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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17
4 Socialist Nfovemenl.

ROME, Dec. 17.-More evidence If
bad feeling between the cburc1 a4d ...r
government is found in q NOV .t-
Catholics who are generally apu.,ag,o
the vatican for permission to exercise
the elective franchise which the church
has forbidden for years, evidently wtl
the intention of joining the soci.Ijts u
an effort to overthrow the mi US.
The bank of ST. Peter, new C4taelc
institution, is supplying tao siaeg Il.
the movement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

GENERAL DAVIS. now in command
of the district of Pima Del Rio, Cuba,
informs the War Department that ore
half of the people of that district died OF
neglect or starvation during the insur-
rection there-that is, since the United
States commenced hostilities with
Spain for "humanity's sake. But TIE
Christian warriors don't think they
have made 8 mistake.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

The Governorlof Illinois threatens to
shoot with Gatling guns such Southern
negroes as may attempt to come into
his State to work in the coal mines.
but the Governor of West Virginia says
he has no power to prevent them from
coming into his State. Both Governors
are republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

The Pennsylvania BaiIr5ad Csn2 I,. ii.
nominees that the issue of Clerical oIes's me
be continued for the year 1o99 Oh l.' ';.g.ior
lines as in effect st present. ~ - sud
blanks may be obtained Of iieke' s.o4 tg De.
same should reach the genera! Once c.,. y De-
cember 20, go that orders may be ne re.e.rs
eember 81 to ciergymen emitted 10 m5igii.
them orders will be issued only o. ~, ,r..' on
usi application of clergymen wneH and nd &c ii,
hiants furnished by the company ''''
fad 70 by one Of its sgentg'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

THE Washington negroes have held
another meeting and denounced the
Intelligent white people of the South
for their natural opposition to the ap-
pointment of ignorant and vicious ne
eroes to the most important and re
sponsible official positions among them.
When the blind lead the blind,
both fall into the ditch. The negro
leaders in North Carolina have brought
great trouble upon their race in that
State, and will make them pay for the
schooling of their children, and vii!
prevent them from riding in the same
cars with white people. Those in
Washington are now doing their best to
initiate against their race, not only IL
the South, but in that city also.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17
The Ashes nc Buddhn.

CALCUTTA. Dec. 17.-Tre a-b-- Of
Gautams, Siddarlha, the S=kya MGni,
generally termed Buddhe, ile founder
of the Buddhist religion, Which have
been discovered near Pepprahsw5,
have been offered to the KING Of >.sm,
who is the only existing Buddhist
monarch. The offer has been accepted
and q royal commissioner has been aa-
signed to proceed from Bangkok TO Ia.
dia to receive the sacred gift.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17
TELEGRApHIC BREVITIES.

The discovery of gold five miles
southwest of Cannon City, Col, has
caused new town to spring up in q
night, as it were.
There is much apprehension in Bran
ford, Conn.,, in consequence of the dis
order y proceedings among Italian lab
orers Yesterday. Policemen have been
sent from New Haven.
General Wesley Merritt and Mrs. Merritt
arrived in New York this morning from Liv-
erpool. General Merritt will not proceed to
Washin ton until the President returns from
the South, which gives rise to the belief that
he does not intend 10 see the Secretary of
War first
The proposed reduction in the rate of in.
terest Oh bank deposits is not likely TO be
realized in Cleveland, o. Only one bauk an
nounces that it will reduce January l, and
that will not be a straight reduction to per
ceut, bet provisional reduction by schedule.
TIE stockholders of the Pottery Trust will
meet ne1t week in New York to elect off,
GERS Col J. N. Taylor, of East Liverpool,
O., will be president of the new company
But nine pottery firms in the country will
s.as outside the trust.
The second detachment OF the Tenth Regu-
lar Infantry, 400 strong under command of
Captain Shslenberger with 125 recruits for
the Eighth Iofantry, now in Crhs, sailed
from Charleston, s. c., this morning Oh the
Saratoga
he sSfs in the Office of the seaboard Oil
works at Chester, Pa, was blown oyen and
robbed this morning by Eve men who shoS
the watchman and then bound and blindfoid.
cd him.
s ire in the Voormsn Block. in Fresno
Cal. the lower floor of which is occupied by
the extensive dry goods establishment of Ra.
d n q Kemp, caused . loss OF $4,000.
The North National Bank stockholders in
Boston voted to-day to go into voluntary iq.
nj 20 t,nn of tho clnco Of hr-isa-. H.a.-SLs-l1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

