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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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Our pride for our country is founded on
history. We point to the formation of
our government and shout ourselves
hoarse over what the past means for US.
We take pride i our life as a nation
and we have personal reasons for it.
Our reputation for strictly high grade
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superiority Of our work. AND ut reason
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See our Genuine Plauno or Steel Finish
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TO DEFEND SPAIN

Madrid, July 1-2 p. m.-The newspapers
express apprehensions that the Americans
will use the coast of Morocco as a base
Of supplies Of coal and provisions and
they urge the Spanish government to rap
idly fortify Punta Careno, Algeciras and
other stragetic points in order to prevent
the Americans from approaching the
neighborhood of Gibraltar for coal,
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GRAND ENCAMPMENr.

Knights OF Pythias. indianapolis. August
q 20 2
The Supreme Grand Lodge session. Aug
ust % 20 September 10 For the above &C.
casion the Frisco Line will sell tickets
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good returning not earlier than August o
and not ls ter than August g. Extension
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may be obtained oy deposit Of ticket with
joint agent A. Indianapolis on or before
August =. and payment 20 hin o. 2 cents
For further Information call on or ad-
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Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS Of MOTHERS Cor thei-
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J. w. LINGENFELTER
Cay Ticket Agent.

Persons troubled with dIarrnoea viii be
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two years ago a travelling salesman kindly
gave ME q small ho,0e Of Chamberlain
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TWO MORE BATTERIES

Washington, July L-Batteries c and NJ
Of the Sixth United States artillery, now
on duty at Fort Meyer, Va, have been as
signed for duty TO the Philippines. They
will start on their transcontinental pour
new next TuASdav
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INTERNNTToNAL coNvrNTToN

Young Feoples Union, buuaIo, y. L
July IA and Il. lS9S
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by deposit OF ticket with the joint agent.
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cents. For further Information call on OF
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civ Ticket Aaenf
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Republicans of Sedgwick County;
] hereby announce myself a candidate tor
County Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
ton, subject TO the decision Of the Repup-
Hcdn county convention.
IL c HOWARD Ohio Township.
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ample In issuing commissions 70 negro
officers OF negro troops. These are signs
Of tbs times which cannot well be ignored
prophecy Of the Presidents cooperation
with the Governors of states which recruit
negro troops were TO be fulfilled by the
organization of a brigade Of black men
exclusively. from general to water-carrier
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CHEAP EXCURSIONS VIA THE SANTA
FE ROUTE

North American Turner's union eonvsn.
ton at San Francisco July S. 1885. enc
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OF sale June 18th and 1eth. Final return
limit August 5lst. l&s.
International Mining Congress a. Salt
Lake city. Utah. July 9Th to 9Th. 1888. one
fare plus eco for the round trip Dates
OF sale July ard. 1888. Final return limit
twenty days from date % sale
Tenth Triennial NauonA. Council OF
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July Tin 70 I2th. 1855. one fare plus 60
cents FOR the round trip. Dates Of sale
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August 3lst, ISIS.
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Baldwin Studio,
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Through Pullman sleeper. Wichita 10
Washington. Via the Missouri Pacific and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. railroads, for the
accommodation # those wishing TO attend
the \. E. \. re, ing. Car leaves Mich
ita July s. at ::l0 p. II.
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HE Bees TO Be EXCUSED
Admiral DiedriChS Has Barrel
More Sense Than His Inn
perial Master.
IMPLORED BY AUGUST
To Take Charge of the Whole Shooting Match at
Manila, But Refers the Governor General to
Dewey-Agunaldo and His Republic.

the existing import tariff should not be
altered by s. republic being established
in the Philippine Islands, or. at least that
preference should not be given 90 any
other nation.
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NATIONAL ENCAMPAfENT. O. A r.

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than September II An extension Of the
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nEPoRTANT ANNorNcEMENT.

Annual convention National Edpea.Icn1I
Association. Washington. D. q.
July 20 Z issz
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

10 the Republicans OF Sedgwick county !.
l hereby announce myself a candidate Iot
Probate Judge subject TO the decision VI
The Republican county convention.
HARRY T. DEDRlCh-
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Republicans of Sedgwick county:
! hereby announce myself candidate AoI
Probate Judge, subject to the decision u
the Republican county convention:
JAMES L. DYER
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ENchanEe NtahIes.

Exchange Stables a; Orlando and stin
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FAST TIME 10 OMAHA.

Remember you can leave Wichita via
Rock Island at 10 a. m. and arrive a,
Omaha al midnight same day. Excursion
tickets on sale al the time. Take the
Rock Island short line 10 Omaha.
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application
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5ect and discontinue any adN"rtss' nIe" 90
contracted for either by themselves
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mission through the malls $ sucn1; 80
Eastern business once. The Inpnne,
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Foreign Advertising.
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City or ChIca go. can see copies OF the pAper
at the Office OF our agent at the oddres9
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

l desire 10 announce myself as a can
didate for The office OF probate judge.
subject TO he viii OF the next county
Republican convention.
E. f. ENOCH.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
BUILDING NOTES.

