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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.


TUE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF the
Stockholders Of Union PaciAc Railroad Company will
be held at the Oice Of the COMPANY In Salt Lake City.
Utah on Tuesday October II, 1925 at twelve O'clock
noon election OF fifteen Directors OF the Company
ana for the transaction Of such other business may
legally come before the meeting
the transfer ~ stock Will be closed for
the purposes che the close Of business
Saturday September 10 1898 and will be pened on the
day following the meeting
ALEX. MILI4AR. SECRETARY
New York septernbsr ., 1898
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end l4th-st. Jap Columhus-ave. West S6hst JOG
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NEW YORK HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY:
Ireasurers Once New York September lst, 1898
VIVID ROARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com.

pany have declared g dividend Of TWO PER CENT
on the preferred and payable al this once
the 1ST DAY OF OCTC RER next 10 stockholders Z
record o. three oclocl F. NJ on the 18th day Of sep
TENDER AZ which netor purpose Of the Of
THIS dvidend and siso q special meeting Of the stock
holders 10 be held Wednesdsy 9th. 1898. at
twelve o'clock Mhe trapf~er books closed ne
1895 r V " POSSITFT Treasurer
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Giir 6otcls.
[Ml AJLES7rllG,

CENTRAL. PARK WEST. 7ap TO list SITS. ". 7.
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A DvERTIsEMENTS and Subscriptions toI Ins Tr,ouns
"A received at their Uptown Once No l,242 frnaowAy
q door north OF 3lst-et until oc.ok afverti.s
Ynen.s received the following branch oces AZ regular
cor 2sd-rt i62 6h-aVe., cor l2h-st Mscys "h-ave;
and Columbus near West 6oth- -
West 42d ct near Gh-sye. ~ D1st l4ths': ~ Wes'
S2det between 9TH and 1870 hast 47th-t l3se
M-~ve between 10th and 77th L026 "a ave. n1f
6ist-st, I7Os ist seth-s go Sd.ave near
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New York. September .. 1898
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY co.
THE ANIMAL, MEETING of the stockhold

TN1E ANNUAL MtEIINT OF NE SluCkHUIu-
ero Of the Norfolk Western Railway Company
Will hn held AZ the principal once OF the company. IN the
city Roanoke Virginia Thurstay the 18Th dAy OF
October 1898 a. u o'clock noon. FOR ne consid-ralon
~ the annual report the election Of Directors and the
transaction such other business as may properly come
before tho meeting including the election ~
ndependent auditors audit the books and accounts Of
the COMPANY a. the ~ the fiscal year The stock
trsnste- hooks will the close Of business on
saturday October 1895 and reo7ened AT 10 O'Clock
A NJ MONDAY. October 18TH. 1855 -
- " 4 T. HEMPHIIIA SecrrtaIy
Roanoke. September ist lSHs-
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,po1,InE,yc~r, g. sToNINcroS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ME AMI AZ, MEETING Of the ockhOlderS

~ the Providence stoning.on Steamship Company
will be held A. orcc 81 the Treasures Agent oi e
New YorI New Haven & Hartford Railroad company
proyidence r I on Wednesday September d lsNs. a.,
1900 ooock noon for N. election ~ Directors to au-
thoriz, the Directors sell lease the Companys prop
.rty and assets at Their discretion and fcr such other
business a may properly hs submitted
tn. polls will close a. IL Is y VI on the Gay or me
meeting w. T. httfBEhl' secre'aFS'
New YORK sept 10 1893
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Che Curf
Brooklyn Jockey Club Races.
Sept b. "a. Il, IL is' 20. 81. % - GO q. "a. %.
q Rnces To-day at .:t5 p. VI
Field stand. 80 Cents.
Special trains va r irec :, e fa ran Stand
Cars attached Foo, Of Whitehall 81, y liz" A. NJ.
BROOKLNN TRAINS.
Leave BROOKLYN BRIDGE via oth-ave Elevated ana
y y and 4 / r. r. every 10 minutes from II noon.
ADVERTISEMENTS snd subscriptions FOR The Tribune
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FURNISHED Gonscs 10 Eet-Ciip.
4 y UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED HOUSE
~ on LeroX Hin. neighborhoot Mafison-aVt ana own
Ct. rent s250o
JAMES r. HAY. u Broadway
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED and decorated house. 81
W list ST. perfect orte-. Yearly lease desired
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GUNNER Resorts.