can development of the church in tho
United States; 10 short, "Americ. .~'
ISM" W more fully Informed h.,
the American prelates as TO the nl,,5
for this development he will decide rba
pontifcal attitude. This will perbsns
be some time 10 January. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

WASHINGTON MEMORIAL AssocA'
TIoN.-The annual meeting OF tie
George Washington Memorial A=s'ca'
ton closed in Washington last night
with q reception, followed 6y aaa-
quet at the Arlington. The NE ing
hes been eminently successfil aai Tue
reports from all parts OF the country
show that the asso cia,ion is 10 .tos-
porous condition. The VirglaI' a..f'
CATION was paid more attention oy ..e
delegates than any other present. al
the banquet lass night, Mrs. CaaHe5
Washington Coleman eloqueutiy ana
patriotically responded TO the ioas''
Tho Pen and the Sword, e!'ci.n5
applause that showed the appreeiadon
with which her remarks were Eeee!'5a'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17
List nfuncIa1med Letters.

The following is list of the letter e.. e
naming in the Alexandra, Va, Fos.y''.'
December II. ~
Persons calling for letters viii please %
they are advertised. ..-..,.., two
Advertised letters not called for within wv
weeks will be sent to the dead letter oills'
Baltic, William Aatlns' MS 49,
ColemaA Miss n Mandy NJ, m.s
Eldridge. George MOTHS A " q.
Gibson, Mrs Flora shepard .
Johnson, Miss Ws;AeI' . rII;,.b,-b
jackson, Ed & WlIllsm e. r. -.
Jones, Mrs Mary Wyatt MIS- l'', n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17
americanism in the Catholic Church.

ROME, Dc. 1.-THE report some
time ago that the Pope had appointed
o commission to examine the book OF
the late Father Hecker as to his ortno-
doxy. is row denied by Cardinal So
TOLL. Pope Leo, who is well wisher
of the United States, is said to incline
toward tho idea OF g distinctly Ameri-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

DR.. BULLS COUGH SYRUP WILL
rid you of a cold more quickly than
any other known remedy. Don't let
cold go as it comes; for you may endan-
ger your life. Price rs cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17
The President in Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 17.-President
Mckinley and party arrived here at II
O'Clock this morning. The enthusiast
tic greetings which have fallen to the
President were not lacking here. The
Chatham Artillery fired presidential
salute, the reports mingling with the
cheers of the big crowd. The Georgia
Huzzars escorted the party to the De
SOLO Hotel. After brief rest President
Mckinley will go to The Park extern
sion 10 review about $1,000 troops. A
river trip and drive around the city
will follow. The evening will be given
to banquet at the ST. DeSoto at which
the President will respond to q toast.
Shortly before noon the presidential
0arty left the hotel for the parade
ground. The streets were one mass of
people and they cneered continuously.
General Joe Wheeler received a grand
ovation. The general was standing
in his carriage almost the entire length
of the drive, bowling his acknowledge
meuts. Once there was wait of about
ten minutes. Immediately there was q
rush fer Whteler's carriage. Young
girls and elderly ladies rushed about
the carrisge by hundreds. Many of
them kissed the gray haired hero of
two wars. Young men pushed their
way into the crowd TO shake hands.
The general was liz the best of humor
and enjoyed the experience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17
FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, December II.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day.

