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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-07-08
TRAENs ZOE sHENANDoAH

Leave New York via Philadelphia week
days, - Is, 3d. z 80, IL 30 g. M, and 30, 80
Q 90 pm.
Leave New York via Mauch Chunk, week
days, 30, 9 10 a. No., 30, 4 20 p m.
Leave Philadelphia, Reading Terminal, week
IL 36 p. m.
Leave Reading, week days, 81, 2 90, 10 Os
3, m, IL l5, II, 8 90, 20 p. IN.
| Leave Pottsyille, week days, IL, 40 q. m.
40, - 80, / %, 4 80, 6 10 and so p. m.
Leave Tamaqua, week days, Is, 80, IL 2
a. m, 49, 8 50, 2 %, 9 A p. m.
| Leave MAhAnoy City, week days, 8 As, o.
| II AZ a. m, 2 %, 5 25, 8 "a, 2 A, 10 0s pm
Leave MahAnOy Plane, week days, 2 40, 4 90
8 30. "a 10 g. u 90, a. M, 80, 80, A. 2 5s
/ 10 ~ IN.
Leave willianlsport, week days, 2 A, 10 90 a
| M. II 84 and 90. IL 50 y. m.
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Hives are terrible torment to the little
folks, and to some older ones. Easily cured.
Doan's Ointment never fails. Instant relief,
permanent cure. At any drug store, so cents.
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Philadelphia g.
READING R'y.
Engines Burn Hard GOal-NO Smoke,
IN EFFECT JULY l. 1899.

