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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1898-01-27
Notice for PubIication---Final
Proof.

r AND OFFICE at Fargo, y. Dak., January 25
IL 1928
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fed notice OF his Intention TO
make final five year proof III support OF his claim
and that said proof viii be made before ". l.
Warrey, county judge Of Steele county, N. d., at
SherbrO0ke, Steele Co., N Dak., on March g.
1898, viz:
GEORGE w. EhRRIS.
under his u. +. No. 1917. for the N. +. quarter
of section 30. township A.. north of range 5B.
west, in Steele county. North Dakota. And he
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuOus residence upon and cultivation OF said
land. viz: John Christie W. G.. Gray. W. H.
Farrls, +. J. B. Stan field, of Hope z. o. Steele
Co., N. D.
A. +. SUSDERHAUF. Register
MCMAHON BROS, ATTORNEYS Hope, n ID.
i It MI ian ".
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1898-01-27
Card of Thanks.

M. B. CAssELL, Secretary.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1898-01-27
Sherbrookc, N. D.. Jan. 20, 1893.

The following is statement of tho
receipts and disbursements:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
PaoMlNENI pEoplE.

The Rev. sSsua'' Jones. the evangelist.
makes ESQ cc a year.
President Diaz. OF Mexico. will soon
visit the United states.
The health OF King Humbert 81 Italy +
again causing UneasincSs. the fainting hts
having REQUIRED.
TIE Empress Of Germany has nearly re-
covered: but she shows the effects Of hev
long aud severe Illness.
Alexander Agassiz. % Harvard. is 20
spend several months among the Fiji Isl-
snds studying the coral reefs.
IL l. said that Cecil Rhodes keeps a diary.
written In al intricate cipher. 81 which the
Key j. known 70 himself alone
President Mckinley has just celebrated
his atty -afth birthday. having been born
~ Niles. Ohio. on January %. ls4S.
IL IA hoped thu. the monument 70 Fred
Nrick Douglass. for which fund l. now
being raised. will D. erected in Rochester
y. Y. about the firs. OF next August.
The oldest clergyman OF the Church ~
Lngiand the Rev. Edward Allen. who has
Just completed hiS hundredth wear He 4.
stiil fulfilling his functions AZ Tivsr
The engagement has been announced %
Owen Nister. the writer % Western stories.
20 his cousin. Miss Mary Claiming Wister.
of PHILADELPHIA. The WiSter family is one
Of the oldest in Philadelphia.
portrait statue % the late Tucene
iTtA = 20 - trr-tci on the campus or the
University % Missouri az Sedalia In will
Do % bronze on pedestal % Missouri red
granite. the poet viii BE- represented a4
seated az table in the act o. writinr and
the figure j. % heroic size
Governor Tyler OF Virginia. VINO has an
imposing stan ~ eighteen tnc-rl,a-~ ap-
pointed seven % thom from Richmond Tho
state capital. that Dee might bc assured ol
a cre'iitahle representation on AL state. Or.
easion-. however sudden and uncvrertsliy
the requirement might arise.
Budyarl kipiinc a. a dine--ort f. AN an.
oualy. His iuvariahle rule f. 90 refuse al
invitations. 50 Il created quite a sensation
10 London whcn no appeared az the Tar.
well banquet Go Sidney Low. the retirfu.
editor % the - James Garette n,
provcd an easy. fluent and magnetic after
dinner SPEAKER.
Sa-asa;e. the vi0iini~t. "a = coufr-,e,
bachelor. aud the responsibility D. uauali,
handed Sara>ate the first prize OF the parf
CoDservatoirc. a. wound up hl- lith
speech % presentation with the word.
And. above all. never marry a piece ol
advice which sarasate has never FORGOTTEN
| Schweninccn. Prince Bismarck's pbvsf
clan. said ia a. Interview that the conff
4 ton % the former Chancellcr'S health wa.
not serious. provided he s. cautions in ex
| posing himself 20 the weather and follow
( strict hygienic rules. The recent tronbi,
/ Of the Prince. DR.. Schwenincer added va
i mainly swelling az the veins % the feet an,
| leg Prince EiSma sex according 10 IA,
sicctor. has a number OF year 10 live
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
Minor Mention.

