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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

People who thought that I'm Old
Kentucky" was played out will be sur
prised to learn that it will enter upon
it's sixth season early in September,
under the management of Jacob Lift.
This now famous play, which is known
through almost every city, town and
hamlet in this country, has been one
of the most successful pieces of the
atrical property the American stage
has ever known. Mr., Lift still retains
the original pickaninny band, which
has become identical with the produc-
ton; and it goes out the coming sea-
son with a lot of new scenery and eff
fectS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

savings in American real estate. which
turned out immensely valuable. The
other day she disposed of the last of
her Boston holdings, consisting of val
liable mercantile houses, which realized
over s150000. The once great singer is
now the Countess de Casa Mirande, and
enjoys her fortune and title in the
south os France. She is still a re-
markably well preserved woman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

Alice Nelson is back from Japan, and
will at once call rehearsals for her new
opera, which opens in September.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31
Wanted to Oblige.

Troy Times: A Frenchman applied
to a. local official for passport to visit
Klatterwingschen, in Switzerland The
who was not fellow of
any geographical society, struggled in
vain with the spelling of the places
name. Then, unwilling to confess his
difficulty, he blandly asked: Would
YOU as lief visit some other town?"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31
Pacifed Her.

Chicago News: II guess our hired
girl will never went to leave US now"
'Why?"
"Why?"
my wife has allowed her to attach
her cyclometer to the sewing machine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

Maurice Barrymore will head a big
Shenandoah company which Lift will
send out next season. Mr.. Barrymore
will be supported by 20 horses and a
company of actors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

Probate Rulings.
Estate of Frederick Solomon, deceas-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

A Denver note says that "Christo-
pher, Jr-," is the next play announced
at the Gardens.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

The management of the Salt Lake
Opera company, including Messrs.
Weihe, Piper, Spencer, Goddard and
Whitney. expect to have a meeting
during the week to decide on the open
ing opera for the season. THE Queens
Lace Handkerchief has just been re-
ceived from New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

In San Francisco last Monday night
the opposing attractions were the
Frawley company in "a Gallant Sur
render Lewis Morrison in East
Lynne he playing Levison and Flor
ence Roberts essaying the weeping
role; 1.-The Two Orphans" at the Grand,
THE Beggar Student" at the Tivoli,
and a vaudeville performance at the
Orpheum. Say what one will, San
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

Walter Edwards, who has received II
offers for next season, has finally de-
cided to return to Pittsburg, where he
will head a stock company at the East
End theatre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

Fanny Davenport has been fighting
a brave battle for life at her home
Melbourne Hall, Duxbury, Mass. The
close of last week found her condition
greatly improved, and her anxious
friends hope that the end of the sum-
mer will find her well on the road to
recovery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31

Francis Wilson's new opera. by Harry
B. Smith and Ludwig Highlander, is
called THE Little Corporal" 1t is hard
to think OF Wilson as the immortal
Corsican. even in a burlescue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-23
.ls,lygs,,:: -cr,,r,,,s,in IIn.r,l l,yorl..

No work In this vicinity says the
stcubenville Gazette, requires in a man
the strength and constitution OF mule
more than furnace work In the las.
couple OF years, especially. the laborlns
feature. This portion Of the WORK, more
especially the buggy crew, has so chang
ed In It's arduous demands that only
men, of unusual endurance caa stnndit.
Dozens OF men have secured work at
the Jefferson, and have quit, their. ner-
vous system being unable TO keep up
under the awful strain. Under the old
Jefferson management the plain ibuggies
were used and taxed mems strength.
sufficiently. Now sideboards are used
on the buggles and as they have to be
pulled over rough and uneven ground
and over ira cks. It Is an awful test and
given out. big. strong Irishman ap-i
piled for work at the Jefferson, and he
was put on the buggy crew. He started
out with the buggy to the stock pile and
filed up his buggy and sat down on his
shovel for n smoke, As his buggy did
no. turn IN IN time for the elevator,
and buggIes with other material were
waiting 10 go. the assistant superin-
teudent went out TO find the Irlshman.
and stheyfollowing dialogue is alleged to
have taken place:
We'll, have You got your buggy FIJI.
cd II, n w: AZ !,
81 have" came the answer.
We'll, why didn't you bring the bug
sy in ~ =, y u (. 5s Z. X:
Well .beiabers, I was waitin' for the
mule; did not know was expected
to pull this load ~
The man quilt. la}s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-23

