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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14
waubsfa. .rlsidt.rt bestu. p.rfola.nbe

Raub5ifss srlsidtsrt be5fu. psrfplssnbe
Beanie lei9ter i'm Sduh sebaIten.
Die ganben ieben ii6. iuie leidt be-
greifli6, aus benz idlinImften geli9s
ter Der 9ebirssituuten 5uiGmmen. 8er
INNER aus benz 3udthaufs mtfpruns
gen lit, pbsr einen 1lnrb begdngen bat,
TT Elm niltpmmener 9tetrui fir ben
Rduber Suuptmunn GaIiiop uEb er
b1rf iih iider fiiblen, to6ilo er einen
Soften Der 9anbeH erret6t bar. Die
3uflu9tsitdtten finb fIr iebes RI1ts
mitglieb abIolut un~susGngli9. Die
RGuber ielbit perm6gen nilr auf idmds
len 8faben, bic pun ihnen in Der Sci
fen gebauen iinb, boribin gu eelanasu
unb bdber iinb bic S6lupfipintel BON
elmer Sanb poa 8anbitsn sesen cine
pieIfa6 iibsrlessne Nad1t lei4t gu bsr>
t9eibigen. Nn ben am fdtperiten gu
pafirenben Stelen baden bic RGuber
bas @eItein ansebobrt unb mir 9bnds
nit gefii1t, 10 baB lie I'm Nothfan
bur9 cine @rploIion Sdauren ihrer
@erfolger nit einem Stlage oerni9z
ten tDnnen. Mit PrrpiIionen uller grt
reid perieben, permogen bic 8anb.ten
fi9 in i1ren S9lupfmtnfeln, bic lie
Isbr ppbultb eingeri6tet baben, Moz
nate lang gu 9alten. Die peit OerItreut
lebenben MnIiebler tpdgen ben &Guz
bern ni9ts in ben Weg gu tegen, tpobl
pifenb, bab iie ibueu bilflos prrisse.
gsben finb; ia iie be5abien i9nen nod
einen Sribut, Inn ui9t bclGItigt gu
tperben. @eip0bnlt9 i9peifen pie
8anoiten unbeiorst lumber uno ntbs
men ni9t ielten an San5peroniigungen
iopis anberen 2uitbarteiten Der pris
mffipen 9sp0lterung Sbeil; nur lpenn
fe bon SGidern in GROCER Sail pers
folgt iperben, flii9ten lie in ibre 9ei9z
beritede. Der @isbbiebItubl 1T lire
Saupt : @innabmequelle. sSn ipel4em
llmfang iis benielben bstreiben, oiirfte
aus Der Sbatiade trbelen, odB etre
einaise 3ii9tsrfirmu in gentral>lltab
fpGbrenb Der lebten Sfpei Sabre 1000
Stiid Rinbpieb imWertbe bon $4,000
p~erloren bat. Die Rduber treibcn oas
9eitoblene @ieb bur9 Colorado aa1,
Netp Merico. mo lie es gu guten Greiz
fen abieben. @ber @brensG uIIibp nit
feinen 9etreuen beI9rdntt feline S9dz
tigteit nitt Bios auf 8iebbiebitabl.
aud lleberfGls BON 3iigeu. 9anten Io=
ipie Snbibi0uen. iperben nidt pers
i9mGbt. tpsnn Iie quite 8eute perbeis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14

ldngiten bat ii9 fpobl in Der propinS
8ranbenburg, i'm Spreepalb = nur
tpeniee @iienbabnitunben bon Berlin
= Der 9ebrau9 bes Siterpafers err
balten. BORT geben bic oraIen Sung
frauen in ibrer t~leibiamen tpenoif6en
Sra9t nm 4 rbr Morsens gum
nG9ftsn @afsr. nm Dor 'S%onnsnduf=
gang pieber baheim gu iein. Die Bur
I9en bes Srts dber finb aud ni9t
faul, fie perlegen ben raid %oabineilen=
ben WGbdsn ben Dss unb iu9en fie-
namentli6 BEL Der Riidtebr = gum
Spredben au befpsssn. Die bralen
Denbinnen ergsben fid aber ni6t 10
leitt unb piberfteben ielbit ben unz
frsunbli6sn angriffen ibrer 8erebrer
nit fleinsn Sanbipriben, bic in prtz
mitiper Dirt aus Sollunoer gei6nitten
iperben. Die gefunbe Natiirli9teit Der
2anbbspobner ldBt BEL aler 0erbbeit
Der SpGbe biefe fleinen S9armiibsf
unter aIlgemeiner Ssiterteit berlaufen,
unb pisle bon bensn, bic BEL bieier
f6srsbdften bdrmlolen Pldntelet ben
re6ten Mann eefunben BADEN, f6p6=
rem nod beute auf bic ieltiums 3uuberz
trait bes Siterpafers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14

