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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-09
HOW CAN YOU RESIST THESE PRICES?

800 pair Children's Dongola Lace
Sale price, Sec
$50 pair chIldrep's Tan Shoes, Lace
and Button. worth 81 and Sl.25.....
Sale price, 75c
and Button, worth SIPS and $3.50. :.
Sale price 81. 90
600 pair Misses DcngoIa Button,
worth 81 and Sl.25....,... Sale price 7jc
LOO pair Of ladies' Fine Oxfords
and, Sandals in Tan, Black, Ok
Blood and Green, worth 81, Sl.25
and $1.50........,........S Sale price, I5c
900 pairs Of Ladies' oxfords and
Sandals worth T5c and 81. Sale price soc
800 pair Of Ladies' Extra Fine OK
fords, In Tan and Black, Patent
Leather and SILK Nesting Tops.
worth 50 and $2.25.... Sale price SL25
700 pair OF Dongola Shoes, In Lace
and Button, worth 81 and $3.50. $50. -
Sale price $i.25
900 pair of Ladies' Fine Shoes, in
Lace and Button, Tan and Black,
SILK VestinE Tops. and all the lat
est styles, worth $3.50, 50, $780,.
Sale price $1.25,$ sos. 70
$50 pair Of Ladies Fine Kid Shoes, In
Lace and Button, worth 50, $3.50,
$500. Sale price $l.I5 and =.
400 pair OF Ladies' Tan Vict Kid
Shoes, in Lace and Button, worth
$3.50 and 49,. Sale price $1.25 and Si,50
800 pair Of Old Ladies' Shoes, In
Lace, Button and Congress, In
common sense toes, worth 1925 and
$2.50............Sale price II and {l."I
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rHEY co ro MAcK1NAc.
Builders Exchange Meets to Arrange
for Their Aunnal Outing.

Builders Exchange Meets to Arrange
for Their AunnaI Outing.
In the rooms Of the chamber of COM
merce on Thursday evening largely at
tended meeting OF the Wheeling build
ers' exchange was held to complete ar
rangemenrs for the approaching annual
outing of the exchange. Travelling Pas
senger Agent O. R. Wood, of the cleve-
land, Lorain & Wheeling, In whose
hands the preliminary arrangements
were placed, reported that the train over
his road to Cleveland would leave
Wheeling next Thursday at $40 p. M,
arriving at Cleveland In time for supper
and the reception by the Cleveland
builders exchange that Is to follow.
Mr.. Woods stated the Cleveland peo-
pie are preparing to entertain the
Wheeling delegation In elaborate style.
At 1Oi5 p. m. the party boards the fine
steamerCityof MaclIinac. commanded by
Captain Harry ]. Styled, a lake navi-
gator known TO many Wheehngites who
have been the recipients OF courtesles In
the past. On this boat the trip 10 MaclSl-
nae and return will be taken. Several
who go will make the round trip on the
boat without stopping at Mackinac, AL
ready about sixty persons have an
nounced their intention to take the trip,
which bids fair TO be the most enjoyable
of the several fine outings Of the build
ers' exchange.
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HOME FOR ISCURABLHSl


Hrs Runner, Prs,ldsnt OF the Roar'l %
Trustees, Announces that the nrVv STATE
Iasttntiun viii be Opened soon a.
Hautlngtoh.
Clerk AIofat. OF the board OF county
commissioners. has received lnforma-
ton regarding the latest STATE instltu-
ton to begin It's good work. the West
Virginia Home for lncurebies, at Hunt
Ington. Mrs. Mary Jackson Ruhner. the
president Of the board Of trustees.
writes as follow:
"As president Of the board for the
West Virginia Asylum for Incurables,
desire for the benefit Of the legislature,
and also our board, which mee,s early
In August, to get the number OF incur
ables mot insanel in every county. VIII
you please, through your overseer OF the
poor, in whatever way seems best 70
yourself, furnish me with the number
in your county and the kind Of discGSesy
We are now putting up the first build
ing in Huntington, which has a capacity
for only hfty crippled, deformed or In
durable children. We hope to receive
patients by December Is. Application
for said patients and the transportation
Of same, see separate notice quoted
from the law. which please post In your
court house,
"By lncurables, mean idiots, cancer,
epleptics. cripples, consumption, para
lytlcs, etc. AS this first bulldlng is very
limited (afty) am anxious TO reach
those poor little children who are the
most deeply afflicted. We expect TO
open this building with a reception TO
the legislature, and ask every man IN
a public position to use his influence to
help what will be West Virginia's great
est charity. Please speak TO your menu
bers OF the legislature, and urge liberal
appropriations.
Hoping to hear from you In very
promptly and thanking you In advance
for your efforts. and asking your hearty
cooperation Sincerely,
(Afrs.) MARY JACKSON RuFFNRR
Charleston KanaHSha County, w. va
The following announcement ex-
plains the method OF entering patients
in the Home, and Is very important 70
all who contemplate senolng patients
to the institution.
Persons who desire admission to the
west v lEBlLld A1yAuli AVA AN
Huntington shall make applications in
writing and under oath to the county
court In which they reside. Such APP
pHcations shah set forth name, age and
residence, and nature and cause Of disa-
bIlity. II upon investigation the county
court shall determine the applicant IS
entitled to admission to said, asylum It
shall enter the same on record and di.
rect the conveyance Of the applicant to
said asylum. The expense Of such con-
veyance shall be allowed by the county
court, and to be paid out OF the county
treasury. There will be private rooms
for pay patients and suites Of memorial
rooms which can be endowed for life or
supported annually Any further in
formation can be obtained by address,
lngp Mrs. Mary Jackson Ruffner, presi-
dent, Charleston, W. V.
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In Mems Goods.

