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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

"1JE OLD HARTFORD LIFE" offers extra
ordinary inducements for good agents ana
tufness Tor the balance OF this year. ilai-
ris a Patterson general managers Texas,
lncnn and oklahoma Territories, Trust
building, palas. u
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Il0US ACCIDENT.

50 years old, residence
d II. and Randall Scheid-
Old. residence Forty-sixth
and fireman. respectively,
70 switch engine S74, met
accident In the yards of the
5hlrty-ninth and Mechanic
3 morning. The king-pin
|hglne and tender broke,
men to the ground. The
FENDER passed over Scheii-
Is, crushing it to a pulp and
/ injuries. Moore received
y injuries.
Pgon, in charge of Sergeant
|ded and conveyed Scheid-
|ealy hospital, where his leg
while Moore was taken to
hack by friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce.
merits now than ever before 10 parties de-
s.rng homes For particulars call at tina
Houston Heights Office. gOS Jain street Jno.
4. Milroy. agent II
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.
WANTED TO buy.

WANTED TO BUY-~A 81 Bernard pup fdogl,
s or months old. J. w. Skipper Lovolady,
Texas %
must be in good condition and cheap for
cash. Address 25io, this office, 25
WANTED--To buy gentiemon'B second hand
clothing; highest price paid; drop me n
postal, vii, call. A. Zuber, 502 Milan
street. e.
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FOR sALE-well established money making
for cash eosd Tsasons for se,line. also
splendid location for ice factory aui steam
laundry. John ". Maxny, room z03, Binz
building, Houston, Texas. u
FOR sALE--The best sA-ineh Morse compress
ever built BY tho Reading Iron Works,
Pennsylvania. John G. Hurter Co, Mont
gonIery, Ala. G-l3
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" inform BaIc.

" Uniform BaIc.
aas' May 2s.-The ginners
vicinity met at the court
=. Moore as chairman and
secretary, whsreupon the
Suohs We're adopted:
nas become necessary to
. change in the present
u s'z !, Of the cotton bale. and
an ,nat such a change is to
vi concerned in handling
1 s1t, the cotton ginners of
s msinity here assembled do
H sau oind ourselves to adopt
~ -ixo4 inches. and do fur
70 arrange our gin boxes so
: - his size bale, to be ready
III, ,s.son, 1t is further
"a. The maximum weight Of
-. exceed $50 pounds. The
ne TO this are +. Kni-hf.
m !. ziglebaur, Rhodes &
kn ,hliann, Thos. Miei, +. j.
Naienta. Frank shutz.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

Fol- SALE-The Houston Heights Hotel OF
forty rooms, with commodous dining room
mud Office supplied with artesiaL water and
electric lights; good electric car service and
phyed street TO center OF Houston. an ideal
summer home and comfortable winter quar-
ters; profitable investment for good hotel
mar John A. Milroy. POS Main street,
Houston. II
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WANT to sell good and we'll established bust
ness in Houston for cash or exchange for
live stock, will pay to investigate. Ad-
dress 2G0o. this office. IS
FOR sALE-Half interest in business col
Ieee: good opening for a stenographer. Ad-
dress lI3, this office. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WE GIVE special attention to our rental de-
partment, and solicit your business we ad-
vertise ana show all property free Our list
OF homes and vacant lots is large and com
piete; no trouble to SHOW same. List with
us any property that you have for sale or
rent. We are now writing three years In
surance for two annual payments and have
fun line OF good companies, We solicit
your business. Norfieet & Cooley, room
2ol Binz building. Phone 67s u
FOR sAl.E-Lot and one half on corner,
ThiId word, at n bargain. Address Ownet
this office. 2s
FOR SALE-S500 acres dark rich, sandy loan
prairie, Austin county, between Wallis and
Sealy, near railroad, $40 per acre. John
Sleeper, Waco, Texas. 0
LARGE two-story store house, nice cottage
and nine lots, bargain. at sl5o0.00. Bah
cock e. Marshall, Dayton, Texas. q
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IFS DEPARTMENT.

