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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-03
CONFEDERATE PENSIONS.

Captain Iredell Jones, of Rock Hill
came up to Yorkville last Thursday
for the purpose of looking after the
matter of York county pensions.
Upon investigation, Captain Jones
could learn of only three townships
Broad River. Catawba and York
which had elected township boards as
required by law.
1t is highly important that the other
townships organize at once. Other
wise, there may come up complica.
tions which might result in the appro-
priation in this county gcing by
default.
In another column, Captain Jones
publishes a call for meetings to be
held in the respective townships on
Saturday, September 10. The need
now is for patriotic Confederate veter'
ans enough to attend and organize the
township boards.
The chairmen of the respective
township boards to be elected on Sep
tember 10 are requested to meet in
Yorkville on September II for the pur-
pose of electing the county board.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The York county Democratic Ex-
ecutive committee met in Yorkville on
Thursday, tabulated the returns and
declared the result of Tuesdays's pri-
mary so far as it applies to this county.
The. official count showed very
little change in the figures as publish
ed in THE ENQUIRER on Tuesday
morning; but in order to make the
record absolutely correct, the official
tabulation is today republished.
The candidates who were declared
elected were Colonel w. H. McCorkle,
probate Judge; H. A. q. Nicely, treas
urer; H. E. Johnson, T. F. Mellow,
S. H. Epps and T. P. McDill, repre-
sentatives.
Second races were ordered between
the following candidates for the offices
named:
#. Glib Culp and ]. Ed Leech, for
supervisor.
w. w. Boyce and Calvin G. Parish,
for auditor.
J. A. Tate and John E. Carroll, for
superintendent of education.
Under the rules, Tuesday, August
13, is fixed as the date of the second
primary.
BY resolution, it was agreed that
managers of election be appointed by
the members of the executive COM
mittee at the respective precincts. 1t
was suggested and the suggestion met
with favor, that the same managers
who served in the first election serve
again in the second election.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-03

Until January 1st, 1899, For Ga Cents.
THE TwICE-A-WEEK ENQUIRER, filled
with the best and most reliable up-to-da
news, will be furnished from the date OF
this issue until January, 1899, for III cents.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-03

character is such as would require
something more than mere acknowl'
edgment of its receipt, and the PROPOSE
tion is one the acceptance OF which
would involve radical change in the
foreign policy of the United States.
1t is sure to receive most earnest at
tention and consideration at the hands
of the president and Mr.. Hay, when
the latter assumes his office.
- The celebrated Dreyfus case is uI
again in France. 1t will be remember
ed that in 1896, Captain Dreyfus was
tried by court martial on the charge o.
selling government secrets, convicted
and sentenced to solitary confinement
fer the balance of his life on lonely
island. There was a strong belle
throughout France that the unfortu
nate man was innocent and that hi:
eonviction was the result of dark
crime. 1t will be remembered that E
few months ago, NJ. Iola, the famou:
French novelist wrote letter to the
press in which he made charges agains
prominent French officials. NJ. Iols
was tried and convicted on the charge
Of libel, and this added another chap
ter to the story. Now comes an
other startling incident. The for
gerry of the evidence by which Drey
fus was convicted was last week fixed
anon Lieutenant Colonel Henry, O
the French army. Colonel Henry con
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
@u9 bier f4redlt6e q q 4=
ne6enbes &rieAes.


