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Flnttened.

Young Mrs. Torkins was almost in
tears when her husband came home.
What's the natter" inquired her
husband.
1T wasn't my fault. Charley, dear.
and do hope it can be meaded. That
pouter pigeon you brought home"
.WeN?"
"Ila afraid it has swallowed tack
and got puncture.'
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Two Flats.

Mabel suppose you have heard of
sister LOUIS marriage. She's taken a
fiat in Brooklyn
Miss Jellus--Yes. heard she had a
fiat: but / didn't hear where she had
taken him.
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Have I got the pleasing expression
you want asked Mr.. Gubbins
yes. sir" replied the photographer.
IT think that will do very well"
Then hurry Up, please. IL hvr.s my
face"
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Maeeo Club for the organization OF q
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of Col. Jesse Scrucgs. 9O4 North 7th
ST., every Sunday afternoon st 5
O'Clock. All Ssrtl mon ar ievitrd.
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Guitc a LinEuIst.

"Does yorr husband speak more than
one Language. Mrs. Parvenu9"
ooh. yes. re talks war, horse, base
ball and bicycis -one just as well as
the other"
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-04
ABOUT PEOPLE

Strangers im the City and wheeiin. PEG.
pie abb oad.
T. P. Jacob, OF New Nartlnsvlllc, was
In the city yesterday.
E. Rooome and S. A. Brenneman, OF
SlstersYille, last night registered at the
Mcclure.
Andy Hoelsche, the South Side gro
Ger, who has been a sufferer from eye
trouble since the flood. Is able to be
out and well again.
Rev. W. W. King and wife, Of St.
Louis. Mo-. are visiting In the city.
Rev. King is the pastor OF Tindell Ave
nue. N. e. church, OF st. Louis. and has
been a very successful pastor. Mrs.
King is the daughter of DR.. Ford, Of
Benwood. and has many friends here.
Mr.. Frank Stanton, who has been
spending the later portion OF the win
ter with friends In Asheville, North
Carolina, returned home last evening,
bringing with him his old time appe-
tite, which he discovered loatng
around on the mountains OF the Tar
Heel" state.
John W. Crooks. who has been the In
telligencer's Martins Ferry represent
alive for several years, has left for COL
orado, in search Of restored bodily
health. His many friends in Wheeling
as well as in Martins Ferry earnestly
hope his stay In Colorado will accomp-
fish oil he desires.
W. H. Graham. son of the pastor OF
the pastor of the North Street NJ. E.
church. who has ben spending some
time at Charleston. returned last night,
and has engaged with the Providential
Life Insurance Company. Mr.. Graham
says the soldier boys are having a jolly
time at Camp Lee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-04
LINsLY's L A OF 'sS
Enjoyed Its Annual Banquet at the
Mcclure Last Evening.

The class Of '9S, Of Linsly Institute.
last night enjoyed a banquet at the
Mcclure. There are twelve members
in this years class. and they made
things hum in2ttroper style around the
festal board last night. The table was
prettily decorated In the class colors,
scarlet and white, and these co!ors
shone Respondent from the students
lapels. Patriotism ran high in the ma
jority OF the toasfs, and forming a pcet-
ty centre piece or the table was the
union OF the American and Cuban flags.
Mr.. VIII J. Kennedy presided, and
made q happy POSTMASTER. All the
toasts were responded to In clever style.
The speakers were given the glad hand
in profusion, but were forced ever and
anon to submit to some innocent "gur-
ing from their class mates. The menu
was excellent, and the banquet. which
began about 10 o'clock, lasted until
midnight, after which the boys sere-
naded the Linsly faculty and any OF
their girls who happened to live near
by.
The toast list was as follows:
T. W. Carroll-"Our Loyalty"
A. Beneke-"Our Navy"
J. A. Speyer-"Our Class
G. Bebout-'Our Glass OF Ten Years"
E. Lenkard-"Our Flag"
W. Wilkinson-"Our Faculty"
J. II. Reass-"Liberty."
E. S~chaub-"Our School,"
G. R. Jones-''Toast to the Class
H. O. Baer-"EnsIgn Blakelev."
N. Carler-"We Americans"
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NATIONAL CONVENTION