May 23.-Strayed or
sclone on the 21st instant,
mare, Az hands high, s
Y built, in good condition |;
'algh made by wire cut,
uylng to so to Lampasas
pay liberal reward for her
nus Charles Lehman, Cy-
tankersley, sheriff, Bel
Aas, May 2S.-Strayed or
r. Bauer, three miles
one mouse colored mare
~ anaed HF over n on left
lNnen left a small bell. one
aoout 3 years old, brand
lelt shoulder: $ reward for
, ra.' leading to their
,sss any information to r,
|'ii' GONZALES county.
4 Wy re 't Bowman. city, one
/ years Old, IA hands high,
! Dick Lee, one mile from
MA serret horse, . or 10 years
y s ~ one white spot on side,
! zap no brand, PAGES under
9, A. R. Anderson,
p., sheriff Harris County.
nf'hghurst. Deputy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

A perfected Scientific Local Treat.
nient for all those delicate and
paipfui Diseases peculiar to Wo.
men. Relieves Infiaumatiou Of
the Womb, Irregular or Paluful
Periods, Heals Uiceratinn, Cnfes
LcucorrhoeA, Diseased 0vAriog
and Failing Of shs Wonab " -.
storing strenath y The pssciss
supportirg the Uterus. Haliovoo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

BY ORDER of The eomiRst'opefs court or
Wharton county, Texas. invite BIDS FIR the
grading OF the road from the town OF Whar-
ten 10 Half Moon Lake. and from the negt
to the west proags OF Jones creek. on the FL
cen,po road. Bids will he nuened MoN-
day the 18th day OF June, 1923 Plans and
specifications on file In the county survey
or's office. The court reserves the right m
reject all bids. J. G. DaIbee, county judge
Wharton county, Texas. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

BY ORDER OF the commissioners court In
yite bids to repair the Wharton county court
housa Repairs 10 b. In accordance with
plans and specifications furnished by c. A..
inughiin architect, ln'l now on file with
the comfy clerk OF Wharton county AM
With The architest. at San Antonio. Texas.
and netal ceiling. Tho court viii 1psn bids
on Monday, the 18th day Of June, 1893, ana
reserves the right TO reject all bids J G.
lsarhee. county Judge Whaitch count.
Ts-ag 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

A COMPLETE modern gin OUTFIT in first-class
running order, with an easy capacity OF Is
OF 90 bales per day situated at railroad on
the edge of the Brazos bottom, for sale at
reasonable price and reasonable terms. rea-
sen for selling desire TO retire from the
Business. Address Ginner, 1910 Main street
Jfcuston Teyas p,
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on Improved farms aud
ranches Francis Smith & Co, San An
tonic. Texas. Call on +. W. Norris. Kiam
bdilcing. Houston, Texas. II
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FOR SALE.

THS WILLIAMS TYpEwRlTES--New mod.
els. Nos. and :, for issS, are nearest per-
Ing. spetdiest and beat ais in Auy blnnk
form. We sell. rent and exchange. send
Tor illustrated catalogue. ". H. Wright (
son. general agents. as Main street. Dallas
FAT FOLKS are reduced IL pounds month.
any one car make remedy at home; sample
box, etc.. mailed free; Il costs you nothing
TO try 4. Hall Chemical Co.. A %, 81
Louis, Mo. II
y. y. BARNES \ CO., Trinity. 1. 4 a. N n.
r.. Texas. factory selling agents for fruit
and vceetahie boxes. baskets. crates. pack
Ing boxes. etc. Write for prices. Gil
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

CHART OF the entire United States navy. on
enameled paper, size 26xi0 Inches. POSTPAID
10 any part U. s.. $50. j. j. Paztotizs Pig.
& Litho. Co., 3o4 Main stree. Houston
Texas.
FOR SALE--One Callahan engine, hundred
horse power: good for sawmill. For pzr-
ticulars write Milan County OIL Mil Co.
Cameron. Texas Sc
HEADQUARTERS for fruit boxes and bas-
kets. blackberry boxes, fruit and tomato
boxes and crates. at factory price. plants
tomatoes. cabbage and sweet potatoes &c
for 100. packed and shipped 10 all points;
Mexican June and s5-day corn, Spanish
peanuts and stock peas: try the celebrated
velvet bean. Holloway Seed. Grain and
Commission Co., Dallas. II
FOR sALElTen RIP.AN.s for cents q.
druggists; one gives relief. 1852
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing a
comfortable happy home. We own the
land of the right sort and offer /, for salo
at correct prices. on accommodating terms
with conservative rate of intere t. Let us
know your wants. &c. one OF our booklets
Address LanG Department., r. J. Wllll,
4 Bro, Galveston. Texas. s-Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

L. F. MILLER, electroplating nickel. gold,
silver. copper, Houston. We make a spe-
clalty and solicit all kinds Of REPEATING such
as tableware. harness trimmings saloon
fittings, gas and electric light fixtures. beer
faucets, military and lodge equiprnents; IN
give you estimates. we gnarantec ali our
work and prices as low az the lowest. Phone
SIS. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
I NEWS ITEMS.
LIBERATED the births,
| tie Queeu.
ri WITH Ignite
| psrposcs-univerrlty
Used Resolutions
Respect.

