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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16
Gin tra8ii@es G1idial.

NuS gDien beriGtet bas bortige ,Wa,
terlanb" uuterm23. Wdra: 9eute Rnb
swblf Sabre nerfDfIen, fsitbem Der ba.
mails ftinf3ebnidbrise S9aler am
GrhHner Staatsgpmuafium, Nnton
Cana, I'M 4rantenIaale gio. 91-aIi,
nit bes Sofratbe8 Notbuaael-an als
mdbIi6em Musteli6munb boffungslos
6agieberliegt unb nur bur@ eine aus
Berorbentli9 iorsfdItige uub 3ieIbe.
muBte gebanbIuug unb pfege erbaI'
ten wirb. Cana, befen SntelIigen3
nnb geiitige ardfte ntGt fart geIitten
baben, TT ieit etlpa feds Sabren pbD'
fifd etn 2ebenbistobter, Der, beRdnbig
ans 8ett gefefeIt, bas ibm 3ur 3pei,
ten 0eimaib gemorbene &ranfen;im.
mer wdbrenb ber lsbten ie6s Sabre
nt1t mebr befla1en tonnte, Ieinen
b69it traurisen 3uaanb ieboeb tn bel.
fpieuo8 beuunberungswarbiger Weile
ertrdgt. Jn fribsren Sabren permp9.e
er mad, ti9 In ben PartanIageu beS
5pitaIs, wobin er BON ben ibn auf.
opfernb unb liebepoa pfegeuben Wdr,
terinnen Ia einem arantenifuble getra,
gen woroea mar, 3u erfreuen fowte
bur@ S9rei6eu anb 2eien R9 au pers
gnagen = lett feds Sabren nuB Der
ntoberne Siob binfolse bes JOrtIGreiteus
Der firGterli9eu, oft NIT groBen
S@mer3en perbuubenen 9rantbsit, bie
aud cine bebeutenbe Abnabme ber
Sebtraft anr GoIge baben folte, nit
i1tperem SerSen barauf beraidten.
8utberaige patienten unb Mdrterin.
men pfegea benz Nermften aus 8h9ern
unb 3eitungea borsulsien; bas III
1les: pfp9Oloeif6 intereKant iii Der
Wnni9. ben Der iunse Meni6 anldB.
lt1 ietueS Gebeuttages sum Nusbrud
bra6te. ct faste ndmIi6 tn ieiuer
rdbreno aalbeu @sile, ON alIerliebhen
pdre ibm eine telepboniit1e 0erbin,
bnng nit unierem 9ofoperntbsoter. nm
alabenblib bic BOrfeIunaen b6ren su
t6nnen. Sas mdre bic ein3ige Greube
unb ber einBise SrOft, Bile ibm nod be.
reitet merben f6nntea. Sein heutiges
sSubildum" bra6ts ibm einise prd6.
tige 8Iumentbpfe ein, unb er Tdieu I'D,
tiber bieie buftige neberraI@uns ein
luenig su freuen. Sm 0erHofeuen
Sabre fOllte er ben 9tufsutbalt auf ber
4linit nit ienem I'm 6auie Der 8armter.
aisteit fur uubeilbare Sfrante pertau,
f9eu, uurbe iebO@ auf iesnen febnli.
den Munf6 auf Der alinit bebalten
no er lein 2eben bei9lieBen min.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16
Wbitebaa Sermiuns.
Nene Ginfabrt mad Stem gorf bio
y. & .. 9. W. &'g.-l1n=
erreidte JacilttGten.

Wbitsbau 9srminus, bic neue Gin.
fabrt mad Nem Oort, Bic am Wontaa
ben Is. Suit bia Der Baltimore, Ohio
unb StibwsfIiden Babn er6fnet
wurbe, 1T bic gelegeuite Station mad
allen $beilen Der Gtabt Nem Oort unb
grootlpn. Sieier terminus itt an
Der South Gerrp, 6fili9 bon Der Bat.
terp unb BON bier aus unter bem5elbeu
Sa6e uerbea 0erbinbunsen gemaht
nit ben 3tgen Der 3meiten, 0ritten,
Sedfeu unb Neuuten Wpenue Sod.
babn; nit benen Der 8roabpap, @os
lumbus uub 2erinston NDenue gabel.
liuien; Ofs unb WeHieite Ringbab.
men Der Bferbebabnlinien; South.
Gerrp; Staten SsIanb 6srrp; 9amiI.
ton apenue unb SO. Strabe (UrootI
Ipn) Gerrp.
aauft Cure 8ideis mad Stem Oori
tiber bic 9. & 8. 8. %. R'p unb Sbr
entgebt allen characterization.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16