or tho League OF Musicians OF America
Now In Session in Wheclimg-Onicers 10
be Elected To.tlny-A banquet Tonight.
The thirteenth annual meeting Of the
National League OF Musicians OF Amer
lea opened in this city yesterday at the
Mcclure. About fifteen local unions
were represented. some OF them by
proxy. The meeting may not conclude
this evening. but 1t is expected that It
will. The election Of officers Will likely
occur to-day.
The morning session opened at 10
o'clock, at the call OF President Alexan-
der Bremmer, of New York. Secretary
Hibberd's roll call showed the. follow
ing locals represented: No. !, New York.
Alexander Bremmer, C.. A.. Goepel,
Henry Cites. No. 10. Pittsburgh. C. H.
William Rhue. John A. Hibberd,
Charles Gernert. No. Sc. Beaver Falls,
Pa, S. A. Ruhe. No. Al. Minneapolis,
Birmingham. Frank Arrico. No. 63, An
derson. Charles Nelson. No. g, Decatur,
ILL.,, Charles Grindoll. No. II, East Liv-
erpOOl, L. ~. NdlleIS. w. OF, Atei-
ing, F. ]. Nelson, A. E. Summers, Jo-
seph Meister. No. %, Peoria, ILL.,, A..
Mol. Oakland, Cal, St Paul, Mimi,
Butte, Mon, Sacramento. Cal, Salt Lake
City, Utah. and Utica, New York, were
represented by proxy.
The president and secretary submit
ted their annual reports, and reports
were received from the various commit
tees. There were several petitions ask
Ing that local unions be formed In the
cities mentioned. and on the whole, the
league was shown to be in n prosperous
condition.
The league has suspended many locals
which affiliated with the American
Federation OF Musicians. an orsaniza-
ton said to contain disgruntled men,
bers OF the league. The latter organi-
cation Is now In session, by the way,
at Louisville, Ky. The National League
OF Musicians Is composed OF the better
element. and numbers OF its roster
such famous musicians as Theodore
Thomas, Walter Damrosch. John Phil
lp Sousa. Victor Herbert. Frank Danz
and Van der Stucken.
The delegates spent yesterday very
pleasantly. and expressed themselves
as delighted with Wheeling. AS stated,
the sessions are being held at the Nc
Lure.
This evening the delegates will en-
Joy n banquet at Odd Fellows Hall, TO
which nil musicians of this vicinity are
invited. a feature will be the music by
a band OF fifty pieces, under the direc-
ton Off. W. Spell. leader of the Opera
House band. The banquet promises 10
be an enjoyable affair.
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TWENTY.FouRrH

lnornes MIS-. WI. i. Mitchell. Mrs, Eva
Reid. ~
TwENTY-FouRTH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q. Rose.
Canvassers-Mrs. Ella Stump. Mira
Rose Cosgrove. Mrs. Hague, Miss Julia
Lnnsford. Miss Lizzie Albright. Miss Ida.
uthrian. Miss Cora Daugherty.
TwENTY.F1FTH
superintendent-Rev 8. p. crummltt.
Canyassers-Miss Lulu Helde, Miss
Ella Emiek. Mrs. Isaac Heyman. Mrs.
Howard Heyman. Mrs, Isadore Fulton.
Mrs. James Frooee, DR.. ]. w. Mccoy.
TwENTY-srXTH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n. r. Bigger.
Canvasseru-Mrs. Ed Wheat. Miss
salhel Rulong. Miss Mamie McCuskey,
Miss i. Bacon, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. An
tderson, Miss Bessie Martin.
TwENTY.sEvENTH.
Observation-Disclosures. L. 81. Young.
Canvassers-Miss Sarah westw0od,
Miss laura Caldabaugh, Miss Hattie
Wheat, Miss Hydinger. Miss Elizabeth
Edge. Mise lone McCuskey. Mr.. VIII
Martin. Mrs. W. B. Walters.
TWENTY EIGHTH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kalne.
Canvassers-Mlss Mary Rulong, Mrs.
Lewedag. Mrs. Joseph Dudley, Mrs.
William tLouderman. Mrs. Farley, Mr..
George Waterhouse. Miss Zane, Mr.. Der.
nard Bero.
A ten-minute address was made by
Rev. ]. L. Sooy. D. D.. pastor OF tho
Fourth Street NJ. +. church, on 1.-THE
Value and Importance OF the Work"
He touched upon the Importance OF
harmony and united action among all
the churches.
Rev. M. W. Buck. OF tho First Baptist
church,. next spoke, his subject being
The SPIRIT In Which the Work Should
be Undertaken Three things u.e 10
be remembered: first. the caavasssr
should remember that he Is not sent
out by the central committee, but also
ana especially by Jesus Christ; second,
ne is sent out as the Lords disciples
were sent, by twos; third. the anyas
ser should go out to his work In a
praRerful spirit of conservation and
eelt-cenlal. He should also go cheer
lnlly, slad to do this work for the Lord.
The canvasser, too, should go not az a
memoe OF any particular %denomina-
ton. but as the representatives OF
Christ.
Mr.. Williams gave instructions In the
use OF the blanks given the canvassers,
and a depot for their deposit was nam
co. Ai"question" box was then In or
der. and many queries were answered
by Messrs. Aschman and Williams. It
was stated that the Catholic schools
had decided not to Join the canvass,
that church having made an independ-
ent canvass.
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BRIDGEPORT

