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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
Notice of rublicntlon- ohanccry.

State o. uiuoS-
10 * island County.
In the circuit Court. September term. 4 D.
Isq-. In charcery.
MAY Eohrcr " John \. Itphrsr-
Aidavtt OF the IL sn-rcs ems e. or the sir1-e
defendant. John \. Eulrpr. Idviu-. been nIs-r'
in the clerks ONCE of the circuit court Of - ~
county. notice l. therefore hercb. given 20
the said nonresident defendant tina. the com
rleinant lied her biu or complaint in sad
court. on thG cL1nccry side the. coz. Oh tHc
iSth day OF AuguSs- A u. i-I- and tsat there
upon a summons issued GU OF said court.
wher, Ia : id suit II new lcui,lE- re LUrnIb.c
ON the Srl Monday IN she ruu-TE uf ScpfcrIl Iszr
next. ~ l. by Ia req ircd- NON unl,~, YOU.
the sis unn-resi SENT q fc-daut ur We named.
John a kohrcr. shan personally hc aud appear
before said circuit court. 90 tue FIRST euy o.
the next term tbcrof. 20 ice holden a. kOcis
Island q and Tor the said coon -. ou tlc, nd,
Monday il September next. and plead. rs - ~
or dernur ID = i'll complainant biz of com
plant. the same and The matters and things
thereil charged and stated wili De taken -
confessed. ana decree entered against 90
according TO the prayer 81 said bib
CsEJRGE ". CAMILLE. ClcE's
Rock Island. Illinois August n. !-ess-
JOHN W. QUILfA Complainant Solicitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
WHEN YOUR EYES SMILE TOO.

Khen your eyes smile too-when your eyes
smile too,
It's then know your hidden heart is laughing
ont with you.
rs often have seen your lips go searching up
smile,
And, oh, 1 somehow knew your heart was
grieving all the while,
And the sky was dark and gloomy md the bird
songs were so fsw,
And the sun forgot its shining-tin your eyes
smiled too!
When your eyes smilo too-when your eyes
smile too,
Oh, the listen of tho willows and the glisten of
TIE dew!
Oh. the brightness of the meadow and the
lightness of the grain,
And the music of the little winds that laugh
along the lane!
Oh. thu whisper of the valley and the deepness
of the blue,
And the glory just of living when your eyes
smile tool
New York Press
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
KING or THE NIGHT.
Fate of August African Monarch Who
S;aid out Too Late.


Even the emperor of China is not SO
much 4 slave oil court etiquette as the king
Of Porto \OyO, writes u French explorer
CT Africa. Tradition forbids him from
going out after dark for fear he might
meet the tCrriDlo king OF the night. 1t is
bciic,ci that il the two kings, hc of the
day and he of tho night, Were to meet,
they would provoke the divine anger, and
one or TIE Other or them would die, &C
cor,iiux is tho meeting took place nearer
TO twilight or to dawn.
After his accession ICf.a, the new orcu-
pant OF tho day job, decided hat ne would
always "a To bed carly and that his court
should do the same. He enforced this rule
with 50 muck severity that he had ccca-
sion % execute = lurEc number OF relatives
surprised while taking nocturnal strolis.
4hc night King therefore had the field
to himself. His manifestations consist in
running through TIE streets of Porto
Eu,o. with his followers, shricking and
shaking ruttlcs at the moon.
Recently the king Of the night plotted
against the life uf his majesty Of the day
King Tofls aud lis counsnlurs held a CON
ference Is 10 tho best methods Of outwi5-
ting the night monarch without offending
against custom. Therefore TOfra resolved
To profit hy - lapse from ancient tradition
on the part of his enemy. TCffa's follow
crs waited for u day when the king OF the
night should remain up until the dawn
instead of Sinking home rs usual just be-
fore IL.
Two days after their decision the King
OF the night was caught at about : O'Clock
in the morning, just as he WAS about to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26

King OF TIE NIGHT ~ COURT ATTIRE
stagger into his own Talace, followc,; by
slaves carrying bottles OF gin. Re was
dressed Enthusiastically beyond description.
Tie had rings in his nose and ears, his face
was painted and he wore \ he--I,ldreSs com
posed OF human bones and yuiturcs' feath-
ers. lie was very drunk.
TofTa's men gagged him carefully,
placed him in a hammock and carried him
OF 40 n prison
TofTa conid have killed the man, but on
the intcrqcssion of,the French resident he
merely banishod him Another king of
the night now reigns but be- rs 4 whole
some respect for Toffa. King OF the day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
STEAMER DUBUQUE.
Carnival City Packet Co.