1,400 pair Of Mems Shoes in Lace and
Congress, oil toes and widths.
worth {: and ESQ.,. Sale price $l.59
l,6CO pair Of Mems Tan Balls in all the
latest Toes, worth $3.50 and 3d..
Sale price 31.5O
HOO pair of Mems Tan Lace, Cloth
Top, worth $3.50 and ST., Sale price $3.50
100 pair OF Mems Genuine Kanga-
roo CordOvan, Russian COlt-skin,
Box Calf, Willow Calf, French Calf,
Russia Calf. Chrome Kid, Wei Kid,
and Genuine Dongola, worth $3.50,
81 and $3.50. Sale price 81 and 1926
1000 pair Of Mems Hyles Patent
Leathers in Tan and Black, SILK
Vesting Tops. and all the latest
Toes, worth 81, $3.50 and &5.........
Sale price $3.50 and 81
800 pair OF Mems Tan Wei Kid In
Goodyear volts and hand sewed,
in Plain Leather and Nesting Tops,
worth $3.50 and A.............,....
Sale price 81 and 1926
$50 pair Mems Oxford Ties. worth
Observation-Disclosures. Sale price 81
400 pair Of Mems Oxford Ties, worth
$3.50 and 50. :. Sale price &l.25 and $i.5t
600 pair Of Little Gents Lace Shoes
IN Tan and Black, In Russia Calf
and Dongola, worth $1.60 and $1.75
Sale price 3l.0O
$50 pair Of Boys Lace Shoes, in Tan
and Black, all the latest styles,
worth S1.5O and f2......Sale price $l.25
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in by Captain Burns the United States
mlistering-in oiiieer. Ia a dAy Ok tv'ps.
and after Col. Cagteel has taken the oath
OF allegiance the regiment VIII proba-
bly, leave shortly for Camp Alger, from
there going to Fortress Monroe. and on
to the front at AiatAnzRs. or some other
port IN the Vicinity OF HavanE from
which point they will take part In the
dttack on the principal Spanish strong
holds IN the west. AZ least, this 70 the
current talk In camp tonight, and, ag
there are said to be one hundred thou
sand Spanish regulars and sixty thou
sand volunteers Ia and about Havana,
the reported movement seems probable.
The boys are all spelling for a chance
TO show what they can do in battle,
and their friends may depend on their
giving good account Of themselves II
they go into action.
The health OF Company ID" continues
excellent, no illness OF q serious nature
having occurred, and with the stern
reality OF war in the background as yet.
the soldier-life sAems more like a picnic
than anything else.
The Intelngeneer arrives in camp
about PM, and is eagerly awaited by
the men, as they are Ike public letters
from home
The fuH roster Of the company off,
GERS is as follows. Captain, R. II. D.
willis; first lieutenant; c. E. Norris
second lieutenant. j, r. P. Foster; first
sergeant, Joseph !, Rhees; quRrtermas-
ter, John ]. Connor; second sergeant,
Charles G. Dpbblns; third sergeant,
Charles L. Taylor; fourth sergeant, Ed
ward S. Mahoni firth sergeant, Jacob
Lott.
Corporals. ThurIow, Largford, War
den, Jones, Dawson, Dawson. Bernhard,
McCleary. Fisher, Graves, Luke and
Mcdonald.
Muslclans. Reed and Johnson; ,artih-
Ger. Claus Wagner. Edward II. Miller.
As taps have sounded long since. and
all are supposed to be abed' and asleep,
it's time to close. i'll, R.
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LOCAL BRgV1rlE


