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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-06-30

The county commissioners will.
meet in regular session July B, 1893.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-06-30

Insure your health in Prickly Ash Btters. 1t
regulates the system, promotes good appetite
sound sleep and cheerful spirits. Sold by j. L.
Sewell.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-06-30

Spray Your Trees.
London I!urple, Paris Green, Blue
Vitriol at low prices at Wilder's.
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WANTED.

One hundred bushels OF katfir corn
Chanute Milling 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
The EASTER HERALD.

The Easter Herald will be for soIc nv
the Kings Daughters this afternoon NJ
me places named below. A large sale
Is anticipated By the management,
"h!ch has been encouraged by all c!,l-
zeha In this cndeavor, for the sake of
one OF the city's best charities, the Dny
nursery. Money contributions have
nceh received from many sources, amonf,
Ihe'h check for $a5 from Mrs. John j,
Jotes' now IN the south. and one for $40
rom the Monday Charity whist Club.
oi ms city. The paper after . O'clock
10, u0-uay, may he found at Stone 6.
Ihomas, Wheeling Bakery, Street Rail-
way Office, No. GJ Eleventh street. G. T..
sue! C. Co.B.Gcorge II. Ebcllng, XIm-
,hers bakery. Joseph Graycs', Sons.
Johh Harris drug store. Alex Younc's
GFuB Rtorc, Centre Market, aIcLlIn's
uruS store. Dittmhr's book store. G.. NJ
sno0K DC Co.'S, Goctzc's drug store. pop-
tni Telegraph Office. Plate e. Hnnc con-
dictionary. +. j. Potts store. prosqcr'a
grocery. d. +. McktnEcyg.
The circles are located us follows.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH CIRCLE,
Headquarterg-Stonc {: Thomas.
Leadcr-Mrs. SaIlIc McColloch.
.ommiitcc-Mrs. a. L. White. Mrs.
". II: Anderson. Mrs. II. VI. Addlcmnn,
Miss i.crtha Wilson. Miss Lizzie Adams
Mss Morrison. Miss Harriet Pace. aIIss
hessic Higgins. Miss Kate Wells. ,IIgg
ADA Noble. Miss Inez Smith.
JN. CIRCLE. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
HeaGquartcrs-WhcclIne Bnkcry.
Coinm!ttce-Migg Dcss McI.aIn. MIsa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
MUSICAL WHEELING,