Qpnbon, %. Ott. - 0as Bun
felt, pelfes bic Stdot 2pnbon benz
@ensral Cir 6erbert &tt6ener am 4.
gtoDem6er gu ge6en beabT4tigt, perz
ipri9t eine Der gldn3enOiten 2lffairen
Ieiner Dirt gu nerDen. Der Mdrqui5
BON Sali8burp, mebrere &ubinets=0fiz
niiter, Cir 8iQiam 8ernon 6arz
court, Der Ii6eraIe 6ibrer i'm
Inter : Sauie, iGmmtIi4e 6eloz
MSarI6GQe unb aQe Gibil DUrz
bentrGger peroen anpsIeno iein. Der
9remier pirb gu @bren be5 Sirour
ipre6en unb groBe oratori16e SDdtioz
men iino gu erpdrten.
Der SAL beg 8penabier5 @udrOe
3eigt, baB bic g2a6tpeben Oes &rieges
fiip9terli6er Itnb, als ber&f iel6It.
GFaft elm 0rittel Der tiir3li6 aus Dem
Suban 5uriidgefe6rten Mannihuften
itebt duf Der &rdntenliite. Bum She'll
lit Der &limape6iel fir ibre @rtran=
fung peruntportli9 gu MAIDEN, Elm
grpBer She'll leibet ieDo9 an Der Ru6r,
bic bur9 ben 9enuB DongfiIpuiIer pers
anlaBt norbsn lit. 8neibunoert
Wednn bon Der @drbe lisgen i'm Ga
5uret6 unb mebrere 5Gqe Iino ernftlis
der Natur. Die Sffi3tere Der 8arOe
tperben in teiner WeiIe ouDon bsrz
f9ont. Sine grpBe 4n3abl oerIelben
nuroe Bel ibrer RUdtebr nab @uiro
ooer Qonbon bon empfinoIi9en 2eiOen
befGIlen.
@raufame 8erponote.
2pubon,22. Stt. = 8roBe 2luFz
requn4 berri9t in Der Stabt Sirens
burn unb llmgegeno iiber ben Qro3eB
oes 8ttars bon 4uptpn uno ieiner
Satin, bic Der 8ruuIamfeit oegen
3pei i6rsr Sb6ut anpertraute, berpaiz
Ite 0i6ten angetlogt Iino. Die &ine
Der nuroen ME bas 8ie6 be6anbelt,
ibre &leioung mar 5erlumpt uno bic
Ra6rllng tpuroe i6nen i'm S6peinez
trog porgeIeBt. 9us Gltere &ino
puroe bon Der 5rau 6es 8ifars mtBz
ban0elt un0 9ei4ldgen unb BON Dem
9eiitli4en Serrn nit 5uBtritten rsgas
lirt.
8eioe QtngetIagten lpur6en gu ie bier
MOnaten GefdngniB BEL barter Qrbeit
perurrbeilt. 8rOBe 8oltsmuFen unz
lugerten pGbrenb Der @sr6anDlungen
ods 9ert6ts 9ebduDe uno oro6ten,
oas unmenI6li4e Paur gu Ibn9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
germil6te teIrarapbii6s sehei6en

= Sn UGItpautee, 8isc., 1T Oberit
5, S. llpbam i'm Qlter BON 81 Sdbren
geitprben. Gr mar elmer Der beit6e>
tannten Sffiaiere in Wisconiin.
= @eitern brannte in RepzOrlsdns
bds in Rr. 332, GdmpftraBe, beIegene
SGreibpddren 9ei4dft Der 5irma
30. +. Dunn uuo 9ruper hieoer. Der
8srluIt piro auf $4,000 gef6dBt.
Die @erIi6erung betrdgt $4,000. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
Der Gipfel Os8 llnerbOrtea
-im 0erfauf icbnarser StDffc.-

19c fir 3jc. eanJ ipolene Serges.
22c fir 5Ot idiudr5e 9apaOerc=Dtoboirs.
29c fir Coz ieiOensappretirte YtObuirs.
35c fir 62tc eeiDcR Nlobair s8rialantines.
:sSc fir 65c. ibpur3e 6beuiots.
49c fir 81 90 itpar3s els=cair
33c iir 62tc i9purjs sngliide 6repoRs.
45c fir SOC. Gdmels 6uirsSsrgC
soc. fir $l.0O iranjoFi6s 9opliHs.
soc. fir $l.OO frauj6fbs GrepOns.
65c fir 81 25 ieiosuzappretrte Ssuriettas
69c. fir 81 80 Seioeu uno ean3 tUoaene Rooi'
tGten.
SIC. fir $l.OO i6fuor3e frani6ide 9rOuOclotbs
75c. fir 81 % frau30Ti6es MelrOic=Sut.
69c. fir 54=S0liqe $l.5 Ulobair SiaConals.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
stir SI2.9S.

