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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
STOCK MEETINGS.
Directors Chosen by Number of Corpora
lions Yesterday

At the meeting of the stockholders of
the Wheeling Iron and Steel Company,
held yesterday Afternoon, 11,243 of the
$4,000 shares Of capital stock were rep
resented personally or by proxy The
old Board of Directors was reelected,
as follows: A. ]. Clarke, c. R. Hub
bard, VIM. H. Isett, George B. Cald-
we'll, George X. Wheat, A. w Camp
bell II. H. Hornbrook, VIM. F. Stifel,
and Joseph Bell.
The Directors of the Wheeling Ice &,
Storage Company held a meeting yes
terday at the Office of DR.. Wilson. w.
B. Higgins was elected as Secretary
and Treasurer, and will assume the
duties of his position at once. The
office was temporarily filled when the
Board organized a few days ago.
The Geo. x McMechen e Son Co.
stockholders held their annual meet
ing. and reelected the old Board Of
Directors, as follows, namely: Geo. K.
McNTechen, w. B. McMechen, Jas. P.
Adams, Bernie X McMechen, and F.
A. Jackson The Board organized by
electing Mr.. G. X McMechen Presi-
upul, anu MI. w. ID. M hCt1lCA
rotary and Treasurer.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Riverside Iron Works
will be held to-day.
The stockholders of the Intelligencer
Publishing Company, at their annual
meeting yesterday, elected the follow
ing Board of Directors, namely: John
Frew. James X Hall, John Fl. Winder,
John P. Glass and A. w Campbell
The stockholders of the Masonic
Hall Association were to have met last
night, but a quorum failed to respond
to the call, and the meeting was adj
journed until Thursday.
The stockholders of the Fire and
Marine Insurance Company elected the
following Board Of Directors, namely:
Jere A. Miller. Alfred Caldwell, W. A.
Wilson. G. ]. Rawling Julius Pollock.
The stockholders of the Wheeling
Hinge Company at their annual meet
ing held yesterday elected as Direc-
tors. G. j. Rawling, c. r. Hubbard,
John M. Brown, G. A. Robinson, James
NJ. Cecil j. G. Brady, and G. M. Ford.
The annual meeting of stockholders
of the Pythian Castle Association was
held last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

Tributes OF Respect and Obituary No
tees five cents per line.
Stamps Of the demon nation of two cents
enc dollar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

Correspondence containing important
news solicited from every part OF the sur
rounding country.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned unless accompanied by sui1clent
postage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

The REGISTER. embracing its several
editions. is entered at the Postoffice at
Wheeling. w. Va. as second-class matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

Yesterday it looked as if the
weather man was trying to drive
humanity to suicide
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
DID YOU EVER TRY
Desirable Residence For Rem
No. 66 FIFTEENTH ST.
COmmodious, Convenient, Comfortable.

Brick Dwelling of ten rooms. III.
path, attic, laundry and cellar. In sx II.
lent repair. Both gases, hot and .Tt
water. Possession April J.. For tart-.-
,,nformatlon enquire at this office. o- Il
No. 81 Fifteenth Street. iangf-... +
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
Index to New Advertisements.
wt)rrlin9 Re9ister
CHARLES H. TANEY, Genera Manager.


Daily nor yaelx to he mid weekly. loo
DSiiy' r9ar 1onn1h ..... 44c
0oiiy aud Smndev ner week.. I5c
Neiiy, apd S1,-dav ner nOnth.... 65c
Single copies OF Daily, &c; Sunday. %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

FOR SALE-Phaeton buggy; running gear
best ever made; cheap. Call at OTTER
SONS Livery Stable. ja22evds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
FLORIST
AMUSEM EMF
FOR SALE-MiSCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Fine counters. tables, shelly
ing. store stools, show cases. mirrors,
at THE LEADER 1920 and 1924 Main
street. Ja23ec>dl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

Use DR.. Hennig's Cough Syrup for
whooping cough. Price Csc and soc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

FOR ~sALE-Two trunks. size, 26x16x13;
suitable for travelling salesman. Cheap.
Apply office WEST VA. PTG. CO, 1928
Market street. ja22e&dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
brewery FOR SALE.