The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE.
The House when it opened to-day
tried to get to work on an amendment
to the alien contract labor law, so as 10
make it apply to Hawaii, but the mat
ter was withdrawn and the Indian sp
preparation bill was taken up in COM
mittee of the whole.
Mr.. Hull introduced in the House
to-day bill providing for two months
extra pay, on muster ont Of the service,
to all the volunteer officers and enlisted
men who have served beyond the limits
of the United States, and for one
months extra pay to ell who shall be
ordered out of service, who have serv-
ed within the limits of the United
States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

Miss Elizabeth Krebs shot asd pros
ably fatally wounded her paramo-uiT.
George Huetter, in Chicago, .as- i-1.
because he demonstrated with her 'O'
refusing to accompany him to bus room'
During the quarrel, the womao ae..-
IDENTIFY shot herself in the leg the nis
Of the revolver also ignitinR her ore.
She was in danger of cremation "NeA
the police arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP
cures sore throat. Don't delay when
yon are bothered with q sore throat.
Il may lead to bronchitis. This RENE
dy is a sure cure. Price only 25 cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

Fred Kehle and Theodore Aess.ls'
wealthy aud prominent farmers -, "AV
live a few miles from Nameoki HUE
Mo, have been run down and 'ls.7..'
w killed by an Alton passenser ':i'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

The cold contracted by U. >. S71 5.
w. ]. Sewell at Washington ie" o't3
ago has settled on his lungs and Ne
threatened with pneumonis. d
confined to his home in Camden, y. 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

When you haye eaten too much. or when
YOU suffer from any form OF Dyspepsia or IN.
digestion, remember that Kcdol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat. 1t cures the
worst forms of Dyspepsis. Edgar WarieldI
ir., corner King and Pitt streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17

Late to bed and early to rise, prepares a
man for his home in the skies. But carly to
bed and Little Early Riser, the pill that
makes life longer and better and wiser. Ed
gar Warfeld, jr, corner King and Pitt street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-12-17
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Dec 17-Flcur dull sri
IN changed Wheat dull and lower spa. sld
month 7134s717s; Jan y 12l. Corn es'
err spot ana month 39A394l
CHICAGO. Dec. 17.-The mar6e- close s
follows Whesr-Dec 655s Jan G5. Way
667s; July 647s Corn-Dec "a; Ay
347s July 35l4 Oats-Dec % Nay 2o'-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-24

- sas$ saaa many people Seneragx
49, n my ssfsgsasns Il - - :. -
49, %iAses nFssss pet qasas -sakar
- Ire manufacturing ana s,oss~..N
"a @SAAeSsSss AZ the city ara asnssm-ss
I n otnessss that wtil saS,e fra-.. = = !.
Nfse-sssSals furnishing Or chssa rs.s's- -
aSfslQss lFaeaAea1ab.e. 40
1as sfsSk..gs Feature Sa which ~
Q. tae e'7iisp4as .lsffers fr0u. tha4 - -.
SsN>*fffs = sA2t II - gcinx ra~A, -
stF F'Ast % Ss0s1aAlnsss. vas
as*e 81 1AlS respect. had exy.s<.ss.s :. y
S''s''e sS&l % g ginning. bat Ma -, -
tAs''aNh ~ fho Sseale 5n which - 80.
WIS 9e4ns caat and the asuat,,,; ~ !. .s1.
ass sssaFsi already accomplished NJ -
fatsssI Vs2ier can look Trough ,he -
h@t&eelG machinery airsa4lv Nn ~. .v,...s.
sE. So t1e weFk Il Is ygc,nc vi.he,,. -
31i@ Ca4N-aeea 1sas thu wasais Ss,Af,s,. ~
EAsst3c IS " u. via te hxass-ht
Sl'ssess&A a eosnnl si01 TSe v,ark ,s.s -.
as''sa Lar Aeen GoHe has aesa tha1,,ss-es =.
@ehe' anG tass bread scale GA whsrh : /.
sa@ft'e1 0si W8aa Re revelation =, So
%en.e WAC have "a; kept track NJ NJ
fs.lh pl29s- TIE scheme. ar r,sbs.
Some t4FS itha "a. aas often hear sassas
sAasGt Before bar thls means mora -
ka-a psaieye tha. wftain a YEAR -
pope ~ attic viii have The ,as' -
i&F-Eeac gahs advantage of having -
f2~eF' delivered On a wholesale sra9A =
l,sGSAE$1e expansion. n their rtfy -
taa1 iEe'a iAe man With limited ,naaa.
VINO wishes TO ron broom factory. un !.
tits most st0I@adosts Manufacturing aSya9..
hshntaiS, there VIII not he one uha w,Ys
''os "SNei''e < ana take advantage OF il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-24

