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Evening star., 1899-03-23
Sale of boys Easter
clothing.

Unnecessary to put OF buying the boys
Easter suit. You don't need 90 do It be-
cause you haven't the money, for your
credit is good here-you may buy and pay
as you can. Here are special prices for
tomorrowi
Boys suits, $I.0S.
Choice OF a dozen patterns in boys
double-breasted all-wool chevIot suits
sizes TO 10 years-for 81 9s. This IS the
first time such suit has ever been sold
at 81 .gS and there isn't clothing store
In town getting less than 80 for them.
A great line at S3.40
black and blue cheviots fancy cheviots-
In doubie-breasted styles-frnm 20 Is
years-aud novelty suits -vesties and
the like-of mixed all-wool cassImeres
with plain collars, cuffs and vcsts trimmed
with silk soutache braid sizes 3 to
years.
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CnderskirtS, 4oc.

Ladies' undcrskitS-m Of Italian
cloth; finished with corded ruiiie: same
garments as sold about town at 9Sc.-
for this Bour 40.
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Bows blouse suits. 0oc.

BOYS blouse SUITS, O0C.
A lot of chIldren's blue flannel blouse
suits. with large sailor collars and trim
med with red and white soGtache braid,
In the natticst fashion. will go for CO..
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Infants bOotees, &c.
made of pretty wor: ted; same these
for which You II be asked 25c. about town.
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Table covers, 30c.
Turkish towels. SIC.

Eight quarter turkey red table covers
friBged all around. in most attractive pat.
terms; instead OF 69c.. this hour 39c.
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Cheviot serge skirts s. oS

NlTNH l5t SSi SN SNfi Is, Nz.3c.
a lot IF fine quality black and blue
With 1nHsgsl care. and made IN the cor.
rect style, will 20 for S2.3S.
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SmXrna rugs. roc.

Atl-wooi Smyrna rugs, fringed an both
ends In hest and most desirable pat
terms. FOR 3gc. this hour
Evening star., 1899-03-23

Infants slips, I2tc.
box -picat fronts-usually sold for 25c.
Evening star., 1899-03-23

Boys ties. IIc.
Boys Windsor ties. in plain cnIors. nice.
iy hemstlt"hed, usually sold at l9c.; for
lie this hour
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Drawers, I2IC.

Lot of ladies' muslin drawers; finished
with fcll.d seams and row of three tucks:
wcll-made garment-will br sold for an
hour for l2i2c. pair.
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More covert
tOpCOats at SIS

In no previous season has
ANY Clothier been able to
offer such covert top coat as
this for S.. And even this sea-
son you will not find others
selling them. 1t illustrates well
the buying power OF HechtS.
Light tan i'll color-made with
satin sleeve lining-full facing
and good farmers satin
lining Made with two inside
pockets. You may duplicate
them elsewhere, but not for
less than So. so.
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Goats and vests. SI.10.

lot OF youths coats and vests In
sizes ii to IL years made Of all-w"nl
casSimercs and cheyiuts. slightly damaged
will he sold for 81. ~ for both garments
These VIII ft small sized men.
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25c. leather purses, Ioc.
A lot of ladies' all-leather purses. In all
colors, including black you have never
known them to sell for less than 25c.-for
this hour, 10c.
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Corset covers. &C.

We shall put "a sale tomorrow q lot G
ladies' corset covers, at &c each The
are all Plain but they have felled seam
and are all well finished
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1 O and 1 1 .
(Continued.)
China silks. Isc.

OTl1ld SILKS, sc.
For an hour We shall Offer cclored China
silks rich. lustrous quality, In such
shades as light blue, pink. nile, purple.
white. lavender, cardinal and black, for
l5c ward,
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Ladies hose, 44c.
fast black and full seaml $.
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Stupendous values between
1 O and 1 1 .
Plain bril-. skirts. SI.O2.

\ lot Of ladies' plain brilliantine dress
skirts-a splendid quality Of lnstrous bril-
liantine-such as fell for So. 80 usually
viii be sold this hour for S1.9S.
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Stupendous selling between
1 and =.
SilkOlineS. &c. ward.