Trains leave Shenandoah as follows:
For New York via Philadelphia week days,
2lO 3s, 80, 55 a. M, l2 20, 90 and 90 p. m.
Sundays, 2 10 a m,
For New York via March Chunk, week days
81 a. M, IL 20 and 0q p. m.
For Reading and Philadelphia, week days
10, 3S, 81, 65 a. M, II 26, 90 and 6 90 p. m
Sundays, 10 a IN.
For Pottsville, week days, 10, 81, IS a. m
II &c, 3 09, 6 90 and 80 p. m. Sundays, 10 a m
For Tamaqus and Mahanoy City, week days
10, 7S7, 55 a. M, IL 20. 8 90 and 9 O9 .. m
Sundays, 10 N.
For Williamsport, sunbury and Lewisburg
week days, "a, IL 80 a. M, II "a, 30 p. m
Sundays q q m.
For MahanoS Plane, weekdays, 2 10, 8 q, 3 80
81, o 81, IL 80 a. m., IL 2d 90, 6 o. 80, Q s.
p. m. Sundays, 10 and q am,
For Ashland and ShsmoKin, week days, 3 p
80, II 81 M, u %, 90, o., 25 and 65 p. m
Sunday, 8 "a a m.
For Baltimore, Washington and the West vi
B, X o. r. r., through trains les-s Readin
Te9minal Philadelphia, Up. a R. b RI At q
2 %, IL 20 a. M, 10 and 7.27 p. L.. Sundays
honal trains from Twenty-iouTth and Ohesi
nut streets station, week days, 10 80 a. IL q
] IL is 40 pm. Sundaya, / as, 8 q D. M.
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o.; o. c. Core S. I. Morris, Harrlsyille
o.; II. L. Brown, Colerain. o.; B, 81,
Brown, Crescent, o.; r. M. Simpson,
Pleasant Grove, o.; g. a. Miller, cole,
rain. o.; ]. w. Sanford, r. W. Moore.
Darlington. o.; g. b. Hensiey. Chester:
James Mony, Maynard, o.; o. 3. VIII.
iams, p. c. Grimes, WellgburE; ], D.
Reynolds, st. Mary's; ]. C. Gray, Park.
ersburg; o. s. Talbot. Buchhannon; II.
T. Barnhnrt, BraddoCk, Pa; C. 8.
Kuntz. Charleston; w. g. Flanagan. II.
B. Hawkins, slstersville; L. D. Mitchell.
c. Mitchell, Pleasant Grove, o.; N,
Greenwald, Wellsburg; W. A. Mitchell,
Pleasant Grove, o.; George Dewauit,
Barton, O.; v. g. Morris, ]. H. Muir.
dock, A. Coss, 7. W. Watson, r, A.
Hundon, L. ". Toland, Harrisyille, O.:
W. n. Newlln, st. Clairsviile: G. W.
Holiday, Maynard. o.; T. ]. Gribble, F,
Nicholson. Smithfeld: D. 2. Durblu,
Startle, o.; w. cambridge, MIngG
Junction, o.; A. Mercer, Mt. Pleasant,
o.; DR.. c. w. Mercer, Dlllonvale, o.;
c. McCaEnic, John GallRher Mounds
Vile; j. w. McMlllln, Maynard, o.; L
C. Wright, Wellsburg: j. Weedy, c. H,
Philips, 5istersvi1le; ]. n. Anderson. o,
Cope, Barton, o.; ]. w. Lawrence, Cole
rain. o.: S. F. Maya, Pleasant Grove,
o.; 7. W. Wine. w. G. Hooten, JaspeS
Fink, John Fitzgerald, Rowlesburg; W.
o. Hecker, Taylorstown, Pa; ]. j.
Adams, GAINESVILLE. o.; E. F. ZaEg.
Griffith, o.: j. NJ. Butler, Elm Grove:
A. E. McAIllIen. Bridgeport, o.; W. S.
Applegarth. Maynard, o.; ]. N. Taylor,
Mt. Pleasant, o.: Joseph Snyder, Port-
land. o.; E. j. Snyder, Monongah: r.
NJ. Jones, Elm Grove; @, w, Oldham,
Dallas, A. Il. Carter. Whitfield: w. H.
Evans. Rosby's Rock: II. w. Withrow,
At. Pleasant, o.; C. o. Kerns, E. Cons
nelly, S. NJ. Fisher. Moundsvllle; G.
F. Sellers, A, G. Yost. C. D. Hawkln-
bury, r. B. Ash, e. c. Thomas, Glovers
Gap; Z. Neal, East Liverpool o.; D. W.
Ruble,, Moundsville: z. A. Hill, East
Liverpool; ]. w Baird, Elm Grove; G,
II. Meyer, ]. C. Jones. Wellsburg; A. J.
Seamon, George Bier. Moundsvllle; A.
G. Neville. Albert Snedeger, w. H.
Scott, wellsburg; ]. s. Marshall, v. A.
Fawcett, Uhrchsville, o.; j. A. Berkett,
j. H. Beans. Elm Grove; w. L. Winters,
Turtle Creek; D. Goets, Pittsburgh; W
H. Bllllngsles, Worthington, and many
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HuNTTNGT0N, "a. "a.

Manner Jenkins, G. X. r s., Piedmont, W.
SIR AND BRO.-Yours Of the 7th
Inst to hand, and contents noted. In
reply will say, have no records by
which can give you an ltemiEed ace
count. Same were not kept after went
to Washington. will be at the next
grand lodge meeting. when hope to
be heard on this subject.
Frpternally.
W, e. WEST.
The report Of Grand Master Of Ex-
chequer shows the following: Receipts,
$3.50 Is; disbursements, $3,60S Of; ball
ance, A.577 "a.
In the absence OF two Of the three
trustees, Brothers John c. Herman and
j. N. Baker were authorized to act
with Trustee Thomas D. Bennett at
the present meeting.
The following committees were ap-
pointed by Grand Chancellor Posten:
observation-disclosures Jenkins, H. B.
Scranage. d. A. Uhl.
Grlevances-Paul Prayer, w. G. Con-
ley, w. H. Baker.
Mileage and per diem-John NJ.
Gregg, C. w. Robinson. Charles Stein.
Distribution Of officers reports-D. L.
Love, F. F. HigginbottOm
Warrants and charters-J. H. Thorn
burg, e. w. Martin, p, L. Lovett.
State Of the Order-J. S. Brown, T. c.
Reynolds. W. H. Dunbar.
Rules. H. Handley, Alex Doolan, w.
P. Curry.
Necroiogy-G. F. chenoweth, D. p.
Harper, w. I. White, P. NJ. Appel, G.
w. Smith.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12
.THosE LOVELY DoKIEs"
Had Their Fun Last Evening Their
Spectacular Parade.

