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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
6 pnrnn RmmcL.

Gs farb an Wittpo6, ocu @. Wtdr9 1903. > u6r
WOrqeus, GouroO Gmmcl in iciutm -. gebtu5iobrt.
Sic Atrc5purl fiu9tt btutt Jlumtt13s
"a llbr, pou ieiUtr ltbitu y8obuuuC, Er. 1874,
Cns9rctouzSt raB ans auf Dem -eultjuorcr
6ritOboie" TAFT. @crpdUott uuo frtuUoe rt0 ads
]fuuQsooa tiugtlaocu. Bite. icE.. glumel.
SictruucrHbtu Saskatchewan.
tF1-m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
&rieas:@ hifnnaen.

Sung : 4merita bon benz &rie9sges
f4ret angeitedt. - Gmiige Sid
tt9teit in ben columbia : Gtienz
Werten". = Die gefeftigunsen
bon Rorfb 9otnt.
Der 4riegsgeiit perbreitet ii9 unz
ter ben 8nabsn; bic reueite 8stpegung
gilt Der formation elmer iugsnbliden
Wtartne : MtIis. Die W}arpldnber
6lotten : Reierps min ibnen Repolper,
&anonen, 6linten, 8oote unb llniforz
men l~tefern; Die ionitigs QusriiItung
fpolen lie ii6 aber ietbIt anI4uffen.
8ein Beirut unter IA Sa9ren unb unz
ter Der Gr0Be pon 5 SUB 4 3oG piro
etngemuItert. Die Sffi5tere TinD:
lieutenant : @pmmanoant l. &la6e,
@bas. Qintbiclm; lieutenant : Gomz
manoant 2. &lafe, SEQ. 2intbicum;
5Gbnri4 l. &tafe, q. 8oDtin; 6Gbns
rid 2.&la6e, 8oropn 9ulunD; Boots
mann, 9oparo 3apFpr; Stiidmetfter,
Rpbert uno Sreoerid S6eig6; GOrpdin,
8. Bartlett; Quurtiermeiiter, 80.
8ringman unb Douglas 6reeman.
Iu4 Sonntags pirb n8es
Ri lite
Der Sonntag ipiro ben Mrbeitern
Der columbia SSron @orts" feline
Ru6e brtngen; pie an 0o9entdgen
perOen SammerI9lGge ert0nan. Die
S~orpeooboDEe miifen fertig perOen, 10
befieblt bos 8riegSminiIterium in
@afbington, uno MuDpr Malitsr
tommt bieiem 8efebI nit alien ibm gu
8ebote ite6enOsn &rdften nd6, INN Iein
Sbeil ba3u bet8utragen, bd5 2anb
trtegsberett gu MAIDEN.
9ulber fir Rort6 9pint.
Ssnbungen BON BUILDER fir bic gro
BEN &iitenDertbioigungs : 9eI6iiBe
auf Gort6 9oint treffen ieBt Elm. Die
erite Iangte brett BON WaIbingtDn an
unb tpurOe an lieutenant 6. %. &ub
pom Sngsnieurcorp5 gef9idt. MaDor
Maliter fteute einen transport : @rz
laubniBi9ein aug, unb rpurce bic Ga
Oung, aus ID SGfiern gu is $50 pfuno
beitebenb, BON ben 2%a9er6duiern Der
Baltimore : Sbio : 8a6n" auf 60
cuff Bpint mittelit zines 8ooteS Der
Baltimore" Storage e QiFberu9e
g." na9 ieinem 8eitimmungsorte gez
bra6t, mo- tie Don s. g. Saptor in
Gmpfang gsnommen purOe.
Die 8efeItigungen on Rort6 Yoint
finO Bel Weitem uneinnebmbarer, dls
augemein gegIaubt pirO. Bad Boil
enbung berielben piro es fir elm feinbz
Ii6es 8riegsidtff unmOgIid iein, ii9
Baltimore gu nGbern. 0rei grobe
8dtterten geben i6rer 8p1enDung entz
ge9en uno bic &dnonen perDen in fur
ger 53eit montirt. Die 8efeItigungen
Iino groB unb in ieoer 8e3iebung mo-
bern, aus btdem, nit elmer Groi6i4t
beDedten Mauerpert qebaut. Die Sra
ga3ine itnD bequem CUR 9anO btnter
ben 8atterien unb nit oenIelben Dur4
unterirOii9e 9Gnge perbunoen.
0a5 6. Regiment rudt
aus.
9aS 7. Regiment, rpeI6es, ME gez
tern beri6tet, na4 Sort WtSenrp
tommen ioqte, piro elmer neuen Orore
5ufolge ni4t na9 bier tommen, fonz
bern bas 6. Reqtment, 8atterie g,
piro am 0ienItag SORT Mc9enrp uerz
lufen, I'm na6 ieinem neuen 8eItimz
m~ung5orte Sort 9elatpare db3ugeben.
Sine teIegrap6ti6e @~erbinoung 3tptz
i6en SORT Mc6enrp, 9atptins, Nortb
8otnt uno @aibington piro i'm 2aufe
Der NO3e ber9eiteIt peroen, 10 baB
ale 8sfeble BON @af6ington aus in
tiir5e1ter .3eit an Die betreffenOen
3ruppentbeiIe uusgege6en tperoen
tDnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
qnrtir 2 fir 5r.