Regular Rock Island & Burlington
packet steamer w. j. Young, Jr.,
handsomely equipped, leaves for Bur-
lington every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 1870 p. m. Steamer w.
j. Young, Jr., leaves every Sunday ut
$50 p. IN. with special excursion to
Muscatine, returning at IL p. IN.
Round trip, including supper, 81, or
as cents without supper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
Administrators Notice.
Estate of Patricl, Noonan. deceased.


The undersigned having been appoint 81 IA
ministratriE OF the estate OF =. rick Noon
an, late OF the county OF Rock Island state
OF Illinois, deceased hereby gives notice
that she viii appear before The county
court or Rock Island county. at the county
court room in the city Of Rock Island al the
October term. On the first Monday in 90
tober next. 1t which time ali persons having
claims against said estate are notified ard
requested 10 attend. Tor the purpose Of hay
ing the same al iustCd-
~ persons Indebted to said estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment To the
undersigned.
Dated this 10Th day of August. A. d. 1893.
ELIZA y. BROWN. Administrative.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
LEGAL.
AdmInistrntor,s Notice.
4 Jobnnra nvrnes d censes

Ftstte OF johanna Bvrnes. ceHscd-
T1c undersigned having beel ssClointad ad-
tnisiratIix Of The estate OF johanna
ByFus-- late OF the county OF Rock "A
and. state Of Illinois. deceased. hereby
gives u nice that she vii appear before
the cOun court Of Rock Island county. a. the
county co Irt room. IN the CITY OF Zoe Island.
at the oct 1ber term tie first Monday IL
October -. AT which & me al person,
having claim against said estate are notified
and requested 70 att .. for the purpose OF
hat ing the same ad ias ed.
al persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested 10 make Immediate payment 10 The
und-r,igncd
Dated this sth Gay OF Aug a .. 1873.
KATE J. 5YRNE-s. y Administrative.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
COWGIRL AND BANDIT.
Episodes In the Wild Life OF
Net Bette.
STRANGE FORKS OF VENGEANCE.

Personatins Dazzling Swell, She Induces
an Enemy's WIFE to Eiope with Her.
Friend Convicted of Murder.
-,ct Bottle csta blishcd q unique reputa-
tiOn I'm the far west as "a cowgirl and out
law. She began = life OF crime by shoot
ing faitliless lover at her home rear Fort
Gibson. 10 escape she Put on = suit of
her brOt hers clothes and SIT ont It night
on horseback. When daylight came, the
pretty girl was Tar away from Fort Gibson,
mounted on splendid horse, which shc
was urging toward the prairics of Texas.
SEc Joined a company of cowboys, who did
not suspect Ter. she knew all about cat
sic, smoked cigarettes and syyorc.
she next turned up in Chihuahua.
where she resumed he female attire, and
after making herself conspicuous by some
very extraordinary capers, one of which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26

In the Hawaiian Islands there are
twice as many men "a women.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
Somewhat True.