SilkolineS, Sc. yard.
Narl-wldc silk"lines. ia splendid
variety OF patterns, the same quality
which sells at l2I.c. yard usually. for
3Tsc.
Sofa pillows, 23c.
Handsome art crepe sofa pillows with
ruffie all around; You'll pay 50r. FOR them
elsewhcre-this hour. 30.
Bath towels, sc.
Huck bath towels. with fringe aud col
ored borders, 37Sc. earh.
Napkins, SOC. dozen.
One dozen linen damasS dinner napkins,
full blcached; most desirable patterns:
usually 75c.
Tea toweling, &c. yard
twill and plain.
Ladies S5c. OXfords, 4oc.
240 pairs ladies' black and TAN oNfal,ls,
which You would consider Grear value at
Soc. pair, will be sold FOR 40. pair.
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Bril-. waists. OOC.

A lot of ladies' brilliantine waists-made
with corded front. III several styles-wiii
he sold for 39c. each. This would not pay
for the cost of material, let alone the
making
Evening star., 1899-03-23

25c. and 39c. cashmere, Sc.
Short lengths Of colored and black yard
wide cashmere dress goods. In splendid as
sortment of light and dark shades-soft,
fine quality; the regular selling price Of
This lot of goods is limited in quantity
and may not hold out an hour, so be
prompt.
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Bureau sCarfS. I21c.

Large size heavy unbleached TurSisi
towels; fringed both ends; usual l2lac
value, for an hour b5sc.
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Bottles yaseline. &C.

me large size bottles OF yaSeIine which
sell ut lOc., will he sold this hour for Sc.
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For an hour we shall sell ladies' figured
sold about town at 81 .5o-are all we'll
made and well-dnished skirts--lned and
bound Perfectly andjare cut on the newest
pattern.
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Torchon lace, 41c. yard.
The usual Zoe. all-linen lace, in Widths
up to inches-will be sold tomorrow for
4lac. yard.
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Youths clothing
slightly damaged
sacrificed.

The imperfections are really SO slight
that neither the wear nor the appearance
Is affected. Many stores wonId sell them
for this reason at full prices.
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Knee pants 0c.

During these hours we shall sell boys'
gray aid blue mixed wool knee pants for
9c. pair, which no other store in town has
ever sold for less thai IA quartAr. All well
made and have. the iiest button bands.
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Men fast black full seamless half hose
IN all sizes: not cheap. poor quality half
hose, but g0od-wearing kind: usually sell
for l2i2c. pair for an hour 6tec pair
Evening star., 1899-03-23

Ladies Si.25 shoes, sc.
Lot Of 90 pairs ladies' bright doncola
ity which sell at $i25 in every shoe store
IN town, will be sold this hour for SIC.
pair.
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One dozen linen iamaSS dinner napkins,
full blcached; most desirable patterns:
usually 75c.
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Floor nilc10th I-Ic

Yard wide, yard-and one half wide al
.two-yard wide floor oiicloth. in most d
sirablH designs; heavy goods, will be so
for an hour for lI5sc. square yard.
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Child'S dresses, 4Oc.
thiidrcn's percale dresses-agcs to Is
years-in all colors- made with box pleat
front and brctelles over shoulder-frimmed
with handsome lsce-usnally sell for soc.
for 4gc.
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ROC. COrSetS, IOc.

,3VC. COrSetS, IOC.
A lat of whlfe and, gray corsets, in near.
same corset as is sold for 39c. about
town-for this hour fgc.
Evening star., 1899-03-23
195 pairs mems
pants at S 1 wort, worth

-all-wool caSSimercs in ?
striped and check patterns
made with patent riveted but
tons. All sizes TO fit all size
men. A dollar is a ridiculous
price for them.
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Ansonia alarm clocks 1oc

Everybody knows the Ansonia alarm
clock knows it is the best-knuws il sells
Tor AT least 69c.. and at some stores for
for l9c, "
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Rrilliantine skirts, 6Oc

Turkish bath soap, 1c. cake.
&C. bottles of Carter's ink, Sc.
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Shirt waists. ROC.

