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forcing his client to testify, he adding
that he would instruct her to the COM
trary, and he was as good as his word.
The court. however, refused TO entertain
his objection, and the examination pro-
ceeded II wasn't productive Of much
meat, Mrs. Parker being lnterrogated
IN general way as 10 her lodging
places. and when she stated that she
sometimes stopped on a house boat In
West Wheeling. Mr.. Boyce again took
the floor, ordering her not to answer
further. The court interposed at this
stage, but other pertinent inquiries
were blocked by Mr., Boyce. The last
question the state put was:
MRS. Parker, were you on the house
boat Saturday, July II"
In line with her attorneys lnstruc-
lions she remained silent The threat
Of sending her to Jail had no effect,
and the court ordered her sent to jail.
The state asked for continuance un-
I'll Mrs. Parker would answer. and
July q was the date set. II Mrs. Par
ker refuses to answer then, another
postponement may result, so there's no
telling when the case will come up, II
depepdlng on her decision to a great
extent. The witnesses were ordered
to comoe back next Friday. The states
attorneys insist that they do not be-
lieVe Mrs. Parker guilty. but used the
warrant to hold her for the hearing.
hence they were disappointed at yes
terday's development.
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MAY CONE To WHEELING.

The Moving Pictures Of the JcfIrics-
FItzslmmOns Fight ut PlltsburGhI
The Elks who went to Pittsburgh on
Thursday and those who accompanied
them. almost to u man, we're attracted
to the Avenue theatre. where the cine
photograph moving pictures Of the Fitz-
slmmons-Jenrlcs fight are being shown.
and every one Of them returned home
loud In their praise of the production.
They pronounce It the best moving pic
ture show ever produced and describe
the fight as being one OF the hottest
Imaginable. In them every move Of the
two gladiators is seen and every blow
is noticeable. The pictures are partlc-
ularly distinct and there is none Of the
fllckering that attended the production
Of the pictures OF the Corbett-FitZsim-
mons eight,
These pictures will be presented Mt
the Avenue theatre during the entire
GUNNER and an effort Is being made
to have them brought to this city for
one night In the near future. To do this
viii require large guarantee, and sew
cral wcll-known gentlemen have opened
negotiations with the company. and the
probabilities are that they will be sue
cessful. Tho date and the place Of pro-
ductIOn cannot be stated now.
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MICHAELs AND HIS WHEEL
were Instrumental in Capturing
"Bob" OHnre Yesterday.

We're Instrumental in Capturing
'BoB" OHnre Yesterday.
Yesterday at noon, Bob" o'Hure,
well known character about town, as
saulted q little boy on the upper market
square. hitting him savagely and bru-
tally several times. Soon a crowd
gathered and o'Hare was not slow In
seeing that the Indignation would soon
bode him no good. and he lost no time
in making his escape. He ran down
Eleventh street to the Pan Handle pas
senger station. with several men in
pursuit.
AS the passenger station, the affair
became rather sensational. o'Hare
finding In the crew on the Pan Handle
shifting engine champions who were
willing to assist him to escape. Con-
ductor st. Myers, of the shItter, caught
up coupling pin and threatened any
one who attempted to hold o'Hare UNI
III officers arrived. William S. Hanke,
who had witnessed the assault and
participated in the pursuit, says st.
Myers threatened to kill him II he laid
hands on o'Hare.
While this was occurring, o'Hare had
secured good start up the Pan Handle
tracks, but Hanke finally eluded st.
Myers and started after him. Seeing
this, the Pan Handle shlfter was sent
up the line and picked up o'Hare. He
was taken on the shlfter to n point
near the Gllchrist coal mlne,and thence
he continued his journey UP the river
afoot.
Police Lieutenant Mlchhels was In
formed Of the situation, and went in
pursuit of o'Hare on his wheel He
sprlnted up the river road ut a rate
that would have shamed Zimmerman,
and caught up with and placed o'Hare
under arrest short distance above the
coal works. The latter offered no re-
sIstance, but wanted to see the officers
warrant.
a charge OF assault and battery was
placed against oHare. and he will fg-
ure in this mornings municipal police
court. Last night Mr.. Hanke called at
police headquarters to swear out
warrant against St. Myers. This was
not done last night on account of the
lateness of the hour. but VIII be this
morning. Possibly warrants will be
sworn out against the other rallroaders
who assisted in o'Hare's escape.
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BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events in and About tho City Given IL
n Nutshell.

