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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-11
A FAMILIAR FACE IN A NEW 10.
CATION.

Mr.. ]. Frank Quinn, late Of the New
York Hat Store, is now located with
the Lynch Furniture Company, 25S
Main street, corner Central. NJ. Quinn
is meeting with success in his new vo-
cation, and extends cordial Invitation
to his friends and acquaintance to
visit him in his new business, and his
thanks to the many who have called on
him during the past two weeks.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-11

In n few days The Spy's interesting
contest for Fifty Dollars in Gold win
be explained fully. It is very simple
bat requires thought. A highly intel
lectual Christmas competition. Read
every spy until Dec. 2Ist, then try to
get the gold.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-11
ART SOCIETY LECTURE.

Mrs. Fannie Field Herring of Boston,
author of Life and Works Of Ge-
rome" will lecture before the Worcester
Art Society, Tuesday evening, at s
O'Clock, in Association Hall, Elm street.
Her subject will be Jean Leon Ge-
rome"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-11
F cared Cancer
scrofuIa Sore Discharged for
Years and Would Not Heal

Hoods SarsaparilIa Effects a
Prompt and Permanent Cure.
"My mother had sore on her back just
below her neck; which would not heal
but kept running for three or four years.
feared it might result in a cancer. She
was induced to begin taking Hoods Sar-
sapsrilla, and in 8 short time the sore
healed and it never returned. My own
use OF Hoods Sarssparilla was first for
catarrh. had this trouble very badly
for years, but after taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla was entirely cured. have taken
Hoods Sarsapsrilla for different purposes
since then with good results" R. K.
CALDWELL, Box 76, West Mortified, Mass.
If you have decided to take Hoods Sar-
saparilla do not buy any other instead.
Hood S pasi1ia
Is the best-infact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-11
OPENS WEDNESDAY.
Grafton Line Right Up to Date Whh
Vestibule Cars.

The trolley road to Grafton will prob
ably be opened to the public Wednes-
day. The Consolidated street railway
are awaiting the arrival of the YES
tibuled cars which have been ordered
purposely for the Grafton line The
cars We're to be delivered in Worcester
Nov. 30, but the manufacturers have so
many orders on hand that they found
it impossible to keep their agreement.
The road is in good condition. and bv
Wednesday the detail work will be en-
tirely completed.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-11

Words of praise bestowed upon Hood s
Sarsaparilla. by those who have taken il
| indicate that it is restoring health to
thousands Of people, and that it will help
you also.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-11
LOCAL NOTES.

Previous to taking stock. have marked
my large assortment of trimmed hats and
bonnets at attractively low prices to close,
Mrs, II. A. Green II High st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-11
GENTLEnEN'S UMBRELLAS.

Here again. very long study and careful buying have
placed in position to furnish very remarkable values
lin Gentemen's Christmas Umbrellas. Many novelties in
hand shapes and sterling silver mountngs-oXidized to
prevent furnishing Too tedious to parcularze, may
say We can find just the Umbrella you want, whether
you pay little, more or much.
79c, 81, $1.4s, $l.9S, 50, IS, SO, ST. IS and $40.
at Never Rains butt you want an Umbrella, and
for Christmas Gift every gentleman appreciates them.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE EARLY.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Carl Johan Eliason %; Anna Nix,
10
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-11
S1.4e AND $1.os
INFINITE VARIETY OF FINER
Silk Umbrellas.

Changeabe colors, all the newest shades made of
beautiful quality silks. Every novel handle idea may be
found. All special Gift Goods.
A regular S. 90 Umbrella for $2.9s
and the finest possible, perfect at every point and emn
emily adapted for presents for $500.
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- Why Women Cannot
Steer, -

The highly organized
finely strung n eryous
system of women Sub
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25
BRIDGEPORT BRIEFS.

The superintendent OF the Ceresnai
G. Pittsburgh railroad wilt be In Brtrs.
port to-day to meet Mayor Fred Neis..
niger and City Solicitor ". ". Camp.
bell relative to opening the new srst
through the Keohline property az.
opening Pike street through to The men,
ferry landing.
"Dick" Bailey, the e~nterprisng she
man OF Bank street, has displayed h
his front window beautiful American
and Cuban flags from the intelligence.
office, which are the subject Of remark
and admiration by passers by.
The Bridgeport military company
seems to have; died a bornIr,.s spd,
can now rest easy, SO far as land fight.
Ing Is concerned.
Yesterday q large flag was .host3
over the Opera House In Bridgeport
1t floats one hundred feet above d.
street.
Through Bridgeport and out The ddt
National road has become a very Pf.
ular bicycle route for Island riders.
An Immense amount Of freigh. ti
passing over. the river division Of Ia
Clevelands& Pittsburgh railroad.
Judge briggs returned from a week..
business trip to Pittsburgh.
W. T. Graham left yesterday for
business trip east.
#HaM#lrara.r % "'n-= M-raE
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OTHER MATTERS.