Somerset Umm
AND EIGHT COTTAGES. BERNARDSvIlLE. n. ,.
cioees Nov Isl. IS miles from New-YorS on D.; l. w
r. r. Barclay Christopher ferry. Altituce eUo
feet GEO. w. FUTILE Manager
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modern plant for manufacturing boltA nuts and bar
Iron. we'll located for economy and market 90 Ohio
River, opposite Cincinnati; be probably
must sold TO close present ownership and can be
bought q sacrincs. For particulars address
dAMkA lQIn 1abanoL- PAM
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FOURTH DISTRICT POLITICS.

,Troubie Brewing in the Popuilat Camp
OF that Section,
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgencer.
WASHINGTON; DC, NJ y5520.-News
Of the call for a middle Of the Road.
Populist convention to nominate a can
didate for Congress In the Fourth West
Virginia district. to be held June 15.'
has already attracted the attention Of
the 1e5 to- ! politicians at the Washing
ton headquarters, and 1t is said..a strong
effort Is to be made to defeat the con-
summation of the purposeo 81 the Popu.
lists. A union Of forces is the pro-
grammc, Arrangements will be! pre-;
sented when the convention assemblies
to. prevent a"Middle Of the Roadttnoms;
ination. The agents of,the: combineSwill
be on the ground to. exercise the proper
persuasive power. So far, however, as
reports go, the Populist line out there
is unbroken, S4afSss34t s5
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TI[lE RIYER
yesterdays DEPARTURES.

FtaAtaF~ r%rEnhHAv|r&SE@ 49,
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA.. 3 a. M. Y
Parkersburg BEN HUR, II a. m.
Sis%tersville... RUTH, $3.50 p. m.{A
Clarington...LEROY, $3.50 pm. n
Charleston..M.URANIA, $50 a. m.5
steubenvIlle.. T. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. H! X. BEDFORD, $685. a. m.
Parkersburg.ARGAND II AL m.
Matanoras, LEXINGTON liza M.
iCincinnati...a..W ". j. CUMM1NS, s a m.
S~istersville.. RUTH. $3.50 p.a m
Clarlngton....LEROY, $3.50 pm. &
steubenville.. T. NJ BAYNE,S; 2:so!p. M.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh BEN HUR, 4 am.
Plttsburgh...K ANAWHA, s ia.im
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STATE Ga. m
,Zanesvllle......LORENA 2ta.l m. w S;5ss:Es
Clncinnati.... YIRG1NIA,6 a. nj
Slatersville. LEROY, I am. ~
% Ef lgn4LA
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vCRISP BACON.
He Who Did Not Wrlt Shakes
pea reseGPIav

He 8NotEWrl Shakes
%peare,sSPl Plays!
mans nature runs either
herbs or weeds, therefore let hlmssea-
sonably water the one and Destroy hel
other Sfs
In SotherS words, cultivate your3powersl
fandSputiaslde the things which rob! You
iof strength and energy, cam
turned intoSm money and sfarne.g
IlOf&courseA."the crowd float along
!and$don't care much what Shnppensf 80
they can deaden the body with areots
iicsllike whiskey, coffee and tobacco, but
ithere!a are those who have. the lyineEds-3
sire to amount to- something dns this
world, and to such theseGwordsy areSads
dressed. 81
If&Syou$ have constitution enough 10
stand Swhiskey. Zee, and ytobacco9welI
and good.ssIf not; trade them of for
success, and that only comes as q result
Eofsenergyt enough to apply oneself:
1fScoffee5 interferes IN the s~leastSwith
your Digestion nerves or heart, 5dropfit.
Success sis worth more; than5coftee.
rs Use the food drink Postum. sItSShas
much the color and taste o 23coffee,ISblt
lis made OF powerful pure food elements
that sustain and nourish body and
brain, and the beverage is Of most
toothsome character. "a q
Sold by grocers.
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OIL C1TY-Rlver 5 feetSandf station
arv.%i Partly cloudy and warm.
$GREENSBORO-River s. feets11 inch
'es and falling. Pleasant. Germania and
Florence Belle pass 3downS&Saturday.i
Nellie Hudson and James G. Blaine up
MORGANTOWN-Rlver 9 feet and
falling.f Cleartand warm. Il
Observation-Disclosures Z feet s
inches and failing. a$5aSi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet 10
inches md falling. Cloudy and cool.
Passed yup-virslnia,i Tom Lysle. James
Moren, T.. C. FISHER. Clipper. Passed
DOWN. N. Bunton. sam Brown, H. K.
Bedford and Will u Cummins.
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Along tho Landing.