2eute, tueI9e eine SpeciaItdre beaabIten
tperben BON benieIten unter 3uaua
bes @eiebes 9emadt gum 3mede beI
grbebung bon Glntiinften Der Ser.
Staateu, nub gu teiaem anberea 3med.
Nirgenbs lit ben @efssbaderu bef1nbet
Rd1 cine 8eifimmuaa, baB oieis anga,
ben, ooer slbiariften bapon, gegea
3ars3abler 1T alagefdaen psrweubet
nerben t6nnen, bic ni1t auf @ruab
BON 8unbesgeieBen anbdn9ig gemadt
porbeu finb. Sin Collector barf bers
orttge NbI9rifien ai9t eeben. Die
4utDort bafirt out lange f9on besrhas
better praris unb riGterli9er gnti9ei:
bung. Sie 8un6esregieruug bat BE-:
treffs bes 8etpeismateriaIs tn Gtaats,
geri6tsb6fen ni9ts Bu iasen, tann
aber ai9t gebalten tperben, foldes beis
5ubringen. Der 6taat bat teiu Nn.
re6t auf gunbes. Dotumente. bic nur
Sadie BET 8unoespertpaItuug finb unb
es f6nnien ibm biefelben sur 8enubung
nt9t gefattet merben.
Wonlit bas f66ne pIdn9en ber
Neutrality-suspicious. in's Wafer gefals
len TT. (Milnautee 5erolb.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16
0dht im 9temit ber Spitel.

absebligt, uie F9's sebbrt, Rnb
lebtbtn probibitionsfpibel Bel benz
S1aBanits, ,Departement Ia Wafbing.
ton. Mus Montsomers Counts, MarD.
Lamb, mar bel benz Snlanbfteuer Col,
l:ctsr Ia Baltimore bas 8eiu6 einges
gargsn, er m6dte Sen 8ittfellern bic
2ife ter 2eute tbermitteln, peldbe fhr
bas seuounte gouuip cine Bunbes'
2ieena gum Bertauf seiiiiser Getrdnte
seI6It battcn. 0lan moIle baraus bic
Namen Der ginen Dber Mubern erfeben.
bie In 9erftoB segen bic bort miitelfi
2ccalsOpttpn beftebenbe probibition
beimli9er Weiie Nusibaut betreiben.
@s III betannt, baB tn probibitionsges
bieten 2eute, bic fi6 nit benz berbote.
nen Spirituoien. .gertauf befaHen, ge.
meinbin eiue Bunbeslicen3, alias @e,
tuerbef6ein, ni9t um babur9 cine ge.
tuifie Bere6tiguug aa9weiien 30 Ton.
neu - benn gesen bic Iotale SeieBges
bung gilt BITE QnerfeununQ bon Bun,
besweeen nift.-ionbern nm ben 0ors
ibriiten beS 8unbesfeueranlteS 3u ge,
ntissn, bamit nidt eine etnaise gins
leitung zines 6trafDerfabrens tpesen
ni6t be,ablter @ebabren gum Uerrdtber
bes beimlib betriebenen @ewerbes
uerbe. Gie probibiiioniffen wiRen
bas Iebr mobl uab ba bic 8bat.
iade, bab Semanb eiuen Sunbesge'
1erbef6ein gel6it bat, als banbgreifI.
den 8epeis seseu ben uebertreter bea
IotaIen 8erboieS 0eruenoet tperben
t6nnie, 10 pdre ibHen alles baran &C.
Ieaen, benieIben aus ben 8h9ern bes
acknowledgements su bef6affen. Dc
Der bas anHnnen on ben Golltf!Or In
Baltimore.
Der Nann iiberpieS bas gelu1 BEN
56abamts Oepariement, beRen ab,
idll1gig.r 8efheib In bem neuefeu
6efte Der S6abamtsenti6eioungen
unter benz Datum beS 7. apriI, mttge'
iheiIt uirb. Derielbe lautet tur3 uuo
binbtg:
Sbr @eiua III biermit abgemieien.
| Die In ben 8a9ern be8 6teuereoIIet,
tors entbaltsuen angaben fsitens be,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16
Gtne giibpolar:G Expedition.