Letters possible pronts in wheat arc
lgured az a. 20. 900.
Canada will institute a system Of naval
petrol on the Great Lake
The Virginia House has passed. III 10
.ortid the use % trading-stamps.
Counterfeit so bills have bean passed on
several storekeepers Ia New jersey.
Farm thieves have been operating ia parts
p Kentucky All farmers have suffered the
os- Of wagon loads of grain pumpkins and
shocked corn.
A carrier pigeon club has been formed on
The Hawaiian Islands for the rapid convey
ance OF letter. More than atty stations
have been established already
The anniversary OF the execution %
Charles I. was celebrated IN London.
The Fsirview tunnel. In Arizona ha- been
again SCI on rr- by spontaneous combus-
ton.
The laws delays are illustrated bv the
fact that case has finally been dismissed
In he 81 Louis 49, because every one
who wa ever connected with IL j. dead
A concession 10 establish lotteries az De
lagoa RAy. under the name Of the santa
Cruz Lottery Concession. leads the Cape
Times 20 anticipate { SoGth African Monte
Carlo
There are 81 10 students rnatrfculafed az
German universities this winter Semester
al increase OF 1000 over last year The
largest increase l., a. usual. la thr law
faculty.
Edward Ohe.Rstlch. heir 10 500 coo in
Budapest. Ia Hungary. Hnd for whom the
police have been searchilg lies Ia a pau
per's grave In the pottsr's Held In Chicago
During December 6s2S children applied
for lodging az Mexico City's public aormi-
tory. or an average 81 more than 2O7 dav
There were Sale boys and 1907 girls all -,
than hft~en YEAR old.
4 mining company al AnacoDds Mon
tanA. i building - reservoir capable o.
holding yearly a billion gallons OF water
giving q daily Gov 81 1000 900 gAlisns
down q slope 81 300 feet into the city.
Vienna, the birthplace 81 Vienna bread
Vienna coffee and Wiener Schnitzel Ia.
appropriately begun the celebration 81 En-
peror Francis Josepb'- jubilee year With al
exhibition 81 coOking. Visitors are AlloweS
to taste the things they see.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

NEW YoEK CITr (Speclal) New York
City and vicinity and New York State lie
under heavy blanket Of snow varying in
thickness from the normal fall OF two or
three feet 70 ten and even twelve feet.
where the high winds have drifted It.
Trains. street cas- and trolley lines were
badly blocked. On some branches the carr
We're abandoned. On all the lines the
trains were late. Country roads were gen
orally impossible The wOrs; blizzard
Saratoga and the Adirondacks have suf-
Tered since March, ls8s ragged for two days.
Six inches % SNOW fell iR New York City.
Thousands % men and carts worked 20 clear
u away. and made good progress ia the
principal business aud residences streets.
There was great distress among the very
poor aid homeless and public and private
charities We're taxed 20 their utmost capa-
city for relieving suffering. Many walked
the streets all night 20 keep from freezing.
ioeound trains Rnd steamships were crust
e1 with SNOW and lee. and there was delay
Oh almost AL railroads catering New York.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
LEARNING TO SEE.
Twenty Vesr-Old Girl. Blind From Birth
EeGain- Her sight.


Twenty eSr-old Girl Blind Fro" Birth
heS'in> "eF >'sh''
The recent restoration OF sight TO
Julie Duplessis. Parisienne, twenty
years old, who has been blind since
birth because Of n double cataract, has
disclosed some phases of the develop
ment OF sight that are arousiug great
interest in the scientific world The
operation was performed two weeks
ago. but a yet the young woman has
not gained complete power OK vision.
For an hour after the operation she
could see nothing. and when objects
did begin To take some form she SUI
ferci great pain IN the head. IL was
similar. She said, 20 that which might
be caused ny striking her eyes. This
continued for three days. during MOST
OF which she was obliged 20 keep her
eyes closed In sbou, a week. when
she could distinguish vain mach ac-~
curacy the form Of objects. e~porl-
ment- were made with her IN their
naming. Depending only upon sight.
she would mistake. for instance, cGt
for dog. pencl, FOR key and a
feather duster for a bunch OF chrys-
sutheuums Once, too, she was
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
well. this is the road you want 70
take"