9eTte6t aus feinen gsOrudten 2upns
80 3oa brett, ungeFa6r so 6ibI4eMu:
tier in gutsn 5ar6sn. Die QudIitdJ
uno Mufter fino por3iigIia, RiemuIl
5uDor tpurben bieieIbeD fir penigel
Oertauft aIs 1910.
Der @ertauf 6e9innt MOntag Mor:
gems I'M 9 l16r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Mit Shnnmit neinrrnnt.

Ri6mopo, @o., II. MGr3. -
Der 9elOi6ront in Der Poitoffite gu
Qiblanb, einem II Weiler BON bier
entfernten Orte, nurbe tsute Worgen
bur4 0pnamit geIprengt. $500 in
8]risfmartsr unb So in 8uar9e.o purz
ben geitobIen. 8on ben 9tsber Pat
nor feinp @nur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
&lunoifcz g minOrI.

8oloIu6er, bic, ebe lie obreiitsn, Be
{6nirbeIt per0er. - Noh INNER
iene beriibmt g%sporOenen Rennz
there.
9ortIunb, Srsgon, II. M}Gr3.
- 8eo. SO. McGpD lit Bier unter Der
4ntlage, bic 8unoeapoit gu betriigertz
fden 3pedon benuBt 5l BADEN, pom
8uross : MdrI6u4 berbaftst porben.
McGoD organiiirte por einigen 8O6en
unter benz 6oGtrabenoer Ramen Die
n9la8tu : &lonoitc Mining u.Sron5z
por' alton 60" unb i6idte Dur6 Die
9oIt Girtulare, in oerssn Uer beripra6,
9aTogiere unO je 1000 9funo @epGd
Don 9ortlunb, Sucomd o0er Seattle
no6 9atpfpn : Gitp gum 9reiIe DON
$500 gu tran8portirer. McGoD ion
dnQebli6 niemaI5 i'm Stapoe getpeIen
ieir, fir einer berarti9en 3ran5pOrt
gu foresn. @eri9iebene 8oloTu4er
in fpe IoQen auf ben S4pinbeI bin
etngefaQen ieip.
9'e berii + mt Renn9
tbiere.
SeattIe. Doi6, u. Mdr3. -
Die 341 8enrd9iere iolen ieBt iiber
9Dramio 9arbor nu4 4losta ge6ra9t
neroen. 8arneIon un0 GbilcoOt baz
ben es iibernommen, bieIe Sbiere, To-
pie i6re 40 @egLsiter aus Qaslano
mad 9pramib 9arbOr fir $500 gu
t%rdnspprtiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
SoOes. An,eiaen.
SuliuS 1bume.