Had Their Fun Last Evening GnelA
Spectacular Parade.
The days doIngs were cllmaxed In
the evening by Dahna temple. Dramatic
order Knights of the Khorassan. in
other words. the "Dokles." These
husky gentlemen always do things to
the queens taste and last nights aifair
was one Of the most successful ever
given. Everything was on a large
scale and compatible with the elabor-
ateness OF detail governing the other
features OF Pythian week.
Forty-four Knights were hauled
across the burning sands ut the cere-
monial session at the Pythian casue'
which was followed by banquet con-
ducive TO tOllying the inner man. anu
preceded by a street parade that was a
peach" The parade was from the cas-
lie over the principal streets and re-
turn. The "Dolies" wore their Pic
turesdue costumes and carried sticks OF
red FIRE. Meister's band tore on enjoy
able melodies along the line Of march,
and the four-and-forty "novices" hung
TO the rope, The parade was catering.
ly commented on and the 'Dokles
scored great hit.
Among the Knights initiated at the
ceremonial were the following:
Wheeling-Dr. II. P. Linsz, Louis
Sehwalb, William Knoke, Albert
Camps, John G. Kline, W. r. Stops g.
F. Wendell, William G. Boadwing, II.
P. Keenan,! James Cow, Charles =.
Metz, Sam o. Boyce, John r. Butts, ].
T.. NcCausland. C. NJ. Logsdon, Joseph
Welsgerber, G, H. Heller ]. Wilson
white. +, w. Nesbltt. VIII Miller, Louis
Hoffman.
slstersvllle-T. C. Henderson. ]. F.
Sutton, ]. II. Hanks. John Hetzel, w.
n. Fleming. George E. Work, c. w.
Black.
PIttsburgh-Edgar T. Howell.
Elm GroVe-Lester Smith.
Roney's Polnt-Luther w. Blayney.
Charleston-George w. Beller.
JarvisvlIle-E., F. Anderson.
Martins F'erry-Louis scheehle.
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REGIMENTAL MEETINGS.
Held Mt Which Colonel and Lieut.,
ennnt Colonel Were Chosen.

Held nt Which a Colonel ana Lieut.
enant Colonel Were Chosen
Following the brigade meeting ycster-
day afternoon. there was a meeting OF
the Second West Virginia regiment, U.
r., K. of p, for the purpose of acting
on the Resignation of colonel W. b.
West, of Huntington. The resignation
was accepted, and Captain W. E. Hoyt'
OF Ravenswood company, was chosen
his successor unanimously. Colonel
Hoyt is a former Wheeling man, now
agent Of the Ohio River railroad at Ra-
venswood, and one'of the leading Pyth-
ians OF the state. The Inteligeneer
Joins in congratulations Charles W.
Walker, Of Charleston. was elected leu
tenant-colonel Of the regiment provis-
ional!y, It being stated that there was
probably q vacancy.
A meeting OF the First regiment was
held, at which Or. d. H. Taylor, OF
Wheeling, was chosen iieutenant-coio-
mel without opposition. This, too, Is an
excellent selection.
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NEVER was SUCH A SCENE
AS That witnessed on Market Street
Last Night.