Su Oifieteusn aretieu ssbt has Gsrh4t, BITE Restss
runs beabf4tise i'm sauie sss Sabres etns ShbpSlar.
Expedition ausurafeu. &n bsrislbsu psrseu F& err
fasreae golari4tfer, RdnneI ssr BiHsni@aft, esO.
arapben, RaturfeIi4sr uno aitronomsn bstbetItseu.
bur6forl@eu Sbne 9petfel uerben Re mauutsfa&s
GatSs6nns.n ron srobeE ptfieni&attlt4sr geb.atuus
ma&eu. gBie nasItt absr aud an tRre Guihsduusen
s.i&Ie&f p.rben ii., pom pRtlaRtbrOpti9en StaHO.
punft aus betra6tet, esr etneu srpben Gntbt6unS
nitt sIstHtrmmen, Der Gntesduus e.r Sstltraft BON
&tide ppr nun faft stuem balben Sabrbunbert sss
sIadt 10. nnperslealt4 1T ietus porbsussube unh
bsil.ubs arait in aueH Sdasn orsauti&sr auh uuprs
pepii., BiIieftdt, Rs.umaIismus, Rterta. uuh
Blaienlet6su uuo usrSSier Storunsen. gu hersn
srhnbItder Beiettisuns mus has Btft,rs tcufsqueut
anh ipfemattih, uub nl&t blss 70 sab unh gu" s,s
braunt perheu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16
Cinderella Sdnb Valait.

gergeBt ni6t. baB mir unieren
Store nod 0to. 2O7 0tlamosV plaza,
3uei 9dufer ftibIi9 BON uuierem frtt.
berea 8efddftsbauie, berlegt baben,
no mir ale unfere alten Runben tpies
bersufeben boffeu unb nod pieIe neue
basu. ba mir nit ben beRen Maaren
bieaen ftnnen. unisr Store III gana
neu eiuseridtet, gut bsntilirt unb febr
bell. 9ommt unb fattet unS eineu
Sefu6 ab, tuenn Sbr aud ni9t se.
rabe 3u taufen panI6t.
6. Sanm,
ginbereIIa 6 1ub.paIait,
BOT alamu' Blasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16
Sualeus Mratea salbe.

Sie bette Salbe ber @elt fiir Gdnitte,
lueti6unaen, @ei6wiire, Siebers unb
6aut Gusi6las, Sledten, seiprunsene
Sdnbe, SrDitbeulen unb ale Sautfrant
beiten; f,lrirt Sdmorrbuiben Ooer feline
Weaabluns. 86llise 3ufriebenbeit ea>
tantirt ober bas @elb iuirb auriidertats
ut. 25 Gents bic Gda6tel. Bum
Berfouf in allen Nbothefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16