Hundreds of ladies' percale and batists
shirt waists; in an never-ending assort-
ment OF patterns; the very best-made gar
ments on the market; will be sold for an
hour for ,s9c.
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Youths suits. $40

long pants-siZ"s Il to la-and the IS
and II sizes VIII ct medium size men who
measure 10 and 10 inches around chest.
They are all-wonl suitS elegant quality
which sold up 10 $l2-f"r 81. 10.
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Ladies 25c. ties. I2Jc

- : y. W. II , =.
Ladies' Point de Espritc net ties. with
lac" edge. usually 25c.-for this houe
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o5c. suspenders, I2tc.
Mems non-elastic suspenders. with roller
ends. and also the imitation Guyot sus-
pend:r-sen everywhere for 25c.-for
12i2c
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Children's hose, oc. Dair.

A lot of children's cotton and Isle thread
hose, in sizes from D to 9R-the usual 19c.
hose-B1n go for &c. pair.
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selling between
3 and Il.

Stair oilcloth. 4Jc.
Stair or runner oiIrlorh IN all newest
patterns and colors, for an hour, a5.c.
yard.
Silk headreSts, I0c.
Hand painted silk headrests, IN great Va
ri"tE of styles and colprs values which
usually sell up 10 zoe. Tor lgc
White wool flannel, o5c.
White wool spring weight hauueI which
usually sells for l2l.c. yard, viii De sold
f"r 3'sc. yard for this hour.
Bleached sheeting, Io@c.
F"r this hour we shall sell hleached
sheeting al l2llc yard instead Of lJc.
Black sateen. 65c.
For an hour we shall offer fast black
sateea at 6'sc. ward instead of loc.
Ladies shoes. Q7C., worth up to So
4G pairs of odds aud ends IN ladies' dpe
button ana lace shoes which sold M 10
S2 pair, in about all sizes. to 20 for gfc.
Infants sacqueS, Ioc.
made of knit worsted, and made well.
Silk crepon skirts, $S.9S.
fou cannot bny a handsomer skirt than
these silky blister crepons at IS. es Have
loop fastening back and are made with
that hang which Is desirable.
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Nazareth waists, IoJc.
Hot water BAGS cut.

Instead Of Zoe. we shall sell during this
hour childrcn's Na2aIcth waists. in all
SiZpS-foF iut.r each
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Tea toweling, &c. yard
twill and plain
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12!c. dress goods, sc. yard.
Fig. OroanflieS. SC
Window shades. I6Ec.

Lot of 30-inch-wi'le. high priced ticur,
organdi"s. in thr most beautiful patterns
will be sold at Stsc. yard this hour.
Evening star., 1899-03-23

Boys waists. I2Jc.
A lot Of boys Mcrrlmac percal" shir
waists, in an immense variety W pattern.
The usual pc. waist-Will be sold fo
12i.c. during this hour.
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Coli caps, 0c.

During this hour we sha} Sell ~,
wool golf caps. In a variety of patter
FOR &c. each This Is the usual 25c. c
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Mems collars, 25c.

.'I VII > SOffeeRN y ~
Lot of mems all-linen collars-sn I'M
mense variety of styles and in all sizes
the regular 15c. and 25c. collars-for 2l5c.
each
Evening star., 1899-03-23
Napkins, 50c. dozen.

Ddtii loNNlS, ) SA'
Huck bath towels. with fringe aud col
ored borders 31Sc each.
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Stupendous values between
@ and 1 O.
Window shades, SIC.
Waterproof felt window shades. in all
colors, with fixtures complete, 5Ac.

Waist Innings, 45c.
Yard wide figured waist llning-tan an,
gray fgures-usually sells at l2I6c.
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SOta DlIIOWS, 23C.
Bath towels. &c.

Handsome art crepe sofa pillows. with
ruffe all around: You'll pay 50r. Tor them
elsewhcre-this hour. 30.
Evening star., 1899-03-23
Corduroy pants. 2Oc.

same as yon pay 5cc for about town.
Evening star., 1899-03-23

Stair oilcloth. 4JC.
stair runner ollrlorh. In all newest
patterns and coicrs, for an hour, a7,c.
yard.
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Seersuckers & ginghams, &c.
1000 yards Of seersucker and gingham
remnants, in asRleDdid variety of hand
some stripes. checks and plafds-the usual
Sc. and 1Oc. qtality1 for an hour, 33sc.
yard. b. ~
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Bleached muslin. 3Ic.
Table damask, Iz3c.