Spt3iul=9art BON isincn 9luftus 5Odets sic
piTen, bah OieislbeH nit Der grobtCu ben S6Hes
bern ou Gjebote tsbsuOn SOrgialt ungefsrtiqt purs
ocu. Seiebsu beitebcu aus reid nit site bceBioH
Ndnteln, ultramOOcrue Sucous, ecmabt, nm pom
an eiuem Qrciie, nm Oieiclbcu fitr $15. 90 uuU
$12 9S uusperfauien Ju t0HHeH.
8sib nit Set bseBts S25 9clourz 5adcts, bier fir
S165O
Qrd6tiqe impOrtirte $40 9elours 9odcts, bier iir
$24. 90
GleQante 9elpurz, 9liii6s, RcricDz uu0 GbepOt=
Canes in ben neueiten Nuitern pom WtanilG= 6lounz
cc=Gffctten 5u Spc3al=Q Qrsien, raHgircuo non $40
beruntcr bis III S5.9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
tuutiOn Iebr in getru6t 0s3ogen pers

tuation iebr in getrudt gs5ogen pers
ben.
GeItrei6i1de uno 0eutI6e 8lGtter
6Offen duF frieoli6e 20Iur4 Der Sra
gen 3piI6en 6rantreih unO Gn9Ianb.
Sie bebaupten iebo6 OaB bic StaGung
6runtreif'5 un6aItbar lei, inoem Iie
au5fiibren, Dab 8roBbritannien be-
redtigt Iei, bic 6ritdtc ieiuer grfo.ge
i'm Sudan ein3u6eimIen.
0d8 &abtnet ein6erufen.
0os 6ritiI6e &u6inet lit uuf nG6Ite
0o6e einberufen porben, nm uber Die
6aIbobd 2lfTdire gu berdtben. U}un
erpartet, baB bic Regierung Don5rant=
reid befinitiben 2(ufi4luB in 8e3ug
uuf ieine 9altung in Der 5dIbObaz2lns
gelegenbeit Derlan9en miro.
Gr6ttterung in 6runts
reid.
8urt8, p. Ott. - Die leitenbeu
8Idtter IinO poGitGnoig bon Oer6dI6oz
bu 2(Ffaire in 2lnIpru4 gsnommen.
2lue ent6alten 6eftiqe QeitartiteI nit
uGarmirenOen lle6eri6riften, poour4
gpoBe @rbitterung gegen Gn9lauO bers
bprgerufen porben lit.
Gtnige conferDatiDe 8Idtter berIua
den, bic 2lffaire in argumentatiber
0eiIe 81 er0rtern unb briiden Oie5offs
nung aug, oaB Elm Gonflitt DermieOen
peroen tdnn. Q(ber ale 8ldtter err
tldren, baB bic @bre 6rontrei3s ni6t
comprpmitttrt nerosn Oiirfe.
Die 8ouleparb<8ldtter Iiub DOu pou
6erau5fDrOernben 2(rtiteln.
Murine U2iniiter 9odrob bat 6e5
Der 9ouIoner 6otte S6ieB lle6ungeH
angeOr0net.
Gin S06n6en angetomz
men.
Surtn, %. Stt. - Die Ser3oqin
BON 2oIta, @ema6Im De5 grin3e0
Gmanuele 55iliberto, 6er3og Don2loita,
0es GlteIten Neffen Oes &0nigs DON
s5tulien, purse 6eute gIiiflih BON eis
nem So6ne ent6unOen. Die 6ar3ogin
lit cine 3o6ter oe5 9rafen Don Yas
rig.
90 a den Gon3eiitonen.
Rpm, q. Sft. - Die italieniI6s
gegierung BAT i6ren DaIbingtpner
8Oi6after autorjTirt, 5arif GoH3ela
Tionen fir gspiife ameritdniT6e qroz
BUTTE gu MAIDEN, um ben 2t6i6luB els
nes 6anbels 8ertrdQe5 3piI6sn OeH
Ser. Staoten unO SStalisn gu bei6leus
ntgen.
Ger &offern 2tuftanb.
Pretoria, 3ransDaal Rapu6a
lit, p. Oft. - Die Mdq1to &afferu
Fno bon ben 8urg6ers, Die i5nen in oja
gerge fO(gten, gsI6lugen pOrOen. Die
2trtiQerie Der 8urgfer that quite 0isna
fts, 10 odB nur Die ginge6Orsnen 3Oots
gu Der3ei6nen 6dtten. Die 36dta
Fade, DAB Die Gingeborensn bic Burg
bsrs angriFfen, niro als &rieg5ertlda
rung angeie4en.
9abereD sfi tommt ri6 t.
Qonoon, %. Gtto6er. - Babe
repsti miro in oieiem 0inter ni4f
na9 2tmerifa ge6en. Statt osfen pjro
sr in England un0 RuBlano @Onerts
qe6en. Der ausoe7ei4nete gtaniis
BAT cine Oper, bic gu 8sibna6ten i'm
DRESDEN 5ur2tuffibrung gelangt pOu4
enoet.
2(n 8oro Der gGtruria." }
QiperpooL, %. Oft.-0er E&ute
bon bier nu6 geD gort abgefabrens
nGunuro Cine" 0ampfer bat ne6Ir
elmer groBen 2ln3abl anOerer 4oiIagie4
re ben 8unoes Senator ReDcliFFs
groctor unO bic Spern : Sdngerin
NiB U}auO 4OubebuIb BON D&eabA
bile, 9u., an 8oro, pel6' 9eBtsre eina
Der geretteten 9afdgieriuuen 6e5 dm
IA. Stto6er an 2i3aro geItranoeteH
9ampfers ngtO5sgan" lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
@rnRcr 2lufanf unS @erfaai uOn
rtihrn unO rleaantGn SriSPn.