AMONG the children are so prett naive
and Jolly that they reap d copper. even
d r!iyes haryest daily Take four years
old tJosefa. who has become niendicapti
in ordinary 10 the Corps OF correspond
icfts Her plump little figure. Dronzc
Skin. deep rnellin iey,es and Z Moving
hend.drefs or fdlnsy silk are d tttlctIqe'
10 their way I. but pale their Intellectual
lfifeS before the joll sunshine OF, hers
smile and the conheiour certainly of
her demand for Una pessta twenty
ccn,s) She scotiif n ccnthyoJ penny.
and that cliild's income must be grow
Ing burdenson,r. she has a lmother,
however, utid seven iothees anu sis
ters, all fat 30 the four years old FAM
Ivy ipainstay can stand pretty big re-
jcelpis. s ,s3S \, y
Another picture and a sadder sever
al days ago Sonr correspondent, walk
ing on ,oblspo street,ncar Nillesas. heard
a, low song from IL doorway md looking
within. saw n III tie lad OF nine, OF tenito,
whom was clinglng n Very atom o al
baby az 10 size, and weight. though
From Its eyes d nd face II must, have
been eighteen months old. The lad stop
ped his singing and locked up asthe
correspondent stopped but did NOT by
voice or gesture crave aims. The two
had three garments among them. the
baby using zone, From its socket. re-,
Gently, one. OF tho boys eyes had been
torn and the CHASTITY wound was inno-
cent " dressing or care. He accepted!
the proffered coin With d smile and a
Gracious Senor''; but when an inter-
prefer was secured and we sought to
learn his history, he maintained for q
long time q reserve born OF fear, cruel-
~ and sad experience tits not neces-
lsary 10 repeat his story. @i5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-23

It certainly. looks like It. but there is
really no trick about 1is.4t Anybody can
try itwho has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys. Malaria or nervoug troubles!
We mean he can cure himself right
away by taking Electric Bltters, This
medicine tones IN the whole system,
acts as n stmulant TO Liver anl Kid
neys, Is a blood|puslller and Nerve tonic.
Itcures Constipation, Headache, Faint
Ing Spells, SlGeplessneSs. and Melln-'
choly. It Is purely reRetablc,'a mild lax
alive and restores Ahe system 40 It's mt.
ural vigor. Try Electric Bltters and
be convinced that they are n miracle
worker. Every bottle guaranteed Only
zoe a bottle at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store. q Z * 3, & {, 81 J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-23

"a "a
sNT.ASA,yla, Key West. Fla. March
- now krpwn positively that the
NEGOTIATIONS between General Panho's,
delegates. Ramires and charyes, and
Captain catiSto Garcia and other prom.
ineht insurgents. Which the radical au-
Economists here are said to be opposetto.
offefS;ofs practical Independence have
fpf9yca 8niabsoiutc failure No partlc-,
5,ilasihayc yet been received at the pal
q aga ds 10 The, place or the particulars.
otlIths ineetlns. but that the nesotia-.
lions have falled Is shown by the re-
sumption OF hostiaties, a, = :;
General }Pando's command Is again
moving eastward. purp6slnS 10 carry
$outsthc plans In the province OF. Puerto
Principe md Santiago de Cuba made,
prior 10 the generals arrival ut the city
5of. Santiago de Cuba. Y i6 ( III q ii
The fact that General Maxine Gomez
remains; inside the Jucaro- Moro tfocha
and General lPando's rear makes the
8lattertthe subject OF criticism upon the
spart or military men In HnraEa. How
geyer, In view OF, the fact that the details
of the movements of the Spaniards and
Insurgents are frfeager, all Judgment
5pasSsd il liable to revision on receipt OF
fuller Information. ( q x
The insurgents Recently captured and
\ destroyed Fort Oleso. In the district of
San Juan Martinez province of Plnar
i del Rio. Five OF the Spanish garrison
were killed and five wounded. ~ q X; y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-23
h A Nev,'eelr-die..