The marks at 6 p. IN. showed Il feeti1
inch and slowly; falling. Weather, warm
and cloudy. Another rise. but mot one
that will amountjto much is expected
to-day.
The Robert Jenkins att n m, Charles
Hook at 10 a.. I'M, and the I'M Bunton:
at 2 p. M, passed this port wlthEcoal
tows yesterday.
The palat4al Virginia, with the veteran
Captain Calhoon on the root, Is .toSmor-
rows Cincinnati; packet ~
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i!Itainment$Wednesday evening. sharing;
the honors with the other ffea-
lures. This Organization, under the
leadership OF Mr. JohannSE Evans, IS. fast
forging toStlie front and $his absence
fromsWheeling Tor the next few months
lisa cause$for profound regret to athe
members Of theiorganizatlon
The organ recital at st. Matthews
church was$$anSSartlstlc success n eV-
tngs made q decided impression and
Mr. zulauf sustained; his deserved place
In the estinattonSof Of every audlence,and;
N r.SMeyersydldEfullsju Justice to every Sc,
lection! with$thes possibilities attalnable
evening evening; went 8to:t 6sS orgsa la irsp 8 .S'ial.5
The only concert 81 the coming week
IS some to- be given blythe Woman's Club.
on 5ThursdayG evening In the Carroll
Club auditorium. AS II ends the season
andfas no other$ concertSis In hearing,
untilithey i0th$oftJune a large audience
stouldSb De present. finest pro-
gramme given att public ITseltal55 dur
llls liz lLree years OtSLqE- Clup,naS Ueen
arranged SA scene fromS.su STroYatore',
will be sung with proper scenic envir-j
I,onments. with Mrs Flora Willlams. and;
Miss OVERWHELMINGLY In the leading
parts other vocal soloIsts2 are Miss
sueSSCaldwell Miss zou Hastings and.
Miss Gertrude Reister. Instrumentalists
are Mrs. C.SP. Flick Mrs NellieFWar-
rem. holloway, Mrs. Charles C.%Roemer,i
Mrs. e: W.lEwalt,S Miss Amanda SPELL
Miss Flora stlfel,SsMis Ella Brice. Miss
Flora 2Pollack. Miss Grace Pollock and
Miss SBlanch Laue, with Mrs. Lewis
Clement accompanist OF the evening.
~! &rs------Te& $500
Oratorio srehearsals will be had as.
usual during the week and aSfuu at
stendancetis desired as Is alsoSrequested
lofSthe$ members Of the Woman'ssC Club.
for next uesday9afternoon "Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday morning, In.
the Carroll ubEaudito:lum
The many friends Of Mrs. Frank Lee
MoynesHuppIone OF; the most prominent.
members IofsAuslcal Wheeling, Will re-
gret to- learn of her Illness GRIP
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into YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-I1asc. npowdcr for tho feet,
3ltRcures painful! swollen; sniartlng, nor.
3vous feet,and Instantly takes the sting out
comfort discovery OF tho nge. Aliens
Foot.lcaso makes tight or now shoes fool
ensy, islt Is nfCcrtainf cure for swcntinE,i
cnllous and hot, tired, aching foot. Try Ii.
to-day. Sold by. all S%drugslsts md shoe
,pncltago5 FREE. address, Allen S. Dim.
stcdF Lot Roy, Ny, myl2 s,
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5Hucklen,a Arnlcr Sulyc.