Bon Seinrid SeioeI.
als i6 in meinen 9artsn fab
SIN Monat Sanuar,
Gag er ipie cine 2eide od
unb aues 2ebens bar.
auf epis i9ien sr tobt gu Isin,
gritarrt bon sif'sem 9aud.
Ser 8oben mar elm barter Stein,
Sin 8eien ieber Stroud.
Da fagt' i6 mir: Wenn @unbsr nod
Sn bieier Welt gei9eben -
Oas sr0Bte Wunber lit es bod.
9us mir i'm Sriibling iebn!
Damn taudt aus bieIem Stein berpor
Man6 sGrtlibss 9sbilb,
Damn 0ffnst ii9 bas eiise Sbor
limb 9riin unb 8liitbe quilt.
Damn trGuieIt iih Der itarre See,
Die aGbden itGuben Rau4,
SIM 9lumsntleib, i'm 8liitbeni6nee
Stebn 8ui4 unb Baum unb Strau4
Damn iinst bic aer9e iiberaI,
$40 nun bic ardbnen idrei'n,
SIN RoIenbufd bic Nu6tigaa.
Die OroFel in Dem gain.
Gin WGrdsnpunber lit has il!
Wiir iparb ss Ionnentlar,
glls i6 in msinen 9arten idb
SIM Monut Sanuur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14
4aiernenhnfbIith

e.
llnteroffieisr: FRA, ibr Sterile, ibr feb
pirtli9 ale gum perfpe9feln Gbnli9;
elmer lit 70 bumm pie Der unbere!"
-3ettsem SO abrbett.
rWie lit Is nur m6sli9. bab Sbr
Sobn Goncurs sema4t9" Batter: ga,
Der mar als auufmann gu sbrli9l"
g
llnteroffisier gum Ginidbrisen. Der
i4riftiteasrD: nRu, Meier. Sic pirb
iebt Der papiertorb aud f9psr per-
mifen!"
= 3u ssfGbrIi6. Director
(einer Sdmiere): r9sute frisst Sbr
feline Sage, &inber, benin beute pirb
cine SrasObie uufsefiibrt, pssbalb
S9r trauris iein miiHet."
= 3urii d eeeben. 9orfs
pfarrer gum autider, Der fludeno
bic pferbe antrsibt): rWenn 9u 10
fIu9ft, SodeI, pirit 9u ME unb nina
mer in ben Simmel fommen!". &uts
i6er: Limb luenn i1 nift fluid, 10
tOmmsn mir beut' nidt mad SiifieIss
BORT 'niiber!"
9orbereitet. Winiitsr:
.aIfO nO6mals, Sbrs biplomatiids
Miiiion lift cine duBerft fdpierise.
Wlan pirb sic gu iiberliftsn. unporz
ii9tise @euberunsen aus SbneH bera
aussulodsn : tura Sic gu fansen
iudsn." Sunser Diplomat: rllRses
iorst. Grcsdsns. Sd Derfsbre Ia inns
me- piel m Sduisrn nit b~eirattstG9i'
gen S6dtsru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14