AS That Witnessed ON Market Street
Last Night.
Never before was such scene as
that of last night on Market street be-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth, witness
ed in this city The people had turned
out enmasse to witness the imp and
fiumbeau drlrl by Colonel Hoyts Raw
enswood company of the Uniform
Rank. Men, women and children were
jammed together so that progress in
any direction was imposslbles. Wires
had been stretched on both sides Of the
street in front of the Mcclure, giving
space In which the evolutlons Of the
'.Imps" were to take place. but the press
was so great that Chief Clemans had to
cut the wires, and even this additional
room didn't relieve matters a great
deal. Street cars were blocked for tit-
teen or twenty minutes. Finally the
drill idea had to be abandoned, but an.
other Attempt to have 1t may be made
tonight by Colonel Hoyt's company or
by Captain S. B. Bakers Parkersburg
company. which also adept at We fam
beau drill.
During the crush several women were
trodden down and injured. Mr.. George
ChrIstleib's mOther-ln-law was quite
severely injured and had to be carried
home in an ambulance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12
THE GREATEST PARADE SEEN
In West Virginia was That Of the
Pythians of the Trl-state
Radius Wednesday.
SESSIONOF THE GRAND LODGE,
Brigade and Regimental Meetings
Dokles' Ceremonial Session
and Other Doings.

r,,,a tbIrtIoth ANIMAL mating NJ thA
W., vlre,ris Grand lodge KnIobts Of
p,,,,,,,s nn,, IN sssslon A. wbeelInV
49, On record as tbe most sucoessfIl
=, go .h,.,v vsors me v,s,,ors exnectsd
aa,LIns onnroocb,ng The racentIon and
aD,sr,sinnsnt tbev ara rscsIvInq hero.
80 whooi,ng nsonio ars v,,rb,,sed ami
All, sa,teS,od WIN The s,,ccssa that baa
80 az r;s,,,, ~ tho ,,rrsm,ttinv ~.
80. 800 =, ~ ,o,,orai cor,r,,tee and ia
- ,or,r rIs during tbs mast two
~ ~ 80 ,,or.h.
y v -, a. ar,, d.,, ., tho oW.,,
.o..as,,. M % a., ~ enor, soorst
"'-S s.. -. 49, ,, -. -, 90, nj.
1900 1850 =, ~ 800 - W.. v,ro,vis
T ,n,,, =, ' ~, I1.,,a.., %. 80
So. ..'.,,,a. 49,, .s,,, &c. ~
p'- 49," -. 80. -. r,,,',S,,,,,.,.,,,
49, $3.50, ~. - 80 = 80, i,,,'s ~,
seS'.s- W. ~ =. sa.,,,SS "a p,,tS,an
weele 'ns slan.S.,. ~ !. 49,. * a.
PLUME "iaue q spe,saes ~ wan ~. HIs
$500. v ~ a.. ,s..ono5
1890 Ns S-,, 80 ~ :. a. s,.,,
sAe - ,.,,t,s. ~. =. A. ~,
xssssls at.,i t,oy. - $3.50 ~ non non
ilUtin Yum Au'Sn.S me-, 800, Vs. =, ~, H'ssY
neinDers VI iOusss =, , .Ae,
plaoA r[iHee' VI "Hss W.. ,As -.s.',
iouse ~ 'n ", sluee' nlaue 'Is Des' ''N"
"as' WIN ~ HIeN,Oe q. ~ nus -
~ ."e - no ..a mus sIs., 49, 80 :. ,,,,os
SESSION u 'iie s,Sll 'ouss' a. - "l'..'
uueresses oa weitvi'e anu tssp9 ,.i,.
were mace lnen lue sran1 iouss "e wen,
INTO us hEst business SESSION. ~. ue'a W.,
OF "nleh are sven uelow' A-s't ..e
paFatS :" ''I go ~. 1911 1,,-,S,s -
meetings or the west virginia uFls-
ade. Uniform Rank, at which Colonel
James Fl. Lancaster. of Wheeling. was
e'eeteu or'Sau'e' 'Oi'i.'t',s slls D'1s
AIDE. The First ana Second regiments
nt,o baIl ,,aattp0s tn All vacannIes
"'sU new " So
The night feature was the street pa
~, A. r,.t,tas f,I,oy,,arl b,, tbatr
rAue w uii A'UiN4s'' tS..0"SS - -
ceremonial session at Pythlah CASTLE
South Side, at which a number OF now
ices were conducted on the "hot time"
.ourney across the burning sands.
There was to have been an imp drill
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GRAND LODGE SESSION.