The minister. with his little son
Charles. was calling on an old parish
Toner. who poured her troubles into
his sympsthizing ear. ending with the
remark. I've had my nose held 10
the grindstone for thirty years. :"
Charlie, who had been looking in
tently at the old lady. instantly re-
marked, well. IL hasn't worn the
mole on the end of it of yet. "-Hsr-
per's Bazaar.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
a rcrfrcr Defense.

Ma2istrate-"Youa admit YOU entered
the house OF the prosecuting witness
by the door at , O'Clock in the morn
ing"
Prisouer-"Nes, Your Honor"
Magistrate-''What business had
YOU there at that time Of nights''
Prisoner thought it was my own
house.
Magistrate Then why did you,
when this lady approached, leap
through the window. jump into the
cistern aud hide yourselfs"
Prisoner-"Your Honor. I thought
Il was my wife. Tit Bits.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

cries. Thea Cod o1u put the iaureis upon
your beov. end from che living fountains
Of heaven VIII bs{hc OF the sweat and the
heat and the dust % the conflict. March
on, march on, For you the time for work
will soon be passed. and amid the outfiash-
inCs OF the Judgment throne and the trun-
peting OF resurrection angels and the mp
heaviog OF n world OF graves. and the ho-
sanns and the groaning OF the saved and
the lest we shall be rewarded for our faith
fulness or punished for orr stupidity.
Blessed be the Lord God Of Israel from
everiastingte everlasting aud let the whole
earth be aiied with His glory. Amen and
amen
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

The area of the United States before
the purchase OF Alaska was 1888, 666
square miles; Alaska contains $50. 900
square miles OF mainland, 7000 square
miles Of the Aleutian Islands. and d.
600 square miles of other islands,
total of 579. 900 square miles, or one
fifth OF the area OF the rest OF the
United States. Ii requires the areas
of California, Oregon, idaho. Montana
and New York 10 equal this. The area
OF New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana, Illinois, Virginia and West
Virginia equal only one-half OF Alaska
u equals the combined area Of Great
Britain and Ireland, France, Germany,
Belgium and the Netherlands. II
stretches from latitude 81 degrees TO
Il degrees, ana from longitude 100
degrees to lSS degrees. Overland
Mo.thlv.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
klNo o. PEOPLE NEEDED.
Dr. TaIsnzge Describes the styfe %
ciari.tl4n Character Required To-day

Dr- I<n1Ec Describes the styl~ %
siari-tlan Character Required To-day
TExT- sWAo kaowetk whether fhoE ST
eprse 70 the kingdom for suca tin4e ss
thisS'-Ektber ~. "a
Esther the beartifEl was the vile "a
AhAsuerus the acc-1lEabir. TIE time had
e0Ene sor her 20 present = petition 10 her
infamous aNebaE1 IN behalf % the Jewish
nasloa. q which sic bad o1cs belonged.
tshs VS. afrai6 80 undertake 95e work, i~ss
she eboGsd loss ber own lHe, hnt her cocsln,
Mortecai. VINO bnd brougat Ter up. en-
co1rage1 Ter VITA the suggeSticn that
probably she hat iseea RAISED 40 % God FOX
fbxf prc1liar IleSlCn. who znCUeth
sheftier shoE art come % tie 2i4Scc e. for
euek tine a. t1iks
EstAer bad Der Ccd-appol1te4 Tor4.
Ton and Aase ODr.s - A. ny business 20
tel you wAar style 81 zen aud women yoa
oazltf 20 - - or6er that sos Eleet the de-
sn2B1 q t.ls axe ia zbiea God has east
S0nr lot 50 sbss disecoree sill Mt 1eas
= lfh tHc fecb1lcGiitloe. bot cG4y viii Els
rx4rklcakglsfirs. What Ne wax = crkcsi-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
silent Flny Year,, Now Cannot Speak.