Tho best snlvo In the world for Cuts;
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum'
Fever Sores, letter chappedI Hands:
lchlllblalns. Germs. and all Skin Erup3
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required: It Is guaranteed to give
!Prlceji25 cents per boz. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co.
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they are deficient. This Is true,sbu
is muchieasler to say this, thanfitSSis;to

1891 lLsJls4 AlSl tohkk
Is much easier e. say this, thantitss is 20
This causes one . think whatSsour
school. education Is for; = e.; our public
school education. are not trylngSto
make finished scholars. II this we're
the object; they are surely failing: But
this S tnots the object, 4norSshouldi lit be;
The object Is to- give TO every boy and
girl inSthe land Just what any one must
.knowltn order to- be good loyal citizens.
For lnstance2we do nottAsproposeSto:
make expert bookkeepersfinsour4public
schools, but there shouldS8ib enough
taught to enable the pupIlEto UNDER!
stand5ailSabout business y44forms,Ethe
keeping OF 9accounts Of every day busie
ness such as everybody bothym and:
women ought to know. The same.
might be said Sof other studies.
From q remark made BY q mems:
bersot,the board Of education at III, last;
meeting; there seems 70 beSia fear In the
minds OF some that our ward schools
might be crippled in some way In order.
to try to make our high school more et=
fltciseint. No friend of$the high school.
could slLt think Of suchga thing for d mo-
ment from the fact that the eficlencyiofi
the high school depends on the work
done In the ward schools. Make the;
ward schools more efficient 4tn every
way, and the high school willsbe cor
respondingly benefited. There Is no.
doubt! OF this. None but an enemy Of
the high school can even suggest the
idea OF doing anything that would:
make the schools on which%itSS depends.
for dts very existence, less efficient
Make them more efficient should be;:the:
aim Of all true friends ofgeltheri school.
THEyPEDAGOGUE.TE
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anYyi ~
Robbed iof, Ills Pension Money.

CHARLESTON ", Va, May 90
An Ar old man named Jack Pierson was
assaulted and robbed 5ofi $500 last night
at Two Mile run, near here Herr
Gently received a pension Q fsseYeral
Thousand dollars. and has beenSspends
ngSittlavishly. 9S5 The robbers3hnyesno
beenSapprehended.
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.Lt- +I-HFt.A N 4fsrft.yl
Do examinations really show the
scholarship Of the one examincd7 This
is the question that Is SO often asked:
and to which various answers are Civ
en-. The writer has been q very close
observer along this line, In fact, has
made 1t q special study, and he must
say that they do not always show the
pupils scholarship. An instance Is Just
now in mind ofEa pupil In a certain
school, who, always stood low in exnml-'
nation. buteswho was, really. the best
practical scholar inSthe school, and af-
terSleaving school he made greater.
success In business life than any other
member OF thetclass. But while this Is
true II the examination Is such, II e.,
the questions presented are such as to
bring out the original thought of$the
pupils In a{grent majority! OF cases, the
standing OF; the pupil is a good criter-
Ion To so by, though, the rule for pro-
motion should not be 80 !iron-clad as to
prevent those from being promoted
whom che tenchcr knows can. succeed In.
the higher classes, even II; the standing
Is not MS thighEas the required grade
Would t BIO just to keep a pupil back,
or not allow him to graduate II he
Stands among the very highest In all
studies save one, while In TINT one$he
falls below GO, or, even 80 per cent? r This,
is worth considering for there ararpu-i
pills OF this kind It might be said that
1T Is, the teachers work to$aIouse such.
pupils to! O. love OF the ?studiesEin which
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ALL are invited to attend Johnson
Bane's guitar recital at, Kirkwood ME.
church, Monday evening, May lard.
Attractive programme. admission Is
LEcenfs Z mi We. M -.
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Ia KILLED.

DECKHAND KILLED.
Special Dispatch to the In%tellieencer.
~RAvDNsWooD,.w ". a. Alay$$2oG~The
Pattsbarshto wboat BID. Wood, en-
routeso.Newo Orleans: With q large!tow7
OF coal, met With d serious accident 81
~p0stte.this town to-day. The piston rod
OF tie steamer broke and the Boat ran
through herself, resulting In. the almost
instant death OF d deck-hand, LadiWinsE
low, OF Pittsburgh. The boat was land
ed a short distance below the scene OF
the accident yyrs&2SEf2
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aIiow:to culro An sksl pil.sa.e..oi