~ ~ Tho ....lile.timc'' of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will never draw to q close.
Wien a mother once uses It, she con-
stjnucs its use right along; because, she
found, for curing cough, cold, Group and
$wl,ooplns.eoush d.. Bulls CouglSyrup5
Sunequallcd by any other similar med,
8ieine. 81 have used DR.. Bulls Cough.
Syrup, for ten Or fifteen years in the
sfNihily,ifor coughs and throat troubles
caused by colds, and haze found no
sSliperio Mrs. D. T. Clarke.
$1G3S Congress ST., Cleveland, 90 DR..
5Dull's Cough Syrup. can be Ind every:
where for % cents. Dealers will say
they have something else ''Just rs
good OF better, because they wantto
mike more profit. Don't be9"stakeni
sinl' Dr.Bull's Cough syrupis tho best.
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7Tts53lEa-' : lsgf s.
Recent PenItoils,

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March "a
Pensions to West Virginia applicants
have been granted as follows:
1ncrtase-Wllliam Heron. Wheeling,
50 10 IS; Talbert Holley, Huntington,
sis to SIT. Is a ~ Z,
Reissue and Incrense--JohntH II. Tas.
ker, Montgomery, SC to lsS. Z, !, ,i..
Orislnal-Emanuel Frceland. Bar
racksvllle, IS.
..iWidow-.-Joanna Lott. ParkcrsburE.sS
Other issues are. original, Morris
Smith,f Eutaw, Washington 4 county,
Pennsylvania. So, Joseph Brown, Wash
.lngton. Pa, SC: Matthew Atkinson, West
Wheeling, Ohio, IS. .5,s5 ( 8. 81 - rs
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A Different story.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March "a special
to the Post Dispatch: from Texurkana,
Ark, says: Il St.j i,5t i, 1
Several weeks 90 Mrs. John Cox and
one OF her children were burned TO
death two miles east OF here. It was re-
ported as an accident, In which Mrs.
Cox had tainted and fallen into the
fireplace, where the embers set fire to,
her clothing and burned her up. The
flames were supposed to have also ig-
nited a cradle and burned the baby.
Now. as the result OF q story told by
an older Child OF John Cox, the husband
and father has been arrested and Is
confined in Jail charged with the, MUIR
der OF the woman and her child.
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coloraoa ID, sprinlis., Flre swept.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. March
2::.-Flre which bsoke out al 1880 this
morning IN the Woodside, a large frame
hotel which was unoccupied, threatened
for. several hours 10 wipe out the entire
eastern end Of the city, but was brought
under control shortly after 3 o'clock.
The Woodside and several adjoining;
cottages were;iestroyed. Thetloss is es-s
stimated at 100000. "A high wind was
blowing AandEembers from the burning
buildings Were carried several blocks.
The water smainsh were. Stoo4srahll z to
give the requisite pressure Z and the
tiremen 'wetetaiso tampered by lack OF
hose. Help was summoned from Coio-
RADIO City and tMunitou Earlier in the
night Sheriff Boynton's residence was
burned, causing "a loss OF $iO, 900, This
fire also endangered much surrounding
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-23
BLANCo's THREATS.
WIN i,.,lsu Il rorp'.,lo Fleet 3, detained