people sse frsss what has been dane Mr..
Baker tgrss days ago iavEteH = few gentle
a7eE from Ses-tte and Tacoma % @lxs. ira
A8.e Of tfae power plant and inspect H. In
the party were the following from Tacoma: .
e. Is. Harless .r-exsdsst OF the Commercial
Electric Light Company: G. u. Schultz
manager OK sfse Tacoma Ledger: Mr. Con-
Gult. local rTsaraxsr or tie Es@ssnxhouss
Electric Company. ara Charles Murray.
Tacoma counsel for the Snxssuatmss Falls
Poser COMPANY and the following from
Seattle: Hon. John I1oa-y. Judge Thomas
Barrie. President George 4. Blanchard 81
the Seattle Traction Company; Manager
II. II. osxoo1. OF the Seattle 4 Rainier
Beach Railway Company. President Her
man Chaplin. % the Boston National hank;
General Agent 7, A Sadeas. % the North
ern Pacific. superintendent Fred A Alien.
Of the Seattle * International: Fred e.
Sander. II. *. Csise. Tracy III. E.shertspn.
H A. Chadwick. Of the Argus. and q rep
rssentatiye OF the Post igencsr.
A Pheasant Excrrsf0u.
II n . pleasant run 20 SnoGuaiYn.e lust
now. and every mesnber OF the party en-
5oyed the trip thoroughly. Glimpses of ear
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-24
GREAT enterprise
FAIRLY UNDER NAY.
Ocmuressed Air Drills Pounding
on Shaft and Tunnel.
oooD CONSTRUCTION PLANT

Dnnaoro. Moist EnHias, AR CeaDsse-
So. 0DDsst1ag Tswss, 1osk Crash
-, Dsdns asA sasking PsmD Ala
On the Grsand-Co0Daay Prsass
nnealf Uu4 - PaaAs ana premises,
boa Aasmal AOhGavs0sat-Oestr
an9 ehS RooaAss Of Psoausssaos
Denofy Ass the salGs ~ Practical
Ces1aty--x<swena ~ Casasl seattle
Uo00sSeGnA s1gn6acAAce 81 ChsaD
p~vver - This Cafy-AasrnAn9 aoA
0vsnsnU scenes ae the Fails
ana~xA-A 1a19hAy Dlast-A Stray
Dath - the Early 4srnang.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11

chronic sufferers through neglect.
Then when health isgone many make
unavailing search forhelp.
All women should have DR.. Hart
mans book called Health and Beauty"
and learn how his great remedy, Pc
ru.na, is adapted to their troubles.
Knowing how to take care Of them
selves will save much suffering and
keep them we'll preserved,
Mrs. Adm Adams, Grafton, KY,
writes ss follows:
Pt.ru.Na 1lEdittne Co., Columbus, o.
DRAR sIRs:-" tried all the doctors
In the county without any relief.
When 1 commenced taking Pe-ru.na I
began to mend from the first bottle
have taken four bottles and am en-
tirely well. Twas about TO give up all
hopes when concluded to take your
medicine. I believe that 1t is the best
medicine In the world. / can't speak
too highly oft. Ihave been the cause
OF four other families taking II, and
they say It Is the best medicine in the
world"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11
SURVEYING EXPEDITIONS
.la,l.a Fhat arc RsPorisd Storm stay.
edInThat Country.


