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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

Of prlest and he was the unfortunate
Victim OF the persecution MANIA sUli
he was executed. -
C;aleote.. another priest. shot the bish-
on OF Madrid on April IS, 1856, with a
revolver! He was a religious maniac
and thought that all the world was en-
gagged In prosecuting him. Instead OF
hanging him, they mercifullV put him In
a lunntlc asylum.
Louvel, thiFty-seven, saddler, ana a
political mystic, assassinated the Due de
Berry on February IL, 1890, with
knife. He suffered the utmost penalty.
Allband made nm unsuccessful at
tempt on the Me OF Louis Philippe on
June 5, 1896, with a cane gun. He was
tWenty-slx gears old and his occupa-
lion that OF a commission agent, He
was beheaded.
Fieschl was one OF the exceptions to
the curious psychlcal law that reglcides
nearly always work alone. Fieschi was
fortg-fve years old when he attempted
the life OF Louis Philippe on July 2S, lS35.
He was soldier, a spy and draper;
his weapon was an internal machine !"
and he had nccompllces. lie was exc
cuted.
The famous Charlotte Corday, aged
twenty-five. who. with n knife, killed
Marat on July 10. 1888, Is lclaSsed as a
political mystic" She was executed.
HIelalrand, handsome commercial
traveller tried to assasslnate Marshal
Bazalne in July, 1881, with knife. He
was both religious and political mys-
tic, and his punishment was imprison-
ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05
THE DAILY WORK.

Work which can he Inspected Personally
Is Always Better Performed Than That
Passed Cpon FrDm reports.
It's the daily work OF the little cons
queror.
The workings right here In Wheeling.
Lifting burdens from helpless backs.
Bringing sunshine to many home.
It's deeds that count,
That brings the never-eeaslng sounds
of praise.
The public are learning fast;
Learning to appreciate merit.
Learning to distinguish between
claims and proofs
Home proof Is the best proof.
Doan's Kidney Pills are endorsed by
Wheeling people.
Read what citizen says:
Mr.. Robert Teasdale, who carries on
the extensive coal and Ice business at
the corner OF Sixteenth and Chapllne
streets, says: 1.-THE pain In mg back
generally Of dull, heavy nature, was
located Just over the kidneys. When I
attempted to do any Hitting or STOPPING,
sharp twinGes shot through me, and l
was often so bad that could scarcely
get around. In getting up and around
/ often had to observe the greatest care
unless wished to incur excvuclating
pangs. I felt pretty well otherwise, on
~ could not trust me back. Both
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05
nniI,rnr I.nIliInr In AInnLa.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 4-John
Stanley, mayor of skNguaS Alaska
who is now In this city purchasing APP
para;us for a Hre department, says
The Pacific and Arctic railroad now
being built from skaguay 10 selklrS, y
we'll under way. Rails have been ialu
10 Whites Pass and up TO that POM
the road Is IN fuli working order ol w,
thirty-ilve tons ~ freight are dSly
shipped over this spur Seven hundIeSa
mon arc working ON the road i.ass
month the pay roll was $4,000. From ~
Whites Piss 20 Lake Beureti' 10
lance Of thirty miles, freight Is iransS
ferred by EledRes. Labcrers on the IUSN
receive thlrty-hve cents per hour
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

az my sons had been complaining Of
theIr backs hurting them and when /
Got d box OF Doan's Kidney Pills at the
Logan Drug Co., they also took some
and IN each Of our cases the result was
nc same, the pain left almost at once,
our backs felt stronger and more ro-
bust. we can honestly recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills to anyone suffering
With their Kidneys"
What Doan's Kidney Pills have done
for Others, they viii do for sou. They,
are sold for 30 cents per box. II your
dealer doesn't keep them, write us, Fos-
ter-illburl Co., Buffalo, n. =, sole
aFsnis for the United States. Remember
nc. naine-Doan's-and take no 'substi-
fute
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
Il. Hart, OF Groton. 5. d.: was taken
with a bad cold which settled on my
lungs: cough set IN and finally tcrml-
mated In Consumption, -Four Doctors
gave me up. saying could live but a
short time. ] gave myself mp to my
Savior, determined II ! could not stay
with my friends ON earth, / would meet
my absent ones above. My husband was
advised to get Or. Kings New Dlscov-
cry FOR Consumption. Coughs and Colds,
Ties. II has cured me nnd thank cod
am saved and nOw well md henlthy
wumln." Trial bottles free ut Logan
Drug Co.'S Drug Store. Regular siza
zoe and 81 90, Guaranteed or pricc re-
funded, /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