VIII Resign II Torpslo Fleet IL Detained
at Canary Isln,,d,. Nc.
NEW YORK, March GA special
dispatch from Havana to-day alleges
that Captain General Blanco and ADJ
inIral AInterola have notified the Mad;
rid government that they WIN resign
their otllces II the Spanish torpedo fleet
.is TO be detained at tho Canaries in
obedience 10 the demand OF President
Mckinley.
S Captain E,ilate, of the cruiser Viz
caya, is also alleged 10 have sent n meg
sage to the Spanish admiralty similar
In tenor to those of the captain general
and Admiral AIanterola. !.
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The American, jew.

{ Frank Leslles Weekly: As TO the
number, OF Jews at present living In the.
United States. no exact statistics are.
attainable, as the government does not
I classify the population by. religions ID
the enumerations for the decennial cen.
,sus. But more or less careful estimates
have been made, from time to time. from
which Mr.. David Sulzberger, OF Phila-
5delphia. has compiled an approSima to
statement OF the growth of the Semitic
population. From estimate made on the
authority OF the Rev. Gershoml Mendes
Seixas, In 1872. 1t Is inferred that there
were at least four, hundred Jews in New
York at that time. The Jewish popuia-i
ton IN Pennsylvania included from
eighty to one hundred families; in Rich
imond, Va, thirty families, and In South
Carolina. about 1000 souls.
K The first systematic attemptito OBJ
tain definite statistical information was
undertaken by the board OF delegates of
American Israelites, with the assistance
OF the Union of Americana Hebrew con-
g.egations, whose committee reported In
1877 a total population; OF 1s9. 75s, and In
1880 a total, OF ,230. 257. In 1855, accord
ing TO Isaac Markens, the population
had risen to 400. 900. OF which 125.0 900 were
credited to New York. and $4,000 of
which landed on these shores between
1851 and 1856. The work of gathering
the statistics for4th eleventh census
.QS90) was committed to Phillip Cowen
of the American Hebrew, and he pre-
sented tables showing 533 congregations
of Orthodox and Reformed Jews, with
g130,j96 communicates hestwo branches
together have 30l church edifices. WITH
an approximate seating capacity of
1884. Besides those edIfces, 231 halls.
etc, are occupied by congregations, and
these halls have 4 seating capacity of
2S,417. The total value OF the synagogue
property Is IS, 754,275. an increase in ten
years OF sS.5i9. s9I. while the number
OF communicates advanced over $4,000.
~ Coming down to the present day. NJ.
iSuIzberger says: THE total ascertain
ed immigration, since 1885 Is al ,073. and,
adding, q. $40 given by Mr.. Joseph Ja-
eobs in the Jewish Year Book for 1896.
the total of Jewish Immigration to the
United States since 1881 would not be
over 4S5, 1888. And. finally, he gives, in
conservative estimate, $4,000 as the
total: number OF Jews, nowi settled inthe
United States. According TO his compu-y
5tations. various principal states rank as
follows In the. size OF their Hebrew pop
ulatlon: New York, $50, 600; Illinois and
Pennsylvania, each. S., 600; Ohio. 10000
California and Maryland, each. $1,000;
Missouri and New Jersey, each. 2s.oo0;s
Massachusetts and Louisiana, each. 20,-y
900, and Virginia, $4,000. In all the south
tern states it is large and rapidly grow
ing: while In Maine. New Hampshire,
Vermont and Wyoming, 1t does not ex-
coed 1000. ~ q q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-23

