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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

Sdmad, bi. i9 erbulbete, fir iebt
SiinOe, bic id besins, made i9 isnsr
Wann perantportli9!"
lriulu bate ii9 erbpben. Bleid
uno 5itternb itanb iie Dor ibrem 8as
ter.
.Nenne mir feinen Ramen, nenne
mir ben Namen bes Hu9loIen."
r@esbalb pi1it 9u ieiaen Rumen
pihen. uriula94
sd bite Did, Batter, rsnne mir
feinen Ramsn," pieberboltt lie unges
bulbis.
rGr beiBt alfreb 9apiOn. @ein
Batter, beFen Spbesanaeige i9 I'M
MGrs in Der 3eitung las, mar Der bes
tannte reide 8antier. Sein Snt.l
ftarb f9pn Dor aebn Subren unb er
pirb bas unssbenere 8ermDeen bon
Batter unb Sntel erben. @r bat nies
mails bur4 isnes unreat selitten, Das
10 unbeilpOII fir mid purOe. SEPT
piro er pabrf6einli9 aus Snbisn
beimtebren, Inn bier pie elm Shirt GEE
feiert gu perben."
ralfreb 9atpfpn," fliiIterte llrIull,
ngIfreb Saipion. SD iperbe bieIen Nlaa
men nidt persefen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27
go5,f4 {,,f,t, her III, monn "a

rSOief," feuf3ts Der alte Manr, res
mare mir lisber, 0u trGfeit nit Ils
freb 0aipfon nidt 5ufammen. Du
biit ungere9t unb srauium bebanbelt
tuorben, Niemanb ipeib bas better ais
i'd, aber bas 1T i9sn LANCE Der. 8itz
tere @efiible iterben init Der 3tit in
bes Menf9en 8ruit, bic 3eit beilt ale
@unben uno mir lernen pergefen uno
berssben."
Die 4rme iiber Der 8ruit eefaltet,
blidte Sofef gum Wasenfeniter bins
aus, aber er 1ab nidts BON Der freunoz
liden 2unbf9aft, bic an inn pOriibers
fIOs.
Der 8u9baltsr nabm auf Der
nG9iten Station cine Sabrtarte fir
ieinen 8ruber; SOief i4pies nod ims
mer.
@ine Stunbe mar ~pergdngen uno er
bate nod ni9t pieber seipro9en. Gr
liebte ben 9ruber ni6t. Die Welt
bate i'm berbGrtet. Die Solgen ieiner
eigenen Siinben tparen i9tuer auf Ietn
9dupt eefalen unb batten feline Nd.
tur perbittert. Gr fab in benz Damn,
ben er emit geltebt unO Dem er pertrdut
bate, bic llrIa9e feines llngliides uno
bieier @ebante beeinflubte i'm in iets
ner Meinung BON Der gun3en iibrigen
MenI9beit. Sid erinnernb, pie iebr
er emit alfreb Supfon bertraut bate,
glaubte er ni6t mebr an bic Site zines
meni9li6en WeIens.
Die 8riiber paren allein in benz
Wagen.
@blobnig beoba6tete bas biiitere
@efi6t Soiefs, Der ibm gegeniiberiaB.
Die 9ugen i9liebeno, lebnte er ii9 Lief
aufIeufSsnb in bic Wagenede 5uriid,
aber er f9lief nidt. Sbm i4pinoelte
unb in Ieinen Sbren fuufte es 10 Ielts
fam, er psrfudte einz Ober 5peimal gu
lpre9en, bod er mar unfdbig, eingBort
berppr5ubrin9en.
Der 3us ndbsrts Id guiins, ais
SoIef pl0bli4 aus feinem oiiitereI
Sinbriiten aufseIdredt tpuroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