Bids are open for new frame resi-
dence to be built for Mr.. Joseph Jack
son, on the South Side. Franzheim
Giesey & Faris, architects.
The Klieves-Kraft Company has
been awarded the contract for a new
brick addition to be made in the Menke-
meller property at the corner Of Tween
ty-second and Market streets. Franz
helm, Giesey & Faris, architects
Work on the Potts hotel is going
on rapidly. The building will be the
first one in town to be fitted with
Pompeiian brick.
A new brick house will be erected
for Mrs Catherine thinner, in the new
addition to Echo Point, three miles east
of the city. FranZheim, Giesey &
Faris, architects.
Bids will close on Wednesday, June
Sth, for a new frame residence for
Mr.. William Lindsey, to be erected on
the old Sweeney property on the South
Side. Franzheim, Giesey & Faris, ar
chitectS.
Bids were opened yesterday after
neon at 2 o'clock for residence and
store building for Mr. George Medick,
to be built on the old Sweeney prop
erty at Twenty-siXth and Eoff streets.
Franzheim, Giesey & Faris, archi-
tectS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
BELLAIRE BRIEFS.

Attorney George F. Moore, of Bellaire,
and Miss Minnie B. Myers, of Warnock,
will be united in marriage on June Sth.
Rev. NJ. H. Wilson has received a call
from a church at Pittsburg, and has ac-
cepted.
Leon Booth, the popular agent of the
Adams Express Co, and Miss Cora Ran
kin, the accomplished daughter of Da-
vd Rankin, were married by Rev Fl. A.
L. King, Wednesday evening. They have
gone to housekeeping in their handsomely
furnished house on Gravel Hill.
Mayor Freese was at his office yester-
day, after being confined by illness to his
home for a day.
The doors and hallway of the city build
ing have received new coat of paint but
the outside of the building retains its
dingy and dirty appearance, not having
been painted for about sixteen years. 1t
is safe to say that there is not another
town in the country, of the size of Bell
are, that has such an ill-looking city
building.
Thomas Simpson fell over so feet yes
terday afternoon while standing on a
ladder and painting the Freedman prop
erty in the Second ward. The ladder
slipped and he fell to the ground, bruisng
his shoulder severely, but escaping any
serious injury. bnR na't h
The funeral of Elizabeth Workman oc-
CURED yesterday morning from the home
of George Kern. on Union street, where
she was employed as domestic The re-
mains were inferred at Rose Hill ceme-
terry.
The funeral of VIM. Busch, who was
killed Wednesday at the steel works,
takes place this afternoon.
A strawberry and ice cream social was
given at the South Bellaire M E. church
last evening.
u. S. armstrong is in Toledo, attending
to legal business.
The commencement occurs tonight at
the First NJ. f. church. and host of adj
riring friends and proud relatives will
be present to witness the debut of the
young graduates.
A parade of the volunteers. headed by
the IT. o. U. A. NJ band is being arranged
for Saturday evening.
Prof Delbrugge will give his Wheeling
and BelIaire dancing class party at Mo
| Fart Park Casino on Friday evening, June
10th
The Second NJ. f. church festival is in
progress and is well attended
VIM Watt has accepted a position at
| the Dollar Savings Bank.
Thomas Cullen has purchased the Bel
mont House property and will take pos
| session some time this month
Schools close to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT.
byterian Church Last Evening by
Mrs. c. NJ. Afford. of Philadelphia.

The Evolutionary recital given last
eH4ning at the Third Presbyterian
church by Mrs c. NJ Afford, of Phila-
delphia, was one OF the finest enter
tainmentS that a Wheeling audience
has enjoyed for some time. Mrs. Al
fords ability is recognized and gen.
orally known here, as it was the antici-
patton CT a rare treat that secured for
the performer an audience that lett no
vacant seat in the church Her skill
of dramatic impersOnatiOn, of natural
expression and delivery, have won an
enviable reputation for Mrs. Afford
among the best artists of her line, and
her efforts last night fully proved that
she is entitled to all the credit she has
received. Mrs. Afford recited nine Sc
lections, each Of which were accorded
the most enthusiastic applause. The
following were Mrs. Affords selections:
'"The Lo Rue Race" Hood; AT the
Sewing Circle adapted; THE Bobo-
link" The Aldine; Southern Lullaby"
Dunbar, selected; scene from "Pygmai-
ion and Galatea," Gilbert; Naughty
Zell," Griffin; The Yankee Spirit Joe
Lincoln Trick VS. Pride" selected
Mrs. Herbert Riheldaffer and Miss
Margaret Harvey popular local vocal
lists, assisted Mrs. Afford and rendered
several pleasing solos. Mrs. Riheldaf-
fer and Miss Harvey made splendid i'm
pressions, and were both compelled to
respond to encOreS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03