GO ftorb 9 ulius Iboms inn Utter Don -
3lbJtu, gt5orsu IN WslrpjuqtH, 8bsiugiolI. Sis
9itr0.quUl ijuett btutt, g1tUi''sQ5 ut
| ubr, ocu it.U.r EBt,U gGobUuH9, ri. 2l0I,
Wobra5trdBt, aus matt.
3 il trautrnotu 6iutcrblitbsutu.
th2-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

bsItsbt aus vgoroeb" 2apns uno 9tz
mites, in bibfaen 8eOrudten@ uitern,
iiber 70 peri8isoene Muiter, q Son
brett. @ir BADEN bieieI6en 8aaren
ouf Eager fir
123c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
29c.

9teie 9artie beItebt aus b%obliGumiz
gen, ou5ge5adten ufO merttaniI den
ar6eiten, idmmtIi8 aus Steer sud-
unb reinem 2innen beItebeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

SIN 8tIbe gebtie6en.-Sn
8aOenS8uOen traf i6 Gelicitas Ole
tleine Marp BON Der 6ofcper) Elm
Spiel bes 3ufaqs. - 9epiB Elm Iebr
4oftipieli9es,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
&c.
geltic6teG u(d6entii6er
5Or. CualitGt fir 29r.

0G mir ousfarben, baB mir einen
81 9roBen 9orratb ppn SOC. SaF9epz
tii9ern an 9uno BADEN, pG6Iten mir
ungefabr elm 9uBenb Muter bapon
aus, pel6e mir ausperfaufen peroen
3u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
6rluugencs @auncrFiif6rn.
Sine Sabrif unter &ufIi4t Des 8G6z
ters DON einem 8aunerSSrio aus
Qerau6t.

gerau6t.
Gin oelungenes @aunsrTtiid9en,
bas an ben 9iebItabl Der @inrt4tung
elmer Muf6inenfabrif an Der @aiternz
@penue Dor 3ebn Sabren iOgar unter
@ufit6t Der Yoli5et erinnert, ereignete
ft6 OonnerItag, ben 3. UtGr3, IN
SiioS8altimore, fam aber crit geItern
an bic SeFfsntli6teit.
Qm genannten Sage fam Elm in Go
cuItz9otnt oft geiebener Mann, Der al
tes GiTsn Iammelt, nit einem 8agen
uno 3pet Negern na6 Der unbenuBt
buftebenoen Sno6eamiible DeS 9rn.
Seas. g. WpobiiDe an Der @de BON
SFortzQpenue unb QuolopitraBe unb
ertlGrte benz @G9ter SEQ. 8o(t, baB
CT @uftrag babe, oas alte Gtien meg
auf6affen. Die MGnner begunnen 10
fort, cine alte &np6en=W &ablmuI6tne
auf ben mitgebra9ten 0agen gu pat
fen; be8glei6en nabmen tie allies anbere
bequem Iiegenoe @iienmaterial i'm
@ept6t BON 1900 9funo nit, beounf=
ten ii6 Bel Dem MG6ter fir bic err
tpieIene 9efdGigtett unO fubren ouf
unb pabon.
6r. 0olt beri6tete iiber bas Weg=
f6affen bss Materials an 9rn. 0oobz
ffoe, uno bteier tpuBte por Gritaunen
fuum etpa8 gu iagen, Oenn er bate
Niemunbem Nuftrag gegeben, feline
SabritzGinri9tung 81 ftebIen. Die
9pli3ei purbe beouftragt, nu9 Dem in
2ocuit@9oint oft geiebenen Manne gu
Iu6en, bat aber Bis ieBt nod feline Ser
baftung porsenommen.
StrabenrGube btngfef
gema9t.
Del 1~9siG6rise Reger 6runt Souz
len befinoet ii9 CUR s3eit in Der IiibIiz
den Station unter Der NnI6ulbigunq,
i'm @erein nit 3pei @snofen, pel6e
iid nod Der golOenen Sreibeit srfreuen,
SFrau Gli1abet6 @nIer i'm groBItraz
BenzMartt elm 9oaemonnie nit So
Snbult geitoblen gu babsn. Sergeant
Steoun, iOpte bic 9OIt3iiten 0ODIe II.
S9entel psrbafteten ben Woqtopf
mad elmer aufregenoen SagO in Der
9lopsQtlep unb fanben bas 9ortez
monnaie, iopie % Gents an bemielz
ben. Mo bas onbere 9elb geblieben
lit, pirb ii6 erIt mad Der 8erhaftung
Der betosn anoeren Mtfetbdter berz
ausIteQen.
Sreunbe Des 81 E r.
Sports uno fpI9e, bic IS tperben
pOaer, iinb ouf bic 4n8eige Dpn@6as.
6. Groots u. So. uuFmerfiam gema9t,
bic an anoerer Stele erI6aint unb in
peIGer aud bic 46bilbung bes nsuen
fettenIoien Sterling : 8icDcle" ges
fun6an pirb. Oas 3ab 1T in Dem Ga
ben pon GtQries 6. @rpots u. 60, Nr.
46, Weit : 9aItimoreitr., uusgeIteIt
upo 6at elm gsfGqige5 QouBere. Die
Contribution lit iebr eiri19 uno in
manfer 2~s3ia6urg pon ben friibar Be-
r:its aus8efteqtsn RdOern OsridisOeu.
8eTDnOers NuImertiumteit pir0 duf
Bic uoiuItirbars 2entitan5s gslsntt,
melfe nit eircr Observation-Disclosures
@orri8tpng a4t o'rI6ieDers SteQunz
gen erm0gIi9t. 0er Dds Rap nod
ni6t gsIebm, oDer iper beabIi6tist. Iih
elm Qutes t~ettenlOie5 3peiroo an3uS
S6aFfen, Der iplte niht berfsbIsn, benz
8eIfdft BON gbas. 6. Groots ii. So.
einen gsiu& o63uItatter.
Aus 9er3peiflung.- &0z
DIN gum Stubenmdb6em: pa mir
Die 8nGotge tsin 3eugniB geben min,
bleibt mir nIAts 4noeres ii6rig, ais 81
9siratben~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