The Brick and Stone Brewery at Har
per's Ferry, w. VA. recently owned by
Mr. ]. c. McGraw capacity, 10000 bbls;
trolls trade of Valley Of Virginia and other
large territory; in full operation; trade
intact. ready for purchaser. Sold on easy
terms For particulars apply to
JAMES M. MASON. JR. Trustee,
de15eh Charles Town. w Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

The stockholders of the Intelligencer
Publishing Company, at their annual
meeting yesterday, elected the follow
ing Board of Directors, namely: John
Frew, James K. Hall, John II. Winder,
John P. Glass and A. w. Campbell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

The stockholders of the Masonic
Hall Association were to have met last
night, but a quorum failed to respond
to the call, and the meeting was adj
in11rned until Thursday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26
NEW ADVERTISFMrN-

HOW TO BECOME Lawful P-7-------
oentlsts or lawyers, Lock Box i i5 ss'l' ans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

The stockholders OF the Fire anC
Marine Insurance Company elected thu
following Board Of Directors, namely
Jere A. Miller. Alfred Caldwell, w. A
Wilson. G. J. Rawling Julius Pollock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-26

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Riverside Iron Works
will be held to-day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-10

BLACK DRESS FABRICS
FIVE SPECIAL VALUES
AT SOC a yard
10 pieces fancy black English granite
rloth, worth 7'c yard at 5Oc yard
At 75c a yard
pieces black English Cheviot and
raised effects. worth 81 a yard at 75,. yrd
At ST a yard
10 pieces OF Black Figured Artnoures,
extra wide, worth SI.25 yd at 81 II ward
At ST Is a yard
10 pieces of Black French Nenitian
cloth, sl.50 a yard at 81 % yard
At 81 SO a yard
pieces of Black Venitlan Cloth in all
3he latest figures. worth 3 a yd at sl.5o
ward.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-10
A. Ifdlle Reflection

Will cerainy convince you that the only firm that do
business the principal Of 'money back if your not
suited in every way must be the firm that sells the right
kind Of goods at the right prices, y,1arar
teed goods below that of the right kinchoice upto
date, new fall goods. The prices are-o we'll Just like all
pices always right-1he Lowest in Carson
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-10
At 5000

Ladies Black ksrsey Cloth Jackets III
double breasted. velvet Collar. lined
throughout with silk. worth al5 at
$1,000 each
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-10

LADIES CAPES
At s. 50
Ladies Plush Cspes, handsomely bro
caded. Collar, down front and around
buttons edged with black Thibit fur.
worth 45 each at $3.50 each.
At SIS 90
Ladie. Plush Capes, lined with fancy
Italian Cloth, richly braided collar and
down front edged with black Thibit fur
worth $3.50 at 500
At 81 SO
Ladies' Astrachsn Capss, extra long,
suitable for elderly ladies. lined through
ont, heavy. worth $1,000 At $3.50
AT $40
Ladies Plush Capes, length "a inches
lined with silk sarge, richly braided and
beaded. sxtr,, value for $3.50. at $1,000
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-10

LADIES JACKETS
At $3.50
Ladies' Covert Cloth Jack cts in tan, a!
front, faced. worth $3.50 at S6.:,o each
At 81 SO
Ladies' kersey Cloth Jackets in tan,
fly Fl mt, faced with silk, worth $1,000
at 17.:A.
At 81. so
Ladies kersey Cloth Jack cts in tan. fly
'front.' raised seams. storm collar. worth
$40 at $50 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-14