Gpn Dem QrObcn auttOns=g =gertauf Don @amiI L
9optb in Rcipz0Urt.
44c fir 75c gang itioens Itlus=Su5ciit.
67c fir Sjc ibli1te uuO ibillsruOe Idlistas'
79c iiir Sl.25 itfpar1e Beau Os Sote
59c fir Sc reidc ibDarje Itas=&rocoot.
40c. fir 75c eeitreiitt, 9luo unO 6antps 2ailes
td=Scioe.
69c. fir $1.OO uuo SIPS GBsd uuO bO30ra6iGs
R,pitT4ru-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
Smifsfnrfen

man uae BON &nEOpa iiber Bremen oDex Sanss
burg teiorst bic
GrpsSttiOn oeS 7satidsn GorreJp 0Hoenten,'
e.sga,pEds 5aItim0rssSu. uae goit'iOiilcesapE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
glide NBE &c
9 p g c.
Sfr. 25 mrrD 27, Serim9tortsStratsc.
Scr saiiOn pbanOmcnalftc
&(ei0erfof f 0erkdltf.

@nf sdo@tm 6aH BON eems @f"o'0n in b" an
%m on fa mir Wdt". 5000 gOs ron dnn R"p
Obs
poI
2duontd nj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
Gin WiQinnGr aritnrbrn.

Springfttto, S6ip, %. Sft.
= 9aOiO 8. Snbosr. elmer Der 6eiosn
unOtr6eirutbetsn 8riiber, bic DsrGtabt
einen mert6OOlIsn 9art T8entten, lit
i'm 4lter bon 90 S5abren gs7tOr6en. Gr
flnterIGBt Elm @ermDgen BON $1,000
600. Der anpere 8ruoer, pel9er Dor
3tpst Sd6ren itar6. berma9te ben 2lrz
men Der Stabt 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
Sie 49c 8artie

umfabt 1000 garOs 46s30uiec iHpOrtirte fraH3oHit
Qoplius, 45sj0aiQe ieiOeRzapprctirte oeutld
3enritttas feiner Guulitat - 54zjoutee importIri
glrpaoclotbg uuo r9Dipc= ggales@ SaQonus pr
iitip bis gu 81. 90 unO mebr iUertb. Vile ju 4oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
Oiens SHUTTER in n9umen>@Gutelu.
Ciir Y5.4S.

