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AMERICAN FORK.
Shocking Mine Accident -uishop Robinson
Gonsaiessing fruit KILLED.

hpeclh correspondence.
American Fork. Utah Co.. May s.
Word reached here BY telegraph ycstcr-
day morning Ia the eject that Samuel
llnrrutt. who has ~ late been employed
at the Mammoth mine In the rintic
mining district, had met with an acci.
dent there From reports he was on
gagged In drilling the driil striking an
unrpent charge causing an explosion.
one OF his hands was blown away and
other Injury incurred, The young man
~ q son Of our respected townHmnn,
Thomas narratt. whose son, Alma. died
a short time ago at the Keogh- liosiner
hospital In Salt Lake from the effects
81 an explosion In Tintic mine. max
Ing the latter accident more keenly felt
by the family ana friends and calling
for the sympathy NJ the public.
The genial countehncc ~ our nlsh0p
W. y. Nohnfun was seen upon our
streets Saturday after his long and Sc
we're Illness, and while he cannot be
said 10 be well man stlll his many
friends are gratiiied 10 SEQ him on the
improve.
FRUIT KILLED by FROST.
The cold freezing weather we have had
the past few days and nights has re-
tarded the growth OF vegetation and
blighted the buoyant spirits of our
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tiYRUM.
Death Of Mira Hath jones, Of Msiad' q
Nensrsbie Pioneer.

Special Correspondence.
Hyrum. May g. is99,-Mrs,l,uth Jones
died at Malnd city, Idaho, April 20,
1851. VI old axe, aged % years De-
ceased was born May "a. 1906, at Ca
marthanshlro. Wales. and embroced tho
Gospel IN 1850. and always made "A
home for the Elders when opening the
Welsh mission. hho came 20 Utah In
1856. In the handcnrt company and ex-
porienced all tho trials nf that journey
and Of the early settlement of the coun-
try. She settled Ia the city. sold her
home 20 hcr.H0n -in-law, the late I.oren-.
40 d. Young, and. moved 20 Hyrum.
Being LEFT "A widow. and when the In
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PAROWAN.
Appreciation of Nohie Life fiit'nEp
show. TO the Venerable Thos. Durham

tIfflul 'NfffNNohANNNNs
Pnrownn, Iron County. May s.-NcH-
tcrday was truly a day OF days TO our
beloved brother. Thomas Durham. VINO
for more than forty years has lapotcd
INCREASINGLY In the Interest uf the PEG.
ple OF pnrownn. Ito ~ a talented
musician, and his beautiful cndow.
ment has been more of pleasure 70
the members Of this ward than We
would presume TO publish IN lgtt'r.
Some slight appreciation was rendered
him May 2. brother Duthnn'r seventy
first birthday. AZ y, m. surprise
under the auspices Of the Primary az.
rociation. was given him. 10 WIS sen,
for under some prctcNt or othcr. ~
he entered the lastly decorated hall
little Nelllc Maraden ana Nevada WAT
son escorted the guest Of honor 10 y
distinguished noat, nt the sam" moment
IN. angelic thfonE ~ children sang an
appropriate melody. The chvt,h'n
which followed were varied anu wen
chosen for such an event, me mos,
notable. however, was tkrteh on
form and rendered by Nellie Mafadcn,
who peaentcd the hero % hct story WIN
a basket OF lovely flowers.
Nevndn Wntrnn'r speech was en-
lowed. which accompanied the prcHcnta-
tiSn ~ a nicely bound hymn book In
behalf Of the association, ~ ~" close
81 the prohran the whole COMPANY
were RECALLED with toothsome dnintl'H'
when a march was played and noihef
Durham fondiy claHpcd the hand or
each little tot 40 Il passed out.
Iiut this was but one act Of the ven
arranged fentai occasion. for In the
evening sister Durham. who II an IN
valid. had planned for a continued en-.
ioymont for her worthy husband. ~
he entered the houre after a short eau
on one OF his daughters. he faced sihty
or more invited guests who VIII never
forget that memorable cvning, which
was one Of perfect pleasure born oi
true brotheriy and HiHtcrly love, anu
such rcfrcrhments NJ for the nodH. "
mems hetriH are really ana truly 70
he reached through the stomach, liruth-
or Durhnm'H daughters VIII DOUBT
leHsly locate themselves In TINT WY
desirable spot. II N Impossible Tor
"a. 60 ever repay BROTHER Durham Tor
the works he has done. yet such proofs
~ appreciation will build NJ untll be
reaches the nnai goal where all ~
ceiye according 20 merit.
May our musical veteran be spared
na long ~ life n pleasure,
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sorIcr 10 sro,KuoLprms.