ID AtNS
the only organization Of
Ate. tonight gave a cele-
X queen yictoria's birth
;tish consul at this port.
addr. IS of the evening
Rabbi Cohen. who spoke
lon race.
BEAUTIFUL quarters in the
IA today the Union Jack
keze along with the Stars
ras a patriotic demonstra-
the belief and hope was
that the two countries
md in closer fraternal re-
here many invited guests
sIry REGENTS.
fgents OF the University
!. regular session at GAL
ben officially advised OF
lent Thompson, thereupon
bted the following in COM
| bis worth and goodness.
II while memory of the
Ina fortitude with which
kher and coadjutor, 7. G.
| The encroacbment OF in
and overcame its sting,
blow, yet his death has
with grief and dismay.
II in the death of T. G. |
tate Of Texas has lost one
Ind best citizens, the city
] Of its most public spir-
residents and the Univei-
the medical branch there
Iremitting advocate and
lly has the board of re-
his loss, for in him it has |
wise and faithful adviser, |
and impartial member, |
warm hearted man and |
4 this board here places |
timoIy 10 the inestiinable |
ness of his character AS a |
spotted integrity aud con-
Is an official, charged with |
interests Of the State.
t the resolutions enfbody-
'xpression of the feeling |
,r Of this board be en-
transmit a copy thereof |
our deceased friend and |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25
BOARD AND ROOMS.

TABLE board. $3.50 per week; so7 Ausun
r,rrcf q
FnIt EENT--wiih ioari, q large south front
room, also two single rooms suitable for gen.
tlcEien; table and attention excellent; 1903
Eusk 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

MEMEERS of the United Commercial Travel
ers Houston Council Nc. 80. will have an
important meeting Saturday night at s
will hereafter meet regularly SATURDAY
nirEts. BY order of w. C. Akard S. c.
Thos. l.. Freeand. secretary. IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

Ell EGANT stock or jewelry, silverware ana
fixtures for sale or exchange; will trade Tor
musical Instruments. sewing machines and
furniture, or desirable real estate or vendor
lion or other good notes. Address s., this
Office ~
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE


TO TRADE--House and lot. ia Drummer add
ton for lots or land unimproyed. d. T.
Kennedy. room |, Kennedy block. 2S
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HAEDgoMEI.y furnished front room. with
board. three blocks from Capitol Hotel: ll12
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTY with $4,000 can secure franchise for
this city for one of the most profitable
aBtncy businesses in the United States;
,rlncipals only dealt with Address 2Gl1,
this office. 20
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LARGE. south front room. also suite, with
good board, baths. ETC.; quiet place; reduced
rates; 40t Crawford street. ~
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OWING to the health of my family. ! have
20 move 10 Inherent climate and offer ny
business known as the Houston Grain Co,
for sale: Two mules, two horses wagon, dray
and few fiXtuies, and trade, mostly
cash, that runs. as my books will show
from $50 to 500 day. Byron Leaird, sl5
Wiiloy street IS
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hoor. Music, speeches, recitation last, but
not least, the Rathbone Sisters will serve
iine banquet. All knights of Pythas and their
families are cordially invited to attend. Mem
bers of Phoenix 50 and Virginius 65 are earn
eestly requested to he present. BY order of
Arrangement Committee.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Two-story residence 1904 Craw-
ford. corner OF Bell, ,ve rooms. furnished
or uufurnished Apply to @. l.. Naughaa.
Western unon Telegraph company 81
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GPEAT MONEY MAKER; don't he hard uni
agents waited In every town In Texas and
Louisiana TO soil the Quaker Bath Cabinet,
best In the world, 5000 per month made easy :
Ladies' mako s. TO $40 day; single cabinets
sent by express prepaid Write NJ once TO
Leo D. CraEer, general agent, Houston.
1'aNnn
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FURNITURE Several sets OF bedroom fur
niture Tor sale at barga Apply ut oace
at 6o& Travis. "a
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The Post Is hereby authorized TO an
nounce Professor j. r.. Griffin as a candi-
date for County Superintendent OF Schools
subject TO action OF the democratic pri-
maries July 7.
The Post Is authorized to announce L. A.
Dowdei as candidate for election TO the
office OF county superintendent OF public
schools. subject to the action OF the demo.
cratic primaries.
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WHITE LADY wants any kind Homework.
Address Mrs. J. H., l0is Bingham street,
City
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MOST profitable racket store. with home for
SAFE cause, sickness. Lock Box $50, Corpus
Christi Q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