75cine Scriepz zSamsn=a audets, neueic oil ben Gdsr
a6qerunOttt fSacous, in marnCbau uno lbpar),
0anj nit glhas gtiittcrt. Ser Qrts irgmOpo lu'
0crUdrts ii $500; Dir pertauieU DeiclbtH lur
So As.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
Jo6n C. Gri6le.
&lnce=9anSidIubc.

gDir fiibren Qans poIitiO Die
6ii6{9sIsn 5arben in 8ldcez
9anoIdu6en, Die bergeitelt p2r9
cen. Die rOtten 6anbI9u6e Iino
IG0n. 0aifelbe lit nit ben brdus
men, lobFarbiQen uno 9rauen Der
Taa. llnisre I9pur5en 9lucez
SanoI9u6e Iinb Die beiten, tpel6s
6ergeItelt peroen. 9errin's ~Piz
que" "9anbTdu6I, in alien 6arbcn
unD I9rpars, arf $3.50 Rsra6gsz
fsbi. @luce 6anoi4u9e fir
Serren, 0amen unO &inoer;
Iammtli6 goruntirt unD an unIa>
rem 9srtdufstiI6 ungepdBt.
Sriblc, Nr. 80, @tfzecrimgtnnz Str
ss-GS Sire 9cntidb seiprOdbtn.
(Sfts,E&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
Sic 49c Rarti

eutbdlt GOO0 QorOs ebr sltgonts 50sjDaiQc 6dmslss
Sair 4Sz3oaiee bo6gruOige trangofibe RoUitG=
ten - 40zj0aige cegonte ieosnsqstreTte 0oplns
QlaiOg 46sj0lliee qan3 polene Srauttes&!toers
fpffe - 4G=j6liee Smperial=Serges - feline io!be
g9aareu inn ie uuter 75c periauit porOen. Nue
5u 39c bic Yuro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
Saubc

iOntsu 1r. 6artlso coHiuItirsHs
nslhsr cine 2O.iGbIias GyiahrlHg
III Der BebauolnRs pom Sbrensg
9laisHs NIB 6dlstTGHfheit:n bat.
SOC. iur ben Seiub.
3II g1presNacaffTases
DOR 3 10 Dlora.s l2-S gbeHe@
.Eh2l.lsAt&Gl y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
Giir ISIS.

SSmportirte gang
iber Qlrmp= 6arbe,
iarbie uuO grim,
ooer Seios eeiiittcl
gen, nit pStrnp=
Ritdeu OeriebeH.
80 AZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
Sic 29c 3artic

beftsbt aus 10000 Quros slsquuteu 40z50aiaeu Seiz
ben uno g4ol=9oplius, in SuBsupeu ooH jiUeiTdri
biatu Gfietteu - 40s5oaiecn atGas=SuDaOeresgez
ipebcn, in prubtpOuen eeitrtiiten Wuitcrn -. 'rei'
den SeiOeu uno @Onsn=9 9uiOs Der itttntsn YEos
ben unp 54sl6Qioem Samcns5ub in allen otn
bcteu @srbi= Sbattirungen III Wertbsn big au
G0c glae 5u zoe. pro 9aro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
9tuf na6 9aldltina.
Oeut(C6e JtNiGertn imGurem
Gnglii6e &rirgsrifu fungen.
Sniier SranS SoIcpb mill iidI iuicocr
per6eirntben; CT iuiinidIt cincn
EbrnnfOl9cr.

Der 8aiItr UNI Die &ai5erin BON
0eutidLanO befinOsn Tia auf Der
5abrt mad 8uGGftina. - @roBarz
tige 2(6I8isbsfeisrIifteiten inGOn>
Fant;nope!. - Die &oiisrin bes
fu6te ben Sarem. - Der &aiIer
mar anber8mo beT6afti9t.- 3piz
i6en gnqIanb unO 6rantrei4
I6eint e8 lo83u9e6sn. - Gr6jttez
rung in 6rontrei6. - SaredIide
9}aa.pe6en oes SaboH 6eIO3uz
gss, - @rauiome &erpanOte. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23
9ier gro6e 9artien

Su1lc garh-3u 29c garS.
3u 39c yare-3u 49c SGrS.
Sic lac Sartie
bsitebt ans 5000 QarOs eiu,u 4Osj6aeen SuequOrOs,
grucaoes pruDtpOueR sipeiiarblgen GOmbinatloHsn
- 3Sz3DQiQen SeiOcn NM 29ousn 9ttuptc!ten iSdns
tufe'n in lebibsn Strbis Gdrbungen -- Ganj ipol'
leueu Gbed=Rleioerioiien, aus0rSelbnct pa'tnp tur
Rinoerz &lciocr u. (: NJ. 94ertbe bis ju 2je. uno
3jc. 3u lie. pro Qaro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23

iuulcns Rericp= Sad,ts, in bib
@ooctbluu, i6parj, braun, loba
nit gsmuitcrtcr 2ltlass Sudciis
I. Rcue 0tuiter BON ytotbsRras
ytdbten an Der 6route unO an
9robtiQs $l2zDiantcl bier itlr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23