GLOW: to Cure ANEsktn Dlscnues.nS
v Simply apply "sWAYNE'S ONT.
MENT."" No internal medicine requ!r.;
ed. Cures letter. eczoma.3 Itch, all lerup-
lions or tho face hands. nose, etc. leav-
ing the skin clear white and healthy
It's great healing and curative powers
possessed by no other! remedy Ask
your druggist for SWAYNE'S@OINT.
iMENT. avoid substitutes. Stths&w
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1920
DlED,

DIED.
Thursday. May IS, 1895. atSs
m.,SDAN1ELE SPRING, infant son
of Samuel e. and 5BarbaragE.s Spring,
ageds1Syear,%5 months and 9 Sdays,Sat
Stheir resldcnce,gNo: Ga Twenty:second
Funeral Saturday. May 21aHat,2 p. m, 1ns
termenti at Weeks cemetery, west %
s#AB bridgeport. Friends invited. GaGSs&S
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Mrs. Margaret Daize3l, Mrs. .Maude
Eccles Heisloell. Miss, Laura Crangle
Dalzell and guest, Miss Caroline Bee
son, OF Uniontown, Pa; leave soon for
a river trip to Cincinnati.
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Miss Letta Marsh entertained the
Pedro Club ut her home Thursday after
noon. Mr.. Fred Behrens, jr., won the
first prize: second honors wenttto Miss
Flora Morgan: conosolatory prize to
Mrs. James Riddle.
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Mrs. Mary Good and family will leave
In June for Mountain Lake Park.
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General and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell. Of
North Main street, leave to-day for
Cambridge Springs, Pa.
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Mrs. I. freed Mcknight, OF Pitts
burgh. Is the guest OF her parents, MI.
and Mrs. George K. McMechen, OF
North Chapline street.
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The $Woman's Club expects to- close
It's season. OF 1897 S with great eclat
next Thursday evening in the Carroll
Club auditorium. One oftthe fnest7pro-
grammes given during the three years:
life Of the club Is promised and a. large
%outpouring should be in evidence.
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Mrs. Maude .Eccies Heiskeltt Is able
to be out after, O. ten weeks illness.
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The many friends ofsMrs.s Frank Lee:
MoynetHupp,one Of the most prominent.
members of Musical Wheeling, will re-
gretitos learn Other illness.
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MUSICAL WHEELING.

The past week was full OF music Of
every description and every sound was
approximately enjoyed. Mont de Cham
tai had two vlsltations from Musical
Wheeling and each time the pleasure
was evident. The Philharmonic Quar-
tette entertained one evening and the.
second group consisted Of Mrs. George
B. Caldwell, her daughter, Miss Sue,
and guest Miss NELL Basscll, OF Clarlis-
burg. Mrs. Ricardo Rlcci and two Of
her pupils. The mandolin playing OF
Mrs sRicol was delightfully."- received,
and the singing of Miss Sue Caldwell
wns a real pleasure to all hearers, few
of whom have had the opportunity to
hear the young singer, who isimore than
rapidly taking a front place among tho.
many now numbered In Musical Wheels
Ing. In return for the pleasure afford
ed by the Visiting party, Sister Angela
dlrectress of the, school and head OF the
music department. played several pia-I
mo- selections as only this gifted lady
could play them, and the enthusiasm OF
the audience knew no bounds. That mu-
sic Is to be a prominent feature In the
coming Jubilee celebration Is q matter
OF sincere, Qualification, rs nll are aware
what a programme prepared under Iii
%rectlon OF the management OF the
school means. Among those 10 pnrtlcl-l
pate, now knowntare Mrs. Martha Whit
akcr. Miss MamleD D. Grubb, sgraduatcto OF
Mont! de chantal., and Mr.. Horny w.
Hughes.
The Waldo Quartcttc, assisted by
Miss Elennora Vardy, soprano, gave
one OF the most entertaining concerts
heard in the city for a long time. The
young gentlemen comprising the qunr-.
ttetto. are deserving OF theShlghcst praise
for tho stylc.of music chosen for the re-
pertolre. and as anSexponcnt3 of ensem-3
bio mandolin and guitar possibilities
they have no rival intthe city. and sper-35
hapsEcould not easily DO cxcelled any-
where.
Tho Wheeling Amateurs Orchestra did
splendid work at the high school entcr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-21

Mrs. Julius Pollock Of North Chap
line street, has taken Master julie, her
twelve-year-old son. to Cambridge
Springs for the benefit Of his health.