'in'' Ut INV N"IiH'ih IVY NlhhA 'hhpahfs
NOTICE 1 her'hy. given that n meeting
~ the sifs'A ln'urfs ~ tAl Nuiilirrn ~uY MINI
Ing Cumpauy j. hefrhy calissi ~ h. held AZ
the oiice u the said company, Mccormick \
,umpany's Hank, curntr ~ last Temple and
lirst ~uuth streets, salt Lake lty iftah. On
the Glfd day NJ MAY. isn, ~ n u'rincl n. az.
fur the pnffaas u amending the Antilles u
Incorporation ~ iitu aid company IN the fii.
luvinf paft lrulafsi
Aulcio ~ suit" uut M" uur,l. salt
Lake." and iusrff iu lieu thereof HiiifiivuH
Article VII. ~ifltu nut the words 'uue
mllilnn' and insufi ln ilnu thHffuf 'sinc hun.
drd and twenty .ntr thuuslnd D. alsi strike
uut tho wufils Hunr hunnffsi thuusand." and
lnsi n In lieu thuftslf Htsu huiHirisl and rftv
thuusandiH alsn strike ont the surds ton
dolla.' and iu'cu In uuu ihefem ATTY
Ariicic ~ strike out the words salt
lake" aud iussfi In lien ihgusm Prove"
Aisu add Article XVIII. ~ mud a. f,lnwsi
That the capital -tnJk ~ III. Company
may h. asssssfd ~ such times. in such
amounts and fuf such pure~r. o.. tho ii,mri
~ Trustees may dffpfmluu"
4 1tANAt IN IN. SECRETARY.
salt Lake city, ftaiL Apfll u, t.,fa
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nrmities Of age came she went tn Maiad
to reside with her daughter She was
buried at iiyriim May 9. 1853. She wns
the mother Of eleven children. grand
mother To hfty.ive. Ersatgrund mother
10 one hundred All two and great
great grandmother to two. She lived
aud died IN full faith and fellowship OF
the church.
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NOTICE T. hereby given that meeting
~ tho stnrkhuliur. ~ tho iiusinn-
Nevada tnprsr company, q corporation.
l1s lscn called. and viii b. hold nc
huildlns salt Lake CITY. Utah. IN the nth
day 81 May. i.H. ~ u.clrck 4 M. fnr The pur-
pose " amending Article VI ~ the Articles
rrrasln.. the nur value ~ the shares ~ tho
capital steak ~ sid cuiupany mum ten cvnts
YET shafu 10 une dollar uff share
HtNtN ~ttuFf. President
Joseph -it1hi4. -crfoiary.
Dated Aufil q. tsln
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

Tho annual meeting of tho stork boldurs 81
the iirAbufg Milling company will be held In
the uifrc " VIM ~ Preston. salt Lake city,
Monday. Nav 1T, at O'Clock pm. foe tho
ilceflL tn serve fuf tho ensuing year; 10 hear
tho sccrriuFy's rcpuft and 10 transact any
other business that may come bufuru the
mcclln.. IAs uIIl.I.srIn. sa..rriarl.
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A,s,ssn,>r Sor,cr.
Tho bunker mi Minlng Cnmrsny, q corpar
alton ufuanftl Under the Laws
~ The state ~ Utah
Ioration u Principal Place Il business. Sal,