Council received the monthly report OF
Chief Bennett. OF the police department,
a synopsis Of which has been published.
Appointments made by the chief were
confirmed.
The application OF T. ]. Parker, jr., at
1907 Market street. for an a%uctioneer's
license, was acted upon favorably.
The agreement OF Holmes & Naber,
guaranteeing, performance OF the terms
OF the garbage contract, was presented,
It is accompanied by a bond In the sum
OF $4,000. with James Mckinley and
Robert+Holmes as sureties. The bond
was approved bv the city solicitor, after
which council acted favorably.
Mr.. Connelly's resolution providing
for the cleaning OF the soldiers monu-
ment at the corner of Sixteenth and
Chapline streets at a cost MOTTO exceed
SIG, was, passed.
The team owners union asked that
only union teams be employed by the
board OF public works. The petition was
referred to the board.
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NA"Ht-LN| MnHlHEN
prised to receive a dlspatch announcing
that Doran had been allowed TO 20. as
he had been held the necessary twenty
four hours, and nothing more being
beard Seoneerning his disposition, they
let him go.
This Intelligence produced consterna-
tlon.. which was somewhat relieved by
the announcement that Doran had
sworn cut a warrant for his side part
ner, charging Mont with Obtaining mo-
lney under false pretenses. The next
dispatch from Sistersyllle stated that
both Doran and Mont had ned uceossl
the river. leaving their boats behind
them. The authorities nre. however.
glad 20 be rid OF them, and will. now try
to collect their costs. The two show
promoters will likely give West Virgin
Ia wide berth for some time. It's not
known what has become OF their ng-
,gregauon OF female dancers.
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NARROW ESCAPE
OF Chris. Rise az the Bellalre Steel
Works last Night.
BY 4 RED.HOT INGo1.
oF STEEL HE SUSTAINED SUCH
INJURIES THAT AMpurAr1oN
OF THE LEFT LEG ABOVE THE.
ANKLE WAS NEcEssARY-BuT.
FOR RARE PRESENCE OF MIND
HID WOULD HAVE BEEN.
KILLED,

Chris. Rise, an employe at the plate
mill OF the Bellaire steel works, es.
capped by the narrowest OF margins last
night from q terrible fate.
Rise Is employed as a roll hand, and
was manipulating an lagot OF rcd.hot,
steel when his left foot was caught be.
tween the hot .ngot Of: steel ana the
guide. With rare presence Of mind,
Rise staggered along and succeeded in.
falling outside OF the red hot metal.
Had he fallen the totber, way he would,
have met q terrible fate. AS soon ns
possible he was extricatcd from his po-
!sition. but not before his leg had be,n
cruelty burned and the ankle broken in
several places. Rise was tdken 10 a
.neighborlng house and physicians CALI
ed. They made an examination and Mt
once came to the conclusion that am
putatfon Of the left leg above the ankle
was necessary in order to, save the pa
TENTS life. This painful operation was
performed, and at midnight Rise was,
said to be resting easily under the In
iiluence OF opiates. Ittis expected that
he will recover.
Rise lives In Buslnessburg. back OF
Bellaire, and is between!forty and fifty
years Of age! He has a wife and several
children who live on his farm near
Businessburg. fFT-5
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BOTH FLED.

Mont Morinzs amt His Partner Cross over.
to Ohio-Their Boais VIII bs Held 10
Ll1uidate the Costs.
Further complications ensued yester-
day in the troubles OF Mont Mor,nlz.o
and his p%artnertin the show boat 'busi-
ness. E. B. Dpran, who was apprehend-
ed at sistersyllle while trying to get
away with the outfit. But yesterday
Doran got away to Ohio, and Mont fol-
lowed suit, so the boats remain tied up
at sistersville, and the Ohio county Of
fcials VIII be obliged to dispose OF
them to get their fees.
AS was stated in yesterdays Intelli-
gencer Doran was nabbed at Sisters
Vile after he had crossed over from the
Ohio side. He vas charged with at
tempting to defraud Morlnzo to the
tent Of $1,000 personal property, and
was held pending orders from the Ohio
county officials! Yesterday morning
Squire Fitzpatrick telegraphed4t 10 the
Sistersville authorities after having
telephoned without effect and was sur
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sELLAIRs
a iisorL'or Local News and Gossip From,
-A-.N.- .l.rLl ilIn Clan cIi. $1,000 q