&c CIR is human. ana 10 s:icI. to it Is
Still mere so.-Chicago News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26

GA TOR
Bears the gIhs Kind You Haze AIMays Bought
s's. e &HAzZI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-26
e U REs

J. Riess. Fourth Avenue Drug Store, sole
agent. Rock Island, III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

Allegheny, Pa, md was also pupil AT
paesar college. Poughkcepsle, N. "
She Is ilnc performer on theiplano. nnd
OF quite an ainiable disposition. N
In the short time DR.. Bonnhe!m's IN,
ctimbency Of the rabb!nateof Monse-
horc congregation OF Las Vegas. he l1s
gained for himself and his excc!lors
family Consisting OF his wife. Hannchsn,
Gustchen, Arthur, his young son. and
Derthold, his nephew "a young man OF
eighteen years. an enviable reputation
both as an earnest anu faithful pastor
and teacher to the young. We extend
our sincere CONGRATULATIONS 10 tho
1sosenwald and Bonnhelm families IN
general and to our genial young friend
Ceclllo and Miss lIannchcn in par.icn-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed bids will be received by the Tow,
Council OF the Borough OF WaShInFtos
Pa, until Z o'clock p. m. on Monday. I'M.
20 1885. for. grading and paving with wi.
ri.ied brick 10000 square yards, more \,
less, OF streets in said borough. Sptclscs:
tions and blanks. upon Ihich bids ms,
be made, can be had OF me Secretary 81
Council, ut li5 South Main street S.n,'
rate bids will be received for each strsS,
or part.of street to be paved. Each bIjJ,,
shall accompany his bid with a certsS
check for $500 on National Bank, drsrs
TO the order OF the borough treasurer 4,
n guarantee that lie will execute a can.
tract In accordance With his bid. s1Ss
checks OF the unsuccessful bidders wifi h
returned Immediately on the awarding N
the contract. In case OF the refusal q, a
successful bidder to enter into conttart
his check shall be forfeited TO the borours
The Council reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids. 49, 80 ~
BY order OF Council
1el2 J. n. WHITE. Secretary,
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: LoNDoN.June 17.-A}speclal dispatch
from Berlin says Prince Blsmarck's
health is causing renewed anxiety. He
is reported to be suffering great pain
from Inflammation OF the veins of his
right leg. his daily drive has been sus-
pended and his sleep Is broken. Dr..
Schwenlnger. the Princes physician. It
Is asserted, has arrived at FrIedrchs-
ruhe and Count Herbert Bismarck is cx-
pectel there to might. ~. ...-.- 80
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lLEaAh NOTICES

|. soNs skochiR, CON ~ STrHE hAra
You arc hereby notified IN, Il.
cut court for the District az i SN!at.a 81.
Einia. In thc salt In equity tSeteib ".
ny nIs NM X ~ Daes and otht.P ta
pnny arc others Afe defendant, NJ Cea.
receivers for said Baer Sons q sppothl,t
pany and OF all property, RAJ w ,Csn.
aonal. and you are hereby noiIiise aa ptt.
dueated 70 NE with us al al r"si, ahd =.
as practicable your claims agSIS,,a az
s SstmSni company for Adjustment ~, ~
m NORRIS HoRKilEtMEp
BERNHARD HoRkiifiNp,
NheelLnE. W. va. June Q. lk sssSSSetystt
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MUSICAL WHEELING