Since Padercwskrs sensational sue
cess In this country. no pianist has crc-
ated the furore OF excitement among
music lovers that Is credited to Emil
Sauer. the famous German artist. who
began 4 tour OF forty OF the principal
American cities with recital at the
Metropolitan opera house, New York
city. on January 10. He Is being greet
ed with crowded houses everywhere
and is the adorcd OF the muaical 10,
me only opportunity to hear this won
derful artist In this vicinity will be at
ms single recital In Carnegie MrqIc
Han. Pittsburgh. on Monday cvcnIn,
April 3. The sale OF seats VIII open nj
hlcbcr's music store in Pittsburgh an
March 2G. or mail orders for seats NAV
be sent TO j. II. Cuttings, "a DIthrIJyo
street. Pittsburgh. y personal ln,,c-
received telling OF the recital given Nv,
Sauer at Carnegie Hall, New York Ia
but q condensed expression OF n hnn'
drcd complimentary remarks made h.,
as many others. 1t says: He ia ,ybo,
you would call point lace performer
J never heard such dcllcacy OF shading,
never Imagined the plano could be uanJ
as ne used Il. The mechanical ingiru-
ment was eliminated and in ,ts nIara
"hs-"hht shall say? The unnotnd
eouhds OF nature. soft brcezcs stirring
lhe trees In almost !npcrccptlblc ere.
scehdo and diminucndo effects. ,nur-
mura or hidden brooks. the keynote
4'uin Oh inc thousand inarticulate voices
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George PAUL. Mrs. NJ. Welsh. Mrs. n.
Cox. Miss Jennie Buck. Miss Elizabeth
Creighton. Miss Jennie Evans, Miss
fena Garden. Miss Anna Miller, Miss
Ellie Hammond, Miss Bessie Ingram,
Miss Edith Moore. Miss Jessie Moore
mead. Miss Minnie Magec. Miss Laura
NeSbltt, Miss Venetta Nesbitt, Miss
Martha PAUL. Miss Mary Turner. Miss
sarah ThoburI, Miss Eta Carroll, Miss
Agnes Morrison.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLE.
Stands-Gco. Z. Stifel & Co.'s store,
Geo. II. Ebcling's drug store and Zim-
mer's bakery.
Committee-21iss Lizzie Brown, Miss
lottle Ritter. Miss Lizzie Swift. Mrs.
Boyd. Miss Dotta Brill. Mrs. w. W. IT.
WIN. Miss Jess Mofiatt. Mrs. William
Zee. Miss Anna irwin. Miss Anna Mcy-
er. Mrs. George EbelinS, Miss Alice
Smith. Miss Lulu Franzcll.
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH CIRCLE.
Stand-Joscph Graves Sons.
Committee-ATrs. Allan Brock, Mrs.
George b. Caldwell, Mrs. N. Chew, Mrs.
Plotoff Zane, Mrs. Albert Whitaker, Mrs.
\. S. Thomas. Mrs. Howard Thompson,
Mrs. Joseph Spcldel. Mrs. b. W. Peter
son, Mrs. John McAdans. Mrs. Harry
trarzhp!m. Mrs. I. G. Dillon, Mrs. Della
Carr, Miss Nenl Downs, Miss Moll!e
AlcCluncy. Miss Amy. Chapline, Mrs. SAL
lie Carter, Miss Bailey, Miss Ellen Ell
linEham. Miss Jennie Caldwell, Mrs. L.
Caldwell.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLE.
Stands-Albert Dlttmar's book store
and McLa!n's drug store.
Commlttce-Alrs. Howard Hazlctt.
Miss Sadie Bates, Miss Sue Wright, Miss
Eta Rnehart, Miss Jennie Jcpson, Miss
Mary PAUL, Mrs. +. Hoffman, Miss
Eta Harper. Miss Virginia Harrison,
Miss Fannie Jordan, Mrs. William Rice.
Slrs. William Burke, Mrs. c. +. Dickin-
son, Miss 7 Burke Miss Grace Bell Miss
Kate McLaIn, Mrs. MGtthews, Mrs. AL
bert Meyer Miss Flora StIfel, Mrs Da-
vles. Miss Dee Pollack. Mrs. Ada Barr,
Mrs. Russell Wood. Mrs. ]. Z. PAUL,
Miss Kate Hazlctt. Miss Ada Jcpson.
FOURTH ST. NJ. L. CIRCLE.
Stands-Gco. ". Snook's, Goetzc's
drug store. Postal Telegraph office. Plate
& HancH. l.. p, Potts'. Prosscr's grocery.
Committcc-Mrs. Ed Harry, Mrs. W.
d. Johnson. Mrs. Kate Williams, Mrs,
George Wells, Mrs. W. i. Travis. Miss
Bessie Kyle, Mrs. Hugh Gwinn, Mrs. +.
G. Caldwell. Mrs. W. j. Lewis. Mrs.
win Irwin. Mrs. John List. Miss Martha
Clark. Miss Mary BroCliunlcr, Mrs. Kate
Baasett Mrs. William Travis, Mrs. Will
liam E%ley, r.. Mrs. Leon Refer. Mrs.
X. j.. Sarvcr, Mrs. Tom Little. Miss Nell
lie 'Egertcr. Miss Eva EGcrtcr. Mrs f..
j. Potts. Miss Vina IObb, Miss Gertrude
Baldwin. MISC Anna Prosscr.
CIIAPLINE: ST. NJ. L. CIRCLE.
Stnnd-Mr. ID. +. McKniley's.
COmmittcc-Mrg. d. f. Mckinley,
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BENWOOD NEWS,
Local Happenings ofImportance In o
Busy Town.

Locai happenings OF importance In o
Busy Town.
The Independent telephone company
Is meeting with encouragement on all
sides. and next Monday it will start out
force of hustlers to further feel the
public pulse. Application has been
made for the charter. and the incorpo-
rators are solid business men Of Bell
aire and Benwood. with Some backing
on the side from Wheeling. The Bell
company Is evidently much afraid OF
the new project. for 1t has made all
KINDS or concessions to It's subscribers
here. and yesterday 1t had n man in
Benwood looking up the situation. The
local company has promised a chcap
phone. and they say the Bells rates
VIII come down so that n person. will
be able to have both phones Mt n lower
figure than is now paid for the use of
the Bell. Hence the new company pro-
motors ask liberal patronage. either by
stock subscriptions. or subscribing for n
phone, because they will be bringing
down the rates, II nothing else, and they
confidently believe their efforts wifi be
aDpreclnted In Il substantial manner,
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ATRACK CONNECTION
Wanted by the Schcnil Pork Packing
Establishment.

The large pork packing establishment
of F. Schenk s: Sons. at Fulton. is seek
Ing track connection with the Wheeling
&; Elm Grove railway, for the purpose
OF shipping It's meat into the city on
cars instead of wagons. The Schcnks
pctitioncd the Fulton council for the
right OF way of Centre street, In Full
ton, so as TO lay Il track from the
slaughter house TO the Elm Groves line.
but the petition was turned down. An
other petition is being prepared which
1t Is thought will have more success.
The firm does considerable hauling
from It's FHIton plant to its stores on
Market street. near Twelfth street. and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

