the up
river trip, including that Of the Viz.
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, August 1.-The Pioneer
Fire-Proof Construction Company's
plant, the. largest of this kind in the
world, was partially destroyed by fire
this afternoon, enteillng loss of $780,.
900. There is only u partial insurance.
The fire was of incendiary origin. The
largest grain elevator OF j. N. Shuler
was burned to the ground this morning.
Loss $4,000; insurance $1,000. 1t is now
thought this building was also set on
fire. Had there been any breeze at the
time OF either fire the city OF Ottawa
would have been almost wiped out. as
both buildings were situated close to tho
business centre
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The annual retreat Of the Catholic
clergy of the diocese OF Wheeling will be
held in this city next week, al st. JOS
ephs Cathedral, commencing on Monday
evening, and continuing until the follow
Ing Saturday morning.
It has been six years since the retreat
was held in Wheeling, and for the two
past years Baltimore has been chosen.
The exercises are OF religious charae-
ter and entail rigorous effort upon the
part Of the attendants, The days Will be
taken up In prayer and various religious
services, beginning In the morning at
$3.50 o'clock, and closing at $3.50 o'clock al
night.
Rev. Francis T. Mccarthy, OF the
Jesute Fathers, will conduct the retreat.
II Is not probable that all the clergy OF
the diocese will be able to be present, but
only those excused will have permission
10 remain away.
The list OF the clergy follows:
Wheellng-St. Joseph's Cathedral, Rev
John Mcbride, rector, Rev. o, II. Moye,
Rev. II. i, Harris, Rev. Henry Alt
meyer. st, Alphonsus German Very
Rev Maritius, Greek, o. NJ. Cap; Rev
Leo Egger, o, NJ, Cap; Rev. Anastasins
Mueller, o. NJ. Cap; Rev, Clemens Pfei-
fer, o. NJ. Cap; Rev. Raphael Seaman
o. NJ. Cap. Immaculate Conception,
Rev. Joseph Mullen. North Wheeling
Hospital. Rev Henry Altmeyer
Bealrs Mllls-Rev. Thomas Qulrk.
Benwood-Rev. Hugh McMennmin.
Blueneld-Rev II. Olivier.
CalrO-Rev. Robert Il. O'Kane.
Charleston-Very Rev. Joseph STEM
ger, r. d.
Clarksburg-Very Rev. Daniel o'Con-
nor, V, c., rector; Rev. j. a. Reynolds,
Eikins-Rev. John DAILY.
Huntlngton-Rev. j. w. Wernlnger,
rector; Rev. Joseph GOrmley.
Mason City-Rev. w. Lambert.
Montgomery-Re Joseph Flecklnger.
Elm Grove-Rev. l.. p, Paquin.
Fairmont-Rev. A. Boutlou,
Grafton-Rev. John McEfiiott
Llttleton-Rev. a. ]. McGrath.
Moundsville-Rev. Patrick Boyce.
Parkersburg-Rev u. NJ. Hickey, rec
tor; Rev. T. II. Collins.
Ronceverte-Rev. C. f. Schllpp.
Rowlesburg-Rev Daniel Walsh,
St. Giara-Rev. William Walsh.
St. Josephs-Rev. j. B. Bauer.
Talbot-Rev. Michael Fitzpatrick.
Thomas-Rev. +. C. Haimann.
Wellsburg-Rev. T, j. Duffy.
Weston-Rev. George Toner
Whtheld-Rev Joseph Kluser.
Abingdon, Va.-Rev. Patrick F, Burke
Wythevllle, Va.-Rev. p. II. McDer-
mott
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Lieutenant supler and officer Gardnei
last night arrested Sallie Miller, Ray
mond Prior and Lulu Wallace, all color
ed, for being inmates OF house OF pros
tltutlon, at lOl4ls Chapllne street,
Adam Miller was arrested last nigh
by Lieutenant Supler. Adam was very
drunk. and became so at the expense OF
generous citizens, whom he worked or
the deaf and dumb racket, His ailment
ceased as soon as he gathered the price
for drink. and he called for that luxury
just like the average frequenter Of thu
bar.
officer Mlchaels last night arrested
Sebastian schrimp, dlsorderly, and Will
liam Snowden, drunk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-02
CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Brother AngsIus, of XAverIan ErothsrI,
Will be PrincipaI-Ho Comes From Nor
folk, Va.

Brother AnGsIus, Of NHverinn ErothsrI,
Will he PrInclpaI-He Comes From Nor
folk, Va.
The new Cathedral high school on
Fourteenth street. will be opened the
first week of September, Everything Is
now In readiness for the event, excepting
the terms and conditions upon which
pupils will be taken, but this Will be
made known within week. The school
win be in charge of the Xaverlan
Brothers. and the principal will be
Brother Angelus.
He has been head Of the school at
Norfolk, Va. for some years and has
raised It to a high state OF efficiency. He
will arrive In Wheeling August 20, to
take charge. Until his coming entries to
the school are being made with Rev.
John Mcbride. rector OF the Cathedral.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Donahue intends to
have a competitive examination for two
free scholarships, which win occur at the
latter end OF this month. The eXamina-
ton will be open to Catholic boys Ia
Wheeling, Benwood, Bellalre, Martins
Ferry and the surrounding districts gem
orally. 1t will be a thorough test as to
capabillty for entrance.
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PITTSBURGH, Aug. 1.-The Young
Peoples Alliance closed its convention
this afternoon with a general service held
in Carnegie Music Hail. over Zoo PEG.
pie attended. A grand chorus rendered
Praise we the Father" after which Rev
j. c. Hornberger, OF Cleveland, offered a
prayer and was followed by addresses by
Bishops Wescher. and Dreyfogle The
session closed with a chorus entitled
"Sagtes, die Ihr Erlaeset Seld."
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TIE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS nRrAnrunF