minably scanned and lnterlaced. With
the great majority Of those who have
gone TO the Yukon country In past
years have passed through what be.
iieve is destined to become the riches
gold mining district of Alaska, with.
IN pistol shot from the deck OF tae
steamship which carried them aIs
some very rich quartz lodges now "
process OF development There is gola
In the Islands Of The Alexander arcnl-
pelagu and the mainland from Sh9
southern boundary az far north a.
Skasuay and Dyea. That am just
The mlpeg nov worldng and paying
enormous proits, but by numerous as
coverlss tina; have lately been mace
and thu large number Of prospects now
in course VI development in pTodueihs
mines"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

WI Ting Fang Is making himself i'm
mensely popular at Washington, doing
almost the dame work which De Inns
in his palmiest days, executed. He Is
keeping everybody good-natured to-
ward China. and Is vigorously denying
that either his emperor or his dOwlgsr
empress Is in Trouble
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05
N00TH SAILING
American Evacuation Cone
mission In Porto Rico.
.a CREDqL0IB sPANIARDs

'l,FAisl THAT THE RoAtHARp-
Hr OF SAN JUAN WAS A
VICTORY. AND WAS cELEBRAT-
EDAs SUCH AFTER THE RE-
EIREaIENr OF sAaiPsoN's
FLEET OUR COMMISSIONERS
HUNDRED THEM IN THIS CON-
com, AND ALLOWED THEM TO
POSE As soIpIERs MARTYRED
- THE DEFEAT OF OTHERS.
- 4 SHORT TIME THE STARS
AND STRIPES WILL BE uE-
PUZZLED OVER THE ANCIENT
CASTLE or SAN JUAN.
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Al An.nrII Irnnn.liInn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-Trvlng NJ.
Scott, president of the Union iron
works, says, in reference to the alleged
gigantic combination OF warship build
Ing interests: $50 far as the Union
iron works IS concerned. we have not
been approached on the subject. The
proposition is absurd on the face OF 1t.
Il had it, inception in the statement
published about week ago concerning
the alleged plans OF the CarneSles to es-
fablish o mammoth warship building
l,inifIt IN tho East
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llop91ight, 1te,, BY the ASSOCIATED Preas.l
eAtIJUAN. Porto Rico, Sept 2s,-The
American commissioners 70 arrange for
he evacuation az Porto Rico have been
eminehtly successful in tnelr dealings
lih ne spanish commissioner, and It
Z tsiloved that within three wssk1, at
the farthest, the last Of the Spanish
troops win have sailed for nome, and
he stars and Stripes win be unfurlea
over san Juan. Their mission has been
accomplished Without friction. More or
trouble was anticipated at the OUT.
al, but our commissioners have been
affeeabiy surprised at the frankness
nd candor the Spanish commissioners
nave displayed.
While General Macias and General Or
taE3, the second in command in the Is
land. and one Of the Spanish cammls-
SIonera In their conversations with our
commissioners, have fully acknowledged
thp tact that the lcss OF cervera's feet
cat on all hope Of success from Spain,
thsy, san maintain that the army had a
tremendous task before It in crossing
The mountains. and Maeias contends
that the army could not have reached
M forts OF San Juan without a loss Of
tah thousand men. The little slirmish-
on the south coast General MacipS
refuses 70 can reYsrSsS, because he
claims his troops retired by his orders
toithe stronger positions in the mountain
pSsses.
as q mater Of fact, the only action of
Importance, the bombardmeut Of MORO
Caste by Admiral SIMPSONS hest early
IN Nay, Macias insists was q distinct
spanish ylctory. sampson'S guns pound
"a away Gor three hours, They wrecked
several buildings in the city but for
theiF efrect on the thirty-foot walls of
that old medieval fortress the $, 10
and i2-inch pro5ectiles from the AmerI-
can warshIps had as well been paper
wads. Not gun was dismounted; not
d man was killed. After the fleet had
fetired-"repulsed" IS the word the
spanlaras use-the victory" was cele-
bratsd throughout the city. All the
military bands paraded the streets play
Ing martial music, a grand concert was
FiVs674n the plaza and the cafes that
night echoed with the cries of viva
Espans," Abajo los Amerioanoa,"
s. Il was that the military chleftains
who met our commissioners met them
no, as defeated soldiers who deliver up
property lost In battle. but rather as
soldiers martyred by the defeat of 9TH
ers. TO yield that which they still claim
ed they might have been able success
fully to defend.
General Brooke, comolore schley and
General Gordon were exceedingly care
f1l not to disturb the illusions in this
respect. and 70 their extreme taettulness
y due the ease and facility with which
the negotiations were finally CONCLUDED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