Observation-Disclosures unS sinsn
Brief BARN.
Der Brief mar on 9llfreb 9apfon
abreifirt unb als 4bienber RoDeri9
8alber psrmerft.
,9as 1T Der Brief bes iiinseren
Observation-Disclosures, ben berebrten
Gbef gu begriiben," lGdelte SOisf DiIs
mot, has S9rsiben bertpabrenb, I'M
bann bic 9lufsei9nungen in benz HOs
tiabu9 Der 8rieftai9e gu iiberfIiesen.
Sir i'm batten MIR bic leBten Seller
Snterefe:
q. .. @ntunft i'm Safsn bonSou!bz
ampton ungefGbr am 10. bs. nit Dem
Sampfer ,2abD" ernartet. Mit SrGus
lein 2aura .. am PprtlaIOplaB Sl'
Idmmen gu treffen.
.@er 1T 2aura Do" fragte fi9 Soz
ief bic 8rieftaIde e~inItedenO. Seine
SOdter pabrI6einli9."
Sin unbeimIi6es 2Gdeln I'm ben
Munb unb elm gefdbrbro6enoes 5suer
in ben Qugsn, fab SoIef DilmOt nod,
einise 3eit finiter Dor ii9 binbriitenO
am Sif6.
Sid enbli9 aufraffenb, bur9pii6lte
er bic Reiietaf9e unb bas tleine S0fs
fer9en ieines 8rubers. Sn beioen fdnb
er nur einise WGi6e uno SIeioungss
ftiide.
2eiIe Dffnete err bic Sbiire SpiI4en
Ieinem unb benz Granfen5tmmer.
Rod feline 8srdnberung9" fragte
er bic DGrtertn.
,Hein, teins."
sd psrbs einen turSen Spu3ierz
gang MAIDEN, in elmer Stunbe bin ih
pieber 3uriid."
@r perI9loB pieber bic S6iir binter
i9, nabm bic 3stteI nit benz Namen
ieines 9rubers BON Der Reiietai6e
unb benz Softer ab, unb na9bsm er bic
losgelOften 9lGtter Serrifen unb Die
papierI6nibsl gu itd geItedt bate,
burfmaB er bas 3immer nit letiea
S9ritten.
Die y2abb" pirb ungefGbr am 10.
erpartet", murmelte er na9oentli9.
Isle fam einen Sag friiber ober ipG<
ter antommen. Worgen 1T Der IT,,
unb nenn Gblobpis itirbt, perbe i4
bier f~penigItens Srpet pber brei Gage
aufgebalten tperben. Snatpii6en tonnte
glfreb SapIon in Soutbampton ans
fommen, mad 2onbpn fpeiterreiien uno
i'd bic Gelesenbeit %Oeridumen, ibm BON
2lngeIidt gu anseii9t gu begegnen.
Rein, um bieie 8esegnung mill i'd
ni9t betrogen perben. Wesbalb iouts
i1 bier an benz Sterbebett zines Be
pubtlpien pu9en9 Nein! Sas S4tds
fal bat 4lfreb 9apIon pieber einmal
auf meinen Neg gefibrt unb i'd nil
es nuben."
Seinen Sut auf ben 8opf itiilpeno,
perlieb er bas 9uus, nm na4 Dem
8abnbpf gu seben unb ii9 nab ben
perI9iebenen 3iigen gu ertunbigen.
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Der .3ug BON 2onbon nad SoutDs
ampton mubte in elmer Stunbe ein=
treffen. Der 9abntpdrter, Der Sos
Ief @ilmpt Oieie austunft CAB, fragte
i'm mad benz 8efinoen ieines Brit
bers.
,Gs 9e6t ibm pisl beNer," perIi4erte
SoIef. sd fabre mad. Sout9ampton,
Inn fir i'm bort cine iebr ipi6tige ans
oele9enbeit Su erleoigen uno peroe
morgen iebr friib pieoer 5uriid lsin."
Gr begab ii9 in ben Warteiadl uno
febte it6 in cine Sopbaede, Dor iua bin
briiteno. Spbalb Der S6alter 9eOiintt
mar, nabm er cine Sabrtarte nd4
SoutEzmpton unb partete bann duf
benz 9abniteig, bis Der 3ug einIief uro
er einiteigen tonnte.
@s mar ipGt. als er in Soutbamps
ton dntam, aber er f6ien bic Staot
1ebr aenul 5u fennen uno begab Itd)
qeraoenpegs tn Elm flsines Dirtbshdus
am ssluB, perlangte Elm 8ett unb pers
gepiFerte Ii9, baB bic uGuop" nod
ni9t a%nsetommen mar. Sas Ibsro<
e6en Iieb or fi9 in Iein 3immer brinz
gen. @r i6ien ss dneitli4 gu permet'
ben, bon ben 2euten ms 9eiprGh ge<
aoaen au fperben unb briitete INNER
nod iiber Ieinen finIteren 9ebanten.
SieIe nabmen ibn 10 iebr in aniprua,
bab er nie elm Nu9tpanbler, ales,
mas er pornabm, gang mehdnii4 uno
obne gu piFen, mas er that, aus5uflbs
rem f6ien.
4m nG6iten Mprssn itunb er ie9r
friib duf. @r bate pGbrenb Der glatt
nidt cine Stunbe geI9lafen, ionoert
fid rubelps in fetnem 9ett btns uno
beraefpprfen, INNER nd6bsnteno, b:S
bic S6dtisteit ieines 9ebirns 10 MEDIA
mild purbe, ipie bic elmer Wdi9tne,
bic an benz einmal %be9onnenen Wert
ununterbro6en tpe~iterbdfpelte.
Na9bem er fir fem Quarter uno
Iein qbenbeK.n besablt bate, begab er
ii6 mad Der SpditruBe in elm Serrers
tleiberaeI6dft, mo 4les gu betommen
mar, mas su einem poIitGnOisen an>
sua aeb6rte. SIN 2aben mar muir Elm
iun9er Munn dnfpeienb, Der ben stn@
tretenben 2anbItrsider nit miBtrauis