Events in and About the City Given In
n Nutshell.
The circus parade starts at 10 o'clock
this morning.
Wheeling Park Casino to-night-Pnrk
Vaudeville company.
state Fair grounds this afternoon and
tonight - Forepaugh-s Brothers
circus.
The council committees on petitions
and remonstrRnces and real estate are
called to meet next Monday evening.
The Grand Central hotel has uni
formed its bell boys in nobby suits Of
blue with gold braid trimmings, which
the boys wore yesterday for the first
time.
In n statement made yesterday, Mr..
A, ]. Sermon, OF the Seamon Htogie
works Rt MOundsvills, said TINT he had
eleven men at work, and that his trade
was satisfied that he continue his plant
non-union.
In another column. the Wheeling &
Belmont Bridge Company gives notice
OF It's intention to pay on its Outstand-
ing bonded Indebtedness, consisting Of
$50. 900 in bonds Of issue OF 1898, on Aug
ust next
Next Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, the members OF ST. MIchael's con-
gregatlon will hold their annual picnic
al the Pleasant Valley Park. The man
agement Is In able hands. Orchestra
music, dancing. bowling and other
nmusements viii be features Of tho
outing. Al suitable time In the even .
ing n concert Of eight popular lnBtru-
mental selections win be given. A
very large attendance Is assured.
The council committees on ordinances
and scales were called to meet last
night, but the meetings were called on
shortly after o'clock. owing TO the
absence Of quorumS. a few minutes
later quorum Of the ordinance com
mittoe had turned up, but u was no go.
The ordinance OF the Ohio Valley Elec-
trical Company was to have been con-
Eldered. Chairman Mccormick last
night Issued u call for II meeting Of the
committee next Monday evening.
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MRS. PARKER REFUSES


To Answer Questions Mt the Dittmore
Murder Hearing, and She Is Sent to
Jail TO Remain Until She Changes
Her Mind.
The preliminary hearing of Joseph
prlIler and Mrs. Emma Parker,
charged with the murder of Louis Dit
more, on July 4. at West Wheeling.
had an unusual ending. 1t was held
in the county Jail yesterday morning
by SQUIRE Rogers, but the state suffer-
ed a delay at the start when 1t de-
manded that Mrs. Parker be put 1t
on the stand. and further progress was
successfully impeded by Mr.. s. O..
Boyce, attorney for the defense, in con-
sequence OF which the hearing was
postponed until July q.
The hearing was set for 10 q. M,
but II was an hour later before II be-
gan. The state, represented by Prose-
cutting Attorney w. G. Meyer, assisted
by ]. d. Handlan. demanded mt the
outset that the defendant be tried sep
nrately. To this Mr.. Boyce entered II
strong objection, TO no avail. Then
the state asked that Mrs. Parker be
sworn. and after she was put under
oath, Mr.. Boyce objected on the
grounds that her statements might in
rrimInRte her in tcstifying against
Driller, since she was also defendant
to the murder charge.
The proceeding was termed unwar-
rnnted and unprecedented by Mr.
Boyce, who became dramatic In his
forceful and vehement statements. He
declared that he would instruct Mrs
Parker to keep her lips closed, and II
necessary he would accompany her to
jail.
Mr.. Handlnn discussed the rules OF
law bearing upon the prosecution OF a
witness who II a defendant, and he was
replied TO at length by Mr.. BOyce. The
proceeding was an Outrage. nvcrred
Mr.. Boyce. and the deduction was false
that claimed Mrs. Parker would not DO
on trial II she testified against Drlller.
The court sustained the objection to
Mrs. Pnrkcr's testifying under the cir
cumstnnceE. Then the state sprung
a sensation by asking the dismissal OF
the murder charge against the woman,
which was granted The state claim
ed to be acting In good faith IN drop
ping the charge and called for her APP
Denrnnce on the Witness stand. Mr.,
Hoyce vigorously asserted that the
dismissal was trick. but Mr.. Meyer
stated that the states duty was 10
bring the guilty parties to Justice,
knowing n murder had been committed.
Relieving Mrs Parker hadn't commit
tod the decd It had a right 10 dismiss
the charge. and examine her us a Wit
ness.
A wrangle between the attorneys on
sued, Mr.. Boyce protesting against
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g1teIiaerlrer
once, rs and 81 Fourteenth Street.
Sow AdyortIaementa.