tfs,isrsef glnor Ho'a'ni i',7.l,al lalle,s
ihs CtiT.
The gunboat Wheeling nv
chance.
That reunion uitima.am la4 l-
pllsh something.
Red Cross meeting al the cry 40 al
thls morning al 10 o'clock
IT was warm yesterday; ne tofflql ch
temperature was IS at 3 ?.
The Democratic county eoapa1tip
meets this afternoon at 2 o'eIoes, 9,eond
branch council chamber.
the decorating departnent o. phe
Warwick pottery resumes q ~ Monday,
With force Of about eighty peopis
Tomorrow Is The special az Of
Thanksgiving, fixed by the Ffatld91t It
will be observed In all the eaufehe1t
Squire Rogers yesterday Sentenced
Thomas Cassidy 10 ten days - lax tof
stealing a shavel from ne HelFne
Tabernacle.
The board Of county commissioners
was at Elm Grove yesterday att4fnolr
Inspecting the national PIKE, Whleh
needs repairing at that point,
Last night rumor vas inlclrcula ton
that Mr. ". A. Bertschey. q meHsee ~ az
Black Prince lodge, night 81 ~ thiat was
dead. Although seriously d. he q not
dead, IN fact. his condition showed im-
provement last night.
Miss Blanche Marshall, Of the South
Side. last night gave dance q Mozart
park. IN honor OF her visitor AlieB Vog-,
Ter. OF Ohio Quite number OF young
people was present. and the attalr was
one OF rare enjoyment.
stamp Agent A. r, Camrbell. OF the
wheeling internal revenue once, yester-
day received $4,000 OF the two cent docu-
mentary stamps, the denomination used
on checks. The original nsiBnmtnt Of
$4,000 was exhausted the hrat day the
stamps were on sale. There VIII be no
dificnIty now IN securing IN abundant
supply df each denomlnaH1n tester-
days sales Of stamps agsregatea nearly
$4,000. N
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rHE rRoH1n1TToN AssENLBLY.
The Father OF the Movement, Mr.. j. W
Bodley. in Town Friday.

The Father of the Movement, Mr.. j. w.
Bodley, in Town Friday.
Mr.. ]. W. Bodiey, of staunton, vIr-
glnla, formerly of Wheeling, was in the
city yesterday afternoon, and went
down to Moundsvllle later in the day to
complete arrangements for the coming
1898 Ohio Valley Prohibition Assembly,
an institution of which 1t can be said
with an entire absence Of exaggeration
that Mr.. Bodley is the father and presl-
ding genius.
This years assembly has a promising
programme It opens July Is, next FRI
day, and closes on July 25. Among the
prominent speakers secured for the as
sembly are: Rev. D. c. Babcock, d.
D., of New Hampshire; Hon. W. T.
Bundick, OF Virginia; Hon. n. j. Fan
ming. of Maryland; Rev. C. H. Mead, D.
D., OF New York; Lou j. Beauchampe,
Of Ohio; Mrs. Helen Bullocl:, OF New
York: John G. wooley, OF Illinois, and
Col. George W. Balm, OF eKntucky.
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WESTERN CUBA

II Is Said tile Ssoond West virginia nsEi-
nSnt viii he ssnt-IntorsStlmE RnmoT'
AfioAt az Camp Atkinson.
From our soldier.corrcspondent.
CAMP ATKINSON. PATRICK, w.
Va. July THE Second regiment OF
West Virginia volunteers. Of which Cap
tain Wills wheeling Company" MS 4;
is called here IN camp. is the bright par
uculNr feature, IL nearly complete, only
orc compuny not having its fun quota
Of men. This company VIII 10 mustered
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Ar1AEr1O oTTy ! sEAsHoaE ExOuRsIoA
Thursday, JnIy IL. Greatly Reduced Rates
BatttmOre & Ohio RaIIFOAd.