gebabt unb babur9 III guer gpfem
gei1nd1t morben. 8iellei6t battet
Sbr Ga grippe. BON ber Sbr gn6 nod
nidt pollfdnbig erbolt babt. guer
Blut iff bielei9t ni6t In Orbnang ober
ebr leibet Dienei9t on BiIioftdt, Ser:
fopfung, Nerpoftdt, 59laf fofgteit
ober Mattisteit; mie INNER @uer gu.
Fanb iein mag, Sbr folltet uub perbet
pahri6einli6 eiue Jrtbiabrsmebi3in
nebmen etnas, bas @u9 trdftigi,
reinist, ffdrtt. 9isienieen, tuel6e pss
ru.ua rdblen uutersisben ft9 teinem
RiRtu. ba bieies 9eilmittel Jules bedt.
gS III bas bette, Denn nidt tGs eins
3i9e, tnnerli1e SeilmitteI fhr droni.
fden 4atarrb. Sc turirt buaberte bon
alien Jd0en, tpel9e ieber anberen ge.
hanbluns piberfanben. Opfer Der
gfa6wehen ber 60 @rippe finbea in
Pesru. no Elm speeificum. STR bas
Slut bot pe rusua feinesglei6en ni9t;
;usIei9 fdrtt baReIbe bic Nerpen,
fiimulirt bic 2eber unb frdftigt ben
Magen. Dieienigen, wel9e Be.ru.na
nebmen. baben INNER suten Nppetit,
iblafeu tpObI, baben ftarte Nernen unb
gutes BIut. 5rau s. 6. 6iuer, 1861
Sub Bierte StraBe, Columbus. O.,
f9reibt: so lit an Rerbeneri9laf,
fung. Der 3ufanb meiuer Nerpen
mar f9redliG. pe.rusna balf mir
anf ber Sielle."
s9idt on Sbe pe,ru,na Drug Ma.
nufaeturins @ompanp, columbus,
Obio, fir ein freies Bud.
benl"
lluwillie ldante 9resbarbn ibn on;
ct nabm feline lette 9raft 3uiammen
uno iaste r69elnb: nSm @esentbeil:
Sie perben lebeu, lieutenant. Sie
miiiien leben, I'M mid uno uniere
8ameraoen su ridden, bic bort unten
eeblieben ilnb.
Seine Susen oeridleierien iiG, er
ianf 3uriid.
rSbre 9anb, Serr p. Suilac, pers
no1te er nod su itammeln, ,9bre
9anol Gasen sic ben aamera6en.
baB mein letter @eoanfe bel linen unb
benz 6e9imeut seipeien if." Ganu
ltredte er lid. Gr mar toSt.
(5ortiebuns f0laD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16
&eridnntt nidt
9ieies 5ribiabr bic Nerbeu Su
itdrten u1o Sas 8lut Sa
reiniQen.

Nattirlid. Sbr
mhBt bief E 8
5rabiabr etwas
fGr guer glut
nebmeu. Sc 1T
elm tb6ri9te8
&ifte. bies nidt
su tbun. giel'
lei1t babt Sbr
tpdbrenb bes
Wiuters 9rDni.
fmet1 Gatarrh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16
,}a(l(tje Sparlanl6eit.

Seib ftets ipariaur, a6er fsib ni9t
gu ipariamJ ipenn Geiunbbsit unb
2e6en babOn abbdnsen. Gin paar
Gents follten Gu9 ntemals beetrl>
flufen bic neuen, unbetannten unb
in bielen Gdlen fuit tuertblofen
0ababntunsen bem alten, betpdbr>
ten unb 3uberldiiisen Wtittsl bot.
3ttaiehen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16

Mlamo pla3a, Saloon erHer Rlaife.
Die beaen straight" unb mixed"
9rintS tn ber Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16
ScQtt'S Emulsion

bon 8ebertbran unb SbpOpbOs>
pbaten 1T e6en 10 betudbrt in allen
Jdlen bon 2l6maseruns Bet &in.
bern unb @rpa6ienen Ober tpenn
Die Snngen i3pa3 unb ansesriHen
iino, iuie Gbinin 9esen ale maIa.
riI9en 5ieber.
eIae apOibsisr pertauisn scott's EmulSioaA
4usi GrcssH-so Gents uHA S1,oo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16

- Ri6t auFs Slid anespiefen ,u
iein, baS tlt - 8liid.
- Cine Grau Dergibt fi@, menn ber
@atte ibrer Der9iBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16
mattbtes Sros. Tlet5d,er

gtO. 507 8 fsS u # o nsStraB.,
9ur bas pOr3tsli9iie &inb.. e6of.
uuo S4peinefeii1.
Speatalitdt: SunseS aalbHeif6,
aue Irteu bon @urf, G9infen,
3uuse. Sdmals &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16
Gatt 9sebro gprin9s Yarf.