Atlanta Constitution: We don't want
no war My Pa says War an Whisky is
Hell. Buff Whisky Is, my Ma says
Pa must like belniIn hell, Pa had one
leg shot on in the last War. ne wears
agWooden leg now, which Ma locks up
when he gifts full, SOS he can't go out
anSglt fuller, Pm, says ~ they's War he
hopes theS'll sen all the revcnoo De-.
.tectireslto. the Front SOS he kin make
,moonshlne Ticker an $livln'. Pa is
a5ln the guvment. l55! =. !;
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employees ofsthc catering company. who
were In the top. story asleep. barely es-
capped with their lives. The following
were burned or otherwise injured dur
ing the free. but none seriously John
F!Burns, fireman; George A. McAilis-
ter, fireman; Harry Smith. bar tender;
Joseph steimers, porter; Jacob Buchan-5
an, porter: the total loss Is $50 900. z 3,
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sArr.Isa1p IVES. ytRo1NrA.
Ian i.on {, ,aaiy; second. ,ps rilen OF
p q ti,r t,hio Contiy cau, nts,ion,fs. "a

|ifIsfrlton C5uuty Ntcvnus ths srt'v's "
fiis 0his Comfy tam nts,iontr,.
Special Dispatch 10 the Intellircrcef.
S clARgsBt;Rsi, Va, March Y
iTna Harrlsan csuhty court has sectsi
onati the actor 81 die ohles county
iJSsse oi comm. sslontts n jolaihs tascrs
inoy eRtnt to. have one D the new tInl--s
Isd states cattle ships named IN honor
ot yyeAS Virgins. at Yesterday 4 aess'33
5ioi,., aud on rnoii6n. OK iiatsey ", Hafs
Stnrr, ESQ. the following rSsolu tiotisl
we're adopted and ordered TO be cent
He'd ~ SO x 81
'5,iwhereas West virginia was born
amid thG throes OF war. !, I'd adopted as
her motto 'aIontntiI senaper llbetI." ana
hes remarkable career ot progress aud
development Is q notable lnstarce sotA
the great strides America IL rilliin0 IN
the march Sof civilization and I'D
s.PWheeeas. This Is the home of Judge,
Nathan Goii, IateEa distinguished Sec
retary OF tile navy, and the name West
Virginia has never been given 10 any
vessel In the navy; OF the United States;
and a /, 4, Il. q
whereas. 1T is, the desire Z + the cti.-S
zensi OF West Virginia that her no me ~
given 10 ono OF the new battle ships 10
be built for our navy. :! Va 4.
,.Therefors. BE II resolved that the
board OF county commissioners OF Harr
fison county, that the honorable sccre-
.tary OF the navy and other officials OF
THE government be. and they are hereby
.respectful,S, requested to consldcr the
sproprlety of giving to one OF the new
.6attle,shlps the name otwest Virginia;
and further. be It 4 Il X 81
"Resolvetl That our senators and
representatives. In Congress be asked to,
do all In their powerto have this desire
OF their, constituents realized. and that
the clerk OF this court forward each OF
them copies OF this resolution"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-23

5WHoopINt' cough Is Tho most dis.
trcss!ng maiady. but It's duration can DO
cut short by the use OF One Minute
Cough Cure. which is also the hes,
ykroowhRrcmcdy for Group and ali lung
: Gdctzc, Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair, Forty.slSth andfJa.,
cob s,rcets:a3i a. &C., scheele, No. COZ Main
street: M Exloy l3rosDs Penn and Zane
! streets; Bowie 81 Co... bridgeport. . "a
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X the linh,yi IL emitting ,rtet,,,

u the nnhr ~ emitting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and well. tried
remedy, Mrs. lTinslow's Soothing
Syrup orschildren tecthing. z It soothes
the child. aoftens the gums. ullays nil
palm cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhoeu. Twenty-Five
cents Il bottle. m.w&fs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-23