Remnants Of yard wide bleached muslin,
in the NEST desirable lengths will be sold
during this hour at 35sc. per yard
Evening star., 1899-03-23

Infants 35c. shoes, I7C.
lot of Infants tan and black button
shoes-sizes to b-instead of 35c.-this
hour will be sold for lie.
Evening star., 1899-03-23

The quart size of hot wntcr bags which
sell at 59c.-wll be sold for S9c.; the two-
quart. 63c. size-w-ill be- sold for 49c,
These axe guaranteed.
Evening star., 1899-03-23

There Is a new arrival at the home in
Baltimore of Catcher William j. Clarke oi
The Boston base ball team. IL is fine boy
his first, and arrived ON Tuesday. Tho
popular player spent a day or two at home
but left yesterday to resume his duties as
coach for the Princeton team
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-19
TO CONFER WITH COMPANY,
Important Action by Belmont Central
Trades Union,

The Belmont Central Trades and La
Dor union met In regular semi monthly
session at Bellaire yesterday afternoon
with u very large attendance. PresI-
dent Williams was in the chair and
Secretary Smith at the desk.
The new delegates obligated were X.
Nelson. A. r, Hall and II. Z. Koehn-
lel1. representing No. 10, T. P. w. I. p.
a. of A.: George Williams, George
Morgan and James Proker, represent
Ing No. 652. U. NJ. w. OF A.: Fred Bells
wenger. T. L. Lewis and Thomas Bea-
ners, representing L, u. No. 13. of U. NJ.
w. of A.: Alfred Paul, representing A.
F. G. w. NJ: James Mason. John Marsh
and C. D. Henderson, We're elected to
represent the new over-thc-r river local
union Of street car workers. Having
not got their charter yet, they have no
number.
a motion was made and passed al
lowing street car men from both sides
of the river md all others who are del
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-19
BRIEF MENTIONINGS.
events In and Abou, the City Given In

Events IN and About the City Given II,
Nutshell.
Chief Cline has appointed Ehrhard,
u. Scheneriein as cXtraman In the fire
department
There will be full dress rehearsal
this evening ut the Wheeling Park Ca.
sino for the Three Black Nantes
performance Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings.
Yesterday two men rode to Benwood
on street car. and got off at the ter.
minus. They walked around ana toli
the next car for Wheeling. without be.
Ing nolested. L, WAS thought they
were feeling the public pulse.
In Benwood Saturday night, at 4
mass meeting of citizens, resolutions
were adopted similar to those passed
by the Benwood steel workers last
night. which appear In this morning $
lntelligencer.
An old German woman had pocket
book. continuing IS, snntched from he,
hand yesterday morning. while she was
walking on Market street, sauth OF the
bridge. The thief was seen to do the
act. but he managed to get away.
Rev. f. n. Lynch viii lecture n,
Fourth Street NJ. Z. church tonight tc
the Epworth Leagues of the city. Rev
a. Moore. presiding cldsr OF Wheeling
district. Will preside at the meeting, and
Will Introduce Rev. Lynch.
The Wheeling and Wcllsburg chess
clubs will hold their fourth tourney nj
Bethany on Thursday. June 90, The
Wheeling club has been strengthened
by the accession OF Mr., J. G. Stpphens
champion of the Pittsburgh clubs
Wellsburg Herald.
Actna-Stnndard ironworkcrs. named
Doyle and irwin, engaged in rough
and tumble fight on 4 street In Aetna.
VILE yesterday afternoon. ami were ar.
rested by Police Officer Douds, Of
Bridgeport. They Will Osure in police
court nj Bridgeport this morning. Both
were badly disi'gured.
Peter l.. Mercer, one of tho host
known employees ut the Wheeling steel
works. Mt EenwOod. and n candidate
for the legislature In 1898 on the Demo.
cratic ticket had his finger badly lac
Grated yesterday, while eflec,Ing n
change of the rolls. The accident. how.
ever. failed to prevent his participation
In last nights meeting OF the Dcnwood
steel workers to vote sympathy for the
strikers. ..
Yesterday afternoon at Schnl'a
crossing, upper Benwood. there was n
narrow escape from n fatal accident
one OF the passenger wagons bound for
the city was struck by Baltimore &
Ohio engine, but happily. the wagon
was only grazed. and was not wrecked
Several passengers and the driver
jumped. Among the former were
Messrs. ]. c. Ilcrvey and John Wclty
the first named sustaining spraJncJ
wrist.
The Wheeling Railway Company has
the material on the ground nj DrIar,.
port Tor making the connection between
It's tracks and those OF the ovor-the.
river INES, Work Of placing the con-
Meeting tracks and switches viii begin
tomorrow. Ultimately the co,npnnv
VIII run cars from DellaIrc, the Wheel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-19
A LABOR CLASH.
Ohio Valley and Belmont Assem-.
b1ies in q Warm Scrap
#STREETCAR STRIKE THE CAUSE |;
or tho Trouble, Which Cnmo to a
Head ut Last Nights Special Meet
Ing Of the Wheeling Organization.
Belmont Attempted to Bring About
a settlement OF tho Strike Which
the Ohio Valley Turned Down.