9GHe!

mr gelfe I'M auslaHbe bciorgt ~inntrbalb IA Stuaosa
81 beoeuteuo berabseiestsm EIetie
9ouarO RatHe,
SuaRsfsGst SaltimortsS tIGss uRo BoIsCiHet'aBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
@ubler &ros>
J1ein Gcinelle IHGd6entiiC6er,
bibi6c farbisr Snrtr, &C.,
pirtli6rr @rrtb Is.

Wir BADEN eiren qliidliGen @intouf
ppn 500 9uBenb S6eer>2tnnen Oaz
ersSai9sntiifern gema6t, neI6e
mir pfferiren peroen fir
&c.
G5 mag ungaubIi9 erIdeinsn, gu
Tagen, bab mir Elm eutss Sai6entu9
pis foI6es bon trgero einem unIerer
8unOinnen getrdgen tperben lam, reiz
mes 2inr:n, bo6lidumig uno gsbrutt
auf Sheer : 2innen : Gam6ric, fir
&c. ~pertaufsn, bod lit 9ieIes S6at=
fade. GS iino baoon 10 Muter borz
rdtbig, idmmtIi4 neue MuIter uno
piini4enspertbe 5arben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

BHblt lid 3uradqeFebt.
S4uiteriunge: Seit brei 5agen feline
ein5ige S6rfeige = mas Der Meiftsr
Dur segen mid 6ut ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
S~erlangtsN n;rigen.

3"crlauQt:
Gin oyocUtlj6ts N0oDsu iUr 81, 1tlro6ulihs
o1usarbstt; tEu 99libU. Nah5ufguptH IN Nv.
g0l, EfsGblit Strobe. D6-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Mpntspmer9 unseTdbroet.

(gOrtieemns pOn Der 1. sette'J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Sertaui8. 9lnici CIT.
unterGalIuRgen.