2G6elnb empfing Der 4ortier beg
Rbetnbotels ben ld9elnben gbef bes
SaiIersbofes.
n@b = Serr @abe felbT?! no -
lam mir i9on bsnten! : Del be-
ipubteaoffer ftebt i9on bier" = bienIts
eifris bali er benz 8utf9er ben anberen
Softer bonn Wasen beben.
$50 ou itdnosn iie nebeneinanz
Der nein, ieben Sic nur Serr 9aS.!
- tpie dbnli6 iid bic beiben iinb -
tpie spei Gier ="
r@ttinion'i6es Sabrifat," nid.e
Serr 9abe poblgefdlis = rieben Sic
nur bieie @rbeit - ia bic @nelGnber
perfteben 70 mas = bds muB ma i6z
men ldfen na alio 'rauf nit benz
corpus delicti!"
rSoa i9 nifi ben Germ G6ef be-
nd6ri9tigen = er pirb iiter iebr tez
buuern, sic ni9t seIeben gu baben -"
Dante. mein 2ieber! : bab' feire
3eitl Mein 4fritaner fribt uns ipnit
nit Saus unb Saaren. @lio Der 3ofz
fer = ia = pelher ift's benin nun
eisentli9 : Der ~porberts2 Sra =
bann ulio 'rauf nit"
n@rsebeniter, Serr. 9abe - ems
pfebP midi" unb fort bonnerte Der
Wugen. ---
Sin bidtgebrGnstss publitum falt
ben gldnaenben SurIuul. Gs gebt
i6on stpas laut gu ungebulbigss
5ibei9arren unb Slopfen nit St6dsn
unb Sdirmen madt fi9 5upeilen Be-
mertbar. Der 9err 8~ortrasenoe lGbt
Iebr LANCE auf ii9 parten.
Slufion itebt unterbeHen, iebr roth
unb abgebebt i'm 8orSimmer unb gibt
benz Otensr feline Weiiunssn.
sIlIo no6mals - bat mir Der 9erl
oas S6lOB etipu perbreEt, iprensea
Sic es = unterbro6en bari i'd auf teis
men 5aI peroen, b6ren Sic! = aui
tsinen 6ul. Sd tomme ionit iofort
aus Dem Concept, unO Der gauge @ors
trag ssbt in bic Bride. sic bdben
tpeiter nidts gu tbun. als bic Sa6en
Der Reibe mad, ipie iie I'M Softer liss
gen aus5upaden, uno ebenIo, tpenn it
ounu6 rufe, bereinaubrinsen. Sis
reifen einmdl bon Der pberen, einmul
BON Der unteren Settle bic Sa9en
berum.
Sc limb 8lsiOunssitiide Der 9ui9.
mGnner uno iol9e Saten babel =
Sic brinsen eben aIes ipie es liegt =
obne 6rage9 Damn gibbs elm gutsS
S~rintselo, 8eritunbe5 ppus9! - ma
bann alIo in 9ottes Namen!
limb i'm nd9iten 4usenblid bssriibt
elm bruuienbes sod ben Ifrttureiien.
ben, Der bds lorbeerbetrGnste unb Dor
palmsn umsebens pobium betritt.
Der 8ortrag be9innt. Slaf'or
ipri6t gut unb flieBenb - populil
unb interefant. BOZ iid auf bsm
pult bat er oas Concept ieines Dor.
trays unb blidt bin unb Der emma
berein. ST fiebt ni4t. OaB bus 9eiiGI
oes 0ieners, iebr roth unb ratblos
Elm paarmal in Der S~biirfpalte tr.
ideint, nidt bic bei9pOrenben 9eitsn
BE ibm bielsr mu4t. gr iaaut in isir
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14

pferbe ssIprunsen mar. Sinter einem
Telsblod Oedung iuhenb, aos guiiiop
feline Repolper unb sing bdnn uuf
Sugbes los. Der fhleunisit iein Sell in
Der s5ludt iudte unb aus Der 9esenb
perI9panb. 9lber Gaiiibp srmitteIte
ben @ufentbalt bes Munnes ipdter am
norbli6en 4rme bes Bomber Riper in
@pomins unb bort f6OB er i'm ppr
ben @ugen ieiner 9enofen iiber ben
Saufen. Sas @pis=W eibli9e feblt
ben 9anbsn ni9t uno bisIe peiblidsn
8anbiten tbuen es ibren mGnnli9en
@enoFsn sleid. pie bic beriidtiste
~Galumitp Sane" emit cine ebenbiirz
tige 9efGbrtin bes Rdubers nSeabs
fppoo Did" mar.
Srobbsm bic Rdubsr Ii9 in ibren
Bergperitedtn Gbfolut iider piHtn.
psrIGumsn lie es ni9t. burd gusitel=
len bon @sbsttsn oue burtbin fibrsu=
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14