Finally novel scheme was decided
upon. They must Try something more
conclusive. - pouring u handful Of the
precious oats Into n quantity OF cold
water. the pnlOukctH awaited develop
mcntr. II was not long until the httlo
things proved thelr true Identity, ~ one
after the other freed itself from It's
fiaky bondage and crnwlcd up IN" side
~ the vessel staring In open aHtpnlsh-
ment at the crowd Of curious spectators
grcoing itr advent Into the open. THIS
testimony was convincing; the FANNY
throw up the discussion, and nj once
entered upon the philosophy ~ the
thing, why such stun should be- sent
nut tcthe public fof their consideration
al breakfast time. A. the family was In
aunndary to know why such things
should be. "a letter was sent ~ the man
ufacturrra. ar prepnrcrs rather, and
this Is tho reply sent backs
"In expianasion We viii say that hose
living things are wlevll, againas which
~ package ~ cereals " pIaaf " II
"a common ~ all % nri them w "A
package W nd EDudH. They are de-
velappl By axe and moro particularly
hy age and warm weather cinih.n J.
In fast ghry grow In ths grain ana al
u takss 60 develop them II SIMPLY Time
enough. Your grocer has NJ doubt de-
NFtfsl lhH - lANhah' ~ $50. NO. -,
had IN Stock for some tlmo-ihit hal
become I'D. We an not, nor intE any
manufacturer. Ruarat,ce goods 60 keep
for all time. We guarantee cNriy
parlago VI ltts Co be absolutely free
from wceyil on arrival a. cus.omcrs'
place - business. hut further shah this
We ar not rcaponelbls.'
Tho parties 60 whom this letter was
son. wsrp much couslled In learning
thlt the animation discovered WIS "oH-
ia wcsyll," hut he fhIi a. u may ehey
have sworn IN eating mush, fearing as
they d. that some day q viii germlnlte
within them AMI they be found surer.
INK from she "NeeNlls ar something "
that Kind. Besides. they wonder h lN
Via 4hr uAts received mus have been.
~ tho grocer from whom they were
purchased placed 1hem On the shelf the
very day they were bought. direc.ly on
receipt 81 them from the main dealer
II appears o. be a case Of buying "a
pig N a poke" a. fhe Scoichman would
say. ~ ghe poor, unsuspecilng public
has ~ way W ascerlalnlrg the genu-
lnencrs ~ the goods bought, urfill she
sunday morning meal y a'preparing.
speaking u food. pure AID Otherwise.
reminds one 81 she ruptrabundaBce u
canned goods and packngcd dellcacies
piI up Tor she consideration ~ the hun
gry 10 this FAR western metropolis. Il
II common repute that half the FOODS
- prapar,1 Tor abe consumption 81
man. h stun" % dhe rankosi kind. M
only FOR the swine and then not very
delicious dlhh. The story ~ .1s-nail
coffee has a special bearing here. while
the current news from San Frauclsco
n the canning " io,ten and pu,rld 10.
mntoea. h also aprupos The moral Is
- Ia.
what ihsy elt and drink In this en-
llghiened agg OF she worlds history.
md then disease viii be scattered k,
The four winds, and men and women
'Nlli live long. yea % The great agr Of a
groe. BOBBiE BURNS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-14

have given special study and special a..
igr, t1 some branch ~ medicine. g.
hat your ldeag
"Preciseiy my dear" AIR. Loveg1od
tnfN preparing tn continue his
.tilhg you have got ahr whole
ming now o. lFut because rlmr one
hdVsrilsta 90 Elyc medical advice by
rufftH pnndrnrr that you can necessarily
assume ine advice viii hc valuable ur
hclpful Anybody can mako such an
oner, 10 a. wise tt gn behind the
promises AMI he claims made aud sse
u they bear Investigation. In Doctor
licrcc's cuHe the closer thc examination
Of his claims aud rec1ri che rrtutrr tho
confidence which he viii inspire. Dr.
w. V. Pierce o. az the head H the iu-
yal.d's Hotel ana Surgical Institute. at
liuhhlu, y. V, q medical aud surgical
inHltuii1n. which On ~ scientific equip.
meut iu hhpru.1ry. lts stan ~ nearly
u srurc ~ experienced physicians AMI
fufE tunr ANA o. variety % dtliy prar-
lice. ~ on a fd1ilug with any medical
and surgical institute In tn country"
And Jus here thu infant heir Of the
h1us' " LnVcglud. voiced message so
"a woman who was In every way
qualified 90 give him the desired uiien.
zion, which she promptly d1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-14