FOg SALE-Stock Of hardware stoves and
household goods. good loca ton, in best city
in the State will invoice about $4,000. Ad
dress No. 2GSS this office. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-25

FOR SALE-One Hoistein COW. fresh In milk.
four 10 1--WE gallons per day: call gao a. IN,
or $50 p. m. r. Baumann, ST.. Harrisburg
Road, *
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Two carloads Of the very latest
4. styles OF phaetons, surroys, buggics and
harness. at very low prices Larendon's
stable Franklin and Caroline. 81
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PERSONS sufficiently educated graduated i'm
mediately in medicine or dentistry. Lock
box 1885, Chicago, Ill. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-14
QUESTIONABLE PRACTICE.
or Yonnc Girls I.oiterInG on the Streets
mt Night, Is Giving Rise to Some Dis
cussIon-Iumnne Society Likely to Act

or Yonnc Girls lettering on the Streets
mt Night, Is Giving Rise to Some Dis
cussIon-IIumnno Society Likely to Act
in the Matter.
The Humane Society, 1t is said, will
shortly ask council to draw up an or
dinance. similar to- the "curfew" ordi-
nance which fell by the wayside last
year. regulating the lettering on the
streets at night OF young girls OF tender
gears.
The back streets are the ones most
freuuented, and any evening between
s and half-past 10 o'clock squads of
boys and girls ranging from twelve TO
sixteen years. can be found standing
talking, and some OF their actions are
OF the most vulgar character. The police
ore powerless to stop the habit, for
when the crowds see the officer coming
they move on and ii the officer happens
to inform the parents Of unbecoming
conduct on the part OF their daughter.
nine times out of ten he Is told 10 mind
his own business.
Last night reporters attention was
drawn to the crowd OF young people who
nightly assemble on Chapline street. be-
tween Eleventh and Fourteenth streets
and II the fathers and mothers of the
girls could have witnessed their actions,
or heard the conversation carried on,
there would no doubt be many a can
didate for girls reform school this
morning. II Is said that Saturday and
Sunday nights are the worst OF the
week.
Shortly after the congregations of the
various churches were dismissed last
night, young girls who are practically
nothing but children, stood for an hour
flirting with crowd of boys and final
~ the boys had the pleasure OF seeing
them home
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-14

The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly held a regular meeting yes
terday afternoon, In Its hall on Market
street. President Riley and Secretary
Salisbury and a good number OF dele.
gates were present, but the session was
free OF interest and didn't last long.
There are number OF new delegates.
and the various committees haven't
gotten down 10 work yet.
The first discussion ensued on res
olut!on adopted at a former meeting. 20
require locals to show their numerical
strength. The matter was deferred
until future meeting.
New delegates admitted were:
August Knoke-Local No. Q, A. F. G..
". u.
II. e. Summers. Charles f. Arm AMI
Carl White--Prosperity lodge, No. }, a.
A. T., s. & T. W.
Samuel Harrlson--Local No. $780, Uni
ted Mine Workers.
Henry Tahlman-Local No. 60, A. F.
G. w. U.
There was little reported from any OF
the committees. as no work had been
assigned them for this year yet.
Delegate Stein reported some OF the
features OF the Belmont assembly's
meeting last Sunday.
Secretary Salisbury read n circular,
issued by the Federation of Labor Leg
islative committee. pertaining to four
bills OF interest to labor now pending
before Congress. The bills are with ref
erence to an eight hour law, writs OF
injunctlons. seaman's legislation. trans
portation for sale OF prison made goods
into another state, and law to restrict
undesirable immigration.
The matter was referred to the leg
islative committee. with power to act
The bonds OF John Donahue. a. E.
Harris and Ned Sims. as trustees, and
E. ". Collins as treasurer. were accept
ed.
The trustees reported that Mrs. Dris-
coll had been retained as janitress OF
the hall. with the recommendation that
the salary remain at SO per month. The
report was adopted.
Adjournment occurred at o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-14
PROMINENT WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. NJ. W. Amick, Well Known In
Religious Circles.

