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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-05

zone jego zamordowai dragiem
zelaznyp Georg sutterlin, VIA
sciciep piwiarni i ojciec 10y
Sutterlin, z kt6ra p6zniej Becker
sic ozenii. Wczoraj juz zaszefo
sic przesiuchiwanie Beckera, a
dzisiaj W dalszym ciagui ma on
saiadac zeznania.
Niebezpiecznie rani0ny.
Robotnik William Larrabee
stat wczoraj wieczorem okofo
godz. 6 ma rogu Shields ave. i 35
ulicy, gdy nadeszlo dwoch
Negr6w. Jeden towarzyszy
Williama Larrabee potracif je-
dnego tych Negrow, przyszlo
do sprzeczki, potem do og6lnej
bojki, Larrabee zostaf przez
jednego z Negrow nozem skale-
czony W szyjs. .Ciezko ranionego
zawieziono do szpitala Provi-
dent; Negr6w ME aresztowano
dotychczas.
Podejrzany o kradziez.
W Niedziele detektywi aresz-
towali niejakiego Marcina Keno
skiego, podejrzanego o to, re
sam lub z kilku innymi towarzy-
szami ukradl dwie paki ob6wia z
pewnego wagonu koleiowego
stojacego ma przecieciu kolei St.
Charles Air Line 16 ulicy.
Kiedy go aresztowano miaf ma
sobie pare nowych but6w, z pc
wnoscia tel kradzieay pocho-
dzacych. Kenoski twierdzi, ae
jest niewinny; sedzia SABBATH "a
trzymal go W areszcie pod kau-
cya $500 naznaczyi rozprawe ma
dzie6 Z Lipca.
Straszny p0zar.
Onegdai W poludnie powstai
pozar W 4 pietrowej fabryce fir
my Western Paper Stock Co. pm.
1450-1456 Indiana ave., jak
powiadaja, W sktutek nieostroz-
nego odrzucenia zapalonego pa
pierosa przez pewna czeska die
wczyne, MIN 60 ugaszono, zrza-
dill szkode ma $4,000, ale co
gorsza, kilka osob zapewue zgi-
nelo W piomieniach, a kilka 20
staio pokaleczonych.
Kiedy powstal pozar, pomie-
dzy zatrudnionemi W fabryce 120
robotnicami, gl6wnie Polkami i
Czeszkami, straszliwa powstaia
panika. Wybiegano drzwiami i
ratowano sic wyskakiwaniem
przez okna lub po drabinach IA
tunkowych, ale zdaje sic, ze kill
ka osob zgineto W plomieniach.
Wczoraj jua wydobyto z gruzow
zwioki 81 letniej Josie Doyle,
zam. pm. 564, II str; zachodzi
Ottawa jednak, ze zgineli W plo-
mieniach jeszcze 80 letni Bartlo-
miej Szpakiewicz, 50 letni Ju-
liusz Ostowski, George Grif-
fiths 5 dziewczat nieznajomych,
kt6re widziano przy oknach, ma
daremnie szukajacych ratunku i
znikaiacych W dymie i piomie-
mach.
Uratowane zostaiy nastepujace
osoby, poparzone lub pokaleczo-
ne czesciowo, chociaz ME smier-
telnie: Marya Barecka, zam. ma
rogu 16 ul. i Wood str; Marya
Biener, zam. ma rogu 1S ul. i
Wood str; Franciszka Drapa
(Polka), liczaca Is lat, zam. pm.
743 w. II str; 20 letnia Magd.
Coda (takze Polka), zam. pm.
4S6 Clinton str; Agn. kabuda,
116 Fisk str; Is letnia Franci-
ska Nowanek, S4S W. II str;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-05