The chamber OF commerce resolutions
OF last Friday night anent the street
car strike have apparently precipltated
q fight between the two central bodies
OF organized labor In this community.
Yesterday afternoon at Bellaire the Bel
mont Central Trades and Labor union
held u lengthy session. at which 1t was
finally decided to recommend the an
pointment Of committee Of twelve.
made up Of three members from each
Of the following organizations: Belmon,
and Ohio Valley trades assemblies and
the street car workers organizations
OF the Wheeling Railway Company's
Wheeling aud over the-river lines re-
spectively. The Belmont people named
their members Of this committee, and
the announced purpose was to secure a
conference with the Wheeling Railway
Company, the committee to be given
absolute power to settle the strike.
This action was reported to the Ohio
Valley assembly ut special meeting
last night. and 1t precpitated general
row. Members OF the Wheeling organ-
ization said there was scheme" afoot,
and some other unkind things were said
relative to the action of the overtime
river organization. Messrs. TON" Lew
is. James and Parsons, Of the Belmont
Trades council, retorted to these lnsin-
uations with considerable heat and
force. and said their only object was to
bring about settlement OF the strike
that would be satisfactory to all parties.
They asserted that no effort was being
made by the strikers or trades assem-
bly, on this side Of the river to end the
strike.
The Ohio Valley assembly also paid
some attention to the meeting OF the
chamber of commerce and business men
held last Friday night. and the action
taken was condemned in resolutions
passed by the assembly.
Interest now centers in what to-mor-
row Will bring forth, that being the day
set by the business men to begin
patronage of the cars. Every possible
effort is being made by labor leaders to
prevent business men and others from
carrying out their Intention. In several
instances the boycott has been brought
TO bear in support of this effort.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-19

Support Renewed to Street Car Strik-
crS.
We, the undersigned delegates to the
Trades Assembly, are authorized to re-
new the nssrranccs of confidence and
support Of Garfield Local Of Stogie Ma
kers Of Wheeling. which was extended
to the street car workers in their JUS,
and reasonable demands. We are ready
TO contribute financially. ready and
willing to walk untIi victory Is
achieved by the strikers.
GEO. \. DITMAN,
+. d. THOMAS,
]. T. HECkER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-19
OHIO VALLEYS MEETING