Bridgcport's new council held Its first
meeting last night, and In addition 70
swearing in the towns new officers
considered the question of street paw
Ing. The council will met again Fri
day evening to receive bids on the paw
Ing from civil engineers.
The police force was given the fol-
lowing beats: First ward officer Et
Lyle; second ward. Marshal II. Thomp-
son: third ward. Sol Douds. Mr.. W. v,
Campbell vas elected city, solicitor. and
lie expressed his thanks later to tho
city solons by treating them to a ban
quet Mt the Belmont House. The ban
quet was enjoyable affair
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-04
SEVERELY INJURED
Was George Junkins by a Fall at the
81 In Relic Mil.

Was George Junkins by 4 Fall at the
La Belle Mill.
George Junkins, a well known South
Side young man, was seriously injured
at the La Belle mill yesterday after
loon. He was engaged in putting UP
the structural Iron for 4 addition to
the mill, and making q mis-step. fell
INTO a pile of iron, a distance OF twen-
ty fet. The accident occasioned consid-
cradle excitement, and 1t was at first
thought that Junkins was killed.
DR.. George Mccoy waa summoned,
and discovered that Junkins wasn't In
jured internally, as feared, but was
otherwise severely hurt. His wrist was
fractured. one rib broken and other
ribs dislocated, and his back was
bruised. Junkins vas removed to his
home, on South jacob street.
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THE WHEELING TEAM
VIII Be Hard at Work at the Ball Park
This Afternoon.

This Afternoon.
Three other players OF the Nailers put
in their appearance yesterday, and
Joined the team in practlce at Bridge
park. They are Catcher Wilson, Pitcher
Morris and Thicd-basemun MInton.
Slag!,. the Toledo pitcher, will
probably be signed in a few days, He
has o signed with Stroebel's team
and wants to come to Wheeling. He
shut out the strong Page Fence Giants
two weeks ago. The team will practice
at the new park this afternoon, Bridge
park being occupied by the circus.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES' SALE. '

BY virtue OF n deed OF trust made by
Charles Yoke and wife to the undersign-
ed, NJ. Mcdonald Prichnrd and Benjamin
S. Allison. trustees. bearing date on the
itwenty-fourth day OF March, A. D. 1897.
and recorded in the office OF the clerk Of
the county court OF. Ohio county. West
Virginia. In deed Of trust book No. 4s, page
lie. the undersigned trustees will proceed
TO sell at public auction at the north front
door Of the court house OF Ohio county, in
the city Of Wheeling. West Virginia, OF
WEDNESDAY. MAY H.. 1898,
ing property, that Is to say: Two parcels
of real estate described in snid deed of
trust as follows, to-wit: "A certain piece
of ground situated in the town of Fulton,
county OF Ohio n state OF West Virginia,
described as follows: Beginning at the
northeast corner OF William ~Stahnke's
piece Of ground: thence running east twen-
'ty-two feet (%2 it, along tho south side of
National pike; thence Mt right angles with
said National road or pike southerly nine
less, to q private alley; thence along the
line OF said private alley westwardly and
binding on same twenty-five (25) feet to
VIM: Stahnke's southeast corner: thence
'northerly along said Stahnke's east lire
ninety-fve C95 feet. be the same more or
less, to the place Of beginning. Also a lot
OF ground fronting about twenty (2O feet,
more or !essa on the southwark side OF the
Fulton. in said county Of Ohio, state OF
West Virginia. bounded on the eastward
eide by the property Of August Wagner
and on the westerly side by real property
owned and occupied by said Charles Yoke
and extending southwardly TO n private
alley at the rear of said property hereby
conveyed: together with all the Improve
ments thereon and app%urtenances thereto
belonging"
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash. or Ms
miiNh mora nc tho nttrobno n , ., H.
pay on the day OF sale; the, balance in two
equal instruments payable In ? six and
twelve months, with interest thereon from
the day of sale. the purchaser giving his
notes for the deferred payments secured
by n deed OF trust on the property pur-
chased.
NJ. MCDONALD PRICHARD.
apl3w BENJAMIN s. ALLISON.
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THE farmer. the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to- unexpected
cuts and bruises. De Wits Witch Ha-
eel Salve Is the best thing 10 keen on,
hand. II hepls quickly. and Is n well
known cure for piles. Charles II.
Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets;
chatham Sinclair. Forty-aixth and in.
cob streets; A, Il. Schechle, No. COZ Main
street; sxley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie d Co, Bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-04
THANKFUL 10 MRS. PINKHAM'
Earnost words From Women Who Have Been Relieved OF Baokaeho
AZ Mrs. pinkham Warns Against Neglect.