the past 4 man n aiken Tor what ne
is and what he can do. Of course the
members ~ the profession who are not
specialists would naturally fight an In
nuvatiun which took away their patients
ana their profits. iiut when % new
idea makes Cor public good % can't be
destroyed. They used 90 Say no lteam-
er could be built so Cross the Atlantic.
She couldn't carry coal enough one
prominent Enrilshman. then leader In
the House 90 Commons. IN the heat ~ u
debate declared. that N ever any
steamer crossed thc Atlantic he'd eat ID
machinery aud an take % shat she
objections g. treatment by cnrrrspnnd-
ence have na litiie foundation In fact
ne the objections To the possibility OF
steamships crossing The Atlantic.
"ii reminds me NJ tlut a0ry about
ihe gnAn who had been arrested Tor
some onense. he som! for lawyer.
wlt1. Whfn he had heard the story. sl'i,
why man alive. they Can't arrest you
f1r ihati'
"nUi. said ,ho prisoner they've
done it"
~ does not seem any use to argue
about the possibility OF being treated
successfully hy correspondence with
pr. Pierce when there arc Thousands 90
people GO stand up and say, We have
been successfully fr,nted. We have bc n
entirely cured bv DE-. Pierce nri his
sum ~ spfcllli.g."
Then" said hs wife. "it dprsn't fpl-
low thar any uud everybody could treat
successfully hy correspondence. u De- 70
movement IN advance VT ordinary prac-
uce' 10y those specially qualified who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-14
LVINTS IN THE WEST.
BRUTAL ASSAULT 10 BE INVESTIGATED
..,.r,, Hr,n.rau Throughout caiifor
MIA irou WORKS Destroyed g. I'm
portant water Decision.


"a. arriner. idaho. II enjoying nine
Inches w 81, 81,
I'm. t'nlnn iron Morkr OF hnet' N'l-
AN a Go. at Sln Francisco, WI, ~
I.@n destroyed by Or" which r,ailen III
fls engine room. Loss fp'.p'. INSURANCE"
"a ~
~ ,.mpb.li OF Boise. Idaho.
Mt-. Isn,iiy shsfiu 81 ida ,uun-
X, under her husband who WIS recently
Elected sheriff THIS NOR thhh Ph'h-
III the Salt Lake county cave
80. .,,,t, ali u,,t. nf Gan.
kepdri- livh ,uh.' Ia. IN ,,bi,b 10
urnin inul'",n III r,' ~" mi I'm ,entiui,es
un itlliif .,i...,,..r,,tu XXI. AMI, Tb.rs
FL Aei'l th' IN ~ .,,,,,, ~ ,uusn,,tir
was y h'aNs ~ ~, A., nv, ,,ina,,i ',s ,in,..'
urlnnins nu'i ~ ,,,,,.,s in M. V,iis,
ihe isin ,,,",ai ura,,s,,t bn,ing raii- Il
muth hppi'h'"r'" W
.,'-'n'
A. De Nruhiicanl, consul E,nrr9 ~
Ifan,r',,.n. IN a., nav. AZ inv.sti,a,io,,
% AiltNi w y -. s''.,,''i' - ..' = ~
mli, lhi9 W. i,,,t i,,,,is ~,
sAnli WiAN' .,.l'in ,,Nt' Mn. 1919. i'.,
Ff ih ~" 49," t," ttiiiit..., -, Z. ~.
mnir. MlnN 'n,,s.,t,, ,,''' ~, a. w"
p,t'inn'i ,,,t,, i,,,,t i'',,' ", M,
tttl"ur ,nnni'i. .,, w, -. w..
the A'N'fh"' WIZ "'N-"N"'' WV """i''
ttt,tp. Iioughtnu " the district court
. gf,,iy. ,'ni Thursday rendered Ia d..
.i,n which will be- ~ much interest
ID. iee,iitir- where Turning il enrried
on y, means N irrigation The ease
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-14

duke wcm there to hunt. and the game
he'pTrs wife took great pride with her
husband ~ keeping the preserves Welt
stocked. Hut she never saw his grace
the duke except at u distance.
70 her he bare charmed lie. living
In the great wealth OF Paris In winter
and enjoying London society IN spring.
MldSeaHonH he hunted
one day the Duke OF Sutherland
lifted his rifle and he downed-nnt he
game but IN. game keeper. inviting
" he shot his faithful servant. WIN
was out rpusing the birds FOR his lord
ships pleasure.
The Duke ~ Sutherland was one ~
the finest gentlemen In Europe In the
Old sense Ut the word. 20 h. Immediate
~ went and sought the wife to toll her
what had happened ana make apollo
glcr. She came 10 the door al smiles
and expectation. for the visit was an
unexpected honor. His grace the
duke stRmmered and hesltated. finally
blurtlng nut. Madam. have shot your
husband"
Her manner In receiving the bad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-14
THIN TRUE STORY
Or TIiE