Dieter augeuebme part iisbt 2ogen,
gereiaeu unb Gamilien sur abbaltung
bon picnies &C. sur gerfhsung.
Beiu6ern mirb ole nur bent6are
Gnfmertiamteit erpieien.
Jsben SOnntag Ra9mittag
0rokes Tret 3onsert,
aussefRbrt bon ber poGsdoligen
Wilitdrs apeIle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16
i3opInaiidyer 0arten,

Su 8erbinbuns nit benz Bart
febt Q db b Wen d's
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-04-16

ber pra4tbolle @TempIare Der Sbiers
melt, fpeciea Der teganif9en. aufmeili.
giemanb follte berfeblen, benieIben au
bsf9tigen. Die gr6Bte attrattion, Bic
San Antonio auF3uueilen bat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-20
BIEACHED COTTON EXPORTS
To Manchester, EnSland-wni Relic,

. e..
To Manchester, EnSland-Wni Relieve
orerproduction Here.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.--There seems
to be probability that In addition to
the other classes of manufactured goods
in which this country is successfully
competing with foreign manufacturers
for the trade OF their own countries,
bleached cottons will soon be added.
A hundred sample cases OF these
goods have just been shipped from this
port to Manchester and negotiations are
now on foot for the purchase OF large
conslgnments for the English trade.
Heretofore cotton goods have been ex-
ported on 4 small scale to England
through New York export brokers'
Now, however, the attention OF British
importers has been drawn to American
goods, not only because they are cheap
er, but also because they are found to
be far superior to English manufac-
lures OF the same weight ag II
The American goods are made of n
flrmer twisted yarn than the English,
and are without the filling, which,
while making the material smooth and
OF good appearance, causes /, to wear
badly and 10 lack the strength OF the
American goods. d 5: ri
) The market for bleached cottons In
this country has frequently been over
stocked and should the present expert
ment result In regular export trade
the effect will be- to keep the mills con-
tinually running and to prevent the
periodical running on half time nnd
discharge OF mill workers which has
led TO so much misery and discomfort,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-20
COMMON b, i9SENsHgC(UR|E.I
Pyramid Pills Ours cars, piiss Psrmsas,
entity by cnrl,g the caass--EsnnrS-'
able l.em,,iy which I. Bringl,,E con,tcit
In tsha s,,,.f. Z, q Il, NJ - ri, Nh IA

Pyramid Pile Ours cnres piiss Psrn,ai,..
sntiy by cnrl,g the Cause lisinnrs-
able Kennedy which Is Bringl,,E Comfort
10 Thousands of snirSrtrs. Il
sss ttas / sldosd ogl Jigu ktlpqoid
this article suffer frsm plies: i 70 one
OF tho cotnil,onest dlse1ses and one q
the most obstinate. People have * for,
years and Just because II y not imtrs..
dlately fatal they neglect ~, Careless
ness causes no end Of suffering. Sare-
lcasnesa bout 80 simple a. thing ~
pllen has often caused death. Hsn,or-
rhages occurs during surgical tfeat-,
frett, often causing death, n
Plies are simple In the beginning ana
easily cured They can be cured even
In the worst stages. without pain or
loss OF blood, quickly. surely nnd CONF,
pletely, There Is only one remedy that
VIII do it--Pyfamid Pile Cure.
II allays the inflammatl Ton immedi.
atsly, heals the irritated surface ana
With continued treatment reduces the
Rwelllng and puts the membranes INTO
good, sound health condition, The cure
Is thorough and permanent. !.
Here Is q voluntary and unsolicited
testimonial we have lately received
Mrs, NJ. c. Hinkly. COL Mississippi St,
Indianapolis, Ind. says. Have been q
sufferer from the pain and annoyance
OF Piles for iltteon years, the Pyramid
Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills save me
immediate relief and In q short time. Q
complete cure. Z I'M y
Druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure or
Will get It for you II you asked them TO-.
It Is but 80 cents per package and Is
put up only BY the Pyramid Drug Co.
Marshall, Mich. A 7 x n VA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-20
I IsssEElNaIAlpAnpoN
For Kelley AMI lhri,ilc. Convicted OF
onicsri 100 Gieni,'s Mnritr.