PARIS, Oct Figaro states that
conB. GAublgny. now French charge
d'aRaIrs At Munich, Will take the place
Of II, cambon, as minister TO the Uni
ted States. and that NJ. cambon Will go
to Madrid. These changes, the paper
sayS, were decided upon at yesterdays
cahInal meetinE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

the favorlte weapon of tie reglelde is
the knife. and that the most fatal
months for rulers. are January, June,
July and December.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

We learn from confidential anil
Trustworthy source That the circulation
of the Parkersburg Sentinel and tho
Wheeling Register IN New York state
is something less than n million a day.
This Is unfortunate for Col. Teddy
Roosevelt, lie may be elected Il those
papers can be kept out OF the reach OF
New York voters. Perhaps the safest
thing for Roosevelt TO do VIII be to send
out couple Of dollars each day from
now on and buy up the editions OF the
Sentinel and Register, - ParlSersburg
State Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

Be sure and use that old and well. t aiss
remedy, Mrs. Windows soosIhsSsSS
Syrup tor children teothlug. II soo'I M
the child, softons tho gums. al,ayI ,Sst
pain, cures wind collie and y tne Az Sys
rumedy FOR diarrhoea. TWehgItHt'
cents Aebottle. news"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

The success Of some men Is due "
their Iron wills, and OF others TO the'
chtekg of brass
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

The Democrats OF the Mpnongnila.
Preston and Taylor senatorial district
have nominated Justin NJ. .Hunkie. city
editor OF the Morgantown Daily New
nnlnlnInra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05
STATE PRESS aLEAHINea

one Of the greatest financial diflcul-
tiSs OF this entire section, Including the
Fls and KanaWha. river valleys. IS
Want 81 more diversified Industries.
White We buy so large a per cent OF our
Manufactured goods IN the East and
aEricultural products in the West and
contend ourselves with hewlpg cross
ties and cutting saw logs for the mar
ketS'ot the world, we cannot expect
great and tasting and permanent pros
perity. We need 10 build factories and
mills for the production OF the multl-
fariouS articles OF everyday use. We
might thus furnish employment Ior
hundreds Of idle people. They would
male their homes here, and bless the
country With Industry and prosperity.
Clay County Star.
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Oh, what an ideal (?) government We
would have n such men as the editors
OF the Charleston Gazette, Wheeling
Register, nnl few other like slot
machines OF the Democracy, together
were at the hem!-Weston Indepen-
dent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

The musical learn that the ashes of
Anton sed were lying the Office of the United States
cronatory Company them
san has started popular of 10000 be devoted
director Underneath the monument
his aAhes a permanent resting place
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tanned fair statement about the Re-
publican party or q kind word for q
member OF that party, the Gazette does
not remember the occasion. Its stock
In trade Is epithe,s ard wild abuse OF
leading Republicans. II does no; deal
Trades and absurd statements-Ritchle
Gazette,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

In spot near the village OF Phillip
an old man named Hamrich has dlscov-
cred an embalmtng mud with when 10
preserve the bodles Of human beings
and animaiA which he keeps in his
house. He has q gruesome collection.
.incIuding the remains Of two women
and many birds, fish. snakes ard
beasts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

The Crosby & Berkeley Company, Of
New Haven Conn. Manufacturers Of
hardwood lumber. have bought the Hob
~ river lumber plant Of John y Me-
Graw, for q cash consideration OF
100000. The plant consists OF large
kilns, ETC., together with q large tract
Of timber hand In Webster and Braxton
countleA The new company il expect
ed to employ over q hundred hands
Falrmont Index.
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w. H. Kerr has MED a report with the
United States department OF agrlcul-
ture, showing that number OF horses
owned by A. q. Ruby, OF New Martins
vile, had died Of glandeTs, and that q
number more are afflicted and will have
to be lclfled. Ruby has q livery and
feed stable and hundreds OF horses are
fed at his barn every day. II Is feared
that the disease has been spread over
Marion, Tyler and WetZel counties.
The Wheeling Register is always
gifted with an enormous amount OF
transformation and filled with intense
political partlsarShip, Its Democracy
il too rabid for 1t ever to do Justice to
Reconsideration. II Il has ever con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