The scene In a comfortable sitting
room. Mr. Lovcgood is buried in u
book aud his wife is scanning the ad-
vertlsemcntH In the evening paper.
Suddenly Mrs. Lovegood says. Say
dear" IN "A voice that make Mr.. Love
gu1d almost drop his book Weir
what II ~" he says with laugh.
another real genuine bargain oner7'
~ don't know shat you'd rall IL that"
his wife replied. "iiut. yes. you
might" she continued FOR II Is q bar
gain offcr NJ free medical advice 90
Let's hear al about u. my dear" sail
her husband. Hut ynu know I'm "a
little dubious about your bargains.
Your swan 90 often turn out a. be-
geese" ''Well. then. IT'S an offer 10y %
woman (phyHlcian 10 rive free medical
ndvlc" by letter. and " says irs better
~ write 90 woman because u man
can't understand n woman. Just because
he's q man. ana It says too that lt's Just
revolving 10 10 20 a man physician my
how And Mrs. Lovpguod stopped be-.
cause abe was out NJ breath.
y bet you" said her husband. "thnt
the advertisement don't says Hhor a
woman phyHlciun." why, yes n
does" said his wife aa she looked at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-14
EAT NUSH No LONGER.


Mu'h ana MIX Whai a dainty dish
Tor hrlukftFi. especially To- the iudlvi1-
al who halls from Old H.bylon. where
aim ,.,,,t. ,,.,.r,tt,, a., 49,, -, 4,
1900 ~ ~, ''"''' :"
9Nu h"h lh' mhHh Tor hffahiaht you
are not English. N you refuse To- accept
"a bowl III "parrItrh" with either sweet
~. ..,,. a.,l,, ,,.,,, 49,. ,'',.,,,,,,, ~, =
u''N -" NV '''N''n'S ~ +"
N0Niehmah ana - ON THROUGHOUT the
entire lifitlsh kingdom. Who u there
ff1u sr,,ln's bonnl. bra.s who doesn't
10. 49,. ,......,,...' -, &, ,,,,... -
JIM N"'. "nP''hk "'t''l't why Us
PR nt thelr very hrlng-llfe without
u would be- Impossible.
Anlmadvsrilng on shlH peculiar sub.
t.., brl,y. o., mind d, .ir,,,,,,tsr,.. ,h,t
e.,ui,'u W nus nlty Jurt Nesk or -
So ,.llAin i.ih'ly Twink ln Aho sup-
ul.in uirul.t' 70 tne HluthN..t was
aNluHS iunu ~ hurh W ul,ahl"., ~
VS. q ul.h they N"Ishlpp'l W ihcs.
ln,y hai 10 nv" y, they e,ulunt ~,
s'lhk Nlthnut "; i'ah'r, huuaN'hv anu
".il, ~, sn's u"n til,u y" p.I,,, ,.,i
"Nt ih.I' W.. one nIahi ihlg hau lhh'u
20 nnu.r, an1 tnat lhry must Wy ~ \.
F,s'hn'" 1" W. th' I'"l sh'hs' 'h' "hS
HtNH'
nds w H. hpu'. nam ,na. he1 p1p s s wy.
she was right out 81 ont-mcll ana mus
nave a ph,khsr ny ail means 10 MIMI
w ~ ln' nihhu Hhr hal never ul'h' an
.idrf was ~ once glssn, AMI thr EludH
dgnN.trl post hirie. Thr cif'tul mouse
VII. t't proud ~ her hhtEhln-a whole
liehasr Tor Ten cents win q llthogIaph
~ exterior Whl'h ipld nihlher man
Mnldr ihht MAr me Hlshlandet
lI,nn' 'efeIullS tucked away IN one
corner % thc pantry on nhelf sum
uchuy hlEh % Keep the mlachlcNpur boy
away me hood woman placed hrr oals,
anl ~ HuniiS morn she hnh all hahIH
w bfighl ana early, ~ NJ 20 drcss, eat
, wy n'ssh an 90 other li''l. slds anu
was boiling and everything ready for
we meal. when Mrs, u, opened her
IarkaEr, u was Intact, 80 much -
,hai the good woman had some DIN
tul1y IN tearing u asSundrr,hut once eN-
posed Ia view the oats We're ready for
ne Kettle. and IN they went handful
after hnndful.untD that len In the pack
axe began IN look rather scarce, The
vi,s looked little peppered hut that
was easily eNplalned-the black HpeckH
usually accompanying the grain had
o-en allowed 10 rcmain.in the product,
bu a. ihey We're a healthfui attach
meni, Mrs. u. paid no particular atten-
ton, but Kept on stirring up her muah
Finally II was cooked and found lts
way, Htehmlng and suffering, into
block spcoks were Htlll In evidence ana
that o. % marked degree. The family
hooked and looked but neither. II
ty'med, dare speak. as mother had eN-
plhinrd che matter beforehand ana had
pronounced everything %. X, Presently
one more nutHpOken Than the rest de-
olnred that the spccka were bugs, ants,
any old thing In fact, but that denom-
mated by The mother, ana In disgust
the child east II away and declared
that u would forego the pleasure " u
dish " mush that morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-14