{ edIn That OSuntEy.
WASHINGTON, oct. Recommending
ON the dispatch from Seattle. published
a week ago to the efEect that only two
Of the several government surveying
parties sent to Alaska last spring by the
United States survey would reach the
coast '6f the territory In time to return
home before the winter storms should
block the trail. the fortunate parties be-
ing those OF Spurri and ''McCombFie,"
pr. Morsell, of the geological survey
office, says: "of the i've or six parties
TINT were sent to Alaska, those In
charge Of MesSrR Barnard and Peters
are known to have reached the states in
safety asfew days ago, and Mr.. Bldridge,
who had general charge OF the expedi-
ton, and Mr.. Muldrow are confidently
believed to be safely out Of the territory
by this time judging from their posi-
lions and when heard from In August,
and their proposed route toward 81,
Michael.
The Presidents nephew, member Of
the Barnard party. has just commune
Gated with the office requesting permits
sion TO stop of at Canton en- route east.
There are two survey geologists, Mr..
Schrader and Mr.. HendenhRll, under de-
tail to a war department expedition I'M
der Captain Abercrombe, From these
men there are no recent adYices but It lS
believed that they will be out Of the ter
rItory in good season also. It Is thought
probable that Captain Abercronbe Is
the Captain McGrombie" referred to in
the dispatch as the head Of one Of the
two fortunate parties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11
In same PoSItlon a. EnEinniL,

PARIS, Oct. 1O.-The Evenment, to-
DAY publishes the substance of an inter
view with Mr.. Chamberlain, British sec
rotary Of state for the colonies. who is
now in America, in which the English
man Is quoted as saying he considers
the United States. owing to the recent
war to be in the same position as Great
Britain in Egypt, adding that the United
States mas the same imperative duty to
Reep the Philippine islands.
Mr.. Chamberlain is said to have add
ed: -The moment has arrived for the
United States to prepare for an extern
sion Of IT'S territory and in order to real
iEe this ideal she will not refuse Great
Britain's support. United, Great Bril-
tain, tie United States and Canada will
Be inyulnerable."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11

In spite Of the fact that It is the fash.
ion to laugh at girl noyelIsts. the truth
remains that must of them amass large
fortunes and enjoy the respect of large
community OF personal friends. This Is
particularly the case with the young
writer Laura Jean Libbey, who ever
lInce she gained name and fame through
her love stories has been living in mag
nificent style on Brooklyn Heights driv-
ing her team and luxuiating In every
thing that money and taste could buy.
= 1t is no secret that for years Miss LIB
bey's heart has been begeged by numer-
Gus sultors who have loved her, not, let
1t be said, for her money, but for her
manners and personality. She is one Of
the most charming women in the world,
To all these admirers she said no, and it
was therefore a great surprise when she
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11
mrs. GEORGE ARRAIsNED
FoFtho Murder or George D. saEton-sh'
Pleads not Guiity.