tnHatlun ~ Principal ilHrU ~ business, salt
Lake titi, state ~ Utah.
NOritI u hefthY fiven that NJ a mecfins
~ the dirs'tnfs held on tho i3ih day 81 ApfiL
To- nn assessment uf unrshan rent tyr shafw
wis lrYlrd un tho outstanding Certificates ~
the capital stu'k ~ aid corporation, payable
nn or hsfnfp MAY nth. isri ~ y. y Mii-ln
sisufnrY ~ SAID numnnnY, ~ the ufilru ~
sHld cufnuauF. rstus 80 aud $40 Mccormick
hinfl. Nilt lake tltYi state - Utah
AuF stn-k uIun shlrh this assessment shall
frinnlu unpaid un the said Aith day ~ MAY.
is1u. will H. dfllnuurut nud ADVERTISED tn
sale at public nurtlnu, and unless pay inent Il
made. ~ fuurh ihuruf Nlll ~ sold ca the
tsth day ~ june. leo, a. shall hn nsst.sAf1 ~
pas thD dplinIutut ussfssinrut, tfarthrf With
T. y Nli4~uN, Ssrvtnry.
Room, as and so Mccormick bln'h. salt
lake tity. ttnh.
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NOTICE o. hereby Given that NJ a meeting
~ The iuarl ~ hinrlurs hrlu nn The alth I'd
April i-aN Au nsscssmrnt m one dollar ner
share was levied on the issued Stuck III I'M
corporation, payable uu or before innn a lan
- Angus g. cannon, Treasurer N aud ii 4
Main ST., sili Iaku tiiy iinh. Any stn,k
upnn which this lssss,uirnf may rpnihin m.
phid uu Juns ., islN, Will in dcllnqurnt and
advertised Tor salU AZ uuhlle auction, and uu-
les inymrut II made hrfnfr will hp snld on
the iNth ~ June, iFif. 10 i4n'ciocA nDIn to NM
tho delinquent assessment together with thu
cost of adyrftislng aud expense ~ sale
ANGUS J. CANNON, A,-y.
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Clouds Of mc,licat-
ed Napor are lnhal-
cd through the
mouth ana emitted
from the nuattiia.
having ciCansed and
Vaporizod all the
diseased parts. \
sense u relief n felt
nt once. A cure II
certain. Doctors en-.
dnfHc u.
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sor,cr ~ ASSESSMENT 80. ..


PRINCIPAL piaro N business. salt lake city,
ttAh Mines situated nt lake side
Mining District. f,si.is county.
Motive 4 hereby Hiten that a. = mcI'tlng II
the nifssiufs II tho Bonneville Mining TIM.
pauy, held April =. isft NJ Ma IA ~ sud 80,
Salt lake CITY, assfssmeut M q ~ nno-hslf
cent tsf shafv Nas l'tlisl un the capital stfA'k
uf stid tsfiupany. Tay ahiu Immediately ~ tho
sssrtafy ~ the ttifntany ~ alt Lake city.
Utah. Any .iu'k GA ahirh this as.sssmeut
will H. Delinquent aud adNufilsrti fuf sala a
puhilr aurtinu. and unlrss payment l. mazda
before will h. sid IN iuna iuth. is1, "a pay
tho delinquent assessment tftzftlirf With cD.t
~ advertising aud sNICu-a ~ sale,
II. UitliN. Secretary.
So 10 East end Siuth -, salt Lake CitS.
tiatrd Apfil "a tso
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And In arnnuiaucr uiih Law aud IA order ~
tie huani ~ dlfrriurs. made un The -ath day
II Nanl. lsit sl many shnns ~ each par'cl
Of stfrfk az may hU nUi'ussl ~ Nill be- sid ~
raiui iui Mrturulri hlnrh. lu the rlty ~ salt
day ~ MAY i-Fi 10 tine hour ~ u. u'rln'k
nonn ~ snid day, tn Ia,y the drlluiuout as
stesmlunt therein, together With tho Gusts of
A. rlAissON,
SECRETARY Triumph Consolidated Mlnlns
natrd ihls .ith day Of April i.ga
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umplfe Mells after the ogden game
nrntrd the statement that he was binaed
IN hiH drcisluuHi h. offered cash bonus
10 any man who could Huhatantiata Inc
allegation that be- had 81 HlnFle dollar ou
the result Of the game.
'ltrh " now on tho Wnfpnih nnd nro
on The lookout f1r stronger timi.r 10
balance ~ their team. Manager
Horne last evening sent East for four
new players. ogden ~ going Ia heal
sall Lake " they have in mortgage the
town.
The baseball game botween the galt
lsnkrfH ANA Colts was declared on yes.
terday ON account of the weather. gnu.
30 people consequently roturnrd from
the Fort Ia town declaring that Sun.
dny ball was a hoodo0 anyway,
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River side canal Company. iocatlan ~ min.
gipl place ~ buslnr,s slit Lake MY.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Triumph Consolidated Mining Company.
Principal unlcs, Room 81 Mccormick nlock,
rilt Lake city, Utah,
Location ~ Work, aud Mines IN Tintlf Min.
inF District luAh uuunty,
state ~ Itah.
NOTICE There hri delinquent M tho FOL
lnNi ug Described sink uu nfruuui ~ nssass.
uirui No. "A lutissl nu ilp 18th day ~ March.
i-N tho several hmuuuts ~ npIHHlfe tho
nnins- ~ tho Respective .hnfvhnldrfs al fol-
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The state OF Utah. 20 said Defendant;
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within twenty days after tho service u
this summons upon You, N served with
Ia the County Ia Which this action Ii
brought, otherwise within thirty DAYS
after service. AMI defend the above cn-
utlod uctinni aud In case OF your fail.
uro 10 to do. Judgment viii DO rendered
ngatnnt YOU according to the demand
Of the complaint, OF which "a copy Il
herewith served upon You
RICHARDS a NARIAN,
Attorneys Tor PLAINTIFF.
Dated February 2sth. 1859,
u. o. Address, Mccormick Block.
Salt Lake city, Utah,
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In tho District Court OF Salt Lake
County. state OF Utah.
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CURE pEcINs WITH FIRsT INHALATIoM.