Reports OF Officers Received and
Committees Appointed
Following the addresses Of welcome
to the grand lodge, reported on another
page, the body went into session for the
transaction OF business, with Grand
Chancellor Posten presiding and Grand
Keeper OF Records and Seals Manner
Jenkins at the desk. OF the 1i9 lodges
in the state, III were represented, lar
ger representation than has been usual.
The grand lodge organized and adj
mltted a large number of past chancel-
lors The grand chancellor. s. A. Pos
ten. made his annual report. which was
referred to the committee on distribu-
tion OF officers reports. The reports OF
the grand keeper Of records and seals
and OF the grand master of eXchequer
were referred to the trustees. Some
unlmportant documents were referred
10 appropriate committees, after which
the first session came to Its close.
In hts report, Grand Chancellor Pos
ton states that he only made an effort 70
visit the weaker lodges during his term
OF office, in an endenVor to strengthen
them. Continuing. the report states:
~ would feel that had neglected my
duty, " the Pythlan Press was not spo-
ken OF and encouraged as II Is fact
that most OF such publications are orig
InaIIy n labor OF love. the order should
put nothing In the way, but rather lend
n helping hand, and you can rest as
sured that the helping hand Of chnrity
viii prove n blessing. Fraternity has
grown in equal ratio with the govern
ment, as n result Of which more lnfor-
nation Is demanded, and the fraternal
press the PythlHn Press OF necessity
should and must be augmented.
mThe Uniform Rank-This branch OF
the order Is a very important factor In
PythlnnIsm throughout the country and
should be encouraged and helped along
by all Pythlnns. From the best lntor-
nation / have been able to gather as to
the present condition or the Uniform
Rank In this domain, cannot help but
admit, as much ms regret 10 90 so.
that we have gone backward instead OF
for,ynrd the past year. II not the past
two years. i have not made any Bpc-
ciaI effort TO locate the trouble, ms
thought II not wise to give the reasons
In this report, even II / knew them.
nm very anxious TO see this rank make
n start for improvement In the near
future and enjoy quite a boom the
coming year"
on the subject Of recommendations.
in reference 10 bylaws II Is stated: II
would recommend TINT the grnnd lodge
select a committee representing the
best Pythian ability In this domain ana
direct that they get a copy OF enGh
lodges bylaws and AFTER careIully
studying thom prepare set ol by
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IRIS GENERAL LANCASTER.
The Wheeling Sir Knight Elected
Commander of the Brigade.

The Wheeling Sir Knight Elected
Commander of the Brigade.
A Wheeling Sir Knight was success
full in the contest for brigadler general
commanding the West Virginia brigade
of the Uniform Rank. to succeed Cen
eral C. C. Rand. of Charleston, whose
resignation was taken up and accepted
at a meeting of the brigade held yester-
day afternoon at Ohio Valley lodge
rooms.
Major General Carnahan presided and
stated that General Rand's resignation
was in his possession and that the cleo
tIon Of his successor was in order.
There were three nominations, as fol-
lows: Colonel James II. Lancaster OF
Wheeling; Major James T. MCGEE. OF
Wheeling, and Captain s. B. Baker, Of
Parkershurg. The latter's name. how
ever, was withdrawn. Colonel Lancas-
ter was successful over Major McGee
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MAGNIFICENT PARADE
Hundreds ofUnlCormcd Knights and
Thousands ocSpectators.