towy, skutkiem czego A ludzi
postrada1o zycie, a 90 ulegso
silnemu pokaleczeniu.
HAeA, 5go Lipca. - Ma
posiedzeniu komisyi arbitra'
cyjnej postawiono pytanie, czy
wyroki stalego sadu rozjem'
czego majs posiadac moe 20
bowiszujaca lub ME. Delegat
niemiecki oswiadczyl stanow-
czo, ze uzuaje zasads rozjem-
stwa, lecz zgadza sic tylko ma
przyjecie takich wyrok6w,
ktore zapadiy W mysl warun.
k6w, ma kt6re przysta}y po-
przednio strouy interesowane.
W obec tego oswiadczenia
wykreslono paragraf pierwszy
projektu rosyjskiego i zasts-
piono go s}owami, orzekajsce.
mi,ze zostawia sic mocarstwom
do wolf, o lie przedtem ME
um6wiiy sic inaczej, wniesc
sprawe sporna pred trybunaf
rozjemczy, lub wypowiedziet
woine bez oglsdania sic ma
tenze trybuna}. Francuzki
delegat Burgeois ME zgodzii
sic ma TAXA poprawks projektu
rosyjskiego.
HAaA, 5go Lipca. - W
kosciele W Delft zeszli sig
wszyscy delegaci ma konwen-
cys pokojows i ambassador
White z3oayl W imieniu Sta
now Zjeduoczonych wspania}y
wieniec srebrny lisci dsbo.
wych laurowych ma grobie
zmarlego ministra holender-
skiego Hugona Grotius, kt6ry
by} pierwszym oredownikiem
pokoju powszechuego. Mini
ster i delegst holenderski ma
konferencye, Van Karnebeck,
zaznaczyl W SVEN przem6.
wieniu, re dzie6 uczczenia
Holandyi przez wielkie StanY
Zjednoczone, przez z1ozenie
wie6ea ma grobie slawnego
Holendra, stanowi dla podda.
nych kr6lowej Wilhelminy
swieto narodowe.
Wieniec ma srednicy 3 sto-
py. Ma ozdobnym futerale So
wypisane slowa: Rzadowi
holenderskiemu cd Stan. Zje-
dnoczonych z okazyi konfe.
rencyi W roku 1899.
BRUKsELA, 5go Lipca. -
Van den Peereboom Oswald
cyl w parlamencie, re Rad
pragnie utrzymac zgode ze
wszystkiemi stronnictwami i
przekaze prawo wyborcze ko'
misyi, zioaonej z przedstawi.
cieli r6znych partyj. Socyalista
van der Velde przystal ma
zmiane frontu rzsdu, zazna.
czywszy W swojem przem6wie.
niu, ze lud belgijski odni6s} W
tym wypadku wielkie zwy-
cieztwo. Przedstawiciele in
nych partyj przyjsli wniosek
rzsdu oznakami aywego zado.
wolenia.
L1EeE, Belgia, 5 Lipca. -
Przy otwarciu tutejszej rady
prowincyonalnej zakohczyf
gubernator Petty de Thoree
swe przemowienie okrzykiem:
"Niech ayje kr6l!" Ma lewicy
odpowiedziauo okrzykami:
"Niech ayje powszechne glo.
sowanie!n "Niech zyie rzecz.
pospolita!" Rojalisci obursyli
sic, powstalo ogolne zamiesza-
ME, kt6re zmusiio przewodni.
czacego do rozwiszania posie'
| dzenia.
ANrwERP1A, 5go Maja. -
Ma posiedzeniu rady prowin.
cyonalnej wniesli socyalisci
rezolucye, potepiajaca wnio.
SEX rzadowy o prawie wybor.
czem. Gdy ieden z czlonk6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-05