The first OF the popular seashore ex-
curslons, via the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, will be run Thursday, July u,
TO Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle
city, ocean City. n. j., and Ocean City,
Md. Tickets VIII be. good twelve (12)
days, including day OF sale.
Sion overs will be allowed on return
trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore and
washington on tickets sold to New Jer-
sew resorts, and at Baltimore and
washington on tickets sold TO Ocean
Tickets will be sold on above date
from wheeling for 5000 round trip, and
trains will leave 1925, 5:25 and lO:55 a.
M. and $40 p. m.
Call on or address nearest ticket
agent Baltimore & Ohio railroad for
tickets and full information, or apply
10 T. c. Burke. Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Wheeling.
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Rnunh rrlp summer E.snr.Ion TlsIeet..

Commencing June u, the Mononga-
hela River Railroad Company Will sell
round trip summer excursion tickets to
webster Springs. w. Va. and return.
The location OF Webster Springs II six
teen miles from Cowen, w, Va.
Tickets are printed to read via Cow
en- and Hack Line between Cowen and
Webster Springs, though II passenSers
holding Webster Springs tickets desire
to visit Camden-on -Gauiey these tick
cts will be honored for passage from
cowen 20 Camden -dauley and reI
turn without extra charge.
The new hotel at Webster Springs Is
now open aud affords ample first class
accommodation for iurEe attendance,
Tickets on sale June u to September
20. inclusive. and good return
Ing until October 81, 1885 For
rates apply to Hugh G. Bowles, Gener-
al Superintendent, MononEah, W. Va.
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WHILE THE War LASTS,

All who march, walk or stand. should
shake into their shoes Aliens Foot Ease
n nowder, II cures aching, tired, sore,
a,vnilCn foot, and makes tlEht or new shoes
easy II absnrhs moisture, and prevents
chanug, hot, Rmarting. Mistcrcd. sweating
feet An the regular army troops and
navy mon use II, Volunteers In hot ell.
mites can't exist IN comfort without H.
Nicn'a Foot-lsasc Is sold by all drugglstR
ana shoe stores. &c sample sent FREE,
Address, Allen S. Olmsted, lie Roy N. Y.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved In six hours by New Great
south American Kidney Cure" 1t is a
great surprise on account OF Its exceed
Ing promptness In relieving pain In blad-
der kidneys and back, In male or fe-
male. Relieves retention of water al
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this is the remedy, Sold
by II. IL. List, druggist, Wheeling. w.
Vn. tf&s
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Lors or PR1NTEp MATTER
Being Sent Out by the State Fairs Pub
lIcIty Department.


lIcIty Department.
The publicity department of the West
Virginia state fair. under the direction
of Secretary George Hook, and under
the immediate supervision of Bert
Schwartz, is giving the approaching ex-
hlbltlon greater publicity than has been
had by any fair in previous years. At
the end Of July a tremendous amount of
printed matter will be sent to all parts of
West Virginia, eastern Ohio and west
ern Pennsylvania. 1t would take the
whole OF mall car to accommodate all
Of the matter There are 5000 tubes
each containing one OF the attractive
autographed hangers; these hangers
placed in a row would be three miles
long, Then there are 10000 premium
lists, 1000 race programmes, 1000 or
5000 six-sheet posters, and 10000 bulle-
tins. Properly distributed In the tri-
state region this systematic and expen-
sive advertising ought to result in a
largely increased attendance at the 1888
fair.
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sYMPToMs-Moisture intense iieh-
Ing and singing: most at night; worse
by scratching. II allowed 20 continl,s
,umors form, which often bleed and vi
ccrate, becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding. heals liberation, and In most
cases removes the tumors AT drug
ristH. or by mail, for 30 cents. Dr.
SwREne & Son, philadelphia. Refuse
MI siibstltuteH tthg&w
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THE WHEELING
May be Called Upon to Defend the
Pacific Coast from
THESPANISH PRlYATEER VESSEL

SAID TO BE FITTING OUT IN THE
VICINITY OF VANCOUVER FOR
A RAID UPON AMERICAN sIER-
CHANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ABLE INTEREST IN THE FU-
TURE MOVEMENTS OF THE
little GuNBoAT-coNFI-
DENcE THAT SHE CAN DO
SOMETHING.
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y. 4 o. sundsy EEenruiOns on Fourth
division.