Miss Experience Guilford, OF Blue.
Hill. Ne. made vow more than half
century ago that II she were not a.
lowed To marry the man Of her choice
she would not speak word 10 anyone
though she lived 10 be fifty years old.
Her father, and then her mother,
died. and her home was changed sew
eral times. but throughout all this per
Tod she kept her word The fifty
years OF silence was 60 have come to
an end one day last week The day
was named Tor a reunion Of the fam
lily Three generations have grown
up during these fifty years. Miss
Guilford. dressed in garments she had
not worn for half century, and
standing before her people. opened
her mouth 10 speak Bat though shs
made violent effort. and grew red IL
the face In the attempt, she could not
utter word. Her vocal muscles had
become atrophied from long disuss
and refused 20 work She Is now I'M
I dergoing treatment in q Boston hos.
pital to restore her speech. New
York World
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

Never marry scientific woman
why not2'
When get home late my wife can
tell next morning with a microscope
and few chemicals IN just what por-
tion OF the city I've spent the hight.
How the dickens does she Dc
that
by the mud on my shoes. "-Cieve
land Plain Dealer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
Similarity.

Remember. said the excited man.
money talks. I'll bet seventy-ive
cents that I'm right. Money talks"
Aud the man with = shaggy silk hat
and chronic expression Of disgust
edged away from the crowd with the
remark, yes. and it's just like some
people The smaller IL is the more
noise IL tries TO make Washington
Star
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

lyon say there is only one t-ain a
day from this ssation:' said the lady
at the ticket Office
only one. madame, was the re
ply.
Is the train on time?"
$40. II Is fifty minutes late "
Too bad; want 10 get 20 Poke
vile the worst way
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

PROSTITUTION Peie-"What makes
YOU look 50 couteuied:"
Icicle Ike just called Avalanche
Bill hly-hvored. bUll-headed cur,
and he made ne eat my words, and
it's the nearest I've come 10 having
a square meal in two months. New
York Journal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

'As the immortal William once
said. remarked Prince Henry,
there's divinity that shapes our
ends. rough new them how We Viii.
Really. now, Heinrich" said the
Kaise. as he overheard the remark OF
the Prince, that Is quite clever. bni
when did I say it;"-Cincinnati En-
quirer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
OUR BUDGET OF HUMOR.
LAvcHTeR.eRovoxNc STORIES FOR
LOVERS OF FUN.

A ~tate-msn'- r:~.pcn.e-wron De-
aned-Fa-iiy Ap~wered-ip wheel
pnrrsnr~-rhe Rea-oD-Hew AZ struck
Him Dangerous Psstirnes-i-nck. E;es
Nay. ask not II the couusry's safe,
He hurriediy repeated.
How can tell until know
II hav. been defeateif'
Washington star.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

The Nillner What did your hus-
band think OF that thirty-dollar hat
made for Won last week"
Mrs Heighav-"Oh. lie Just rave,l
over i.-wheu told him the price "
Chicago Newe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

Society Is getting dreadiuliy
mixed nowadays
YES. isn't it People whose
grandfather made money are having
10 associate with those horrible peo-
pie who make Il thems elves "-Pue-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

Mis- Strongmvnde-"W Where ~ there
any great difference between the
sexes"
Oldbach -"Iu woman's life the
declining wears are before she reaches
thirty. '- New York Journal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

I.awyer You're not responsible for
the conduct 81 anybody besides your
self, sre yout'
Baton ~ think ! AN
Lawyer Tell as how
Baton I'm the leader OF a. or
chestla - Boston Courier
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

Little Papa. Dick found a
horseshoe aud / found four-leavei
clover Which OF Us is the-luckiers
Practical Pa-''Dick Is. Horse
shoes are worth money. New York
Weekly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

Edith Aud so you think M
Beesley Is au artist"
Bertha 81 know he Is Our Fed
was tellinc Charley that Mr. Beeslev
is now painting the town. Boston
Traveller
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12

Doctors say tina. handshaking Is
unhealthy
lis chat 500 I've known for a long
time that shaking ones fist was some
times awfrllv unhealthy. Detroit
T~aa Dress
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
wrongly Defined

Phaste-'I think Jones Is cranky.
Slow" How so? You can't t-rr
him. 49, Boston Courier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
Lastly Answered.