and Lung TROUBLE
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A. Gil druggists or mailed to any adj.
dtcfs. Ifice 81. with everything com.
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The jury N the Pipes win contest
was giyenlls Instructions yesterday af-
ternoon a. 3.o6 O'Clock IS Judge Her
yey, In The circuit court and at once
retired. Throughout TIE afternoon the
court officials awaited q verdict, but
none came. and as the hours sped by
there was speculation galore as to what
would be the result. The opinion pre-
vailed that the jury would eventually
be unabla to agree on q verdict. Final
~, at p. M, the Jury was brought in-
to the court room, and stu being una
BILE to agree. adjourned over until this
morning At $3.50 O'clock
AT the morning session Of court, Cap.
tain Doyeuer resumed his speech for
the contestants. he claimed that the
late physician was hot in a dlsposing
frame Of mind whdh he drew the will
which Is now being contested BE re-
viewed the testimony that had been
advanced in support Of this claim and
made mastery argumtnt.
Mr.. w. P. Hubbard closed the argu-
ments on behalf Of the viii. He az
serted that the fact tim, the son, John
r. Pipes. did not share in the distribu-
ton OF Dr. Pipes estate did not make
the viii Noid. II he dealt unjustly with
any Of his KIN that was his own af-
- ~. % f,in.a he said. should
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Circuit Court.