56en 8liden muiterte.
SD piinf6e einen poIitGnoigen
ansue bon 8opf bis Sub" erfpioerte
Sofef 0ilmpt auf bic bari4e 6ragt
bes 9ertdufsrs, fpOmit er btenen
tonne.
mir bertaufsn muir ssssn bdares
@eIb."
n9as lam i9 mir benten."
SnapiI6en tpa ouh Der 8siiber
Der Sanbluns i'm 2dben sridienen.
sd piinI6e eiuen b~olItGntiJen
Qnana," pieberbolte SoIef Dilmot,
aud einen Sut, StiefeGn, einen Re
oenI6irm, cine Reiietui6e, elm babies
9ubenb Semoen, 8iirite. 8amm uro
RuIirseus. Sier baben Sic fiinf PfuHo
@naa6lune. 2egsn sic mir Niles 5us
re6t, mas i'd perlunet babe, i'd gehs
inbeIfen An einem Barber, mir ods
Suar IdnsiOen unb ben Bart 3%uredt'
ifuben Su laHen. Su elmer halben
Stunbe bin id Suriid."
Der 9daabunb, ben breitrdRbigen,
ubaetrasenen Sut tief in bic augen se'
briidt, bic SGnbs in ben Sai4sn,
! i&lsnbsrts bic SOdFraBs hinuntsr unh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27
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Ser alte 9u6balter mar bon ieis
mem SIP berabgeglitten uno lag re-
g%ungslos am 8oben bes Gi%ienbabnpaz
gems.
Ser brittle S6ldganfaG, pbne 3pets
fel felt LANCER 3eit unpermeibIi9, a6er
bur9 bus dufregenbe 3uIammentrefftn
nit benz 8ruber beiaIeunist, bate Jpn
getroffen.
Sofef Wilmot tniete neben linn. Gr
ipdr elm QusgeItpbener unb Scenen
bes 9rauens tparen inn ni9ts Neues.
Der Sob, ben er unter ben peri9teoen@
item @eitalten geieben, bate feline
S6rednifIe fir i'm. Sart geporoen
in einem i9ulbbelabenen 2eben, fannie
er tein Mitsefiibl fir bic Geiben Gns
berer. Die 2iebe gu ieiner Soater
mar Der lebte Strdbl ndrmerer Gms
pfinbung in Der perberbten SeeIe btes
fes Menf6en.
Sennp9 that er Qnss, mas er pnnte
fir ben bepuBtloIen alten Mann. @r
loderte ibm bic &rapatte, tnDpfte ibln
bic 8eite auf unO bOrdte, OBJ Das Ser5
nod tlopfte.
Sas Sers i9lug febr matt.
y8ieaeidt mare es b fier, fpent er
ipe9gerafft piiroe," murmelte Soief
lid ipiirbe gtlfreb 9apion aaein ents
sesenfabren."
Der 3ug erreidte 8aiug, SOitf
ftedte ieinen &opf gum 6eniter 9inaus
unb rief laut I'm 9ilfe.
Sin Sienitmdnn elite berbei.
,Wein 9ruber bate einen S6ldgz
anfaa," tbeilte ibm Soief nit. nSelfen
sic mir, i'm aus benz Wagen beben
unb f9iden sic Semanben mad einsn
4rat."
Der bepuBtloie alte Serr tpurbe BON
ben Qrmen Der beiben Itarten WfGnher
emp~oraebpben, in ben @arteIaal getraz
gen unb auf Elm Sppba sebettet.
Der 3us fubr Obne bic beiOen &ei@
fenoen neiter.
SIN nG9ftsn ausenblid mar bic
aanse Station in Gufrubr. Gin Serr
bate eiusn S9Iaganfaa gebabt, uno
Lao i'm Sterben.
Der NrSt lam, unterIu6te ben
&rdnten unb ertldrte, es itebe i1le4t
nm i'm.
sit Semanb in 8esleitung Oes als
ten Serrn9" frugte er.
nSa," erpiberte Der StenitmanH.
auf SoIef @ilmut beutenb.
Sinh sic Elm 8ertpanbter bieies
Serrn?" ertunbigte Ii9 Der QrSt.
,Sa, i6 bin iein 8ruoer."
sd piiroe Sbnen rutben, i'm in
einen 9aitbof bringen gu lallen
unb tpetOe Sbnet cine Ddrterin i4is
den."
Der beipubtloIe Srante purben in
ben nGditsn @aitbpf setragen uno gu
8ett eebra6t. Der 4rSt that Qaes,
mas bic @tFeni9aft inn pOri9rieb,
aber er bate feline SOffnung, ibn gu
retten. Die Ddrterin erf6ien unb
nabm ibren plat am Bette bes Ster'
benben.
aft @usT9t auf 9eneIuns9" frastt
Soief ben @rSt, Der ii9 uni4idte fort'
Su9eben.
sd fiirate, nein."
,@irb es balb poriiber iein2"
SD CLAUDE ni6t, bub er nod "a
Stunben su leben bat"
Die S6atten Der MbenbbGmmerurl
e%rfiilten bas 3immer.
,@s lit gut TO-" murmelte Spiel
@ilmpt, lid iperbs alfreb Satulor
ALIEN abbolen."
9as @epGd Gblobipig Wilmots ipa7
in benz an bas &runtenaimmer ans
ftoBenbsn Gsma9 unterssbratt ipor=
ben.
SoIef Dilmot bur6Iu6te bic Va;
I6en Der Sleiounesitiide. bic ietnem
bepuBtloIen 8ruoer ubgenommen ipor'
ben rparen. Sn Der WeitentaI9e fano E,
einiaes Silbereelb uno einen Sunf
SdliiFet, in Der Seitentdi6e 6es RO'
DIES cine 8rieftuI9e.
Soief begab iid nit biefen Sdder
in fein SdlafSimmer, beftelte Gid
unb fling an, nddbem er bic Sbur'
perri.sslt bate, ben Snbalt Der Brief.
! tai1e su unterIu9en. ST faHo tln'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-27