Book Clearance sale-stanton's Old City
Book Store.
For Saie-G. o. Smith,
The American Surety company-Howard
wheeling Park caslnO-Tho Great
Banda-Ros6a.
Be Credible You Ever Send Money
Notide@The wheeling g Belmont Bridge
Company.
List Of Letters.
One Tells Another-Leo Baer-Eishth
Page.
zoe Pretty Striped BnlbrlgEan Underwear
for IcFadden's-Second Page.
Benefited. satlshed-Geo. N. Shook 6
Co.-Eighth PaRe.
DR.. /. & Co.-Second Page.
The Boss Washing Aachlne-H. F. Ben
renS Co.
she-R II. List.
Attention, BArbers-GoetGe'B Drug store.
Standard Male Quartette.
n. +. Glesey, +. F. FGris-ArchitectS.
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Mr.. SCHMULBACH
States Plainly the Purpose Oft the Peo-
pies Railway Co. "A Legitimate
Business Proposition.


States Plainly the Purpose ofthe Peo-
pies Railway Co. "A Legitimate
Business Proposition.
To the Editor Of the IntellIgencer.
slr-As an officer of the PEOPLES
pnI,,,ay cornn,ny do.tro Tho use a,
t''4"""y l''A''S oe ' 9s "a
your columns TO make pain, 80 tar as
possible, the purposes and plans Of our
comnany
~. ~ 1870 r, -. a.. -.
PNbt-"e promise II given Tue PRIV
ilege by council. to build another street
railway line We propose to begin work
,,,I,L,t, 49,. ,,,,,,,A,, ,,,5 ,,,r,Dio.o o,,r
Wi'i'h uhFee Hlo"'is a'iu so''lpie'' Jul
line within year,
SeCond-We propose to create and
uoIrt,t, lagitIr,.+o cornnotitIon in tho
- -.
street ralWay puslhess' DO laF 10 We
are concerned council is at liberty to
insert In nir ordinance any clause
-, A., ,.,,.,,. a.. ,,..
"'ia's"s va 'el'u''s "
ut any time OF any part OF our ihe ny
the Wheeling or Citizens Railway COM
nopIes or nnv consolidation. arrange
P-'''s' " "''' i'0''.''''U'' -
Hleht OF mutuhl UNDERSTANDING Det"eeh
the two companies. We have invited
tho cItv solicitor To examine our ordin-
-. e.. ~, .,,,..., "a ,ot.,,r, or,,
aliUe Aor tue PURPOSE VI i"Ns my
suggestion OF this KIND that ne may ue-
sire. The PeOple's Railway Company
was formed in good faith and 1t pro-
poses to give and will give to the people
OF Wheeling a new and tirst-class street
railway.
So much for our purposes. In con-
siderlng the objections thnt have been
urged against the Peoples Railway
ordinance only one, It seems to me, has
| much force. md that is more apparent
than real. That IA the objection to the
occupancy OF Market street between
Tenth and Sixteenth. II our line Is laid
ON the west aide OF Market street, rs
proposed, there will still be as much
room between orr west rail- and the
west cuTb of the street MS there Is at
present between the enst curb and the
east rail OF the Wheeling Railway Com
pany's line. 1 am the owner OF some
real estate on the east side Of Market
street and / have never felt that my
Drophrty wns damaged by the Wheel.
ing Railway Company's rail running
within thirteen or fourteen feet OF the
curb nm tbnt aide. WHY. then, should
nronertv on the west side of the street
amor IN ,ve NIT down n railway line
.
within thirteen or fourteen feet OF the
curb IN the west side? More Arms that
| use wagons for shIppIng purposes are
now located on the east side OF Market
gtreet than nm the west aide. and II
there a ANYTHING at all In the talk
obont inronvenIencinR business men the
wheeling HALLWAY Company has been
for wears lnconyenlencIng more busI-
moss men nm the enst aide OF Market
gtreet than our line viii on the west
aide.
In much Inrger cities than Wheeling
streefs that carry ten times the busl-
Ness ~ SIaruef street have two or more
s arr, r,Jiv.av lines Fifth avenue, In
Pi,,Sburgb broadway. in New York;
RnIiignoES styeet. I'm RnltImore. and
washington street, in Boston-all OF
them comparntively narrow streets and
tbs ver,. bnsjest arteries of trade. have
a an number NJ railway lines ON them, and
'''NN' = L.,
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FOR THE HOT WEATHER AT
c. HESS a SONS.