,SS S9WG6iidcr SGugerbuuS.
Wputdg. ben II. Njdri 1898,
WdSteuFrduSdjcu I'M &cyttuSI0fal VI. $50 Bcffs
prdttftrdGe.-9 UcrttgOut Egciit. (63 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

Operators INN ftniibrs iur feline 6oitu. pa bs
l~uiragtu bel Grabm & GOIoimttb. 3r. l3}, Springs
HON. m3-T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Offt3ieIIes iibsrbtepan
fhe EIptte.

a. 6lolte.
Mubrib, u. MGr3. - Die Set
tung r2i6eraI" fagt, baB bic ipanif9e
6lotte Ii6 aus IL qan3eri9iffen, 20
anberen 8rtegsi9iffsn, 80 8anOnenz
bDoten, IA Sorpebos3erit0rern IA
SorpebObopten uno % transport
i4iffen 5~uiammenieBt.
Qmerita's rberbaBte
6lagge.
Mubrtb, II. Mdr3. - Der
ySSmperial" Iugt beute in einem 2eitz
u~rttfel: nWir BADEN INNER nod 53eit,
uns fir ben 8risg bor3ubereiten.
0enn mir aud bieQei6t ni9t i'm
Gtunbe fein nerDen, peitere &rtegsz
f6iffe gu %tuufen, 10 beiiBen mir cine
CUTE 4uuffa6rteiflotte, nit Der mir
Dem amerifanii9en 9anoel Otel S6az
ben 3ufiigen t0nnen. Nir tOnnen
Demna6 einen @ueriaatrieg fi6ren,
Der pieQei6t &merita ebenfo OerOerbz
Ii6 perben farm, ME ietner 3eit Sea
poIeon. Der @rtitel i4lieBt nit ben
8orten: n@oQte uniere GlOtte Srauz
erfIor onIegen miifen, 10 laiien tie uns
tpenigftenS i'm StanOe iein, aud Dime
rita's nberbaBte 6lagge" nit Srauer>
flor gei9miidt gu ieben.
Snnere 8olittt SPGnien's.
Mobrib, II. Mdr5. Sn Der
gaEsen Stabt firb 4IGtate Erbreitet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

6abunu, II. MGrs. - Gupitdn
9eral, 9rGIIDent Der fpanif6en, nit
unterIu9ung Der nMGins" 18ataItrpz
PIE betrauten @ommifiion, gepdbrte
benz Gorrefppnbenten Der yQfociirten
9reIfe" Elm Sntsrpiep unb autortIirte
Oeniel6en, gu ertldren, baB biefes bus
erite uno ein3ige Snteroiep lei, peI6eS
er jemals nit einem 3eitungsmanne
iiber Die neutrality-suspicious.
gdbQbt babe. GdpitGn Peral Ipri9t Elm
srcslentes GngliT9. Mit i'm an Der
GommiGipn Dient 2ieutenant Sdia5.
Der GapitGn bat oa5 Re6t, irgeno
einen Nrmee= obsr 5lottsT@Sngenieur
pier @rpsrten in 8e3ug auf GrpIoftoz
ftoffe DDer S6iffs6du CUR GOniultdz
tion berau5u5iehen, un0 er BAT aud BE-
reits 3peimaL bon bieiem Re6te Sc
brau6 qemu6t un0 ntrO Dies, tpeHn
not6penDig, aud pieoer tbun.
GdpitGn 9eral mn6te fol1enDe Qn=
oabsn tpGbrenb oss Snterbieps: I'm
fere 5al6er iinb emf Jig nit Der Inter
Iufung pes 8umpfes Der nMaine" Be-
f6dfti9t. Dies 1T, ba Der Rumpf ttef
i'm S6lumm rilgebettet lieqt unb in
folQe Des {onitiger 3uItdnoes bes
Wrads ie6r I6piertg. Der gan3e Dor
bere Sbeil bes Drads lit cine Sriimz
mermaiIe. @ir ha6eR eirHR QroReH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

4us 9er3neifIung.-& 0z
din gum StubenmGo9eW: pa mir
Die 8nGoige fsin 53eugniB geben min,
6lei6t mir niAts Qnoeres iibrig, ais gu
Geiratben."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