niz zazwyczaj. Policyi donieslo
no o zabiciu jednej osobyi poka-
leczeniu okolo so, a straz ognio-
wa do p6inocy alarmowano 10
razy. Przed rokiem W dniu ago
Lipca alarmowano straz ognowa
80 razy, a pred dwoma laty 20
razy.
15letni Jozef Swedek byi
jedna pierwszych ofar wczora1'
szej strzelaniny. Pomimo pre-
strogt rodzic6w nabif prochem
mala swoja armatke j zapaliwszy
lont, wystrzelil. Armatka roz-
prysneia sic W mn6stwo kawaf.
k6w, z ktorych jeden trafit
chlopca W piers, naruszyi pluca,
i Swedek wkr6tce potem umarf.
Mieszkal on pm. 176 Bunker str.
Pred mieszkaniem pm. 1879
Maplewood ave., 12letni Leon
Wozny iego 1oletni brat Frank
zabawiali sic paleniem cgnl
sztucznych, gdy pewna ilosc
prochu, kt6rym chcieli nabic
armatke, zapaliia sic i wybuchia.
Chiopcy popiekli sic mocno W
twarz i rece, a nadto zajely sig
suknie ich 22letniej siostry
Wiktoryi, kt6ra gaszac piomie-
ME, r6wniez mocno sic popie-
kia.
Ma Chicago ave., W poblizu
Halsted str, 22letni Michai
Gastka, zam. pm. 1877 Goult
Court, zostaf trafony W kark
przez kule niewiadomo przez
kogo wystrzelona. zawieSiono 60
W wozie ambulansowym do
szpitala sw. Elabiety, a policya
ma promo starafa sig odkryc,
kto tax nieszczesliwie wystrze-
lii.
2Oletnia Mamie Fisher siedziala
wczoraj z rodze6stwem i rodzica-
mi ma werandzie pred SVEN
mieszkaniem pn.30O6 Wentworth
ave., gdy nagle upadia ma podio-
ge z glosnym okrzykiem bolu.
Okazalo sie,ze kula rewolwerowa
trafla ja tuz mad lewem okiem W
glove. Rama jest wielce niebez-
pieczna; kto wystrzelii, niewia-
domo.
21letni Fred. Ofhubaski(?)zam
pm. 562 Dickson str, zosta} ma
rogu Milwaukee ave. Dickson
str. trafony kula rewolwerowa W
kostke u nogi. Zawieziono go do
szpitala powiatowego.
Kilkadziesiat os6b zostalo po-
kaleczonych po czesci bardzo
bolesnie, po czesci lekko tylko.
z pozar6w wczorajszych wy
mieniamy pozar waraztatu kra-
wieckiego A. Lamihskiego pm.
III Halsted str, kt6ry zrzadzii
szkode ma $500, pozar domku pm.
1877 N. Troy str. nalezacego do
dra. Aug. Gassera, szkoda $500,
i poiar domu pm. 35l3 Cottage
Grove ave., nalezacego do E. j.
Marksa, szkoda 5000. lime
pozary mnieisze zrzadzily' szko-
dy.
W domu pm. 213-215 State
str. okolo poluocy wybuchl polar
i MIN 60 ugaszono, zrzadzil szko-
de ma o,ooo,- ale ME powstal
on W skutek palenia ogni sztu-
czuych, tylko jakiejs innej,
jeszcze dotychczas ME zbadanei
przyczyny.
q biura statystycznego.
W zesziym tygodniu umarlo
W Chicago 462 os6b: o 67 wie-
cei nis W tygodniu poprzedzaja-
cym, a 10 wjecej. nia W odno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-05

Jak CO roku, tax W roku bic
zacym ME obeszio sic bez ME.
szczese wskutek hafasliwych
obchodow swieta krajowego,
chociaz wskutek ustawicznego
prawie deszczu mniei ich bylo,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-05
Process Beckera.

W procesis Beckera zakohczy.
10 sic wczoraj przesiuchiwanie
swiadk6w prokuratoryi, a obroh-
ca Hornstein w przemowie swoiei
wykazai, jsk oskarzony zamierza
sic bronic. Okazuje sic, ze
Becker zamierza dowodzic, jako-
by wszystkie dotychczasowe iego
zeznania byiy talszyws, ! jakoby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-07-05
q biura statystycznego.

oS cSoCy oty CLuCkVs
W zesziym tygodniu umario
W Chicago 462 os6b: o 67 wie-
cei niz W tygodniu poprzedzaja-
Gym, a o ITO wjecej, niz W odno-
suym tygodniu zeszlego roku.
Osob pici mezkiej umarlo 25S, a
plci ze6skiej 204. Dzieci we VIE
ku niespelna roku umarlo 143,
dzieci we wieku 1-5 lat, 60, a
osob liczacych przeszlo 60 lat,
So. Ma dyfterya umarlo z os6b,
ma tyfus 5, ma udar sloneczny l,
ma szkarlatyne 10. Sam0b6istw
bylo Z, a innych galtownych wy
padkow smierci "a.
Urodziio sic zas W zeszlym ty-
godniu 4S6 dzieci, a mianowicie
sl5 chlopcow 2ll dsiewcsst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22
M,NIEcHEN NoTEs.
Daily Items OF Interest About People
aud Events.