u ofricsr 100 Gienn's N nr.itr.
Special Dispatch 10 the Inteillgcnccr
cHARLTsTo IN. ". Va. Jan. 1p.---.
Governor Atkinson has Under consider.
alton an application for the pardon OF
two men named Kelley and christls,
who were arrested at Newark. Ohio. in
1888. for the alleged murder OF Police
Officer Joe Glenn, Of Wheeling. who was
killed onithe night OF January Il, tsSS. Z
siThe men were tried In Wheeling and
sentenced to lie imprisonment In the
penitentiary. The evidence shows that
the two men were strangers and had
never known each other, until they
met In Newark, Ohio 1t Is claimed that
Kelley was In Monongahela CITY, Pn.,
md Christie IN Fairinont. this state, on
the night OF the murder OF Officer Glenn.
who was shot down while 10 pursuit OF
burglars, who had broken into the resi-
tdence OF John @. Hoffman.
~ James Filan. who was foreman OF
The Jury that convicted the men. has
busted himself In their behalf, and Is
convinced that they are not the MUIR
derers OF Glenn. and he Ia here asking
their pardon. There have been several
efforts made heretofore to have the
men ;pardoped by! other governors, and
Governor Atkinson, before deciding
what he shall do. ID awaiting other evil
idence In the case He wants 10 hear
from the Judge who tried the case. also
from the attorney who conducted the
prosecution, - n tt Y ~ Lll iii,ls ok.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-20
If You Failed to sants saxs J. s sar
great half price Remnant Sale yester-
day, come to-day az
GEO. N. SHOOK & co. p
CoEUR DE LEON COMPANY
Elected officers Last Night and Trans
acted Other important Business

Elected officers Last Night and Trans
acted Other Important Business.
Occur de Leon Company No. l. Uni
form Rank, X. of p. held a very inter
esting meeting last night, which was at
;ended by nearly every member. It
was the annual election night and the
Offices were filled as follows: Captain, r.
E. schaeffer. first lieutenant, John C:
Medlck; second l!eutenant.J. B. Thomas:
Sir Knight recorder, j. a. Clyl1er; SIR
knight treasurer. George j. Weisner.
Colone, Charles H, Geiger. who has been
captain Of Occur de Leon company, was
present and made q neat speech, the text
of which was the advocacy OF unity
within the ranks OF the various COM
panles OF the first regiment. The com
pany took action upon the coming trip
to Indianapolis and appointed COM
cittee OF arrangements and transporta-
tion to act with like committees from
The companies In the first battalion.
The committee Is composed OF Sir
Knights NJ. Fl. McNabb, J. B. Thomas
and A. W. RAIDER.
r Sir Knight Captain Schalfer. appointed
W. C. Thomas right guard, and W. w.
Vardy left guard. "a
q After the meeting the members dis
5cussed appctlslng refreshments amid
which Rotations. songs and stories were
told galore. Sir knight Dave White was
foremost among tho entertainers, and
Col. James II. Lancaster acted as master
of ceremonies.
n The company will hold a special meet
ing next Wednesday evening, for the
purpose OF Initiating Ave proposed and
accepted Knights within the ranks. Nj.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-20
! 4nsa liaa-ls sis-ss
BBELLA1RE
All Sorts Of focal New. aud Gossip rrom