All SortI-or Local News and Gossip From
the Glas, City.
DR.. H. c. Kemple, assisted by other
members OF Spangler post, G. A.. r, Is
preparing for a neat observance OF Me-
mortal day. Nearly O hundredtb boys
are being trained for a march and FOR
a SONG: service. out OF the usual ordi-
nary observance.
Squire j. w. Morrell fined q sixteen
year-old boy 81 and costs for using pro-
fame language in the presence Of ladies.
This was a proper act and one that
could be widely. extended.
The Uniformed Rank Knights OF
Pythias Will give q reception tomorrow
evening In honor, OF the ladies'who as
sisted them at their recent fair.
The marriage OF Mr.. Z. L. Both and
Miss Rora Rankin will take place June
i. II Is announced. and they have a,
cosy home neatly furnished.
Or. +. C. HUH and bride, Of Woods
field, came in yesterday evening and.
VIII take a bridal tour to .Cincinnatiton
one OF the passenger boats.
The blind musician who gave an! en-
tertainment In the Jewish temple Mon
day evening captivated the audience
with his talent.
Thomas Tomlinson. travelling sales
man for the Bellaire Bottle Company,i is
again on the road after only a few days,
rest.
Rev. o. w. Holmes OBLIGATED at his
home in the marriage of VIII Steiner
and.Miss 1rma Trigg. both of Po&hatan.
Fred cauzlg. the man hurt at the
steel works Saturday, is getting along
nicely.
number of people or Pinch run
want q postoffice down there. and have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25
THE RIVER
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

STATE, s a. m.
Pittsburgh...QUEEN CITY, 5 n. m.
Parkersburg .ARGAND.a11 n. M.
Matamoras. LEXINGTON, IL q. m.
Sistersyille. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $50 y. m.
ste%ubenvllle..:T NJ. BAYNE. 90! p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .KANAWHA. $3.50 n. m
HUR, 2 p. m.
Sistersville,.. RUTH. $3.50 p.Im m.
Clnrtngton.a.LEROY $685. m.
Steubenrllle...T NJ. BAYNE. go D. m.
Pittsburgh...URANlA, $3.50 a.. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
P!ttsburgh...H:K K. BEDFORD, $50 a, m.
Gineinnatt....QUEEN CITY, S a. IN.
Parkersburg .ARGAND,s II q. m.
LEXINGTON II n m.
Pittsburgh....WsJ. sCUMMINS, noon.
Slarington"...LERoY. $3.50 p. m.
ssiI~euhenville. !. n: BAYNE, 2:SOsp m,
Pittsburgh... LoRENA, gu. m.
HH.af.HH 49, J.
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lttvrr Teirurnmg,
BROMNsY1LLE-Riror .

BRoWNSViLLE-Rfver s feet Q
inches and falling.
Oil ClTYi--River 3 feet 6 inches and
falling. Clear and pleasant.
SGREENSBORO-Riye.9 feet = ,nchos
and falling. Cooler and showers. Ger
mania and Nellie Hudson down We'd
nesday. James G. Blaine and Florence
Belle up,t -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9 feet 4,
1nehe and falling. Cloudy and warm.
PrETSBuRGH-River 10 feet 6 inches
anu falling at the dam. Cloudy and
sLisuBENNILLE-Rtver 10 feet ii
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river IS feel
and rising. Threatening rain. With
mercury at %. Passed down-Keystone
state, Ben Hnr, Arsand and BarnsdoII,
passed gnp-ZYalley Belle and UranIn
Little Kanawha Is stationary.
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war po,,aInnnp,,.

WASHINGTON, May 2i.-Two orders
In, regard to mali for and from soldiers
and sailors have been issued by POST
master General Emory Smith. One orr
der takes the Philippine Islands out Of
the category OF places where mali COM!
minicat!on with the United States Is
suspended and the other reyives alreg-
iulation permitting soldiers sailors and
TO send letters postage upon
Which is 70 be collected on delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25

ONE MINUTE is not long, vet re,ict
Is obtained In half that time by Tho nsn
OF One Minute Cough Cure. II nre.
vents consumption and quicklyI cnre.
colds Group. bronchitis; pneumon,,1.Ia
grippe and alllthroat and lung ronh,o.
Charles r. Goetze, Market and Twait.S
streets: Chatham Sinclair, Forty-s,xth.
n Jacob streets: a.. L. Schcehlo"N M
.Sol Main3street; Exley Bros, Penn anJS
streets; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25
A FAIR RAILWAY.