Mr.. Cubbage injecting his friend -
''Hello, Gargoyle. what's on foOte'
GargOvle-''C orns
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
The Reason

Muriel-"Did Maud marry Chollv
Sophtly of her own free wills"
Zoe-"No, on account OF his faith
er's.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-12
In wheel rarIsnec.

Ned Your bicycle will only last
for a season.
Ted-"Oh. no: its good for many
centuries boston Courier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11
DIRECTORS ELECTED,
Corporations Holding Their Annual
Meetings OF Stockholdrrs.

Corporations Holding Their Annual
Meetings OF StocEholdrrs.
The following corporations held their
annual meetings OF stockholders yes
terday afternoon and elected directors
for the ensuing year, besides transact
ing other business not made public:
Exchange Bank-J. n. Vance, John
Wa:erhouse, G. E. Stifel, John Frew,
W. H. Frank, William EllIngham, ].
NJ. Brown, W. E. Stone, John L. Dick
ey. This is the old board reelected.
Bank OF the Ohio Valley-W. A.. Isett,
John X. Botsford, J. A. Miller, Nor
timer Pollock, E. N. Atkinson. Robert
Simpson, Julius Pollock. The old board
reelected.
German Bank-Henry Schmulbach
+ Frederick Schenk, A. d. Seamon,, C. W.
FranZheim. J. l.. Stroehlein, L. J. Bay
ha. This is the old board. Another d.
rector Is to be elected on account of tn.
death OF Mr.. L. c! Stifel.
The Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co.
elected the board Of directors for the
ensuing year. as follows: ]. n. Vance,
A. ]. Clarke, D. c. List. r. w. Haz-.
lett. William F. Stifel, Mortimer Pol
lock, Alfred Caldwell, George Wise,
Julius Pollock.
The annual stockholders meetings OF
the following corporations will be held
to-day: -t,
Peabody Insurance Company. to 3
p. m.
Peoples Bank, 10 a. m. to / p. m.
National Bank OF West Virginla,s1.to
3 p. m. ~ D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11
.M'Iiill|lIiga, an W'ii 1 IL &Co.
/ Cabinets at epeelnl prices for ono week.
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION

Il . = .
Meet Tonight to Consider an Amend
ment to By-Laws,
{ This evening at the chamber OF COM
merce. special meeting OF the West
Virginia societyot the Sons OF the
Revolution will be held for the purpose
Of considering General Alfred caldwelrs
amendment to the soclety's bylaws,
changing the date OF the annual meet
Ing. The amendment proposed Is as
follows:
1.-THE annual meeting OF the society
shall be held on the 22d day OF Febru-
ary, Except when that day Is on a
Sunday, the meeting shall be held on
the next ensuing day., at such place as
the board OF managers shall annually
determine, OF which every member shall
have at least thirty days notice, at
which a general election OF officers and
managers by ballot shall take place. In
such election a majority Of the ballots
given for any officer or manager shall
constitute a choice; but II on the first
ballot no person shall receive such ma
jority, then further ballotinG shall take
place, In which "a plurality Of votes
given for any officer or manager shall
determine the choice" .ii.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11
DEATH OF EDWARD REID.