All Sorts OF Local News nnd Gossip From
tho CLAUS city. x
The Imperial Athletic Club has been
organized, with headquarters At
Schmulbach hall The following are the
officers elected for the year: D, ]. Con-
nors. president; Robert Nelson. Vice
president; William Brady. secretary;;
Charles Montgomery, treasurer. The
club meets every Monday evening.
I. Mr.. A. II. Marsh and daughter, Miss
Ella, were, given q hearty farewell re-
ceptlon by friends in tho Christian
church, and were also presented with
mementos OF the; esteem OF the congrc-
cation. Just before they left for Sisters.
Vile, where they will make their. home
with Mr.. c. c. Marsh. tf,l G
Representatives Howard and Arm
strong, OF this county, were fairly Well
cared for In the ina ke-up of the legisla-
tive committees. but they were not
fayorltes with the combine speaker.
Hon. John L. Means, Of Steubenville.
was made chairman OF the committee
on fees and salaries. ri
Anna Waber, the girl caught in Lich-.
tig's store with a new pail. OF shoes.
gloves and some handkerchief, just
before Christmas. was let or with TWEEN
ty days in jail and a SIS fine. She plead
ed guilty. {;
Mrs. Lizzie Lilly, of McKee's Rocks.
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Frank Mason, in the Second ward. has
returned to her home.
R. C.. Eaase, the hustlIng travelling
passenger agent OF the Baltimore 6
Ohio railroad. was In the city yester-
day for short time. 4; 5s3
William Hoffman left last evening for
Pittsburgh, where he will work in the
Office Of the United States Glass Conn
pany.
. Miss BERTHE Shannefelt will leave the
first OF next week for Chambersburg,
Pa, where she will visit her sister.
Elmer Addison and family. will leave
next week for Charleroi, Pa, where
they will make their future home.
The medical board OF pension examl-
ners met yesterday and examined a
number OF applicants.
VIII Millignn came home yesterday
afternoon, from St. Clalrsville. He Is
on the petit jury. Sc
H. Splllman Riggs will give an en-.
tertainment in the Christian Church to-.
morrow evening.
Deputy Sheriff Foreman was In the
city Saturday. on his way to Arm
strong's Mills. d
Tomorrow is pay. day on the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad at this point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-20
MARTINS FERRY.
fiapx ai,,! ailsI,aps In the Thriving City
u Across tins River.

Iiaps an.! AiisI'aps IL, the Thriving City
Across tins River.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
their three-year-old son died at Allie
gheay. Pa, yesterday. The remains will
be buried at Martins Ferry to-day,
and will arrive on the 1880 train on
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
this morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor re
moved to Allegheny City only a short
time ago. a
Yesterday afternoon Miss Josephine
MCGOWAN entertained twenty-three
members of the Thimble Bee, in q
charming manner The next meeting
is to be held at the home OF Miss Bess
Griffith. III
Yesterday, L. Spence was elected
president OF the Peoples Savings bank.
Z TO succeed B. T. Brady. The other off,
GERS were reelected. ~.
A six gallon copper kettle was stolen
from the home of N. D. Myers, corner
Madison and Broadway streets, by a
tramp. -
An oyercoat belonging to Ephraim
Brown was stolen from the Aetna
Standard mill. while he was at work.
Two hundred and fourteen lots and
parcels were sold for taxes ut the sale
at St. Clairsvillc on Tuesday AZ.
The Gwcnt Glee Club will have O full
rehearsal at the Opera House to-mor-
row evening at Z O'clock. ..,s (. 4, +,
Frank Stewart. son OF Richard Stew
art. has entered Temple College, at
Philadelphia.
John CrIdcr, of Cincinnati. was call
ing on the trade and friends here yes
tcrday. Il 3 4. =. Il 4
Yesterday the Fidelity Building As,
ISOLATION reelected the old officers.
The Choral Society will hereafter
meet ut the Maeanerchor hull.
James Hunt, of Be!laire, was a Mar
tins Ferry visitor yesterday.
Frank Wallace is unable to work, on
account OF an injured arm.
Mrs. Ralston is sick at her residence
on Fourth street. lsf
Ta.e Myers has taken position with
]. Il. Wilson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-20
Pensions and I,o.,ma.ter..
Special plspatch 70 the 1ntelllgencer.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 1s.-Pen-
Abn certificates have been issued to
West Virginia applicants as follows:
Restoration and reissue = George
Ritz. deceased, Maiden. Sc per. month.
3 Widows-Mary A. C.. L!ston, Albright,
SIC per month; Rhoda Phelps. Hurri-
cane. IS per month. .f
Is Dependent minor OF Ulysses Mason.
Morgansvllle, ,sl4 per month. l
Postmasters were appointed for West
Virginia to-day, as follows: Is
Clara A. Ramsey. Elliott, Fayette
county; c. D. Heckethorn, Gibson.
Peasants county; J.. D. Derr, -Uv!lle.
Jefferson ycounty;lJ. Perry. Heltzel. War
densville, Hardy county.