4Iulurcus VI OHltOrncu hnlBntB ana
Thousands ocSpectators.
The great Pythlan street parade has
come and passed, and on all sides 1t Is
agreed that it was by far the largest
and finest secret society parade ever
witnessed in the state of West vir-
ginia. Altogether there were 1,6s2 men in
line. of whom $50 were in Uniform Rank
companies and 1000 members Of sub
ordinate lodges. or the Uniform Rank
companies, Black Prince had the larg-
est turnout. g. men. and Bernard
Stanley company, also of Wheeling,
had 81. Moundsville company had ey-
cry member in line, 80. OF the subor-
dinate lodges, Black Prince,of Wheel
Ing, the largest lodge in the state, had
III members in line, and Baltimore
lodge, Of Wheeling, was second, with
11S in Its turnout.
The parade was to have moved at 2
O'Clock, but owing to the railroad acct
dent which delayed the arrival of the
Pittsburgh companies, the start was
not made until 1855 O'Clock, when the
column moved down Twelfth street
with the police In the lead, with diffi.
Guilty clearing a way. Market street
was packed with humanity, and as the
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laws. leaving the necessary blanks for
the different lodges TO all In. amounts
Of benefits, dues. and an other Items
where the different lodges would want
different. When this u done have
them printed and mail q copy to each
lodge and ask them to conform a.
closely az possible to the copy or outline
sent them. am sure very many lodges
would appreciate and use a guide Of
this kind and be very greatly benefited
by 80 doing"
It 10 recommended that each grand
lodge officer be required to visit a spe-
cited number Of subordinate lodges
each year at his own expense and re-
port to the grand lodge. Other recon-
mendations are made which will be Ia
ken up to-day and tomorrow by the
grand lodge.
Grand Keeper OF Records and
Seals Jenkins submitted an inter-
esting report, showing an increase
in membership during the year Of 500
members. Five new lodges were M
stituted and two surrendered their
charters, Subordinate lodge finances
showed q decided improvement. The
present membership is 1883, an increase
Of seventy-nine lodges. 5,42l members In
ten years.
The new lodges Instituted were:
Olympia No. 122. Mcdonald; Zela No.
123. Zela: White Lily No. 81. Smith
field: Old Fort No. 1874, Mt. Carbon;
Norwood No. 1876 Norwood. Lodges
surrendering their charters were Har-
Tlson No. 81, at Bridgeport. and Mascot
No. 50, at New Martinsvllle.
The following correspondence figures
In the report:
PIEDMONT, W. Va,
April 7, 1899.
VIM. E. West. P, G. C., Huntlhgton,M Va.
SIR AND BRo.-You will send to this
office an itemized statement Of all mo-
niles collected by you as grand chan
cellor during your term Of office. Also
an itemlzed account Of your expenses.
By order Of the grand lodge. See
Document No. 90, page IS, Grand Lodge
Journal, 1888
Fraternally yours.
Manner JENKINS,
g. X. of R. & s.
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Black Prince Tonight.

Black Prince lodge No. 10. Knights Of
Pythias, has issued the following lnvI-
tatIor for the first and third ranks ex1
empliicatIon tonight at It's hall ID
PythIan castle. South Side:
Black Prince Lodge No. 10, K. OF p
cordially invites you to attend the
convention OF the lodge on
Thursday Evening, October twelfth,
at their
Castle Hall, 9th and Chapline Streets
to witness the comforting Of the
First and Third Ranks, ampll1ed,
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Company 80. q, % East Liverpool
OHIO,
Largest percentage q membership Of
lodge within twenty-five mile limit
WeIlSbuFs lodge No %, Of WeiilvuF8r
". Va,
Largest percentage Of membership IN
line outside Of tWaRtysdYq mile iiFalt..-
Cameron lodge 40. q, o. casnaFop, vi
Va.
The prizes for the Wheeling compa.
mics and lodges viii be awarded to-day
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MANY MORE ARRIVALS
Were Registered at the General Com
i..A.,.. HTa, Jl,unrto,s