Dully AGclhb Va AtltCEGoS EASSAS SSb'S
and Events.
Pltman Vananman will celebrate his
sIxty-ninth birthday at his home on
Gravel street. next Wednesday even
Ing A lunch OF ground hog. postum
and sweet potatoes will be served and a
good time Is assured.
Miss Annie May Carney. reporter
on the Martinsburg World, will arrive
here tomorrow morning. to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Garvey.
She will return September lst.
seabrIght Division No. All. B. OF L.
E., will hold an Important meeting at
their hall at Benwood Junction Sunday
when they will install officers and take
in several new members.
Rev. w. ]. Hardness. D. D.. pastor
Of Chapline street church, Wheeling.
will exchange pulplts with Rev. Carroll
ut the NJ. E. church Tomorrow evening
at o'clock.
Mrs. Abe Krebbs, of Newark. Ohio.
and Miss Julia Stephens, OF Wheeling
have returned to their homes, after
visiting at the home Of Mrs. c. D.
Lewis.
Rev. Father Collins, OF MoundsvIlle,
will say mass tomorrow at 1880 a. m,
at the home OF John Pendsrgast, at
Benwood Junction
Mrs. Charles See has returned to
work as engineer at the Baltimore &
Ohio pumping station, after an illness
Of three months.
A small child of Charles Deltz died
at their home on McMechen avenue.
Thursday, and was buried yesterday
afternoon,
Miss Bertha Ruckman has been APP
pointed teacher of the primary depart :
ment of the Fourth ward school at
Benwood.
Miss Lizzie Corcoran. Of Cameron, is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. P. Horn, OF
South Highland street.
Mrs. Daniel Stroller and son, John.
have returned from Littleton, where
they visited friends.
Angst Minke. who was severely
burned at the round house is home
from the hospital.
Miss Nora Thonen leaves Monday to
visit friends at Darlington, Ohio.
Lloyd Hefner. of FaIrmont, was the
guest Of friends here Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheelInE's
Progressive Neighbour.


Progressive NeIEhbor.
The measuring party given at the
residence Of Mrs S. j. Boyle last even
ing. was in every way success. the
Etude Mandolin and Guitar Club fur
nished music, A neat sum was reallz-
ed. which will go towards Competing the
new church.
At a meeting Of the electric light
trustees Thursday evening, Morris q
Sandhoe were awarded the contract OF
furnishing coal 10 the electric light
plant for the coming year at their bid
Of 81 % per ton.
quite a large number from here at
tended the Banda Rosa concerts Mt
Wheeling Park yesterday afternoon
and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rodefer. OF Bellalre,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Helfenbine. on Jefferson street, yester-
day.
The Maennerchor Singing Society Of
this place win take part in the Swiss
concert at Mozart park tomorrow,
A number from here took In the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh excursion to
Rock Point yesterday.
Several from here viii take in the
Builders Exchange excursion to Mack
mac to-day.
VIII Johns and Jack Francis are
home from Dennlson, o., for few
days.
Hiram Kellogg, of New Castle, Pa.
was in the city on business yesterday.
John shafer. Of Toledo, is the guest OF
relatives on Second street.
Thomas Howells returned yesterday
from ATLANTIC city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22
THE RAILROADS.

When 1t comes to making improve
ments in all branches of railroad SER
vice the Baltimore 6 Ohio railroad does
not have to retire from the front rank.
AS Nothing is too good for the Irish, Z"
so nothing is too good for Baltimore &
Ohio railroad patrons and a progress
sIve step in dining car service is being
taken. The Royal Blue Line dining
cars are being shopped as rapidly as
possible to change the interiors SO that
each car Will have a table d'hote COM
partment and a cafe, where the service
Will be Ia carte. This part OF the car
will have easy chairs, tables and other
cOnveniences OF first-clasS cafe,
where gentlemen can smoke and eat
without interfering with those who pre-
fer a different state OF things.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22

The Leroy takes out her usual Sun
day excursion to Sistersville and re-
turn tomorrow morning.
Captain Fred Kimple. of the Ben
Hur, writes Captain Crockard that the
Ben Hur will probably be here Sunday
for Pittsburgh.
The marks at p. m. showed 8 feet Q
inches and slowly falling. Weather,
cloudy and warn. Thermometer reach
ed IS above in the afternoon.
The Lorena has not yet resumed.
Her agent, Captain John Crockard, has
received no intimatlon us to when she
will come out OF the Muskingum.
The Urania was delayed below by fog
early yesterday morning and did not
reach this port on the completion OF
her first round trip in the daily Wheel
ing Marietta trade until 9 a. m. yester--
day. She departed at $3.50. an hour and
a half late.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22
pIt,sburrh River News.