Sds 9ebtet Der Rduber.
8iinbnib abgeihloFen babsn, Tim ben
HGuberbauptmann unb feline Spiebges
ielen bonn @rbboben gu Dertilsen. Der
gebens iparen bis6er Stadtsmili3en
unb OeputpsS beriffs ssssn bic Rduz
Der aufgebpten porben, aber Niemunb
bate bic auf @aHibb's Gppf seIebten
boben Summen gu perbienen permo9t.
0esbalb truten bic 9ouperneure Wels
bon lltab, 4bams BON Colorado, Ri
9arbs bon MDoming unb Steumenz
berg bon Soubo in Salt Gute Gitp gu
elmer sebeimen 8eratbung 5uiammen.
I'm ii9 iibsr berpif6e Wtittsl our @usz
rottung bes 2duberunpefens f6liIfig
gu fperben. lin ben 9eiperabps bic
felben ni9t porSeitig CUR 8enntniB gu
brinsen. ipurbe beI9lpN en-, bic DC
tionsplGne itreng sebeim gu balten,
uno muir 10 bel purbe betannt, baB
man burb rei9e 8elobnuneen unerz
f6rodene 9ergbetpobner fir bic i'm
@ebeimen gu betreibenbe. gefdbrli6e
Meni6eniasb getpinnen min. DAB
iid Osrtpesene @eisllen gu berielben
finbsn iperoen, Tam teinsm 3peifel
unterliesen, absr bic Nebr5abl bon ibs
men birfte bas @erlansen mad benz
8lutsslbe pobl nit benz sisenen 2eben
besablen. Seitbem Guiiibp bus Rduz
berbanbpert betrsibt, iinb ipobl i9on
an $4,000 fir i'm, Iebenb pber tobt,
eeboten pproen. freili9 pbne Grfolg.
p8ut9" G%aiiibp's RotorietGt batirt
in bas Subr 1892 suriid, in isne 3eit.
ba bic n2ipe Stod GOmmiiiiOn" ben
n8uBlers" in @ppming bas Sanopert
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14

SIufIon. raeGInsr! fsbsn Sic fid 70.
fort in bieis Oroi6ts = fabren Sic
mad benz Rbeinbotel = fragen Sis
na9 Germ dinners. Sagen sic bies
fem GERM, i6 = Slufion = iGbe bier
duf feinem aoffer unb ni6ts in Der
Welt ipiirbe mid bepesen, bdbon aufs
Suitehen. bis er mir ben meinigen
i9idts."
Der ae[lner itiirate fort. .9as gi6t
Srintseloer," fliiiterte er nit eins.s
fniffenem Iuge benz POrtier gu ; =
fort gins's.
Sldflon tobte unterbeFen. Der
gbef bes 9~aiIerbpfs erI6ien = ipiegte
bebauerno unb b0fli9 tbeilnebmenb
fein f6Dn friiirtxs Suupt unb ertldrie
ii9 bereit, ieinen tabelloien Srad gu
Ieiben, bamit bic Soilette ipenigitens
Dor ii6 seben tonne, cine peiBe 8inbe
ebenfals. Slu9enb unb fdimpfeRb
tleibete OlafiOn ii9 an. 9a tlOpfte es.
nGnbli4!" rief OtafIon; aber muir
elm rotbmiibiser 9ienitmdnn erihisn
in Der Offnen Sbiire.
r@ine f9Gne Gmpfeblung ion i6
uusri9ten, bon GERM dinners = unb
= sr bliebe iebt i'm Rbeinbptel uno
tbdte teinen S4ritt mebr. bis er ieinsn
Softer bGtt'.~
Slafion fiibrte jest einen pabren
&rieastdn3 auf, Der ieoem papuatriez
ger @bre gemu9t bate. = .0a = oo
baben mir bic 8ei9eeruns : iebt bas
ben ii9 aud bisie &erls, bieie 8otsn
nod setreu3t. Nun fiben mir alio
8eioe unb nni6ts beipegt uns, BON Der
STEELE gu gebn" bis mir uniern Softer
baben : Serrgptt BON Mannbeim !
9leib' i9 ieBt iiben unb tparte = liBt
Der dinners AUDI unb pariet = fabr'
i9 troBbem = fGbrt Der 8erl mDglis
9erpeiie aud! = Quf benz grpben
RaiirmeiIer in Der S0ae ioa Der 4ls
mers f9libbern, Bis MID ne ein5igs
Soulette bon ibm iibrig bleibt! = 9a!
= 0a! = iebt i4IGst es ri9tig a9t.
Wein @ortrag! - meine SamnIs
lunsen!"
n8srubissn Sic ii9 bod nur" =
begiitigte Der Gbef bes SoteIs. sd
felbit Mil nu6 benz aaiierbof fabren,
taui6e bort bic Softer I'm = fabre
Direct nit benz Sbrisen nab benz aurs
baus unb iibergebe i'm benz Oiener
bort. Snitruiren sic ben Mann =
ldiien sic ibm ben S6liiFel unb er
padt aus, pdbrenb Sic lGnait begons
men baben. Sic tOmmsn ia bod ni9t
fofort gum 8pr5eisen Der prGparate."
nSal = oas gebt!" - ItDbnte Olaf
ion erlei6tert. nSie iinb elm ebIer
Menfh! - alfo - auf in ben &umpf,
Sorero;"-
llno ie9r uufgerest itiir3t OlafIon
Die Mdrmortreppe binab, unb pe,s
i9Dinoet i'm SGmmer bes Qbenbs.
Ser Gbef bes SaiIerbofes iteigt u1s
terOeien laGelnb bic Sreppe berab.
Wdbrenb Der &elner abermals cine
9rof9te berbeipintt, nidt er benz 9ors
tier beaeidnenb gu, inbem er iib nit
benz 3eisefinser an bic Stirn tippt.
r8is9en Sropentpller! = ia, ia -
ben friesen tie ale bort. Na, alfo in
@ottes Namen, 8uti4er nab benz
&beinbotel!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14