- Aud Elm 4Iaoterbirs
tups. Sin Bauer (einise Suiten an>
T9Iassnb, b09li4it perfpunbsrt): Dat
babb' id ia iorni4 piibt, bat id DOT
(pdlsn iiinn!"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
BRIEF MENTIONINGS.
Events in AMI ibOut the City Given in
u Nutshell.

Events III anu :lDOnt inc Sity pNcn III
a Nutshell.
The banks are closed to-day.
Matinees at both theatres to-day.
Opera House to-nIght-"What Hap
pened TO Jones"
The board OF education meets to-
night TO organize.
Grand Opera House to-nIght-King
Dramatic company.
Annual New Years reception at the
7. NJ. {. 4. to-day.
The new board of county commission
crs meets to-day for organization.
The Auf WIeder Schen club will re-
ceive at Miss Emma YOunS's, between
the hours of and 5.
The annual election Of directors of the
Young Mems Christian Association will
occur this afternoon.
The board OF directors of the Com
mercial bank has declared 4 cash divi-
dcnd Of 3 per cent payable on demand.
Local Union No. .. OF the G!asswork-
crS, will attend in body the funeral
Of the late John +. Farley, which &C.
ours Tuesday morning.
The city ambulance last night was
called to ST. Pauls Lutheran church,
Eighth ward. where Mrs. Mary Holta
had been taken suddenly Ill. Mrs. Holtz
was taken to her home on South Wet
Eel street and medical aid promptly
summoned.
Beginning last night the Salvation
Army conducts its services III the aud
fence room Of the Hcarrc tabernacle.
on South street, with the exception of
the Sunday afternoon service which will
be conducted at the hall in the Hub
building until further notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
IMPRESSIVE EXERCISES