rope. ~ her friends assert fur she nos
been frequently criticised In unfflcndly
ways. But she has likcwire been very
charitable. Her Eupd deeds are carried
a. the full extent ~ her purse. und Hhe
carries ON her pension list large mum
bcr ~ worthy poor.
Recently she created a great HenHa-
ton by advertising Tor "A Hntchcl con-
tnining 100000 worth of Jewels stolen
from her IN ihc train. II was not
supposed that her wealth was sum
clrntly enormous 10 support such an
Immense Jewel caskot. and thus she
again ran into print and nptori"ly
through misfortune
The odd point connected with her IA
that she " not and never has been
pretty She dresses with exquisite taste.
but were she Ia neglect herself she
would b. "thc humrllrnt woman IN Eu-
rope" She was over forty when ~"
married the duke. ana that was some
years ago. She N now the VII. ~ sir
Albert ilallit. hut according o. English
custom she goes by the highest title
she ever bore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-14

The Duchess " Sutherland. though a
woman OF Unconventional hoblts and
excellent position In English aociety,
mas had a life stranger Than that
penned by any fiction writer. None
nut the trashiest ~ tate spinncrs
would dare 10 spin her life IN plot.
The world FIRST heard M her az the wife
~ game Keeper ON the preserves VI
the Duke " Sutherland. Every year tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-14
A WOMAN OF FORTUNE.


news was 90 womanly aud her attempt
la CONCEAL her grief was 80 pathetic
that IL touched hie heart. Years after.
when himself widowed. he saw the
wife Of the game keeper again. and all
the world knows how h. temporarily
lost family caste ana Eocicty by marry
Ing her.
The Duchess of sutherland has been
one Of the most maiisn'd women NJ Eu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-14
PHOTO ALBUMS

shaded cellulold album. with fancy
Dc ooratei cover ana velvet back ana
uruera, size 5XNls inches, holding "A
cabinet and s small photos, lt. each
SO
Photo album, holding 20 cabinet ana
10 small photos, with handsomely dec
orated celluloid cover. sisNll Inches, "A
rare bargain at
Si.Oo
Very handsome fllk plush album In
assorted culors. holding - cabinet and
10 small photos, bargain at
$3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-14
HOLIDAY
HANDKERCHIEFS


Ladies embroidered border rcallopcd
slgo handkerchief, 10 neat and pretty
~ design, well worth iac, each
\ pretty une " embroidered seal
Hoped or rmsiilehed handkrrcAi'ls. in
lirge variety. hard 20 duplicate al zoe,
each
i5e
This ~ our banner line. The superior
qulllilcs are gNrclled only 10y the
beauty NJ design and richness of pat-
tern. This line would sell without
trouble ul aic aud go, We make thrm
our Christmas special a. tails popu-
''' ~ 25c
Another great line that makes hand
krtchitf-buylng advantageous. Dur.
iug this week you get the l1c quality,
threr hnndkcrchicfi Tor the price "
9 for Sl.oo
Chndvn's hnndkerchlcfs with neat
colonel nnrirrs; thr quality makes
thom worth dpublr-cach--
Neat rnlored borirred or plain white
h,msiltchrd huudkrrchiefr, hriter In
quality ana finish iu any ever offered
az this popular prce-eaeh--
g.
White hrmF'lirhod handkerchief
with silk embroidered United States
Has In corner. worth Zoe, each
10
Fancy hemstl,chcd Jipanette hand
kcrchioff me sheer cloth, the regular
i-2c grade, goes 40, each
80
six embroidered initial hemsiltchoi
Jap0nettr handkerchief, neat. pretty
ana durable. each
7iic
HANDKERCHIEF HOMES
Handkerchief boxes. containing . ana
g handkerchlcfH each, lu., The thlng
for delightful Christmas GIT.