PITTSBURGH, July 2l.-Unless
something Unforeseen happens the
wickets ut the Davis Island dam will be
in position probably by noon to-mor-
row. The work of lifting the dam COM
menced this morning and at noon to-
day the wler south of the bear trap
was in position and a few Of the wick
cts on this side OF II. It was Intended
TO put In a few new wickets ut this
time, but It was found that this would
take too much time. The coal men ana
packet men clamOred for the raising OF
Inc dam and 1t was decided not to
make the repaIrs contemplated. There
is probably 100000 bushels OF coal in
the harbor and the river has fallen rap
idly since yesterday. II is necessary
that the dam be raised as soon as pos
sible in order to prevent some OF the
loaded barges and cOalbOats from being
grounded.
that the present year has been very
auccpssful one in the coal business,
much more so than for n number Of
wears past. The reason assigned was
the equalization OF prices. There has
not been disposition to cut as In for
mer years and coal has brought Il BET
ter price at Louisville and Cincinnati
this year than II has for some time.
The figure nj which coal has been SELL
ing recently has enabled the operators
II is said, to make fair profit. This, IL
IA expected, will be increased when the
contemplated consolidation OF the river
interests takes place, MS II Is said that
much OF the former competition. will be
destroyed and there Will be common
price for coal. based on the rate paid
Tor mining In the pools. In any event II
is argued that a marked improvement
in the conditions will take place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22

said he slowly to his brother. ride up
TO horrison'B; dey say dey vas a IRE up
dere. Come pack soon und say II we
need der engine"
Intoxicatlon doesn't flourish like a
bay tree in the village, although by
some clever manipulations a majority
Of wet councilmen in the present
body was secured, and the mayors
dexterity toward this end Is said to re-
feet credit on a Croker. However. he
ladies out Justice with a broad and
commanding sweep. They tell OF him
how when Jim Wilson happened to take
on too much cargo and was according
ly locked iip and later taken before the
tribunal, the mayor went to the mark
like gentleman Of color to a water
melons heart.
"Guildty or not guildty?" he severely
proclaimed.
Not guilty" answered poor johnson.
The mayor shifted his bulky form
around in his chair as his eyes ranged
the room for the marshal. Take him
away, marshal" he said, until he vas
guilty" And II was so performed.
wheeling takes the cake as an
amusement city" was the opinion Of a
traveller, at Water street hotel last
night. 81 mean in the summer time"
he explained. 81 never saw a town of
its size having so many attractions at
the parks, which shows that the pop
ulation loves recreation and entertain
ment. Band concerts. picnlcs and va
riety performances are here galore at
the parks, but / wonder more advant-
age isn't taken OF the river. Where /
come from in Ohio there isn't a stretch
Of water for fifteen miles, yet the dis
lance seems nothing to the pleasure de-
rived from picnlcking on Its banks.
Wheeling is doubly fortunate in having
river scenery and hill and valley spots
OF rare beauty. guess" concluded the
traveller. regretfully. as II thinking OF
the absence of these gifts OIL. nature to
his own town. 'tt's case OF TO them
The Wheeling Turnvereln has run
against the weather man every time 1t
attempted to give a picnic for several
years. Last year rain caused a post
ponement. and 1t rained pitchforks on
the second date set. The affair was
then hopelossly abandoned. This year
the picnic project was sub rosa, but the
members determined on private pic
mic last Sunday, and the rain flooded
them out. Now the Turner's have for
sworn picnics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22
AMERICAN LINE
OF Proposed Railway a Very Inn
pOrtant Link
in CONNECTING ALL CHINA
with the Outside wOrld-The Scope
ofthe Road Franchise Which the
Chinese Government is Asked to
Conarm-of Great Importance to
tho Commerce of the World.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The pro-
posed American railway line in China
win, II existing agreements are carried
out and the line constructed. prove an
important link In a system connecting
all Of China with all of the outside
world. Railway lines now existing. UNI
der construction. or projected form a
great circle sweeping from Paris across
Germany, Russia and Siberia to the Pa
ciac, thence southwardly through Chi
ma sklrdng the Pacific coast, thence
eastwardly through Burmah and India
to the Indian ocean and Arabian sea,
and pushing thence for passage way
through Persia to complete the grand
circle Of all the continent Of Europe
and Asia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22