= ROberneS rdBen. rRi9t
tpabr, Otto, On i9pDrit mir efpise
9iebe2" = ,@pig sebt ni9t mehr, elm
bisden bah i9 aud idOn Der Olga se>
i9poren!"
= M d e MenIden finb pie bic
i4le9tsn 3Gbne: ie bobler lie iino,
bsito msbr MAIDEN lie iid bsmsribar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14

9onnsrnb fubr Der Dasen 5ebn Wtis
nltsn fpdter am auiierbof Dor.
Der Portier uGbert iid piirbepoa.
Gin 9err dinners bier gepeien 2"
fraste Sluffon.
STIR pobl = Der Serr mar bor 8
Mtnutsn bier = 1T iofort tpieber abs
%eefubren"
Limb Iein Softer" forI&te SI9fs
fon nit ~ipiitbenoem Bid.
Den nabm er fpieoer nit
.Wli9 riibrt eer S&ldg!" G95.,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-14

0unnsrnb fubr Der Dasen an
Rbsinbotel Dor.
Der portier nGberte iid oien tbefliI
fen unb Offnets ben S4lag.
Slafion fpintte ub. r9err dinners
= fraste sr.
.SIt iOeben per Oroihte na9 ben
8%aiitrbof." = rSeinen 9offer9" -
r0en nabm er nit"
Slafion mari ii9 nit einem ptlosl
Nufladen in bic WasentifeH 3uriid.
Bon! = nebm' i'd ieineu aud mi:
Rutider mad benz a%uiierbOf!"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28
Red GROSS socIETY.