TotalS ......-.............sZ,S'o w
The committee Increased the receipts
from the 50-cent levy $1,000. and appro-
priated It as follows: Real estate, $1,000
for designating streets and alleys. and
city prison fund, $500. The appropriation
for the street signs was warmly en-
dorsed by every member. and amusing
tales were told OF the difficulties stran-
gers experience when trying TO tell one
street from another.
City Engineer White called the COM
mittee's attention to the need OF having
streets named and houses numbered by
system. At present, he said, man
built house and numbered tiff he
numbered It alto suit himself. He
said the city should be the authority.
and should compel citizens to number
their homes. The city enginec: also
suggested the remaining OF some streets
and alleys. All plats OF subdivisions
OF lots should also be submitted to
council so as TO see whether streets and
alleys are laid out In proper width. and
conform 20 existing streets.
A resolution. embodying these sug-
gestlons, is likely TO be introduced
shortly In council.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08
sEALs.TuRNER NupTIALs.

The wedding OF Mr.. Francis Seal, OF
Martins Ferry, 10 Miss Jeanette Tnr-
ner. which occurred at the brides home,
corner OF Sixth and Market streets,
Wednesday evening, was n pretty af-
fair, and attended by about forty of
the friends and relatives OF the con-
tracing parties. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. C. B, Graham, of the
North Street NJ. Z. church The happy
couple were the recipients of many
valuable presents, among them being a
handsome full dinner set, and an Gle
CANT toilet set. the gifts of the decorat-
Ing department OF the Warwick pottery.
with which the bride was formerly con-
nectcd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

Yesterday In Clerk Robertson's office,
the following transfer of real estate was
recorded:
Deed made March Is. 1898; by Mary
and L. A. Herring TO Lucinda Sims; con-
s!deraton 500: transfers lots on
Twelfth street.
Two deeds OF trust were recorded.
a marriage license was Issued to John
Z. Smith. aged twenty-eight years. and
Allie Curtin. aged th!rty.two years. OF
Brooks county, .,s-5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

entitled Easter Surprise" large.
highly co!ored art Autograph (ready for
framing. Will be given (free) to every
custome" on Saturday. April 0, at Ken
ny's Modern Tea Store, 1860 Market
street. opposite Eleventh. This beauti-
ful Easter Souvenir Is work OF ar,
and was painted expressly for Mr.. c. D..
Kenny. 5y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08
0l,e J,,ttetllige,,crr
ONCE: Nos. IS and 81 Fourteenth Street.



Notice-Thc City OF Wheeling.
Money to Loan--Gco. J. Mathison.
l. o. o. F. Funeral Notice.
Stockholders MeetIng-Savings and
Loan Building Association.
Lost--A Gold Chain Bracelet.
Gas Stovcs-Geo. W. Johnson'5 Sons.
Special Drive on Canned French Peas
II. Il. Behrens Co. II.
Opera Eouse-The Players.
Specialize Ladles-LIst's Drug Store.
Easter Greetins-Stanton's Old City
Book Store.
For Sale--Iioward IIazlett.
No Stoye or Range Equal to the Valley
Star-B. Fisher.
Postum Cereal-Albert Stole G Co.
George Balrd-Sollciting Agent.
Page.
Another Great Friday sale-stone &
Thomds-Eighth Page. Y
Our Mcssage-Locke Shoe Co.-Elghth
Page. e
Grand Opera House-wilson Big Comedy
Company--Third Page.
:, Found-In Wheelins-LadIes' satchel-
Third Page rs o. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

LADIES, clean your kid gloves with
Miller's Gloveinc, for sale only by j. s,
Rhodes & Co. Sole agents for the cello
brated Clementlna Kid Gloves All the
most desirable ehndes for street or
evening wear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

WE offer this week slightly used
Stulz 6 Bauer plano. taken In exchange
for q Ludwig, for slS5 cash. 1t Is one
OF their largest styles, and Is In first
class condition.
Z, ". RAINIER co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