DEAR Ms. PrKnAl:-1 have been thantnl . thousand times, since IN, Iwro. 7
YOU. FOR what your Vegetable Compound has done for me, I followed your I'D.
sMe carefulx. and now feel lke . different person My troubles were baek.
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FIFTEENTH.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ASgie Kline.
Canvaesers-Mrs L. Walters, Miss
Dora Ault, Mr.. G. Fl. Crook, Miss Addie
Neal, Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. Raymond L. Sea-
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NINETEENTH

superintedent-Rev. Joseph Spears.
Canvassers-Mrs Sarah G. Mailer. Mr.
WI! b. Jones, Mr.. W. J.. Trey, Miss Net.
neSrabe. Miss Clara Meyer, Mrs. Sllas
Beall, Miss Oracle Bell, Miss Annie
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FOUR CENT ARTICLEs

One Set Teaspoons, Boys. sr,r,.
Rubber Dressing Combs, Tooth R,s.s.ll
Fire Shovels, Mucllage, Sewing V,,utasa
OIL Scrub Brushes. .4aslla
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TWENTIETH,

superlntcndent-Mr. s. II. Kasley.
CanVassers-Mlss Emma McNash, Mrs.
w. III. Exley, Miss Sue Campbell, Miss
Lizzie Garden. Mr.. r. Fair, Mr.. Frank
Jones. MIR. Robert Mcclure, Mrs. CharIcs
McGranahan. Mrs Suttop $500
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-04
THREE CENT ARTICLPs

Clark's o. n. Il. Thread. Ladies, I.
kerchlcfs. Shaving Brushes, stSmnsah f Y
pers, Match Safes, Perfumed ToIis,y ~
Blasting Spoons. Cork Screws. Wa,sS.a1s
cas-. Mouse Traps. AaAErs
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son.
canvassers-Mr. C. b. Gimn. Miss
mary Winoher. Miss GussIe Wright,
MISS u Caldwell. Miss Flora Blatch.
ley, Miss Mary Sellars.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. B. B. Evans.
SCanvassers-M!ss NJ. B. Redman, Nrs.
Jessie Sells, Miss 1nez Reed, Miss Mollie
B. Kuhn. Mics Lille Cornish, Miss .Jen-
ME A. Evans, Mrs. Lizzie Hague, Miss
Ellen Ellingham.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-04
SIXTEENTH

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES loves.
Canvassers-M!ss Laura NesbltL Miss
Mary Mcdonald. Mrs. W. H. Travis, MIR.
f.. e. Mossburg. Mr.. John Hedrlck, Miss
Ruth}Hall, Miss Mary Lamb.
SEVENTEENTH.
Observation-Disclosures. Loves.
Canvassers-Miss Carrie Fortney, Miss
Cooke Wilson. Miss Alice Caldwell, Mr..
John Carroll.
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ENTY-FIR

Superlntcndent-MIss S. Dudley.
Canvassers-Miss C. NJ. Reed, Mrs. s.
.. Higgins. Miss Laura Dalzcll, Miss
Adclll Clark. ~ --l--- ---
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-04
TWO CENT ARTICLEs

y Dozen Buttons. l Fine Comb NJ.
Ink, handkerchief, Carpenter wv.
Cum Buttons, Pocket Combs, Can 6s,aat
Toilet Soap, Tape Lines, Rubber s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-04

SIX CENTARTICLES
One Set Table Spoons, Shifting. su,,,.,
ers, Butcher Knives.
SEVEN CENT ARTICLES
Colgate's Pnlm Soap, 4 Cake, h, ,
cents. Largo Dressing Combs, Hasiis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-04
TWENTY-SECOND

superlntendent-Mr. Schneider.
CanVasSers-Miss Alice Brooks, Miss
Bertha RigEs. Miss Jennie Jones, Mis-.
rannieI Rhodes. Miss Anna Hull, Mrs
schoneld, Mrs. DR.. Terrili.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-04
n. B ROTTS nv ny
il45 end Il47 Market s,fe,,.
TRADE WINNERS
ONE CENT ARTICLES

Pint TIN cups, 0 Heavy Eny.,,.
Good Pen Holders, Q Steel Pens ,'Sps
randnm Book, 0 Sheets Note Pan, sSi,r,
Pencils.. q Collar buttons, I HShds,,,,II a ~
Ho pape rn Prs nsol ! Paper Needle, ~
meg Grnter. 2 Dozen CloIhnS pi.uSA, ! NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-04

superlntcndcnt-R. X. CHIN.
GanVasserS-Mrs. Mary l.. Llsby, Miss
Addle Barnee. Miss Mary Pctticord, Miss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-04
EIGHT CENT ARTICLES

Whisk Brooms. Wash Bowls, Hoy,,
Large Lamp Burners, Blank Book.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-01-07
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