S1Sid aFi,s mSdS the a.
fao1ohaFO Of tho room
Id ihing and unbeerable;
fh6 A6soq next attaoked
~ 90, and W feared she
onid id1a her hghL I'm.
ihoHt phygioiAn1 from the
IIfFodndiug county were
edn01ifld, but could do
hofiiuG . rOliGYe tho 1T
~ iuicQnt, and gave u
q hOlI opinion that me
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-05

- M q " 90 ohiid'S eyeSlght, u vas
Inn nm " decided 70 IN gWtitG bpoeiho'
mn medicine ~ once made 1p4edy Ana Sg ~.
niel8 euTa. She = now . YOUNG lldy, Ano az
WH1, RUTH BEnKRLlft
aaliun, KAN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16
Big LEGAUE OPENS.

: LOUISVILLE, Aprll1l-The champion
ship season opened hero to-day. Tho
Colonies made a good start. defeating tho
Pirates by q score of II. to 5. The usual
street parade took place before the game,
and Mayor Weaver, tossed tho first ball
across the plate. Although Clarke's men
had but little practice in, tho preliminary
season, they to ou,play the Pitts
burgers at almost every point. Cunning.
ham pitched q hcauy game. keeping the
visitors hits Well scattered. lie also
ilelded his position in fine style. Killen
pitched good ball In all but the third In
ming, when the home team batted out six
runs. There were many brilliant. plays,
,the,most notable being Nance's one-hand-
cd catch OF n long fly and a line stop by
,Ritchey. The fielding OF Cunningham and
Ely was also feature. .lt was a clean
game in all respects and tho double UNI
plrc system gave entire satisfaction to the
ten thousand spectators. Score;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16
Observation-Disclosures

Jack" o'Nelll, one OF the smoothest
criminals who ever operated An this Sec
ton, succeeded in escaping from the
Ohio county Jail last fall.pby using q
dclIcatcly constructed wooden key that
he had fashioned In secrecy with an or
binary pocket knife. The. escape Gre.
ated quite a sensation at the time, on
account of the daring and recklessness
OF O'NeliI and another prisoner, McCul-
Tough, who escaped with Q'Neill.
Since then. Sheriff, Richards has been
working quietly on the case and two
days ngo received information that
o,Nelll was working In a'.llvery stable
at Toledo. Tailor William & Nice ormick
was ut once sent to Toledo for o'Nelli,
and last night he jailor arrived with his
man, who had quietly consented to re-
turn to West Virginia. This was wise.
as the law does not require a regulation
In such cases as this. y 5.y,t$
Il develops now that O'Neill md Nc
Cullough went across the river from
Wheeling TO Martins Ferry on the
morning Of their escape, and secreted
themselves in certain saloon In the
over-the-r1ver town. Later IN the day
they went to Steubenvllle and were
there the next morning. O'Neill says
he and Mccullough read the Wheeling
papers containing accounts Of their dar-
Ing escape. and then struck across the
state TO Toledo. where o'Neill remain
ed until recaptured by Tailor McCor-
mick. McCullough's whereabouts are
not known. ~ Z
o'Neill was convicted on Jthe. charge
of stealing goods from, the store Of
Schambra & Son.;
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THINK THIS OVER.
/ Rational i, Remedy 1 io,5 I. 4

=. hNs''st'at Ahfttfuy ihutf " sNhNoHh
81 Tronhie, = 1. d
To say thai hemorrhoids or thel ala.
ease commonly known us plies ii "a ns,
,tlonnl disease may be slightly over.
drawn. but II Is quite certain that at
least one In every four persons Is 70
afflicted. Y
Because IL In common and not imme-
diately fatal many suffer for years With.
out glyirg,the trouble medical attention.
Moreover, the rather general impress.
sion that a surgical operation Is the
only cure, has much 10 do With delaying
attention until the disease becomes
deep. seated and chronic. 81
Sufferers from piles should know that
the Pyramid Pile Cure ~ better than a
surgical operation, II cures without
pain, IT causes no detention from busl-
ness and the cost Is triillng, all drug
gists selling 1t at 20 cents per package.
The astringent effect{of the acIde In
the Pyramid Pile Cure speedily con-
tracts and restores to their natural con-
dition the blood vessels Of the affected
parts, and as II quickly dlssolves In the
rectum, the remedy soothes and heals
the irrltated surfaces and these two
things are the only necessary require
ments for n cure. w 7; n. =,
The principal danger from piles IS the
liability TO chronic liberation OF the
rectal tissue. and nervous exhaustion
from loss OF sleep and the attendant
pain and irritation. AL these symp-
toms the Pyramid quickly relieves and
the fact that It Is the most popular and
widely sold Of any pile cure is. quite
conclusive evidence OF thorough merit.
II YOU suffer from bleeding, itching or
protrudlng piles try. y nifty cent pack
age tonight. Ask your druggist for
Pyramid Pile Cure. ~ ~ 81,
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A SEVERE STORM,