Yesterday, in the circuit court, in the
case OF the City of Wheeling VS.. Paige,
Carey & Co, the final DEGREES Of Judge
Melvin was entered. A synopsis OF
Judge PaulTs opinion, on which the
present order Is based. was published
several weeks ago.
John w. Beltz vs.. Elizabeth BeltZ. ct
al; decree entered, confirming sale OF
the properly and Commissioner Boyd
instructed to ascertain certain mat
tiers.
Emma Baohman, guRrdlan,vs. Minnie
C.. Bachman, ct al; order entered for
the sale Of certain real estate.
Katherine w. Scheehlc and w. Q.
scheehle We. F. @. WIddel, ct nj; decree
appointing Henry Reeter. Charles Mem
kemcllcr, Henry Kern. Charles scham-
bra and Joseph Voglcr. jr.. as commits
sloners to make partition Of certain
real estate.
Board OF commissioners VS.. Conrad,
arguments before Judge Hervey on the
motion TO exclude the plaintiffs testi-
mOny: taken under advisemcnt.
William Wagner vs. Jacob wagner
ct nj; decree by Judge Hervey, modify
Ing q former decree.
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Of. The session opened at o'clock The
grand chancellor named Past Grand
ChanceilorB W. H. Baker and Paul Pra-
ger and Representative Knapp as 4
committee on resolutions The COM
mlttee reported resolutions thanking
the Pythians and people Of Wheeling
for the fine entertainment AFFORDED the
visitors; the railroads, for reduced
rates, and Black Prince Lodge No. 10,
OF wheeling, for It's eiaborote enter
tainmsnt on Thursday night. The res
oiutions were adopted with hurrah.
The grand lodge rank was conferred
on two past officers.
There was sauabhle in regard to
Morgan Lodge No. 4, which hnd de-
cllned to pay the tax on pages and es-
qulreA The action Of the grand keep
er Of records and seals in charging the
tax was sustained.
The application of Little Prince lodge
81 Moundsyiise, for the privilege OF
taking In members from MeMechen,
was denied. McMechen being located
within the Jurisdiction Of Evening Star
Lodge, Of Benwood.
The sum Of $500 was appropriated for
the expenses of the incoming grand
chancellor during his term, and $40
was appropriated for the grand Lodge
prize drills at Morgantown next year.
The per capita tax was continued at
twenty-five cents per term Of six
months.
The True Pythlan was recognized as
an official organ of the grand lodge,
and 500 each was voted to the support
of the Pythlan Banner, of Piedmont,
and the True Pythian.
The case of Baltimore lodge No. s, Of
wheellng-appeallng from the decision
OF the grand lodge in the matter Of
expenses Incurred in fighting the Whit
meyer case in the courts, was taken
up. As Baltimore lodge has given mo-
tice of its intention to take the matter
up to the grand tribunal. the offer Of
Mr.. F. c. Reynolds. of Keyser, to rep
resent the grand lodge before that body,
free Of charge, was accepted.
Grand lodge cards were ordered is
sued to Past Chancellor John w.
schultze, late of Humboldt lodge,
and to Nicholas Schneider, also late Of
Humboldt. This lodge, now defunct'
seeded, and went into the Improved"
order, Knights of Pythlas, but Messra.
schuitze and Schneider were not mixed
up in that movement.
The grand keeper Of records and seals
was instructed to secure past grand
chancelloFs certificate for John H.
Moore, of Wheeling.
The report Of the committee on per
diem and mileage was adopted The
mileage footed up $3.50, and the per
diem was S1.7s2 81.
The grand lodge adjourned to meet
on the second Tuesday in October, 1906.
at Morgantown.
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FIRST o. R. BATTERY
In the Knights OF Pytbias Body to O'
Organized in Wheeling.

In the Knights OF Pythtas BODY 70 DC
Organized in Wheeling.
Before leaving wheeling, Major
General carnahsn granted to two
Wheeling sir knights. John Reid and
Charles o. Roemer, the privilege to or
ganize Pythlan battery in Wheeling.
to be attached to the First West vlr-
ginia regiment. The matter had al
ready been acted upon favorably by the
Uniform Rank advisory board. This ls
q new idea, originated by Mr. Reid and
wheeling will thus have the honor OF
putting the first Uniform Rank battery
in the field. It Is likely that other such
organizations will be formed through
out the country, General Carnlhan's be.
lief being that the battery idea Will
meet with pronounced favor.
1t IN proposed to secure eighty sir
knights for the battery Congressman
Dovener has promised to 1ecure the
field pieces for the battery from the
national government. The only ex-
pense will be for uniforms, which will
cost from $14 to SIG,
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]. N. Baker, OF Fellowship ana H. b.
scranage, of McGee. were proposed for
grand lodge trustee for the term Of
three years. The vote was as follows:
Baker, 50; scranage. IS.
For supreme representative for four
yenrg these MINES were proposed:
Rev. ]. f. chonoweth. of Palatine; y.
A. Frost, OF wellsburg; Thomas H.
Bennett, Of wheeling; Judge Cyrus w.
Hail, OF Charleston, and Paul Prager,
OF Parkersburg Judge Hall secured q
majority Of all the votes on the second
ballot.
The newly elected officers were In
stalled by Past Grand Chancellor W. 7.
White. OF Terra Alta.
Before the election of ofieers, con-
siderable routine business was disposed
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Che gnteLIlae1esr
oaloe. Cd and 81 ronrteenth str0et.