eu the programme was splendidy rend-
cred, every role being we'll taken. Ow-
ing 70 the illness of Mr.. James P. Nor
gan Col. d. E. Stalnaker was called
upon at late hour to assume the char
acter of Squire Brushleigh. and filled
ne part to perfection Misses Blanche
Moffat, Evelyn Jepson. Elizabeth Spell
gel, Helen Dunlevy and Alice McCabe
were the life Of the skit, and without
intention of making invidicus COMPARE
clever acting. Mr.. E. B. FranZheim
well sustained his local reputation in a
dlfhcult role. A common fault at first,
put which was later corrected to a con-
siderable extent, was the use of too low
tone, much of the first portion Of the
play being imperfectly caught by those
IN the rear of the building.
The musical programme was usher
ed IN by Mise Anna Jones, and her rem
dltlo1 OF Because | Love YOU was
enthusiastically applauded and an en-
core insisted upon
Inc poster pictures were delightful
throughout, and the applause was fire.
quent and merited.
At the conclusion of the programme
the floor was cleared, and dancing to
the music of the Opera House orchestra
was INDUCED in until it was time for
the departure of the one a. m. motor
The hop was one Of the most delightful
features of the evening.
The scene within the Casino when
the entertainment was at its height was
a delightful picture. The gallery was
almost completely filled with brilliantly
COStumed ladies and their escorts, while
the remainder of the audience was
closely clustered about the portion Of
the lower floor adjacent to the stage or
grouped along the raised platforms at
either side Of the auditorium, where
the committee in charge had placed nu-
merous small tables for the serving Of
ices, etc, during the rendition of the
programme. Many ladies and gentle
men INDUCED in promenades on the
spacious veranda during the intermis-
sions, and numerous little lotteries OF
smokers sat out enc or another part
of the long programme in secluded
locks. while many couples promen-
AIDED in the grounds adjacent to the
Casino from time to time. There was
a delightful informality about the Ell
tire affair which added not little to its
enjoyment, and the occasion was one
long to be remembered by those pres
ert.
Mutual District messenger service.
phone 424
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
BELLAIRE.
Bellaire Volunteer Company Disap-
pointed Because Col. McCook's Reg
iment Was Not Accepted Members
Of the Company Still Have Chance
to Enlist---Other Bellaire News.

After receiving fully a hundred volun-
teers, the military company here received
the disappointing news that they would
not be admitted on the second call. or
rather Col. McCook's regiment, to which
the Bellaire company belonged, was de-
clined as a new organization by the State
Adjutant General, who notified Col. Nc
Cook that Chio's quota on the second call
would be used to fill to the maximum
organizations already in the field and
that no new organizations could now be
accepted. Of course this was disappoint-
ing news to every member of the Bellaire
company, but does not bar out alA who
wish to enlist, as volunteers under the
second call will be placed in the old reg
iments already organized. OF course. this
is understood to shut out Col. McCook' S
regiment, but not his volunteers. The
second call is still open to them, or a
larger portion of them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-03
IN THE JUSTICE COURTS

w. NJ. Johnson swore out warrant
against Lindsly Muslin yesterday for
jumping ON P, c., c. & st. L. cars and
stealing a ride, before Justice w. W
Rogers. Constable Dominick Morris
made the arrest. Muslin was fined 81
costs, and in default of payment was
sent to Jail for ten days.
In Justice W.. W. Rogers court YES
terday evening Mrs NJ. A. Fleisner
swore out warrant against James
Greaves for jumping board bill
Greaves was arrested by Constable
Domlnlck Morris and committed to iail
for bearing this morning at nine
o'clock
James E. Rose had John Cline ar
ralgned before Justice Rogers yester-
DAY Tor threatening bodily harm and
grlevous injuries. The defendant furn-
ished $50 bond to keep the peace for
one year
Yesterday evening, before Justice
Dunning, James Wilson, (colored), was
about to swear out warrant against
George Washington, (colored), for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
when Washington stepped in and set
tied up the charge and the proceeding
was dropped. Wilson claimed that he
gave Washington two dollars to pay to
a man by the name of Reese. Wash
lngton, who claims the accomplishment
of the original George denied the
charges From Justice Cummings
Washington went directly to Justice
Fitzpatrick office and swore out two
warrants, both for profanity, against
Reuben Morris, (colored), and Joseph
Reese, (colored). They were arrested
by Constable Henry Thomas and ar
raigned before Squire Fitzpatrick at ten
o'clock last evening Both were found
guilty and received the same dose, 81
and costs.
Yesterday morning a free-for-all
scrap took place in the barber shop on
Eleventh street, between Water and
Main streets, when Will Lowry, (col-
ored), assaulted another colored gem
tleman by the name of Samuel Johnson.
johnson swore out a warrant against
Lowry before Justice Fitzpatrick yes
terday afternoon. Lowry was arrested
by Constable John Anderson and ar
raigned before tie Squire at 3 p. m.
Lowry was found guilty of the offence
and fined the usual S. and costs.