Conducted az the Funeral Of the late
A. W. Ebbcts--Thc Funeral, which
was In Charge Of the Elks, was
Largely Attended = 1tauy ffdrai
Tributes.
The funeral Of the late ~ ". Ebh,,s,
local manager OF House 6 nttrmann'S
department store. occurred yesterday
afternoon and It was the occasion OF an
importing demonstration w the EiSs .;
wheeling and ncasby toxins. The cScE.
clses were In charge OF Wheeling lodge
aud Ia turnout was Increased BY the
attendance OF maug members Of Bel
laIrc lodge.
The funeral occurred from the hand
some lodge rooms o; Wheeling lodge. In
the Rogers block. The exercises OPEN
cd at /: o'cloek, a, which hour the lodge
room was crowded, many ladies being
present. The remains liT IN state In n
handsome black casRrt, ard tmSlems OF
mourning were suspended from the
walls md all places admitting 81 Il.
Exalted Ruler c. c. Schmidt presided.
and the EikH funeral ritual was carried
out, the questions Of tho exalted ruler
bringing forth the responses from the
other objects.
The eulogy OF the deceased was de-
iivered by Rev, 4. G.. R0bb. and II was
II flashed effort. Rev. Mr., Rcbb's feel
Ing remarks moved many OF his hear.
crs to tears as he spoke OF the deceased
Elk, dying In a city IN which he had no
family ties No father or mother or
other relatives near, get cared for ten
derry BY hlS comrades In tho lodge.
The speaker paid glowing tribute to
Sir. Ebbets' personal qualities, md nj.
80 10 the ElkS Tor their attention 10 the
tittlng funeral Of the deceased.
During the exercises Mrf. Fred. II.
FraZler FanN with Cucct, Nearer My
God 10 Thee" and the Opera House or
chCstrn. which headed the curtcge,play-
ed the same hymn leaving the lodge
room. The Elks, headed by the, band.
and followed By II long line Of carriages.
walked to the Elm Grove motor station,
from which point motors were taken 10
Greenwood cemetery, where the re.
mains were inferred IN vault. pend
Ing Information OF Mr.. Ebbets' sister.
whose whereabouts is al presen: IN
known
House & Herrmann's employees all
attended the funeral, and thc firms cs-
TEEN OF the dccc1acd was further shown
In the. floral chair. one Of the many flor
al tributes. An Elk's head on an easel
was the floral tribute given by the
lodge \ carriage containing the ilow-
ers followed the hearsc. At the grave
the regular burial service OF the Elks
was read. The pail bearers were
Messrs. ". II. Manning, T. a. Little,
John C. Hoffman. IT,. Julius Reisen-
stein, NELL Quinn. Thomas O'RrIen. IT.,
John KIarl and George W. Lutz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
CHEZ cLlNEs FIRST FIRE

Occurred Last Evening on the SOut Ii
Silc-A Small loss.
The first IRE since Chief Cline nssum-
ed charge OF the department. occurred
las; evening. at SEQ o'clock. The alarm
was rung In from box So. calling out
the Hook and Ladder and the Niagara
and Eighth ward engines TO No. 9s17
Eolt street. In the building owned by
Robert Newman, fire had been lighted
In the cellar - thaw out 4 frozen va
ter pipe and the FIRE had extended Up
n partition wall back OF the plastering.
The Eighth ward and the Niagara Bah
cocks soon extinguished the blaze. with
q loss of $50 to $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
Ghe Jntclliqencrr
0nlcc. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.