PITTSBURGH, April 15-One of the
most severe wind and rain storms In
The history Of navigation passed over a
section of the Mississippi river between
Memphis and island No. 10 last night,
catching several boats with tows Of
Pittsburgh coal and sinking several
pieces OF their tows. The storm came
up after the boats had made landing
for the night and the majority Of the
crews were In their beds sleeping. Thet'
were startled by the shrieks OF the
whistles and the cries OF the men who
were making heroic efforts to save the
tows. The Beaver, Tom Reese No. Q,
and Defender are the only boats heard
from so far, but 1t Is expected that sew
eral other boats were caught. and the
owners CT craft on the lower river are
anxlously waiting for news.
The Beaver was the heaviest loser.
She was tied up at island No. 10 when
the storm came up. II was so sudden
that the captain had not time to make
any preparations for It. He called all
hands out, and the crew worked cner-
getlcally to got splash boards around
the tow. Before they could do SO three
OF the boats and four barges sunk. The
coal Is all sunk near the shore and can
probably be saved. The loss to this boat
will reach $4,000. q .si2
The Tom Reese was lying above
Memphis, and had almost the same ex-
perience as the Beaver. She lost two
boats and one barge. the coal and craft
being valued at 81 800. The Defender and
her big low was tied below Memphis.
when the storm came up, and the cap
tain attempted 10 get the boat out into
the river, but It was not able to move
the tow on account Of the high wind
After the excitement had subsidized It
was found that the boat had lost three
boats and two barges. The loss will
amount to about $4,000.
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BELLAIRE
All so orr, OF local Nav. aud Gossip From

All Sort. OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass CITY. i., y.
At the recent county examination held
at st. Clalrsville. Jessie Wise, Della
Nichols, Della Thomas, Frank Wise.
Jean Alexander. Charles Alexander, Ida
Nelson and Ross Galloway all Of Rock
Hill, passed. This Is the largest number
from one school In the county. Il, !,
There aretwenty-two members OF. the
graduating class this year ana, prepara-
tlons are going on now for the COM
mencement. There are thirteen, girls
and nine boys In the class and they will
graduate on the evening Of June 3rd.
The chimney shops at Rodefer Bros,
are not ut work and have had only
scant work lately, the reason given be-
ing the low price of lamp ,chimneys.
They are said to be quoted at fourteen
cents a dozen. 81 ss.s,.;'g
Sherman Glasgow, Thomas Warren
and Frank Gooche were elected directors
Of the Forest Hill school, and John Mes
bitt, William Kennedy and David Glas-
gov are the directros at Georgetown
The annual meeting OF the BeIlaire
boiler and.brdge company. will be held
on the 10th of May. This plant has been
very busy and It is expected Will make
a nice showing. ~ NJ
DR.. T. H. Rowles, who has been at
tending his brothers practice and the
settling OF his estate, at Columbus, will
return to this section probably this
spring. y
William Edwards and Miss Clara Arm,
OF Martins Ferry, were quietly married
at the home OF D. W. Cooper. by Rev. R.
S. Coffey, Of the FIRST Presbyterian
church. s''s2s.'s,' ~
Mrs. Ada Porterfield. wife OF DR.. "a,
Porterfleld, died yesterday, ut the faIni--
ly home. nfter o lingering illness. and
the funeral will take place tomorrow.
Some OF the Jersey cattle sold on the
farm OF R. X. Giffen, were. brought to
this township. The Futhey brothers
brought four head down yesterday.
DR.. w. O. Thompson, president of
Miami University. whill deliver the bac-
calureate sermon to the graduating class
and Sunday evening, May 10Th.
W. C. Cochran left yesterday after
noon for Columbus, to resume work as
one Of the agents OF the state labor de-
partment. ~ Is
The police are shifted from ward to
ward these nights to find how they are
best suited for permanent location.
Mrs. Roland McNeeley, Of Beverly,
Mass, Is the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
NJ. v. Miller. oil Gravel Hill. n
Mr.. H. Roemer left yesterday for Chi
cago. where he will spend a week on
business. ~