Tho week now ending closed all per.
formances with one exception, that the
season OF 1S97-oS held, and that Is
booked for June 30 at the ST.. Matthew'S
p. L. church. The out-of-town attrac-
ton engaged Is Mr.. J. Henry Mckinley,
Wheelng's fayorite tenor. having sung
his way to that estimation at Former
oratorIa Society concerts. The rest of
the programme will be in the keeping OF
Mr.. Paris r. Meyers. organist OF the
church. The admission TO the concert
VIII be through an advance purchase Of
tickets. ii3 S8ii
Last evening In the Carroll Club au-
ditorium the song recital by the nd
vanced pupils OF Signor Riccl, inter-
spersed interestingly with mandolin
music by pupils receiving instruction
from Mrs. Rlcci. well established gthe
position OF these musicians as profess.
sionals and instructors. The class Is a
very large ono and is earnest;in itsSer-
beavers TO be instructed, through which
consideration. the Ricci studio will re-
main open until the last of July.
The Ar!on Singing Society concert at
the Wheeling Park Casino was in ev-
cry respect the success anticipated. The
solo performers. Mrs. Williams, Mr.
Hughes, Mr.. Clemans and Miss Grace,
Summers, have positions and reputa-
lions in Musical Wheeling and sustain
ed them By the usual good work. The
Opera House orchestra under Professor
Spell. splendldly did It's share. The
greatest praise Is due the society proper
under whose auspices the concert was
given. The gentlemen comprIsingl the
organization have worked hard and
proved 1t, much OF the singing being
more than was to be expected from a
body having not many opportunities for
practice. And In this Is shown the nbtI-;
ity of Professor. Hermann SchoclSey,the
conductor. Professor Sckocikey' 8 POSI-
ton and his unequalled services, becar,p
daily more apparent, though these var
iouS dolngs OF Musical Wheeling, there
being no place he cannot Ill. 5He5 has
been heard during the season as first,
violin In orchestra, as solo viollnlst, as
leader, OF the Philharmonic, as .conduc-
tor OF the Mozart and, Arlon- Singing
societies, as organist, as director at
school distribution exercises, and as
piano accompanist TO violin and song
performances and has in no way ever
been excelled. S e.
The oratorio Society meets Alonday
evening to elect the officers for the
coming year. A full attendance of the
membership Is desired.
Miss Mary Louise Clary has been en-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs-HoTEL.

Bids will BIO received until tho Ia, IA, !,
July, A.. D. 1898, for the building ot}H ~ y.
hotel building by Brast Bros, OF New N.Y.
tinsville, W. Va Drawings and snssiss as'
lions can be seen at the BraSt lIousf r..
Martinsyille, and ut the office OF Tia w ~
Il. o'Noill Co.. architects, Marietta. Os,o'
Bids are wanted for the several paris !,
the bnildlng. each tradc being bid upss
owners reserve the right 10 reject any ~
all bids. DRAST RPOs az
Z jeg - Now MartinsvIlle. w y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

. . D..
All around Wheeling on both sides Of
the river is scenery and ideal localities
for spending the heated season that fan
to find appreciation, probably from the
fact that "a prophet Is not without
honor save In his own country" There
Is no cooler or greener sward than that
under the thlckly-leavedi trees which
line West Virginia's hiilsides. It takes
the stranger 10 really grow eloquent
over 1.-THE Switzerland OF America:" the
West VirSlnian,, when his lot Is cast In
prairie state, or one where hilltops ard
valleys fall TO greet his eyes IN their
many shades OF verdure as at home. In
the immediate vicinity Of Wheeling
there are not the trout and fancy fish
advertised In the circular Of the dis
tant streams, not the "sho1t-chu.ing,"
or the festive sea serpent OF the ceas'de
resort. but II It's cool air. sights re-
freshlng to the eye and sounds pleasing
to the ear, withal 4 delightful sense OF
getting rested every minute and resting
every minute. West Virginia fills Tho bill.
Ohio and Marshall counties fill 1t. II
you are in doubt SO out the pike, and
then turn off into side road ~ lane,
after Elm Grove and Triadelphia have
been hidden by intervening hills. Don't
stick to the road or lane, but jump the
fence, cross over to my Of those big
shady trees and throw yourself on the
ground. Forget about the town, and the
birds and sky and trees and flowers and
grass and running springs Will do TIE
rest An afternoon there Is cheap and
pays big investment. An afterno m
there would be 4 picnic to yourself
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D. Z !. g. .
voice and. thorough conception of the
composers Idea In eHusheen., :, made
her number distinctly creditabl Mr.
jasper Baum gave Bandolero wifi,
much style and effect. Mr. Baum IA h,
member OF ST. Matthew'S choir. nn(i
possesses one OF the best voices In the
city Miss Letha Frazier. d young indy
with decided musical talent beside al,
unusually fine voice, rendered Mozart's
.'Yoi Che Sapete' very at,lsticalIy. d
Mr.. Henry w. Hughes, basso. Of, the
First PRESBYTERIAN choir, sang a double
number and as usual proved his 'wor-
thiness to be a universal favorlte. my
Little Love-" his FIRST selection, wns es-
peeially artistic. Miss Sue NJ, Caldwell
another decided favorite In Wheeling
musical circles, excelled all previous Of.
forts last evening. Her rendering OF
a"Batu Datti." BY Mozart. made the
NUMBER one OF the gems or the pro-
gramme. Miss Mamie D. Grub, also a
deserved ifavorlte with a concert audi.
ence, sang with much dramatic feryor
Donizettra 20, Milo FERNANDO" and her
sweet voice was never heard 10 better
advantage. n frll 7.
< One OF, the very best efforts OF the
evening, was that OF Mrs. Leon Klec,
nee Miss Carrie Gutmnn. young sInu.
.er OF unusually attractive appearance,
ana especially rich quality OF voice.
Mrs! Klee sang with much expression,
Lanes Trust and Belleve."'t The last
solo was sung by Mr.. Paul Bowles, who
pleased all With his excellent rendition
OF Tho Time VIII Come" s.;iIl5
The programme was Interestingly dI.
verslfed with mandolin solo by Miss
Lizzie Jones and a duet by Misses
Jones and Rinehart, pupils OF Mrs. Ric-
cl. and this was much enjoyed. Mrs.
Ricci exquisitelF accompanied all num-
bers and rs n whole the concert was one
OF the finest ever presented as "a pu-
pits concert and Slgnor and Mrs. Riccl
have cause to be very proud Of their
work as shown through these efforts.
THE Wreck OF the Hesperus" was
sung by the choir boys OF ST. Matthews
7. i. church, Mrs. Flora Williams as
sistlns as leading soprano. The Wheel
Ing orchestra accompanied and all were
under direction of Mr.. Paris r. Meyers.
The performance was highly credltable.
During the evening Miss Ella Chew,pu-
Pill OF Mr.. Meyers, beautifully played a
serenade ard concerto OF beethoven, ac-
companicd on second plano by her
teacher. and proved her ability. Miss
Chew gives promise OF brilliant attain
ment, 5ss E1I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18
WHEELING PARK CONCERN.