A full line of SergeE. Pin Checks and
Choviots, which we nre prepared to
mako mp nc popular prices.
Our BRlbrtRRnn Underwear at bOc,
76C and 81 90 cannot be oXcellcd. Sizcs
Always the newest in NcclTcRr,
CollaTI and CuffS.
c. HISS g SONS,
Fashionable Tnllors and EurnishorBi
1921 and 1898 Market Street,
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slo.-ro ATLANTIC oITY-s1o.

Summer Excursion TO the scashorc
Thursday, July 20 via Pennsylvania
Lines.
The second popular Journey to the
ocean from Wheeling suits every
body's vacation time and 80 for n dip
In the sea. Choice OF ten resorts-fif-
teen day return limit. Third excur-
sion August Sd; fourth August nth.
Talk to John G. TomlInson, ticket
agent, Wheeling. about the happy de-
lights OF trip via Pennsylvania Lines
and rest by the ocean. 1919
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"OId Sol" has always been too much
:, .or,,sm.n To spolI the chiidren's
satprnalia and therefore circus wea-
,hsrn IN the large cities OF the United
states has become almost Synonymous
,,.,th "ouoen.s weather" in the British
T.,as No matter how belllgerent the
so.son NAV he. or to what extent the
weather bureau has been playing
tor,o" With the elements. no sooner
docs one Of the big shows announce
q. coming than the weather almost
, ,sS becomes ideal and bright
",,..h,no and soft breezes rejoice tha
Saast" y, the countless thousands Of
a,ro,,a or,hms,osta and swells to BURST
49, ~ ooTorg ~ the enterprlslng
. ..S
mi. ia established rple to all IndI-
,,,i -. ,,,,n bo,d GOOD In this city, and
:. 800. .sa,,. ,,,oro Than probable that the
- 49, Nd,m ForenauCh and Sells
ro.,p'l.s ,,.o,,.n, yin r,et the hest that
:, Ha'Is ,od.y This would only be
10 80. Tor the ureat aggrega-
IT,, H. :. ooncsd,d 10 he the most COM
- 80 ,,o,tor, n nd ,aultless arenIc ag-
49, 49, .;or ~ ,hIs aide Of the Atlantic.
.. ,s q, n gigantic scale. and
~. 800, ,,,5,os IN Amusement circles
eo'.'pss ..,',,i,.ai,. ,h,t M T,rtber extern
9 , Pos ,.a.,,,,,a =. 1o,oroI excellence
sl'n II. ,,,' $50. -. 1-ao,,cohis The Joint
% poss'S y, .h,s progdIgrop,on enter-
o% ,u -, - -o a,,r No the most ex-
p..Se s 80 on,orn-,s,ru amusement
ps y. 80 asnssI :, No 10Th homIsnberes and in
49,, 49, no,,o,, nov, IN England with
I s, =. 81 I,.,,,, .ho,v. w W Colo.
'"e 20, - :" MI. ,,,,v nrd tho famous
~, -, - : rho ,,,modIate direc-
9 , DV - .,,..1,I, oWo,r IL IN the
Nv" y. nv, 80 s 80 1ev,. saIls
hS sn, =. $50 ~ sos,,,ra" that VIII be
ne ' ~ .,n,- 80. ,,or.por,e and
Hee'' ~ -. ~ &c ,,or,o, and numerous
. .,. ,..'. - -, .,,co v,ou,d he re-
'tu' .Ou' ,o...in,,o, a, tbom. thus
qu,teV ~ ,',.So go ,,,or,,or ~ tho most
o'''S t"o " - aH'a.a,,.r,, ia nossible.
su'r',,"s VI ,-,,,sa - ,r.,rad .Ienhants
Ihe aUuDle , "Tups .oboo,S and trained
ol e"'.'''y 49, - .n,,,.I Educators in
Oy Tue s'eass' S.sas,am,. notob,o The
e e,'s,,, ~, 49, sos hs,d the record
rorepuu ',,,a ~ ,,,o,,,rsnce md docil.
hot n'", 80 ,,,,.,ty ysSrs and this sea-
w to ~. Wv, 80 statod IN he much more
'On .. nj .,,oS ovor Ono Of their
'ls'oI , s".t. :" " ooronI,,o,ed nundrlIle
move, t."'s 80 Hsrost or,maIa IN the
py eiS", MI, W ' se,, 90 9rothsrs. educated
group, tn' -s ss' onI,, IN Tho world to
tusAe,n a'e .yS0 "o.,,nSon, and their
the roreg ,-"S 80 o,,oI,,,Iors are MI.
fnilitary utlli a.ia Nv ~ ,ho onadrIIIo
most as zen, se'',"t N"D's 1900 - the crown
feature Mh". 70 aesou ~ 49,, aotsis
ing clinaH IN '"e wa; O. =. IT," orohos.
WOODWARD ''e''' 'i,'t ~. - - 49,. 49,
ira me co'nD''.'S " -, -, ~. ,,,Ioot-
scene anyth'ns Oh '"o N'mu - ~, 49, -. ~
cd. ana no wiz, le.oeIuu I.,,a 10, -, ,oo,,1Tr
culIar animal p,ru VI 'ep,nI = , -aoIoS
n sEec''"e" III s.ts '.',' ''.. , oor,,,
zeal congress- me eHue s., 49, a.'"' go
nerobatie' h'ppouro'le an" Sps' "-,,-o,,.
lures are IN almost e'ers suse v ,s,,'...
ne" 10 A'neiiV''' i''U'1 u 80 - 80
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w. D. Jones, tho Tailor.