New Advertisements.
High School Pupil 's-Stanton's Old City
Book Store
Prof. True-Third Page.
Cinderella Eangcs-Ersbitt & Bro.
Quarter EXtended-Mutua! Savings
Bank.
. After the Most Prosperous Year-Nlc-
oils Art Store-Eighth Page.
Opera Elouse--Al. G. Fields Ministries.
NOtice-For Sale NJ Il Bargain.
To the Creditors OF the Estate OF Bar
bara Xilles. Deceased.
Dividend Sotice-Commercial Bank.
Stockholders MISUNDERSTANDING Ice and
Storage Company.
Notice to GlaSsworkcrs.
\ Gigantic Settlement Salc--Stone &
Thomas-FIfth Page.
Muslin and CaR1Grle I,ndcrwear-Geo. ".
Shook d Co.-Eighth Page.
II Begins To-day-The Hub-Elghth
Page.
The Nati9nal Exchange Bank of Wheel
inS-SecCnd Page.
0renirG Sale OF Muslin UnGerwcar-Gco,
Il. Taylor Co. Eighth Page.
Onc-llalf Price--Whtc, Hundiey 6 Eos
ter-Eighth P..gc.
january oTcnrE Sale Geo. L. StIfel &
CO.-'ThIrd Page.
MIX ard Crcam-.TfyScia Dairy.
Fresh Every D2y-Guetzc's Drug Store
Weather Strips Geo. W. JohusCn's Sons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
Mothers

are particularly invited to
cali and see these dainty creations in
Slips, Dresses, Skirts, etc., for baby.
This is new line with us, aud VIC
consider ourselves fortunate, indeed,
III having been able TO secure the
BEST Infants line to show side by
side with the TWO BEST lines for
ladies'.
VERY SPECIAL lines of Under.
wear at l0c, at l5c, at Csc, at soc,
at 75c, at 81 .oo-at any price up to
$500.
Fancy profits arc thing of the past
therefore expect to sell these goods
strictly on thcir. merits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02

WE have moved from 1908 Main to
1910 Main street -,
a. +. WINCHER, Produce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
IN ITS OWN HOME,
Day Nursery Managers Planning for
Such Il Move.

Day Nursery Managers Planning for
Such II Move.
Tic Day Nursery is contemplating
the erection of n home of its own, and
through Christmas donations the ladies
interested have faIr-sI2cd nucleus on
deposit hi bank. The nursery moved
across the creek to building on
Market street a few weeks ago, and 1t
Is hoped the day Is not far distant
when 1t will own Its own home.
There were many donations received
on Christmas, ana the nifty children,
Inmates or attendants OF the :nstltu-
lion, We're treated literally. Among the
contributions We're the following: Geo.
Il. Stifc & Co.. $40: Mrs. margaret
Woodward, 81; Henry *. List, SIS;
Osiris Temple. Mystic Shrine. $2S:
Simpson a. SnGdekcr, llygein dairy, S2j.
All were Christmas gifts with the cx-
ceptlon OF Geo. T.. StI:cl Il Co.'S,
which waH given Il short time before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
y ~ NOTICE. y ~
UNTIL CHRISTMAS

We will give II discount OF 20 per cen, n,
anything In our stock OF 100000 worth
OF Diamonds, Watches. Jcwclry. Silver.
ware. etc. This mcHns u saving OF 20 cents
on every dollars worth you buy. A SSo
Set Of Solid Silver Tea Spoons costs vo,I
$500. Rogers Silver Knives nnl Forks ~
$3.50 per dozen, less ~ per cent, costs yon
$50 per dozen. You can select any goods
you want nt this y per cent reduction Fnin
and by puylnG n small deposit wo viii
keep them for You until Christmas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
ATTENTION
BUTCHERS AND BaEYrRs, EMPLOYEES

by buying our Wcll known All Wool
knlt Jackets you will combine com IDrt
ana durability. They are the best
made. Price $500 and up.
Agents for the celebrated .InrOS lIy-
gicnic Underwear. tho best hCnith I'M
ucrwcar known. L. HESS IL SONS,
Fashionable Tatl0IS and FurniShul.s.
SCI and l:i23 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
Personal NOTES.
Going and Coming Of wheeling
People and Visitors.