Tomorrow afternoon at Wheeling mark,
the Opera House band Will give the follow.
ing opcn, air concert programme, begin
Ming ct 40 o'clock: .-s2 81 ols-
March-"On Review. Heed
Ovcrture-"Comedy" Keler:Bela
SELECTION from the comic opera THE
Waltz--"Sneno de Maria" (Mary's
Overture Amazone" ..............., KiesIer
Fantasia on my Old Kentucky Home"
Negro CddIty-'Missssippi Rag. .Krcll
Grand Fantasia on American Airs.
600. :........................ Catlin
March-"The Old Veteran. Barnard
March-patriotic Airs ..;.......: BIT askc
Observation-Disclosures. Wagner
La Belle Creole. "Troplc Dance. Hermann
Selcctlon-"A Gaiety Girl. ........... .Tobani
Waltz-"DauEhter OF Love-. .Bennet
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STOCKHOLDERS. MnnrLNa,
NOTICE OF INTENTION To os,;;s.-
- TIME OF CoNTlNU aScEs ~ az TIE
NORTH WHEELING CII,lss SIaE

o. . e. .
The undersigned. n s,ockho,do, Il. r.
North Wheeling Glass COMPANY y ne
poratloh heretofore formed under ,bs eoe'
eral laws of the state OF Wes,' W.. ~.
and now IN existence, hereby ciyr." rns
OF his intention to otter. at a spseis, I IS'
ing OF the stockholders OF such so, meet
lion to be held a rs the once Of said tS.
OF Wheeling, Ohio county. West VI,s,,ssiv
on the 9Th day Of July, iSsS cornmssoii.lt.
a. e;Se o'clock p. m. the following feso1i
"Rcsolvcd, That the time OF ina ~,
tlnuance OF this corporation, the y N Ssa.
wheeling Glass Company. shall be a mS5I !,
n is s eS'e eS.sns gar 6 5he 5s
unuanee OF said corporation beyond M ~.
limited IN the agreement for Its formn,Is!
not exceeding nifty years" Y ''' '' "a
1ell-s Y ----.------- q .-.t-l FIJI. PARK (
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