Beirut, @prien, %. Oft. - Sn
2(n6etra9t bes beporItebenOen 8eIu4e5
OeS Deuti4en SatIerpaare5 ber6inbert
ole 9oIi5ei Die 2anbung BON italientz
i9en 2rbeitern. Die @rie9en uno
2(rmenier tperoen itrenge bspa6t. Sin
italisnii9er Q(nar6iit ioG troB aler
8orIt6tsmaBregeln an Der iprii6en
&iiite gelanoet iein.
8utgemeiHter 8Hnbulisz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-23

9a5 britiI9e Subinet lit uuf nG6Ite
8ofe etnberufen porben, um iiber Die
5aIboba 2(fFaire 81 berdtben. Utdn
erpartet, OuB bic Gegierung Don6rantz
reid befinitiben 2tufidluB in 8e3ug
uuf ieine 6oltung in Der 6dIboDaz2tns
geIegenbeit Derlungen piro.
Trhi+tsrunn IN 6rnufz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-21

The statement OF the Equitable Life
Assurance Society, published to-day, Is
noteworthy for the extraordinary In
crease In the nssets,-over twenty MILL
ions of dollars in single year. The
surplus, although millions Of dollars are
paid out of II each year to those whose
policies become entitled to II, has now
increased to over $4,000, 900; q fact that
gives great significance TO the guaran-
tees OF the society. This surplus Is as
certalned by the New York Insurance
Department on the standard which as
sumcs TINT the company will earn per
cent. on its assets throughout the fu-
turc, but the advantage OF the Equitable
Is that on the more eSactlrg assumption
that the prevailing rate Of interest will
be rs low as 3 per cent. It still has q
surplus OF over s29,000.0Oo. In this par
tIculnr OF strength the Equitable seems
to be unique. The income was SiS5.2.-
a69.53; the assets amount to so36S16.-
soS.o4. and total amount OF assurance in
force is over 1851, 0QQ,Q 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-21
ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger In tho City and Wheeling Peo-
pie ABB DAD.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Peo-
pie Abb oad.
E..A. Riggall. OF Sistersvillc. is at the
Stamm.
H. McMullen, OF sis.crsvillc. was q,
the Eowell yesterday.
E. ". Fischer, OF SIstersvillc. stopped
at the Windsor yesterday.
]. L. Henry. of Buckhannon, was a
guest OF the Stamm last night.
Miss Alice L. Brannon, OF Manning
ton. spent Sunday al the Stomm.
Ed Ankle, OF South Jacob street. left
last night on weeks visit TO Pitts
burgh.
Helen and Militia, daughters OF Mrs.
Daisy Fordycc, OF the South Side. ore
very III.
J. C. Mcmahon and wife, OF Sisters
VILE. were In the city yesterday. at the
Windsor
Newt Bowler. the Fifth ward feed
man. returned Saturday. from his Cali
fornia trip.
John Dawkins. OF Jackson, arrived in
the city yesterday and registered at the
ST. Charles.
E. A. Riggs. J. v. Gill and A. p. Min
oyer. OF Gallipolis. were OF the st.
Charles yesterday.
Mr.. Alonzo Wells and wife. OF Beth
any. are visiting at the residence OF Z.
E. Cashier, on La Belle street
Alex. Ogle. one OF the most successful
travelling men in the city Of Wheeling,
was here yesterday. do represents P.
Welty 6 Co.
W. T. Crawford. of the Island, left
last night for Scott City, Kansas, ac-
campaigning the remains OF his niece.
Miss Helen Bingaman, who died at the
City hospital, Saturday evening.
Congressman Dovencr arrived in tho
city from Washington last night He
makes an address on Our Public
Schools" at the high school flag prcsen-
tahon tomorrow afternoon, after which
he returns TO his legislative duties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-21
A DANGEROUS OLD BUILDING
PRESENT.