Is row located in his new store at
1916 Market street A full and COM
piete stock on exhibition at popular
prices. WAS
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We have fitted moro than twenty
thousand pairs of SpCCtncleB, giving US
q record and experience uncQunlled by
any other OptiCinn In West virginia
satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. CRUDE, Optlcihn,
No. 1906 Market street.
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Sunday. July l6. Special train will
leave Baltimore & Ohio station mt 700
n. IN. Tickets good Sunday only.
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$40. Excursion to tho scnshorp

PIW' T4NCHTHIUII 10 TTIV E7VIIHIIUTV
from Wheeling Win Pennsylvania lines.
Don't forget the date-Thursdny. July
90. Ask ticket agent, John G. Tomlln-
son, Wheeling, about details. IS
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BUSINESS Mems Dinner daily Mt the
Grand Central Hotel, Communication
tickets nj reduced rates. Try Us.
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NOT A MURDER.
But Many People Thought one had
Occurred Last Night
0bT IN CLASSIC FULTON TOWN

County omcials Wore Preparing to
start for tho :sccnc.Or the Alleged
Tragedy When Later Information
Turned tho Trouble Into a Mere Fis-
ito Areumout-"BOb" o'Haro Cap
tured After an Exciting Chase.
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CIRCUS TO-DAY.
The Great FOrepaugh.sells Conc
bination Strikes Wheeling
SHOWS ON THE FAIR GROUNDS

Instead of tho Usual Location, the
Bridge Park = The Show Arrived
Early This Morning from Little
washingtOn-shOrt Description Of
tho Thousand and one Features of
the Greatest Show on Earth.
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Mating News.

IN CENTS yard covers your floor
~ with fine Matting-regular price
25c yard.
~ CENTS yard covers your floor
70 with extra fine Mattings-our
regular 37lzc goods.
~ CENTS yard Is now the price
O9 OF any OF our choicest 5Oc and
Coo yard Mutttngs.
Nothing else makes a cleaner. cooler
GUNNER floor cover than Mating,
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OABToREAs
s,sntbo 1Th Kind You IlaIs Gh1ys Bought
i.'; : . MMz2zM
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HENRY sCHMULBACH.
President Peoples Railway Co.
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INFANTS SHOES AND MOCCASNS.