wheeler RIne, of New Castle. Pa, is
here for a short time. He says business
Is booming In that town. Labor can
find lucrative employment easily. he
says, and that the late heavy orders
for steel will give thousands continual
employment.
The Misses Sloan. of BiaIrsvllle. Pa.
the visiting at Elm Grove. The elder OF
the two was n graduate OF this yehr's
class Mt the seminary Mt Blnirsvllle.
The unusual amount Of rain has re-
tarded harvesting, yet Inns been bene--
ficial to the corn crop and has renewed
the pasture lands.
Miss Mary Hervey, Of Elm Grove, is
visiting the family Of DR.. w. z. Her
yey, East End. Pittsburgh.
Mr.. whitman. OF Morgantown, is
staying with friends here. this being his
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry of Nebraska, are
visiting here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22

feet inches in canal; 1.5 feet on falls;
Observation-Disclosures So feet and
falling. Clear and warm.
POINT PLEAsANT-River Z feet and
rising Cloudy
cINc1NNATI-RIver IA feet and ris-
ing. Clear.
EvANsyILLE-River feet and ris-
ing. Raining.
cAIRo-River 1913 feet and falling.
Raining.
MEMPH1s-River feet, fall of "a
feet. Raining.
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THE RIVER.
YEsTERpAY,s pgPARTuREs.

Marietta. ..URAHIA, $3.50 a. m.
SistersvIlle. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Clnrlngton. LEROY, $50 p. MI
Steubenville. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. d. GREENWOOD, $50 n. m.
MARIEET .....URANIA, a. m.
Pnrkersburg. KATHRYN, II n. m.
MatnmoTas, JEWEL, II n. m.
SIstersVIlle. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Clarington.. LEROY, $3.50 y. m.
Steubenville. T. N. BAYNE. $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA, 5 a. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, a. N
SlstersVllle. LEROY, a. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22

GREENsBoRo--River feet inches
and falling. Warm and fair
MORGANTOWN-Rlyer feet 6 In
ches and stationary. Clear and warm
BRoWNsVILLE-Rlver feet In
ches and falling.
OIL cITY-River foot inches and
falling Clenr and warm.
wARREN-River IS of n foot. Fair
and warm.
sTEUBENVILLE-RIver feet and
falling. Clear ana warm.
LOUISVILLE-Rlvcr stationary; 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22

Recently published statements by the
treasury bureau of statistics show that
the Canton-H ankow line, which the
American syndicate has agreed to con-
struct, and which agreement 1t is now
asking the Chinese government to con-
firm, stretches northward from Canton
to Hankow, the principal interior city
Of China, some 800 miles.and that a Bel
gian syndicate has a concession for
construction of a road from Hankow
north to connect with the existing line
now reaching Picking. the capital of
China; also that the American syndi-
cate has an option for the right to con-
struct this Hankow-Peking line pro-
.vidIng the Belgian syndicate shall omit
to take advantage of It's concession.
From Picking road will connect with
the Russlan-slberian line which is now
under construction to Port Arthur, thus
making the proposed American line an
Important link in great system which
will stretch from St Petersburg by
way Of Siberia and Port Arthur through
China to Canton on the coast of China,
Immediately opposite the Philippine is
lands, only 600 miles away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22

LONDON. July q. - Tho Western
Electric cable company's establish
ment at W6olwlch was burned this
morning. The loss is e25O,O0O. An
American plant recently ftted up at
the works was totally destroyed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22
STEINWAY PIANO FOR SALE.

We have n very nice stelnway &
Sons Square Plano. with Gothic legs,
seven octnves, in good condition. which
we sell for Sl65 cash, or SlS5 on pay
ments. Stool and cover included.
F. w. BANNER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22

The Best Prescription for ChiIIs
and Fever is bottle OF Groves Taste,
less Chill Tonic. 1t Is simply iron and
quInine In tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Price, Zoe. tths&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22

NO dealer should be without Cooks
Imperial Extra Dry Champagne. II
yours is order from American Wine Co.,
st. Louis, Mo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-22

DON'T buy poor bread. The best is
not good enough. Always ask for the
Wheeling Bakery's peerless bread.