Saturday sale-HOuse & Hermann
Fifth page
& Thomas Eighth page.
Talking About Business Suits--D. dunu-
ling & Co.-FIfth page.
Sweat-Proof Rubber Collars-MeFad-
den's-Second page.
Dress and Pedestrian Skirts-Geo. e.
Stifel & Co.--Fifth page,
In Vida Cofssts-Geo. R. Taylor Conn
pany-Fifth page.
Prices-Ies Baer-EiEhth page.
Paine's Celery Compound-Second page
Beautiful Shoes Make Beautiful Feet-
Nay Brothers. Eighth paS
Wanted-l.ady Agents.
Letter List.
wRnted-GoOd Baker.
For Sale-G. o. Smith.
Found al Last-GOetze's Reliable Drug
For sale-Rolf & Zane.
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SUDDEN DEATH

OF .HIra. Mary stanton Allison, from
tho EReots of a Paralytic Stroke.
Nm. Mary stanton Allison passed
away from the activities Of this life
yesterday morning at $3.50 o'clock. sue
cumbing to the third paralytic stroke
within one year. the first attack being
on October 4. 1898, followed by another
n few WeeI,s later While being more or
Iesg OF an invalid after her first atliic-
tIon. her cheerful spirit and simple
Christian faith sustained her In all her
trials. She was q woman OF great
strength OF character and a most at
trnctive personality that endeared her
10 a WIDE circle % relatives and friends.
From the nature OF her nfiiiction her
death was anticipated. but Its actually
does not soften the blow that has so
suddenly fallen upon those who are
neaFea 10 her IN affection. Mrs, ALI
son Wns prominently Identified with the
CONGREGATION Of the First Presbyterian
church, and last evening at the conse-
Grafton services Of that congregation.
preparatory to communion on Sab
bath. the pastor. Rev. DR.. D. A. Cum
ningham most feellngly alluded to her
decease IN his prayer.
Mrs. Ailbon was the eluesl emu VI
the late Hon Benjamin Stanton, and
rellct OF the late Col. c. w. b. Allison.
She was born at Mt. Pleasant. Ohio, De-
cemhef %. 1880, and leaves two chill
dren. Miss Kate. and Benjamin Stan
ton Allison. Of the law Arm Of Erskine
4 Allison. Mr.. James d. and Frank
Stanton are her brothers. A step-dnugh-
ter, Mrs, julia Hopkins, resides In To-
ledo, and will arrive in the city to-day.
The funeral services will be held at
the late residence OF the deceased. No.
So Fifteenth street, at 2 p. m. Sunday.
The interment. which will be made in
Greenwood, win be private.
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The new sO-inch intake pipe at the
city water works pumping station,
north Of the city, has Just been put In,
and the balance of the pipe to be laid
viii not be surrounded with so umch
dificulty. The pumps and engines are
being prepared for shipment from the
Lockport IN. ~ plant Of the Holly
Manufacturing Company. Some OF the
pieces require n car apiece for trans
portatIen to Wheeling, The assem-
bling OF the machinery after Its arrival
here Will be a big Job.
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FALL STOCK..FINE TAILORING.

Your attention Invited to our large
md handsome line OF Fall Woolena-
all entirely new designs ana many eIs
agents. Tho stylish Ret-up ana InAn ;
ionnbic appearance OF our garments
recommend themselves Prices rens
Bonnble. g, HESS g sONS;
PasbIonnbIO TailoFs and Fine FurnIHh'
eT-s, 1921 .I828 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-14

Rev Fuller Bergstresser, Of Allie
gheny, and Rev. j. b. Markward, Of
Williamsburg. Pn., will deliver interest
ing addresses to young men ut the Y
n. c. a. mems meeting Sunday after
noon At 4O'clock. Prof. T. L. Williams
will sing a solo and male duartette
will sing several selections. All young
men will be welcome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-14
aqer. ciohlfug Eos.s.

Price is not the only thing not always the price that
makes the bargain, It's what get for the price
In this scramble easSpOssNle to disguise
quality Price IS argument be sure but often covers
many weaknesses
Look about carefully get prices compare quality ana after
that give US chance you $1,000 and $500 heavy
covert Cloth overcoaa and the worsted Suits
selling at 5000 $1,000. $3.50 and sl5O0
our prices are the very possible We don't think they
are matched anywhere