A Well-Known Citizen Passes Away.
His Demise Had Been Expected.
The announcements OF the death, yes
terday afternoon, at his home. on Tlrir-
teenth street, of Mr. Edward Reid. while
not shock toihis many friends, from
the fact that 1t was anticipated, was re-
ceived With universal expressions OF
sorrow. The deceased was well known
In business and commercial circles, and
had many warm friends in the commu-
nifty. He was the SON Of the late John
Reid, who was identified with several Of
Wheel!Ig's early and successful bust
less enterprises. He leaves widow,
the daughter of Mr.. Stephen McCol-
Tough, ard two children. Mr.. Reds
last active business connection was as
a member OF the firm OF Simpson, Colts
s. Reid, He was man Of brilliant
mind, and OF many kind impulses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11
INCREASED INTEREST SHOWN
ARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SINGING.

Following the Christmas holidays,
MORE particularly, begins a season OF
revival services all over the land.
Wherever q Methodist church rears Its
splrc, some time during the season the
revival service Is in progress. The
small hamlet Is not excluded, for the
'protracted meeting" Is one Of the I'm
portant features OF church work. In
this city meetings are being held at
Fourth street and North street NJ. E.
churches, and the Benwood NJ. L.
church Is also conducting meetings
The revival services now in progress
at the Fourth street NJ. E. church give
promise Of an awakening Of religious
sentiment that will stir up the commu-
nifty. Another large audience heard
Evangelist Henry Ostrom last night,
and 1t was deeply moved by the speak,
er's words. IT Is certain the church will
be packed tonight and each evening
this week.
The singing under the direction Of
JONl E.E1lllls WAS ,CoHSlutfuuly SHlUutH-
er last night than at any time since the
services opened. Mr.. Hills and VOL
unteer choir of about thirty voices rem
der some new. hymns effectively. and
when the entire audience Joins In the
singing Of an old familiar hymn, the
wave OF sound rolls out on the street.
Mr.. Hills sweet voice charms his
hearers. and he has become quite IA
vorite. He accompanies his solos on a
small organ, which goes wherever its
owner and Mr.. Ostrom go.
Mr.. Ostrom's style is q pleasing de-
parture from that Of many evangelists.
He speaks direct to the reason, and his
delivery Is earnest and simple. He
doesn't strive for effect whatever, yet
meets with signal success. Last night
he spoke with more fervor and feeling
possibly, than Sunday night, and pre-
sumably will grow stronger as the
meetings progress. A cordial invitation
is extended to the public TO attend the
meetings, which will be held every Of
ternoon and evening for some time yet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-11
: DIED..

WILDE-On Saturday. January s. 1898, at
5:l5 o'clock p. m, EDWIN II. WILDE
Funeral services ut his late residence, No.
9iC0 Eoff street. Tuesday. January II,
at . O'Clock p. nj. Interment at Green
wood cemetery.
PHlL1PS-on Sunday. January ., 1898, at
o'clock n. m, NANCY. wife OF Harry
Philips (colored), aged II years.
Funeral services at Simpson II. E. church.
No. li20 IGoff street, on Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. Friends OF family
respectfully invited to attend. Inter
ment at Penlnsu!ar cemetery.
ELANAGAN-On Sunday, January .. 1898,
Mt 0 o'clock D.. M, JAMES sFLANA-
GAN, In the'ilst year OF his age.
Funeral will take place from his late resi-
dcnce No. 3i2G Wood street. Wednes.
day morning at $50. Mass at o'clock
at the Church OF the immaculate Con-
ccption. Intermeat at Mt. Calvary
cemetery. Friends OF the family are
invited. e
MARTfN--On Sunday. January 2, 1895. at
$50 o'clock y. M. WILLIAM C. MAR
TIN, aged ~ years. ~
Funeral from residence OF his sister. Mrs.
70 Hartman, No. 49, Fifteenth street. on
Tuesday at o'clock p, m. Friends of
the family invited, lnterment at Pc
nlnsular cemetery. ~
REID-On Monday. January 10. 1885, at
: D. m, ut his residence. 26 Thirteenth
street. EDWARD REID. son OF the
late John Reid. in his 50th year. E.l
Funeral services at his late residence. No.
&c Thirteenth street, Wednesday after
nom Mt O'clock Friends of fumily