YESTERDNN5 DhFNlETUNES'
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR. a. M.
pittsburgh. KANAWHA, o a. m.
Pittsburgh. X EYSTONE STATE, s a. M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, a. m.
GAINESVILLE. .LORENA, 10 n. IN.
sistersvlllc. LEROY, Z n. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO.Dhl.
Parkersb'g. BEN HUR, 0p. IN.
sist6rgy. NJ ~, RiiTH, $3.50 p. m.
stcubonv''io. r. NJ BANNE, $3.50 p. m.
boats LEAVING TOMORROW
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, S a, M
plttRhurrh, QUEEN CITY. \ n. IN.
pnrkcrsburg .NRGAND. u u. m.
M1thmuraR.. LEX NGTON II u, m
Baskerville. RUTH, $50 y m.
Clnrlngton. LEROY, a:a0 y, m,
stoubsnvlllc, n. NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 p. IN.
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MOUNDSVILLR CAMP GROUND,

These beautiful days are greatly en-
joyed by those "Tentlng on the old
camp ground" The cottages. are fast
filling up. Nearly fifty are now oceu-
pied and there are new arrivals every
day. Many strangers are daily visitors,
some looking for cottages to rent, while
others come 80 spend the day in looking
around and visiting friends, The camp
meeting will begin Thursday, August
18TH, and win close Monday, August
9Sd. The following change has been
made in the programme as published
and circulated. AS published, Epworth
League day is Friday, August 2Oth. ana
@. A. II. day Monday, August 23d. These
two meetings have changed places, g.
A. r. day being on Friday. and Epworth
League day on Monday, Bishop Fowler
will deliver his great lecture on Abra-
ham Lincoln on Friday evening instead
Of Monday evening. II is the Intention
of making Grand Army day, a notable
day All the Grand Army Posts OF
West Virginia, Eastern Ohio and Vest
ern Pennsylvania will be invited. and
the comrades will attend by hundreds,
and 1t is to be hoped by the thousands.
The change referred to was made from
the fact that all comrades who attend
the National Encampment of the G. A.
Il. at Buffalo will leave on that morn
ing Many comrades on their way to
the encampment can stop off on Friday
and attend the meeting at Camp
Ground
The opening OF the hotel has caused
everything on the ground to take on the
form of a summer resort,as indeed 1t is,
and one OF the finest In the country.
Quite a number OF guests have already
applied for rooms, and all will soon be
taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-02

BE gentle In stimulating the kidneys.
otherwise you viii excite and weaken
them. The happlest results follow the
use Of Hostctters Stomach Bl.ters TO
overcome renal Inactivity. Avoid the
unmedcated, fiery stImulants of COM
merce. The kidneys have a delicate
membrane easily rritatcd, and upon this
the action Of such cXcltants Is perrl-
clous. Malarlal complaints. indigestion,
rheumatism, neuralgia and bIlovsness
succumb to the corrective Influence of
the Blttcrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-02
THE NEW BRIDGE.
The BelIAlre q Btnwood Company Gee.
ting Ready to Let Contract.

ting Ready to Let Contract.
The Bellaire & Benwood Bridge Com
pany, the company that is to build a
highway toll bridge across the Ohio
river. connecting the two towns
named, is getting ready to let It's con-
tract for the bridge. The company has
sent Invitations to bridge builders all
over the country to bid on the contract.
This anxiety TO let the contract soon Is
duetotheknowledge that the bridge can
be built considerably cheaper this year
than In 1898 A member of the COM
pany is authority for the statement that
$50 600 VIII be saved by letting the con-
tract this fall. The plans are in the
hands OF Charles Ros3er. at Bellalre, II
member of the company. The bridge is
to be built over the river where the
Benwood and Bellalre ferry now runs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-02

ginla, which at present holds the rec
ord. II IS said the Queen CITY VIII
reach Wheeling tonight about
O'Clock II all goes we'll
The Keystone state will be here to-
morrow morning and will clear for Gin
clnnati at a. M She has large ouer-
lngs of freight In sight on the upper
river
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-02

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug. l.
While ex-Postmaster James s. Mexican
and his friend, r. Wilson, of Pittsburgh,
were riding in a bus driven by Mr.. Bull
lock to-day, the king bolt OF the vehicle
pulled out and 1t toppled over Bullock
was killed, Mr. Mexican was severely
cut and Mr.. Wilson was badly bruised
about the body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-02

Mrs. John Klleves, OF Water street, is
preparing to put up substantial
brick structure ON her property on Sec
ond street, Martins Ferry, near the
Cleveland 81 Pittsburgh freight depot,
1t Is to be Of brick, suitable for whole
sale and retail liquor establishment,
bowling alleys. etc. The contract win
be let in Il few days. The building viii
cost So 900 to $4,000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-02

DON'T nauscate your stomach with
teas and bitter herbs but regulate your
liver and sick headache by using those
famous little pills known ns De wits
Little Early Riscrs Charles r. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair, Forty.slxth and Jacob streets:
A. Il. schcclc, No COZ Main street. FIX
ley Bros. Penn and Zane streets;
Bowie & Co, Bridgeport.