pITTsBuRGH. Pa. March 2e.--An
explosion occurred Al Manown y Coal
mine, near aIonongahela City to-day.
Two ore known 10 have been killed and
1--WE injured.
The. known dead and injured are: MI
chhel Tolci, body badly burned and
hardly recognizable. b
e Unknown foreigner found floating in
tho river an honr after the explosion.
Injured: Alex. Deogdon. miner. badly
burned nbout the head and fncc.i Ser
lous condition. and will hardly recover.
- Fulton, miner. badly burned;
may recover, * Z gS h 5,iiis
81 Tong Fulton. son OF the former, and
his helper In the mine, badly burned;
likely to recover g z I. 4 tlss 1t
Two unknown slavs.. badly burned; In
m unconscious state aud lhe!. names
cannot be learned. "A x K *
" A later report says that the lmprlSon-
ed miners we're rescued uninjnred.
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~ Gives local Endorsement. st4s X {.
n No Letter proof can be had.
None better should be asked vi I.
Wheeling people should know what Isl
lthc true kidney remedy
Distinguish IL from many limitations.
Know that Doan's Kidney Pills are
ithc only genuine.
There are many kidney remedies
but only one cure. Z, ,St
Other kidney pills. but only one
| Doan's. : \. =
And they cure kidney Ills. IS,
r. We say go, your neighbours prove It.
Mr. John Bartcns. of No. 200 Main
j street, n dyer at J.. E. Stifcli & Sons,
isays: "Doan's Kidney Pills made short
work OF my backache. ! contracted a
heavy cold. which settled in my kid
,neys, and caused a constant. dull. ach-
ling pain across my loins. It would get
Better for a time, but Just as coon as I
IEot wet, or n change OF weather took
,:place. back II came. again. 1ifound itiot
.,grcat Inconvenience when at work. and
II kept putting off doing anything forSlt.
lthinldng,it would wear away. 1t didn't.
$50 when / saw Doan's Kidney Pills so
highly recommended to cure all forms
I of 5ackachc, i thought would try
then and procuring box at the Logan
Drug Co.'S store at the Bridge corner, L
began their use; I did not have occa-
:slon to take rnnny, as the pains soon
left mo and my back became Us strong
as ever. x Ny advice to others Is do not
ilrt q little Dain In the back co on with
the expectation that Il Will wear away,
but get something for tat once. and the
iibcst something is Donn's Kidney Pills"
y Deans Kidney Pills for sale by. all
dealers. Price 10 cents. Mailed by Fos-
;,tcr-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. N II, sole
agents for the United States! Remember
1.-THE nume-Doan's-and take no substi.,
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any old symptoms"
Dr.. Niles Remcdies
arc sold BY oil drug
rlsts under . positive
guarantee. ilrst bottle
benefits or money re.
funded. Book on dis
cases Of tho heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR., NILES MEDIcA
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Many Narrow E,cnp.. IS =
Ne CHICAGO, March 29.-'rhe six story
building, Nos. Island 100 Monroe street.
occlpicd by3the Monroe Catering Com
lpany md the Building Trades Club,was.
destroyed by fire to.day. -Four Womenj
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FFERS
OF Practical independence to the
Cuban Insurgents 4,
WERE ABsOLuTtLY REFUSED.

THAT THE QUOTATIONS HAVE
FAILED IS SHOWN pY THE RE-
sem + Tro n or EHo srIIITIEs.
GENERAL PlANDo' vs. MILITARY
OPERATIONS CRITICISED IN
H1NYASA oi.PrAIS GENERAL
NBIikNco THREATENS TO RE.
+ 81 sis Il { \,
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IS A MANLY ACT,
"A Wheeling Citizen Speaks for tho Bene1li
OF His Fellow Citizens.

OF Hh 2 CHOW CItIEehs. "a
A plain. Straightforward statement. &
a grateful acknowledgement Of help.
Telling a personal experience.
Making |, public for the public good:
Is 4 manly act. I. t52 e,
ITS manly because 1t helps others. e
So many people have been misled.
SO maDv claims made that were not,
true.
: No wonder there are. skeptIcs.
Wheeling man speaks here. 4
Speaks In the interest OF humanity.
z Shows the way 20 our. citizens.
n Removes the stumbling block OF
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