Mr.. W. j. W. Cowden, who was up
pointed paymaster In the army with
rank of major, left "Wednesday for
Washington City, accompanied by Mr..
Robert Mcclure as clerk in the game
Office. Both appointments. in the esti.
nation Of their fellow citizens, were
wortilily made. ~. s. lG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

CEISTER I'M N.
Ocean end New York Ave. Atlantic City,
n. j.. Open all the year. 500 per day,
$40 to $3.50 weekly. p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

Miss Marjorie Gentry, o, Charleston,
niece Of the late Senator Kenna, and
who was the charming guest OF Miss
Mamie D. Grub. has gone to Webster
Springs to spend tho summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

Invitations have been received from
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert a. NfcCabe Tor
The marriage Of Miss Belle McCabc, one
OF the cltys most charming and popu-
lar young women. 20 Mr.. William Bates
Woods. at high noon. Tuesday, June %,
IN st. Lukc's P. +. church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

HOTEL STR ND.
Formerly the Monterey. Ocean end VIZ
Entirely new throughout. Excellen, In er.
cry appointment. Superior table. Ocean
view. Write for reduced June terms and
booklet. FAIRBAIRN, & WILLIAMS, l.
t--=.Esgt-f7 w g. is .-tegE Atlantic CITY Nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

The Democrats have their county
suggestion meetings to-day. Outside OF
the congressional contest not much in
terest is being shown in the result.
Aside from the two Ohio county candi-
dates, Messrs. Arnett and Pendleton,
there are other candidates from the in
terror, among them eS:State Senator K.
F. Kidd. OF Gilmer, who arrived in the
city last evening. accompanied by Mr..
A. S. Holt. also Of Chenille. It is said
Mr.. Kidd is here to see that his friends
are suggested for congressional conven-
ton delegates to-days suggestion meet
inSs. They were met by several Of the
local leaders last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

Miss Angela Feeny, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Feeny, OF North
Chapline street, has rs house guests her.
cousins. Miss Fechtig. OF Baltimore, and
Miss McHenry, OF Cumberland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

Mrs: Thomas, mother Of Rev, N. s.
Thomas, OF St. Matthews p. E. church.,
: IS visiting in Leavcnworth, Kas. I'd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

Ia .' " b. Y j
Soon the exodus OF the city Jay will
begin to the breezy mountain tors, 10
the seaside, or 10 his country cousin
with the spring cellar and the shelves
5whereon lie big crooks OF buttcrmIlk.
some 50 In search OF cooler tenpera-
ture. some because i happens to he
their vacation time, others 10 wearwhlte
duck suits, accumulate. sunbnrn and
,ireckles and have u stock OF t'whtre we
spent the summer ut" stories 10 pun
lsh their less Fortunate friends with.
a summer vacation Is q, great thing and
where spend L Is now puzzlIns many
a town-wcarled BRAIN Maps ana ple-
lures OF summer resorts are vieing with
che. fascinating descriptions OF ma ;al
sklf1nishcs In Cuban waters, railrCad
guides. replace theyveet pocket note
book and calendar, fishing camps knock
the perslmmOns from those at Caicka-
mauga, Summer is here and where VIII
we go?" Tastes differ. said the woman
when she kissed the calf. Atlantic City
and the seashore will take care OF the
usual big crowds. though II was thought
"the firing. off the COAST might have
lessened the seaside pilgrims. Others
who love the water will frequent the
great lakes or the rivers edge. Noun
tain Lake Park and Moundsville camp
grounds will be sought by large horles
OF lovers of interior scenery and the
bracinE mountain air. or the summer
tourists, n few, just few, will gu out
into the country. Not many miles from
Wheeling is It necessary to go for recre-
alton and recuperation. sHG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-18

9 Mrs. John P. Glass is entertaining as
house guest Miss Moore, OF Elwell,
w. Va.