The Reports the Recording sssEotaTy.
mrs. John D. GNrdsn, ard oftho TFUaS'
arS mrs. Jonpio r. Bisson.
The Red Gross Auxiliary No. u was
organized July ls. 1898. and elected the
following omcerS:
President-Mrs. william F. Butler.
Vlce-Presidents Mesdames G. J.
Rawling. John wagner. NJ E. DalEeil,
n. Somehow. ]. D. AEcFadden, W. 3.
Lewis, Catherine Meyer W. p Hub
bard and Miss Jennie Bailey.
TreaSurer-3frs. j. P. sisson.
Corresponding Secretary-MrS Jus
Illus Pollock.
Recording secretary-Mrs, John B.
Garden.
The first meetings were held In the
Carrol Grub Auditorium, which was
kindly donated by the management.
The use Of the HecTne Tabernacle %
headquarters for the Auxiliary WIS
generously tenderd by Mr.. william II.
Hearne, and was gratefully accepted.
During the time intervening between
the date Of organization and the pres
ent, the members Of the Auxiliary have
worked faithfully and we,9, but TO the
ladies comprising the various commit
tees special credit is due, The executive
com1nitte has been efficient, and has
faithfully attended to all the details Of
the work Of the society
The committee on ways and means
has become especially active in devlsing
plans for raising funds for the work
The Donation Day and the boxes placed
in public places were due to this COM
nIittee, and TO them The society 10 In
debted for a large part OF the money
collected.
The cutting committee was kept busy
as the record Of their work shows. They
report having cut $50 garments. That
the membership committee was faithful
in its work Is evidenced by the long HIST
OF names Of active and honorary mem
bers on their books. Some OF these,
however, were secured by other workers
in the sOcletJ'.
The committee on distributing and
packing reports having sent seven
boxes, containing altogether 1857 arti-
cles. Much credit Is due this committee.
as well as the committee on cutting,
for their faithfulnes2 in being present
at the headquarters Of the society every
day. Much good has been done, and
many Of our wounded and suffering
soldiers and sailors have been helped
for which the Auxiliary deserves credit.
The society is indebted to Messrs
George E. Stlfel & Co and Mr.. r. II. List
for packing boxes: TO the Singer and
Standard Sewing Machine Companies,
for the loan Of sewing machines; to Mr..
m R. Wolf, for the free use Of a tele-
phone; to tho Wheeling and City Hos
pitais, for their offers to take soldiers;
to Mr.. W. H Frank, for services Of his
employees dor one days work; to Mt.
George L. burst, for use OF his store
rooms to receive dividends; to the
press for theiE assistance; to
Mr.. Zevely for donation Of stencil,
and to all who have in any way contrib
uted to the success Of the Auxiliary.
MRS. JOHN B. GARDEN,
Recording Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28

IN his speech In the opera House
wednesday night, Candidate Blair made
nlsslatement, possibly under mis-
understanding, but nevertheless mis-
statement, that showed a woesul ig-
norance Of matters about which the
nominee Of the Democratic party in the
First congressional district ought to be
posted thoroughly.
The Intelligencer Is prepared to show
coneiusiveiy that Mr.. Blair did not tell
the truth when he said Wednesday
night that wool has not been 50 low
since the panic OF 1898 as It Is now.
His own organ, the Register, quoted
him as follows: "rhe speaker found
by consulting Dun's report, that wool
had mot been so low since the financial
panic OF 1893"
In It's report Of the meeting, the In
telligenee. said: 'NMr. Blair had the
nerve to speak Of the price of wool, ana
made the preposterOu3 statement that
wool Is lower now than II has been since
1898. This Is a bare-iaeed mtsstate-
ment, and Mr.. Blair is indeed a back
number, IL he doesn't know II. he sald
the farmers are now getting is cents Q
pound for wool. In rebuttal of this i
is only necessary TO quote Tuesdays
wool quotations"
Al that time the Intelllgencer did not
have the opportunity to present figures
more in detail. Yesterday an Intell!7
gencer man called upon Messrs, Hork-
helmer Brothers, Of Main street, and Sc
cured from Mr.. Louis Horkhelmer the
following figures. which show the aver
age price OF woods. washed and pRwash-
ed, from 1893 to 1898;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28

When you ore sick and have tried ev-
erythinE 20 get back health and you are
told that you can have the advice OF
the greatest and most skilled specialist
OF the age. free OF expense, you are very
foolish II you do not hasten to take adj
vantage OF II. Or. Greene, % West Four
tenth Street, New York City, the most
famous specialist and most successful
in curing disease, will give you advice
by letter, free. The debilitated. those
who have lost their vlgOr and vitality,
should selze this chance. Don't be mis-
cradle but write to DR. Greene to-day
and you win thank US for telling you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28

Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on healthy
condition of all the vital organs, II the
liver be Inactive, you have bilious
look: II your stomach be dlsordefed, you
have dyspeptic look; Il your kidneys
be Infected. you have pinohed look.
Secure good health. and you win sure
~ have good looks. "Electrlc Bltters' is
a good Alternative and Tonic. Acts d.
rcctly on the stomach, liver and kis-
neys. Purlnes the blood, cures plmples,
blotches and boi1s, and gives good
complexion. Every bottle guaranteed.
Sold at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
50 cents per bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28
A FLORAL PALACE
Is the New Establishment of L. a. Smith
or Twelfth street.