An ordinance. granting the Wheeling
Railway Company the right to construct
a branch line or. the Island to the state
fair grounds. was read In the second
branch. and referred to the committee
on railroads. On motion the company,
is to furnish q plat OF It's lines. In an
other column the details OF the branch
line project are given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25
LICENSE MATTERS.

The committee or petitions AID re-
mo%nstrances reported having acted on
liquor license applications OF Richard
tWilkie. D: Goodfriend, Herman Coss
and August Matthews. The committee
acted favorably on all excepting Mat
theTs, application, who desires TO re-
lopen 4the "C!ementine" stand in the
Second ward, the former proprietors,
McFadden e Smith, having been turn
ed down.
Messrs. Marschncr and Kaiser wanted
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25
FIRE HOSE

The committee on fire department re-
ported having decided, on the purchase
.lof 5000 feet OF IRE hose, and had ac-
scepted the bldg OF the Boston Woven
Hose and Rubber Company for 1000
feet OF Bay State hose. at slxty-flve
cents per foot. and OF the Eureka Fire
Hose Company for 1900 feet OF Eagle
hose at sixty cents per foot. The re-
port was adopted.
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BILLS PAID.
THE TOLL QUESTION.

THE TOLL QUESTION.
The following toll abolition resolution
was passed by both branches:
Whereas. the absolute right OF every
{ citizen OF Wheeling ought to be and
should be to visit all the wards OF his
city without let or hlndrance. therefore
be It
Resolved, That a committee, COM
posed OF the mayor, president Of the
second branch OF council, city solicitor
and two members from each branch OF
council, be appointed to consider and
devise some means to relieve citizens
from the payment OF toll and make rec
ommendation to council.
The resolution was signed by the Is
land delegation In council. W. P. Nc
KeIvay. George Bradbury. ". P. Me-
grail. w. H. Higgins and W. H. Baird.
The mayor named as the first
branch members OF the committee,
Messrs. McKelv and Mcclure. The
second branch members named by
President Chew are Messrs. Berry and
Marschner.
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petltloned for Il with ]. a. Miner as

petitioned for 1t with J. a. Miller as
postmaster.
Robert, Glannon, a % Of the postmas-.
ter at Anvil, q; star route office west. of
this city, is on board the flagship New
York.
yesterday on: his way to Captina, where
some Of his younger days were spent.
Chas. w. Lancaster, chief clerk in the
.p%ostofice, IS laid up at his home with
an attack Of hives.
Three saloon men paid fines this week
for Sunday selling. This seems to be
easy these days.
Hon. Henry BOIL. Of Columbus. was
the city yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25

LONDON, May 4.-The all-bearers
at the funeral of Mr.. Gladstone Will be
the Prince OF Wales. the Duke OF York,
tho Marquis Of Salisbury. the Earl OF
Kimberly, the Earl OF Rosebery, the
archbishop of Canterbury, MT. AL
Balfour and Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt.
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MMECHEE,
happenings OF Interest Ia tho Marshall
49,, y. 80 rnpptr To,vu Ese. p 40 +T55-+7

Happenings OF Interest IN tho Marshall
Comfy Town.
The local union Of the W. c. T. U. will
meet atsthe home Of Mrs. James KEN
pie. on johnson avenue. Thursday even
Ing. All the, ladies OF McMechen are
cordially invited to be present.
Miss Lillian Coxon, Of Preston, Eng
land, Is visiting her nephew, John Cox
on. OF Lincoln avenue.
All the employees OF the Baltimore &
Ohio will receive their months pay to-
day.
J.ST. Roseberry, the county assessor,
is in town doing the work Of his Office.
]. w. Maroney will move his store
from here to Wheeling to-day.
J. Shafer is able to be out after sew
eral days sickness.
S. 3. West Is the proud father Of a
twelve-pound. boy.
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IN THE r BRANCH.

In the nrst!branch, the application OF
Rankin & Company for a yacht ferry
privilege was. turned down. six to three.
The employees OF the gas works petit
TONED for an Increase in their wager.
:Ths matter was referred 80 the gas
board, with favorable recommendation,
The ordinances granting J.. s. Butts
and William Fisher the right to build
steps on Sixteenth street from their
buildings was objected to by Mr.. Well
.dehusch and goes over.
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Why is it that nearly all