ONE CASE LADIES FAST BLACK
~ HOSE, Maco feet. Price 12kc
pair. Worth 1sc.
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TO STOP AT NEW LONDON
ROUTE OF THE INYERCOLONIAL
LINE OF STEAMERS
WIN Begin to Run I'm October The
Steamers VIII Run Between Canada
and New London and Cuba.

New London, Aug. 2.-The Intercolo-
NAL Steamship company, in connection
with the Central Vermont Railroad
company, the Grand Trunk railroad
system and the Consolidated Railroad
company, will be in operation from New
London port in the first week of Octo-
Der. This statement was made to-day
by man who is interested in the COM
pany. The company was incorporated
in the state of West Virginia last week.
New London stockholders carry $1,000
worth Of the capital stock. 1t is pro-
posed to charter a big English vessel Of
not less than 1000 tons.
| The object of the Intercolonial Steam
ship company Is to operate line of
! steamers between New Lonon, Ha-
vana, Cuba, the maritime provinces of
Canada and other foreign and domes-
tic ports. The company will connect
at st. Johns, N. b., with the Intercolo-
NAL and Canadian railroads, at New
London with the Central Vermont
Grand Trunk system and the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road, and at Havana with all railroad
and steamship lines
The managing Office of the company
is to be in New London, with agencies
in the principal cities of the United
States and Canada.
1t is proposed to have the Canadian
terminal at st. Johns, N. B. The
steamer leaving there will call at Var
mouth, N. S., ninety miles from ST.
Johns, thence come direct to New Lon
don, three hundred miles from Var
mouth, and thence to Havana, Cuba,
direct. Returning, it will leave Havana
for New London and proceed to Var
mouth and st. Johns. The ports of
call have been selected as being the
best distributing ports for traffic inter-
change and those that can at once
furnish the company with the required
freights. The steamship will take d.
rect from these ports to Cuba part
of the immense traffic now reaching
there by circuitous and expensive
routes.
At the present time the traffic OF
western Nova Scotia with the United
States Cuba, West Indies and South
America is via Boston, thence by
steamer to New York and transferred
by lighters to steamships in the port of
New York The number of Holsters
shipped last season from Yarmouth
was over $4,000 crates, besides over
100000 cases of canned Holsters. Fresh
mackerel in barrels are shipped In
enormous quantities. Salmon and trout
are commercially aboundant; these go
to New York principally. Dried cod
in drums, casks and cases for Cuba
Hayti, Porto Rico and the West Indies
and South America are shipped
throughout the year and reach their
destination through New York via Bos-
ton in bond. Fresh halibut and had
dock are shipped in cases, and, being |
perishable, demand high rates The
halibut is all shipped for the New York
market.
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cation of their rooms that would be
caused by the opening of the annex to
the school. She, in a good natured way,
regretted that she was not going into
the annex next year Miss Pratt as a
very fine musician, and for some time
was the leader of an orchestra in con-
nection with the Arsenal school. She
was very skillful pianist. She was
also a clever composer of music and
one of her original COMPOSITIONS was a
march which she dedicated to the Ar
senal school. Besides being a must
clan of high order she was a sweet
singer. Her voice was melodious and
capable of great expression. Miss Pratrs
friends are at loss to know what drove
her to suicide. She was always cheerful
and happy. When in Hartford Miss
Pratt lived at 5 Webster street, with
her brother, Abraham Pratt. Her
mother died many years ago. The death
of her father, to whom she was greatly
attached, affected her very much
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-03
National Disinfsoting Powder,
&c package.
Grown Deodorizing Fluid,
100 bottle.

One bottle of Crown Deo-
dorizing Fluid will make two
gallons of strong disinfectant.
1t is powerful, yet harmless
in it's effects to persons or
fabrics entirely free from
odor and does not, like car
bolic acid or chloride of lime,
substitute one disagreeable
smell for another ; being at
once cheap, harmless, clean,
convenient, and instantane.
ously effective. Regular
price csc.
Sale price loo bottle.