Il the New Establishment of L. A. Smith
on twelfth street
A floral palace Is the new establish
ment to be opened tomorrow morning
by L. A. Smith, the Island florist, at s6
Twelfth street. Mr.. Smith cordially In
vltes his friends and patrons to call at
his new place OF business on Twelfth
street and inspect his large, varied and
beautiful stock OF plants and cut flow
eFs. Il Is we'll worth visit TO his
salesrooms 20 see what can be done in
the scientific culture Of flowers.
Mr.. Smith will make speciality Of
flowers for funerals, ns well as for
weddings and other social functions.
His facilities are excellent fot the
prompt filling Of any order, however
large II may be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28

DOLLAR Foster Patent Kid Gloves 50
cents At THE BON TON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28

The musicale and conversations for
the benefit of the Kings Daughters OF
st. Matthews p. 3. church, given at the
Mcclure last evening, called out o rep.
resentatIve audience and was an inter-
esting affair from every point OF view.
This organization. Of which Mrs. George
B. Caldwell is the leader, Is to be con-
graduated upon the successful outcome
OF every thing undertaken by 1t. The
young people who contributed the artls-
tic enjoyment all merit the highest APP
proYal. They were Mrs. Fred Frazier,
Mrs, Leon Klee, Miss Margaret Harvey,
Miss Sue Caldwell, Miss Gertrude Reis-
ter, Miss Virginia Harrison. Miss Har-
rlet Dalzell, Mr.. A. A. Taylor, Mr., Jas
per Baum, singers; Miss Emily Pollock,
Miss Ella Brics and Miss Martha d.
Caldwell, pianlsts, and Miss Ella Chew,
elocutionist, who made most attractive
programme ensemble. Mrs. Ricardo
Riccl, Miss Annie V. Sage, Miss Lutte
Hicks, Mir. Robert Giichrist, and Mr..
Nelson Vance, beautifully supported the
vocal work.
Speaking Of the Blair break. Mr.. Nor
ris Horklreimer said that the Democrat
lie candidate possibly meant unwashed
wool, but even then his statement is un-
true, for unwashed wool. like washed,
Is higher now than It has been since 1898.
1t Will be noticed that oil woods went
up decidedly upon the enactment OF the
DiBgley tariff act, which protects
American wool from the inroads Of Aus
trahan and other foreign wooic. Cons
tiHulrS, Mr.. Horkheimer said that
washed wool ls standard in this section,
the larger part OF the purchasest OF his
firm from Western Pennsylvania, East
ern Ohio and West Virginia being OF
the washed grades, so in speaking OF
the prices OF wool. Mr.. Blair could not
lake the unwashed grades and cite their
prices as the ruling price for WOO! IN
this section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28

This stamps as false Nj. BIaIr's
statement as quoted in his own party
organ. ON THE CONTRARY WOOL
rs NOW RICHER THAN IT HAS
BEEN SINCE WE FINANCIAL
PANIC OF 1898.
Messrs, Horkheimer added that they
WOULD PAY MR., BLAIR TWENTY
FIVE CENTS A FOUND FOR ALL
THE WASHED WOOL HE COULD
RAKE UP IN HIS OWN COUNTY OF
DODDRIDGE. rom which comes much
Of the wool bouGht by the firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28
nIFn.

RoDGERs-At tho residence OF his par-
cnts, No. 100 North Front street
Usland). on Tuesday. October g. at
ll:lj o'clock O. M, LEE MURFIN, only
child OF j. V. L. and OphellA L, RodB-
crs, in his 18th year.
Services at tho residence at - o'clock
noon Friday, October IS, Interment At
wellsburE. W. Va, leaving on the 1:25
n. m. train. Pan Handlo road
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28
.TILL HE ANSWER IT /?
An Offer to the Democrats Con-
gressional Candid ate
WHICH HE WILL HAVE TO TAKE

Up Or CONFESS HE MADE A
lIssTArEMENT IN BIS SPEECH
AT TIE OPERA HOUSE ON WE'D
NEsDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BROTHERS WILL PAY Mr..
BLAIR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A
POUND FOR EVERY POUND OF
WASHED WOOL IN HIS COUNTY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28

Be sure and use that old and woll-tried
remedy, NrB. winBiow's Soothing
Syrup for children teethlnE. II Soothea
the child. softens the gums, nllays all
pain, cures wind collie and is tho best
remedy for dnrrhOeR. twenty-five
cents bottle m.w&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-28

THD Kings Daughters viii give n
Free Concert at the Fourth Street NJ. Z.
church at O'Clock this evening, at
which Mrs. Martha e. Whitaker will
sing. Mrs Whitaker needs no introduce
ton to u Wheeling audience