Why is it that nearly all.
aged persons are thin1
And yet, when you think
oft, what could you cxpcctl
Three score years Of wear:
and tear arc enough to make
the digestion weak. Yet the.
body must be fed.
In SCOTS Emulsion, the
work is all done; that is,
the oil in it is digcstcd, all
ready to be taken into the
blood. The body rests,
while the oil feeds and nour-
isles, and and the hypophos-
3phitcs makes the nerves
steady and strong.
soe. and sr.ao, all druggists.
SCOTT & HoWNH. ch.mlsts. Nav York.
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, ror sMre and use that old and well. tried
a. MIS-; Winslow's Soothing
tic child. s softans issth!ns. 1t3soothes-
pam. cures Wind colo and il n ma bsst
leinedy Tor dlarrhoea. Twentv.Gws
ems een.s 81 asD eNHNth5 m:I&t
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the Matthews application acted upon
1ayorablyp Mr.. Miller desired the COM
mleiee's Recommendation upheld.
The motion to accept the committees
REPORT was adopted. II to 9, az follows,
seyeralimembers declining to vote:
Afe--Beckett.S Berry, Fair, Kindelber-
ger. McFadden. Megrali, Nesbitt, NIL
;Icr. Paul. Travis, Chew: total. ii.
No-Gartley, Hoe. Kaiser. Knoke.
Marschner. Meehan;i total, "a,
Then the branch proceeded 70 act on
the three license applications acted UP.
on fovorably. Members objected to the
mayor taking the acknowledgements OF
absent principals and sureties, but a
motion that the mayor act prevailed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25

TEACHERS OF city or country
schools can get their books and reward
cards for closing day, at unusually low
prices. at fS%tanton's Old City Book
Store,
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WOULD you like a fifteen volume set
Of Dickens Novels. good type, paper
and binding, for 81 E75? Just the thing
for n graduate Sst
STANTON'SioLD CITY BOOKSTORE.
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a CONTROVERSIES END.

THE report OF the committee on ac-
counts, including a stenographer's
claim for $40. which had been objected
to, was again presented with the stem
Sographer's bill eliminated at her re-
quest. The committees bills we're,
jthereupon ordered paid by the second
branch. the first branch having al
ready acted. Books Of receiver and
clerk were found correct,
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THE LINE.uP.

In the second branch the following
members were present: Beckett, Brad
bury, Connolly, Fair. Higgins. Hoe.
Kaiser, Kindelberger, Knoke, Marsch.
ner. McFadden. Miller, Berry, NesbItt,
Paul, Travis and Chew. Absentees
We're ALL, Arndt, Bronstrop, BUGGY.
Gartley, Kasley, Meehan, Megrail, Mey-
ler, Watson, WeIsgerber.
~ DR.. Megrail came In later.
In the frst branch members present
were Baird, Ebeling, Halter. Hazlett,
List, McKelyey, Mcclure, Wiedebusch,
Williams. wicker. Absentees2 were:
Bachman, DAWSON, Horkhelmer, Otto,
Schmidt, Stroebel.
President Chew presided in the second
branch and Mayor Butts occupied the
chair in the first branch.
CITY CLERKS REPORT.
City Clerk Watkins made his usual
report Of city funds, as follows:
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-.fFI.nrL ~ Nr|.aNs
The municipal leglslature-clty coun.
cll-had o busy session last evening and
transacted considerable business. a lot
Of time was consumed In discussion Of
Sthe matter Of the Wheeling s Elm
Grove Railway Company not complying
With the provisions OF Its ordinance, rel
alive to safety switches II Twelfth
jstreetiat Main and Market, and finally
the second branch passed resolution
on the subject, but It was promptly do
Glazed out Of order by the mayor when
It passed across the hall to the first
branch, the company having until July
= to complete Its line In the city.
In the first branch a resolution for a
commission OF conncilmen to investt-
gate the possibility OF giving citizens
free passage on the bridges between the
Island and the city. was introduced by.
the Seventh ward delegation, and pass.
eds both branches. This commission
Will likely begin its work soon.
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ClTYL..E#GISLATURE
Regular Meeting Of City Conner

Last Evening
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russell. CALF sHoBs-MrADDEN,s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-31

make her husband and children happy.
Shortly before her death the Prince
SAID of her. She it Is who made me
what am" Some Of his most charm
ing thoughts are expressed In early let
tiers to his wife. He believed fully In
the truth of the lines once written by
him in the genealogical album of Count
Stillfried (1S69) in Latin:
On, happy is the man, and blest.
Who sits in his home at rest.
Who simply sits at his ireside
In tranquil peace whate'er betide!
Their children, according to the
Gotha, are:
Countess Marie, born at Schoenhau-
sen, August 81, 1S4S, married at Ber-
lin 9th of November, 1878, to Count
Cuno de Rantzau
Count Herbert, born in Berlin, 2Sth
of December, 1S49. now Secretary of the
foreign Office and plenipotentiary of
Prussia at the federal council.
Count William, born at Frankfort,
August /, 1852.