!
Pleads not Guiity.
CANTON. oslio, Oct M.-As four
minutes past 4 O'Clock Monday morning
Anne q. George charged with the muir
der OF George D. saxton, was brought
Into Justice Reigner's court room, in
the custody OF Constable Charles Hem
ry TO enter her plea TO the aftldaVit
charging her with murder. Long before
THE hour set the court room was ttlled
With men and women al anxious to see
Mrs. George, and hear her plea TO the
charge against her As she entered
the room, she, assisted by the consta-
bic, made her way through the crowd.
and took a seat at the court table.
She was clad IN plaid skirt OF gray
color, and gayly colored, shirt Weist'
and a jaunty has, trimmed In the sea-
sons style.
She looked unconcerned and Seem-
ingiy dld not realize the mOmentous
question to which she was soon to make
answer to the court
The eyes Of every one In the court
room were upon her as she gazed ABOUT
the room. Prosecuting Attorney POM
creme was the first OF the counsel TO
put In an appearance, and he 5pent
some time In looking over the crlTalia4
code OF laws.
In a few minutes Mrs Georges coun-
seb, Attorneys John c. Welty and Mayor
James A. Rice and James A. Sterling
entered the room.
Attorneys Welty and Rice took seats
on either side OF Mrs. George, and Mt
torney Wehy held a brief consultation
with her, and then asked for the attida-
Wit. This was given him by Justice
Reigner, and white It was being exam
lined, Attorney ]. j. Grant, close friend
and counsel Of the deceased, came IN,
and sat beside the prosecutor.
After reading over the afiidaVtt very
carefully, Mrs. Georges counsel spent
some time in looking over the criminal
laws, and then Attorney Wetty said
they were ready for the arrangement.
He said they desired TO waive the
reading Of the affidavit, and entered q
plea Of not guilty. to the charge.
Prosecutor P0merene said they had a
right to waive the reading Of the ami
daVib but that the prisoner must an
Bwer for herself az to her guilt or tnTo-
cence. With this statement by the
prosecutor, Judge Reigner. asked Mrs
George IL she was guilty or not guilty
to the charge made against her in the
affidavit.
Mrs. George, while seemingly not dis
turhed in the least but In q very weak
and scarcely audible voice, answered
Not guilty"
After the arraigumeut there was
some little controversy between the at
torneys as to the time for the prellm-
mary hearing.
Prosecuting ATTORNEY Pomerene desir-
ed to have the time for the preliminary
hearing set for Saturday, on account
of engagements in the common pleas
COURT every day during the week Mrs.
Georges counsel insisted on having the
hearing within the statutory time, four
days, and then Prosecutor Pomerene
named the hour for Tuesday afternoon,
at l O'Clock, which was ordered.
Mrs, George was then taken back to
the county Jail by Constable Henry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11
nALr1woRg ) OHIo RAILROAD.


yuI-bts Tempiar TrIcnnlnI ConoinvO
Pitsburv, pa, oci"bss 1914 1908,
For the Knights Templar TrIcnninl
Conclayc. to DO held at Pittsburgh. Pa,
SrnTn october 10 to ~, 1898. the Baltl.
more h Ohio Railroad will sell tickets
from MI points cast Of the Ohio river ut
ono Lowest First Glass Fare for the
1onud Trip. good going on October TO
IN inclusive. and good returning leaving
Pittghurgh to and including October "a,
isas except by depositing ticket with
Jolnt Agent Mt Pittsburgh not earlier
than October n nor later than october
N ana on payment Of ffty 600 cents,
return limit Of ticket mag be extended
IN leave Pittsburgh 10 and Including
october 81, 1895.
Solid Royal Blue Vestibuled Trains
run daily from New York, Philadelphia,
wilmington. Baltimore, Washington and
intermediate points, elegantly equipped
with pullman Sleeping Cars, Obseryn-
lion Pnrlor Cars and uncHcellcd Dining
Car Service,
For iIekcts and fun Information. an
ply nearest Ticket Agent Baltimore d
Ohio Rnllrond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-11

married Van Mater stillwell. lawyer
OF New York, who mas been attentive to
her for some time,
One OF the agreements in the contract
was that Miss LAbbey should retain the
use Of her pen and be allowed to fire.
quently purchase a bottle Of ink. Al
though not yet returned from her we'd
ding tour, it Is said that she is at work
upon a new novel which is to be called
wedding Bells" and that 1t is to sur
pass in style and attractive scenes any
thing yet written by her..
When Mrs. stlllwell writes she is sur
rounded by all the delicate bric-a-brac
which Is SO dear to women. She writes
oft-handed, as though she were compos-
ing a letter, and scorns.the mother hub
bard and aesthetic robe 50 necessary to
many women writer's.