TO cure a COLD IN ONE DAY
Tale Laxative Bromo ouinInc Tablets
All druggists refund the money II It falls
to cure. CSC. The genuine has l.. y. G,
on each tablet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08
LAST TAN NOTICE

Call Mt shrriiI's oiilco mud pny your tnIes
saw inicrrsi. costs mud trouble. Taxes
for 1897 nrc long past due, and further
time cannot be given.
sheriff Ohio County,
Ofllcr, Public Duiidlmg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

WAR scare subsidng. Interest In
crclsing over the large assortment OF
Easter Novelties shown by Thurbcr. 60
Twelfth street. e,.7F ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

FOR your Easter Baskets ard novel
ties. 20 to Thurbcr, 60 Twelfth street,
opposite Grand Opera House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08
Easter Neckwear at c. Hess { Sons.

Just received all tho newest and latest
styles OF Pufrs. rcclSs, FOur.in-linnd and
Iio,ss mt po"minr prices.
Also the Intcs st'ics In Collars for ladies'
and gsntlcm1 a-ljc, :. Tor 25c
-.-9.7 G.. HISS & SONS,
Fashionable TaiIors aud Fin. furnishers,
1871 fJid 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

Mrs. Parkhurst 10 ladies only. to-day.
at ? p. NJ. In Exchange Bank Building.
Ladies invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08
GOEDEiSS


Book Beer is now, on tap. It Is the finest
ever put in the market. E. Ball. Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

MILLINERY opening to-day GIRL
day), at Hughes. 40Ol Jacob street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

PIANO tuning by experts.
~ +. W. BANNER CO..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

PIANO tuning by experts.
81 i. w. BANNER CO.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

PIANO tuning by experts.
F.aW. BANNER CO.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-08

Curb on Charles ......................s $50 90 |
Curb extension on Jncob...,....... 20 no
Curb on Twenty-slxth. .............. 125 90 |
Paving Thir,y.Iirss 80. .:.::;:....;::.::: 90 g
Extending curb on south side Of
Twenty-ninth ....................... go %
ReluyinG curb and paving north
side OF Twenty-n!nth........ 1.6o0 90 |
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-12-15
SOME LACONIC LETTERS.

Which is the shortest letter that has
ever been written? The SUBJECT is
discussed by Mr.. William Andrews in
his recently published Literary By
ways According to Mr.. Andrews,
the record is held by a couple OF
Quakers. One of them, wishing to
learn if a correspondent in a distant
posted him sheet of paper on which
only note of Interrogation was writ
ten. The answer came in the form OF
a blank sheet, indicating that there
was nothing at all to late. But
these were hardly letters. Some OF
the other specimens given by Mr..
Andrews are both brief and witty. A
tradesmar made application to Nor
daunt, the player, for payment of an
account, as follows: Sir-Your bill
has been standing very long time, /
beg to have it settled forthwith
To which the comedian made reply:
"Sir-When your bill is tired stand
ing, 1t is welcome 10 sit down"
Then there are the letters which
passed between Samuel Foote, the
famous actor, and his unfortunate
mother. Dear Sam" wrote the lady,
ST am in prison for debt; come and as
sist your loving mother" Foote's
answer was almost as short, certainly
as pathetic: Dear Mother-So am |,
which prevents his duty being paid to
his loving mother by her affectionate
son." The actors seem TO bear away
the palm for hrevity in letter-writing.
Ouin had misunderstanding with
Rich, the manager of Covent Garden.
which resulted In Quin's leaving in an
unceremonious manner. He soon re-
GREETED the hasty action, and wrote
to the manager az am at Bath
Ouin." Rich did not think this suf-
ficient apology. and accordingly re-
piled: "Stay there and be hanged"
Mr.. Andrews last example is from the
other side Of the Atlantic. The 18th
Of March 1890, was a notably dark
day In Boston. A certain 1aGv was
induced thereby to write the follow
ing not. to the famous Or. Bvles:
Dear Doctor-How DO Won arcount
for the darkness?" To which the doc
tor simply replied: "'Dear Madam
am as much in the dark as YOU are"
What could have been better?