Commencing Sunday, May %. and
every Sunday thereafter. until Scptcm-
her Is. Inclusive. the Baltimore 8 Ohio
will sell excursion tickets 90 and from
all stations between Wheeling and
Grnflop, good returning date OF sale, Mt
ono tAre for the round trip, vita ten
cents added.
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The berths and staterooms for the ex-
cursion to Mackinac next Thursday are
reserved at the office Of o. II. Wood, Nc
Lure House Block, and can be reserved
az any time. Make your reservations
carly.
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PROFITS OF "woArAN's DAY, $500.
The profits of the 'woman's Day on
the street carswm amount TO about 500.
which is only two-thlrds Of that Melted
last year. A portion of this sum will be
given as a starter for the Red Crose
Auxiliary by the Wheeling Hospital as
sociation, which is represented in the
Woman's Union Benevolent Society.
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Low Rate k1cuIIIons 20 MountaIu nc.

July 30 to July 10 the Baltimore &
Ohio will sell excursion tickets to Oak
land, Mountain Lake Park and Deer
Park at one fare for the round trip,
good returning until July Is, inclusive.
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Furniture Buying
~.~.>>,~~Made Easy.

The styles are here, the high quality is.
here, the reasonable prices you have
been looking for are here. There's
everything that makes your furniture
buying easy. There is every induce
mcnt that will cause you to buy and
bring you back again. Come in and see
our special line of fine leather, panti-
sote and velour Couches. The goods
and prices will interest you.
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SHOES, 1900 PAIRS.

Store $4,000
he
anything in the shoe line for half It's
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THE KLONDINE !!

city country and everybody speaks
ondke? 1t the 1875 Market
ondke Shoe Store sale for the next thirty days
Shoes will be sacrificed sold
wrapped history OF the market
opportunity when presented A swell
the KiOndike for swell dresser
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The Szle Of Business the Klondlke Shoe Store Does

They Shoe Market who
which
Of
anything
ln NV Manufacturing
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Your Money Back !"
If YOU WANT U.

This means; You come in, Try on, get fitted and
suited, and buy whatever you like; go home and
change your mind--no matter what reason-youF
mother-in-la% don't like EN-, for instance come
back for your money. We take our chances. What
are they9 Generally Hyoure properly fitted and
suited you stick to your clothes; if not properly
suited we don't want you to wear around bad adj
vertsement Once in a while we lose triae. We
gain.a hundred times where we lose once Gain
what? and lose what? A sale. Because we. put, our
customers interest first The firm that don't give
satisfaction, don't dare guarantee satisfaction.
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BAIQUIRI, Cuba, June 2S.-I will re-
sumo my writing now, which ended sud-
denly with revolver" few days ago.
We have arrived in the tropical country
at last, and have pitched our tents on
new camping ground, where we may re-
main for a month, or We may be on in
an hour. We are glad to give up the
ship" for a while at least. Before We
landed Admiral Simpsons 1otllla she'll
ed the mountains above the docks,
where there were a thousand or more
SpaniardS, Imagine yourself among
%. 900 soldiers aboard ships near the
harbor each voice letting out an Amer
lcal yell TO It's full limit, all the bands
playing national airs ITO beat the
band" battle ships and gun boats bonn
barking the enemy 10 keep them Inland,
so we could come ashore. II was the
most exciting and awfuliy beautiful
scene have ever witnessed or heard.
We have plenty OF fresh, cool water
here, whicL-csmes down from the noun
tains; yesterday was the first time 1
have had drink OF good water since
the eth Of June, and It was quhe lux
ury. / landed with 81 90, but that will
do me as much good as $3.50, for there
Is nothing TO buy.
carried Uhs from SIN AuLOHlu "
hoist on Cuban soil. and last evening
my mess-mate and raised 1t in front
OF our tent. when the whole regiment OF
Rough Riders gave three cheers.
There.is plenty Of fruit, but n large
portion OF 1t Is not good. and We eat only
what the commissary sergeant Issues
The Cubans are the most distressed
looking people imaginable Some or
them are entirely nude, except n sort OF
palm leaf hat made in n rude way by
their own hands; yet they smile grimly,
ard apear TO be happy because OF our
arrival. From ten to four O'clock the
sun is very hot but during the evening
and night II IL cool, and We need II
blanket.
We have Just received orders 10 strike
tents for march Of 1--WE miles Inland,
mostly up hill, guess II reports com
Ing down are true, we VIII probably find
the enemy a formidable foe, and enjoy"
hin to our hearts content before We are
many days older. Must close now and
get ready to move. - q. DEVORE.
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AIITTLE life may be sacrificed to an
hours delay. Cholera inelntrm, gysen-
terry. diarrhoea come suddenly. Only
safe plan is to have Or. FoWleTls E1-
tract Of Wild Strawberry always on
hand,
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IF you want a strictly pure cham
payne that is extra dry. get Cooks In
perlal. Naturally fermented.