Were Registered az the General Com
mittec's Headquarters.
Yesterday at the headquarters Of the
gneral committee on entertainment. a
number Of new arrivals were registered.
Last evening there was iuii in the
registrations, and practically all of the
visitors have arrived Some OF yes
terday's arrivals were the following:
C. F. Stephens, G. E. VanGIlder. Nor
gantOwn; o. c. Wit, Aurora; ]. w.
Hooker, Davis: D. P. Harper, Elkins;
P. L. Lovett, BelinRton; b. II. Slll,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; C. B. Goodwin, A. A.
Warren, Weston; C. w. Shobe, Buck
harmon; g. P. Warren. Keyser; Joseph
Penman, A. Penmap, Startle, o.; j. y.
Hofner, H. Amos, huntsville: j. y.
Jones, Berlin; /. Blavin, Mt. Hope; n.
c. Prlckett, Ravenswood; d. p. French,
Keystonei Alex. Dulln, Sutton z. II.
Jennings, Norwood; G. w. Beller,
Charieston; ", v. McNall, Ronceverte;
NJ, B. Summers, Summers; ]. L. Smith,
Elizabeth, ]. H. WetZel, RaVenswood;
C. F. Stein, Hinton; ]. /. Richardson, D.
X. Martin, Fairmsnt; j. H. Mitchell,
WEIGH; ]. L. Martin, Bramwell; w. 7.
White, L. NJ. Benson, Terra Alta; w. s.
conley Parsons; c. W. Robinson, MINI
nlnEton; A. N. West, Auburn; w. q.
Leonard, Salem; 7. T. McDougal, Ce-
redo; w, H. Baker, Huntington; Paul
Prayer. Parkersburg: 7. j, Connolly, c.
L. Petty. MannlngtonI S. d. Burnett,
Clarence Hall, Pennington; A. ]. Bore
man, Buckhannon: F. j. Utterback,
Morgantown; H. G. Woodward, ]. j.
Crowl, Warrington: C. ]. Poe, Buck
harmon; D. H. Peoples. Cameron; John
Hamilton, Fairmont; H. L. Stengle,
Aurora; G. w. McCleary, Fred Hall,
E. D. Mooney, Sig Wolff. Wellsburg;
Henry Hammer, Lazearvills; F. NJ.
Buckon, Edw. Dalton, Slstersville; NJ.
U, Wells, H. P. West, NJ. A. Jones,
Wellsburg; ]. NJ. Harris, Upland, o.; p.
Dorsey, w. F. Miller, Jesse Babb, Pleas
mt Grove, o.; F. H. Young. Cambridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12
ap,pqi Sapfug, Bank.
Actions Speak Louder Than Words.

,ow ia IT Thrifty that of ALL who were boys togethe
in the old mill. you alone are richY -, -,
That's long spender and we 90 not neeu -
much light to talk by. wait until turn uO"H '"e %"
and I'll tell you" NJ, - ,.,ood ,pbors
you DEPOSIT bs yGTr TSI SAVINGS BANK 1891 Market ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12
Hnnnr Of Hnrrison.

BERLIN, oct, 1.-THE North Ger-
man Gazette announces that the imper+
ial chancellor Prince Won Hohe9lohe.
win give n dinner on Friday, In honor
Of General Benjamin Harrison.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12

on the FIRST ballot, his selection being
nearly unanimous. General Lancaster
Il one OF the most popular Rythians N
the state, and his Wheeling friends VIII
hasten 10 extend their congratulations
on his advancement.
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FAM1LY wAsHING.

Rough Dry w ashed, starched an
Fiat Work, Washed and Ironed, O.
cent b 4erd P %ori finished 10 cents per
Dound. AT LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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penoletpn 9elegenen Grieobof tpuroe
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nolte, Inn bic Sooesurio6e oes pers
ltorbenen Sames Gialep feH3uitellen,
oellen selbe alls9ra5en. Sas Blas,
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perserrt, uno ben glutipuren, io.pie
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urtbeilen, 1T Der Gerltorbene nur ihein-
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grdBlide gntbilllung su Sage foroerte.