Results in Warm Scrap Between
Labor Leaders ofWheclinS and the
Ohio.sidc, Resolutions on the
Street Car Strike.
The open meeting OF the Ohio VAL
ley Trades and Labor Assembly last
( night was delayed until the arrival
from Bellaire Of the Ohio Valleys dele
gates to the Belmont labor bodys
meeting, which had been quite 4
lengthy one. The delegates were
and they arrived in the hall at $40
O'Clock. putting an end to the tedious
wait
President Tighe called the meeting
to order He said its objects were to
take some action relative to the action
taken at meeting of business men at
the Chamber of Commerce Friday
evening. After celebrating along this
line, Mr.. T!she gave way to other
speakers.
Mr.. Bauer thought any class struggle
should be avoided. but he thought the
business mems action would have the
effect of solidifyinE the workingmen.
The speaker didn't care II the business
men did ride
Mr.. Henry Templeton. not delegate
to the assembly. believed in the meet
Ing drafting resolutions contrary to
those adopted at the Chamber of Com
Eeree. Mr. TempletoH didn't think
lndh! business men "ouiu roe iues-
Gay morning.
Mr. Iaprlei Jachson, Soiofea. s"lu
ne UNDERSTOOD MT. l'she hau set Oh
RESOLUTIONS
Hacatins the chair 10 ar. Patrick
Manion. president fisne read the reso,
iu.suis. previous 10 "hicn ne felerIeu
10 tne conference ne httehoco OIL tne
sheet IRON manufacturers anu me
Amnlsamated ASSOCIATION. AZ thls
conference the manufacturers lteh.ed
taeir employees WIN courtesy anu a1ter
Ewing advances OIL ~: per cent on the
tonnage ana 10 per cent on the ia!
Tate-Cnusually large. manufacturer
and empIoyc left me conference WISH
ing each other well Tor the next year.
In Striking contrast was the lack OF
5 courtesy or consideration on the part
or the Wheeling Railway company,
salu Alr. Ilghe.
ihe resolutions were RS io'io"s:
whereas. The city or WheennS mas
MI no 49, ii''I ~ - - - -
made the subject or much Villiicatlon
and abuse by reports emnnating In
and sent from this city by unscrupu-
lous ana designing parties. whose
whole object was to accomplish Ger
tain purpose. namely: to Incense Inc
citizens Of this vicinity TO that extent
that they would withdraw their sup
port from the striking street railway
employees of the Wheeling Railway
Company. and thereby aid the said
company to accomplish It's object.
which Is to crush out the life OF some
OF our citizens by depriving them OF
their rights as American citizens.
u Resolved. That We, the representa-
tives of organized labor of the Ohio
Valley. join In severely condemning
any and all parties who for the sake
OF securing their ends try to place n
biemish on the fair name OF our city
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-19
Trustee Sales.
TRUSTEE'S SALE,

by virtue of deed Of trust made by
Sarhh ltaSan TO mo ms trustee. dated
November 10. 1891. recorded In the ot,te Of
the Clerk of The County Court OF Ohio
County, West virginia. in deed OF trust
BOOK NO. ~. page 500. | will sell Mt the
north front door OF the Court House OF
said County on
SATURDAY. the eth DAYOF JUNE, 1899,
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock n H., the fol-
lowing described property. that is to say:
a certain parcel OF real estate situated
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. IN the city
Of Wheeling, county OF Ohio. state OF
West Virginia, and described as follows.
that is to say; so much OF tho north one
mar OF l9l numbered Three In square
numbered Twcnty-onc of tho town (row
Inner by Nonh zane and wife BY deed
dated June !" lS%. and recorded In Dce!
Ecok No IL. Mt page 1885, and devised hy.
said Henry lloll niger to Aramn;a Hoi-
lnSer, as remains after deductlnE from
said north half OF said lot so much shcreo:
ger to George ". Ho'nnEor by deed dated
February ., 1871. recorded in Deed RnoI.
No. rs, page z, and after dcdUctlng Misc
from snl1 north half OF said lot so much
thereof aa WIS conveyed by said ARA.
mlntn llollnEcr TO Thomas ii. Lewis and
Henry Newman by decd date! October n
1873. and recorded In Deed Book No, e
page Az. w.
Terms Of salc:-onc-thrd md MS muc,
more rs the purchaser nuy elect 10 my in
cash on the day OF snlc. tho balance in
two equal nstallmcnts nj six and i,vc,wn
months. notes bearing Interest from tho
day OF shle to be given for tho deferred
payments,
H.. W. W. CowDEN, Trustee,
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