Noah Zane, jr.. OF Allegheny, spent
Sunday IN the city.
II. NJ. Botsford. OF Pitts5urS, is visit
Ing Wheeling relatives.
s. II. Patterson. of Cleveland. law
yer formerly located In Wheeling, Is IN
the city renewing old friendships.
Mr.. Henry X. List, who Is confined to
his home with an attack OF the grip
was reported 10 be improving ycster-
day.
T. II. Hammond. S. George jr.. VI. L.
Wells and a. T. Lancaster we're Wciis-
burg Elks In the city yesterday at
tending The funeral of 4. W. Ebbets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
TOtl,r Public,

We are authorized to guarantee every
bottle Of Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy;
and if not satisfactory to refund the
money to the purchaser. There is no
better medicine made for Ii grippe.
colds and whoOping cough. Price %
and Soc per bottle. Try 1t. For sale
by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
ae zs.. cs.lle... Sac S.s cs,l.,.
VHr .IHD { IoKNItFt'
1t Begins
To-day.

This Mondayl morning we begin our
annual cleaning up sale. Every year, Immediately follow
ing Christmas we have cleaning up sale Of all goods lett
over otn Our great holiday rush. It's necessary to do this
in order to maintain complete and perfect assortmcnS
To-day We begin such sale. To make quick cleaning
up we to&ay offer all our Boys Refers Boys Top Goats
and about 500 odds and ends in Boys Suits at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02

We lnrc fitted more thnn twenty
thousand pairs Of SpcctuclcS, giving l,s
u record and experience uIicuuailcd by
nny other optfcfnn In West NirgInin,
Sntlslurtl0 guaranteed.
JACOB W. GRUBB, Opilcinn,
No. 1900 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02

DON'T miss this opportunity to buy
Furniture Mt your own price at the auc-
ton.
WHITE, HhNDLEY & FOSTER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02
A Discount Of Is Per Cent.

It means big saving to you, Select any article adse-
sed to-day and pay US just threequaters Of the price
marked in plain figures, the other quarter is your saving.
The early bird catches the worm, or in this case we
should say the Choice Of the bargains. OF course your
money back same as always
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02

WE have moved from 1908 Main to
1910 Main street.
a. +. WINCITER, Produce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-02

. CHEAPEST place TO buy Furniture
at the auction. afternoon and evening.
WHITE, IIANDLEY & FOSTER.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-16

For the best results use the vive
Camera. For sale by the Postofice
Pharmacy. If
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-16
THE PLATFORM WOMAN.
This Noted Author Says She Has Evez
Been a Blot Upon American
WomanhOOd.

The platform woman never has been
a credit to, but ever a blot upon, Amer
lean womanhood make this emphat-
ic statement from a personal knowl-
edge of the homes which these women
leave behind when they go to their
meetings, writes Edward Box, in La
dies Home Journal. 1 have seen the
rooms of their homes left in wild dis
order; 1 have seen their servants sit
ting in idleness with work on every
hand to do; have seen the children
neglected and left to their own devices; !;
l have heard husbands speak in derison
of the motives of their wives. No wom-
an in happy American home can ever
afford to listen to these parasites OF
her sex. Fortunately, the platform
woman's influence is steadily on the
wane. She was never power. She was
never even picturesque. Her worst in
jury was wrought upon certain weak
women who for the time she deluded
But even with them she was soonAre-
garded with wonder rather than with
interest; with suspicion rather than
with confidence. Less and less has she
been able to get listeners, and it is sig
nificant that in places where she has
spoken during the present season she
has not been seen again. The disap-
pearance of the platform woman is {
case of blot being blotted out.