z Quite little excitement was created
. among the Residents on Water street
near Eleventh yesterday afternoon by
the report that the old building sltuated
on the southeast corner Of Eleventh and
Water streets was falling. A telephone
message to the mayor brought him post
haste to the scene, An examination OF
the premises showed them to be In q
mora dangerous state than ever be-
fore. but the crooked walls were still
standing. The cause of the excitement
was the caV!ng in OF about q cart load
OF bricks from the top OF the building.
They fell with crash In the private al
ley way leading from Water street,
crushing Night Of wooden steps lead
Ing to the door OF an adjoining building.
About year ago the mayor examined
the building and pronounced st unsafe
He condemned It and the owner, who
lives in Petersburg. was notified to tear
1t down. When the condemnation was
made the building was OF course, va
Gated It Is one OF the Oldest str,ic-
lures In the city, in fact On old land
mark. It was last used as furniture
wareroom.
The walls are bulg4ns out to a danger
Gus degree and passers by noticing their
condition, have taken. the middle OF the
street rather than risk their lives by
walking within range OF possible
shower OF brick and mortar. 1t Is a
death trap as It stands now and the
sooner It Is pulled down the better.
Mayor Butts In speaking OF the mat
ter TO a reporter last night. said he
was at loss to know just wha. course
to pursue. He has notified the owner
that the building must be removed. and
will give him notice again. He will In
the meantime look the law up on the
matter, and II he finds 1t clear will order
the structure razed to the ground with
out delay. It will be remembered that
this action was necessary In the case OF
the old Sweeney foundry on the South
Side. II the ilrenen are ordered 10 push
down the walls OF the building In ques-
ton. they will have very little trouble.
A good gust OF wind would be all re-
Quired to do the work.
1t Is to be hoped that some arrange
ment will be made. and that very coon
for the removal OF the building. before
the city gets into several damage suits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-21
IN HIS OWN OFFICE.
The County Clerk Will Prepare New In
de1es at Six Cents Per Line.


dexes ut Six Cents Per Line.
Prosecuting Attorney Meyers opinion
submitted. and concurred In by the
finance cumulittee of the board Of county
commissioners, settles the question Of
compensation for the work OF tran
scribing the deeds in the office OF the
county clerk. into the new indexes.
In an elaborate document. the prosecu-
ting attorney stated that the compensa-
ton was not to be based on the number
OF names. but on the number OF deeds.
Neither can the work be let out by bids,
as the county clerk Is the proper custo-
dian OF the deeds. He Is TO do the work
at the price fixed by law. six cents per
entry.
This work viii begin shortly. and as
there are about 5o.000 deeds In fee, and
10000 deeds OF trust, the compensation
will amount to abou. $500. Owing to
errop In the present index system, the
work may not be completed for two
wears. .-sr H'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-21
THE FINEST OUT.
ScHNULBACH BREWING CO.'S famou,
BOOK BEER.
Matter. OF Minor Moment In aud Abo,

Matter. OF Minor Moment In nad About
tile City.
At the Grand to-night-The Wilson
Comedy Company. in THE Galley
Slave"
Council committees on ordinances and
health meet tonight in Joint session at
7:2o o'clock.
A sood audience attended the Opera
House orchestra's recital at Arion hall
last night, and enjoyed 1t very much.
The members Of Wildey lodge. No. :.
Daughters OF Rebekah. are called to
meet this afternoon, 10 complete ar
engagements for the funeral OF q deceas-
ed member,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-21

DON'T annoy others by your cough.
Ing. and risk your life BY ncglecting a
cold. Ore Minute Cough Cure cures
coughs. colds. Group, grippe and all
throat and lung troubles. Charles r.
Goethe. Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slxth and ia
cob streets; A. L. Scheele. No. COZ Main
street; Exiey Bros. Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie G. Co., Bridgeport. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-21
RUN ON PANTS.

1870 strlos OF elegant All.Ivooi Trouser-
inEs reduced from es to SO: 100 styles OF
elegant hIi-wool TrouserinEs reduced
from 81 to S5, which wo arc prepared to
mako to order on abort notice Many OF
those goods are loss than cost, md great
bar gains. C. HESS & sons, ~
fashionable Tniiors and Furnishors, 1891
and 1913 Market street