.
Mrs. Laura II. Amick, wife ofNlarcus
". Amlck, died last Saturday noon, at
the family residence, PAL Chapline
street. after an illness of about nine
weeks. Mrs. Amick was one OF the best
known and most popular ladies OF the
city, being active in church and charIta-
Bile work of all kinds and she will be
greatly missed by many of her asso-
ciates in works of love and mercy and
her place will be hard to I'LL.
Many who have been helped to bet
ter HE through her nstrumenlality and
loving example will deeply mourn hs..
departure. For many years she has been
a very earnest and consistent member of
the. First Baptist church, being actively
engaged in all missionary and Sunday
school work of the church, and until re-
Gently was superintendent Of the prl-
mary department of the Sunday school.
AS a member of the auxiliary of the Y.
NJ. c. A. she was always deeply inter-
ested In the work Of the association.
Mrs. Amick was little more than SIX
ty-two years Of age. and besides her
husband. leaves four children. They are
Mr.. ]. w. Anick, OF FSeeport, Maine,
Mr.. Thomas E. Amick. of Wellsburg. W.
Va. Mrs Harry L. Bond and.Mrs. w.
H. Kasley. both OF this city. Mrs. L. l..
Pttner. OF Warrington, W. Va, IS a sis
ter OF the deceased. and Mr.. Thomas
Mayberry. ot,this city, Is her brother.
Mrs. Amick's father was the Rev. VIII
liam r. Mayberry, who died many years
ago, and who was at one time pastor Of
the Baptist church of this city. also the
Baptist church of Martins Ferry. Ohio.
and did much toward the establishment
of Baptist principles in this section Of
the country. The funeral will take place
this afternoon at O'clock from First
Baptist church, corner Twelfth and
Byron streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-14
SPLENDID MEETING
OF Btnwood Republicans Municipal
I lCandiiAtssl snggssttd- pTLmarlea Occur

Of Btnwood Rspnbiieans--h Municipal
Candidates Suggested Primaries Occur
In two Weeks.
The Republicans OF Benwot'd held a
big meeting Saturday night at the Ben.
wood city hall. and suggested names for
municipal candidates The meeting was
thoroughly representative, and one OF
the best ever held by Benwood Republic
cans. The suggestions. Us Will be. seen.
promise as good o ticket as was Offered
the Bcnwood voters.
The meeting was called to order about
$50 O'Clock. Squire Henry Riddle was
made chairman and c. II. Morgan, Sec
rotary. Chairman Riddle made vigor-
GUS speech, after the suggestions closed.
urging every member OF the working
committee. and every candidate. to. do
the most In his power for the selection
OF the best men possible.
The suggestions made, are us follows:
Mayor-Thomas Shepard, Arthur Ger
agility
Recorder--c. H. Morgan.
City Sergeant-Frank Porterfleld,
Charles Grimm, Albert Policy.
Street Commtssloner-Georg Martin,
James Pelley, George II. Murray.
Council:
First ward-charlcs Holderman, Will
Jam Nolic, Fred Grote. William Sea-
bright.
Second ward-willam Leach. William
Schad. Paul Reldel. William Hall.
Third ward--charles Springer, Thos,
Garrett.
Fourth ward-John t. Manley, W. NJ.
Scott.
An executive committee was then
named as follows:
FirEt ward-Louis Murray, John t.
RoSeberry. James Whiteman, John
Hughes, Fred Bond.
Second ward-A. Landers, Thnmas
Carroll. Albert Policy.
Third ward-Robert Newman, Will
lam Ger1ghty, Henry Riddle.
Fourth ward-H. C. Brannen, G. W,
Gary, John Lloyd. Lloyd Drum.
The Republican primaries were set for
February 20. The party is going in.o,
the fight with the intention OF making q
clean sweep this time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-14
PROBABLY FATAL
Accident Befalis a Riverside Freight
Handler.

llduNieE.
John 7. King, an overseer of freight
handling at the Riverside steel works,
met with an accident yesterday morn
ing about 6 o'clock, that Will probably
result fatally. He fell from the rail-
road :restle, which enters the blast fur
mace. to the ground, distance Of
twenty feet, receiving internal injuries
and fracturing his pelvis. Last night,
the attending physicians. DR.. Alley. OF
Benwood, and DR.. Rau. of this city, had
small hopes Of his recovery.
King was experimenting the loading,
or unloading. OF some cars, and while
climbing up onto a car, missed his hold
and fell to the ground When he was
picked up. It was seen he was seriously
injured, and DR.. Alley. and later Dr.
Rau, were summoned He was re-
moved to his home. 1913 Jacob street,
and part OF his body encased In plaster.
His arms and legs were frightfully
bruised, but the injury to his back and
internal injuries are the most serious
He is IL married man and has family.