COMFY Cahill. the local Snowman. Is
making arrangements to take his circus
out on the road about May l. He will
first tour the Ohio towns. He is having
built handsome wagon and is organ
i.lng good band. Last spring Mr.. CD
nil started out under glowing pros
poets with creditable tented attrac-
ton. but he fell among thieves, so 10
speak, and the show was stranded be-
fore getting outside the city limits,
Success seems more assured thIs time.
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! OF the insect world. with vague sug-
gestions OF spirits and elves dancing
and whlrllng like wreaths OF rHpor in
and out through the trees. Even the
most familiar airs take on an indcllnn-
BILE mystic something as though be-
longing TO another sphere. when he
plays them-f It can be called playing
when you absolutely forget there Is IL
keyboard! This was especially true in
the Chopin Bcrceuse, op. 81, and Schu-
mann's Romance, op. IS, which so
charmed the large audience that Il al
most forgot to applaud. except by the
most flattering OF all signs Of approval.
soft signs OF oh! and nh! when he fin
ishcd. showing the absorbed GREATNESS
attention given. Who but fairies could
have danced to the Chopin waltz "a
Saucr played 1t? Sureiysuch measures
were never meant fOr.'Inortnl foot to
tread, unless by the feet OF the mind,
II such an expression can be used"
Kipling's famous "Rccesslonal" by De
Eo""' aad 'Thc Palms" Ell! be sun;
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Iess Harrison, Miss Anna Robb. Miss
Clare TomlnsOn, Miss Margaret Me
Lain. Miss Dorh Rogers, Miss Mayme
McCammon, Miss Anna McLaln, Miss
Julia Kirk. Alss Helen Smith, Miss
Mayinc Hn2lctt, Miss Stella Hubbard,
Miss Henrietta Harrison. Miss Mary
Franzhem, Mas Isbella Jepson.
WHATSOEVER CIRCLE CENTRE
SCHOOL,
Northumberland Railway office.
Commlttec-Minnie Lohse. Miss L. Il.
BinScll, Miss Sophia Scharf, Miss Anna
Lohse. Miss Amelia Lohse. Miss Niorv
l2rkc. Miss Katie Hankc.
SIMPSON NJ. e. CHURCH CIRCLE.
Hendquarters-rNo. G5 Eleventh strcet
CommittCe-Mrs. Anna Clcmons NJ.
Allensworth.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLE
Stands-JOhn Elari's drur s,oro Allow
ioung's drug store and Centre Mar,,ot
Commlttce-Mrs. William pctrIe lJr.
J. y. Lltiell. Irs, y, u. AYerIura 5fr.
stfss=.. %
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During the week, the Young Peoples
Society OF St. Matthews Lutheran
church elected the following officers:
President. Oscar Schad: vice president
Oscar Schrebe; secretary Miss Mary
Hausman; treasurer. Henry Hepe;
librarian, Miss Eleanor Schrebe; audit
ing committee. Miss Mary Hausman.
Miss Eleanor Schrebe and Isaac Knoel-
linger.
An old landmark Is being torn down
to make room for the new building NJ. ].
GatcIcy will put up on its site. The
work Of razlng 1t to the ground, was be-
gun yesterday. The building was for
merly dwelling and was last used as n
waiting room by the Benwood Southern
railway company.
The Drovers Home club room is being
fitted out with n prize ring. and the club
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

1t would save both time and money by
perfecting an arrangement whereby 1t
could operate special delivery car over
the railway. The switch will be laid for
this purpose II the Fulton councils
sanction is secured.
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by the choir at St. Matthew's P. E
church tomorrow morning.

The concert OF the week was given by
the Orphcus Society, directed by Profess
sor Henry J. ArbenZ. and assisted by
IN" Louise Brehany Ballad and Opera
Company. The entertainment was n
successful one throughout.
The Womnn's Musical Club meets
ms afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In the
German Bank building.
The Three Black Nantes" will be re-
hearsed as usual Monday evening Mt
Mil!igan, Wilkin 6; Co.'S music rooms.
interest at present centres in the
music being prepared for Easter service
In the churches OF the city. The pro-
grammes OF all viii be published later
ana from the Interest taken in that
printed yesterday Of the St. Josrph's
Cathedral. 1t Is proven that an Interest.
ed hearing will be given music :. wcel,
from Tomorrow.
Mr.. Charles Zulauf will be hear, os n
citizen OF Wheeling for the last tImo nj
the Second Presbyterian church Fpgte.
and this fact Is to be sincerely dcpiorcd
Mr.. Zulauf stands In the front rank Of
the city's solo!sts. his voice being OF cs-
pecial beauty and quality, and his an
p,earance on the local concert stage was
always welcomed.
me programme Of the cornin-
Eiisteddfod. printed in Thursdays Intel.
isehcer, attracted much attention. and
various societies are considering enter
ing the contest. The affair will lie nm
usually interesting. The date booked is
Saturday, June 3. 80
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roster. There are three doctors, two
druggists. two bankers. a hickman. a
barber, newspaper scribe, and others
too numerous 10 mention. They are n
jolly set Of fellows, and while Midnight
Is suggestive OF night providers. 1t Is
not applicable TO this crowd. for they
chose the name because they could as
semble together only after working
hours.
In local newspaper offices. at least.
the press room Is on the ground floor. 1t
happens frequently perchance. that
buns roll into the press room via the
alley door. The warmth Of the interior
and n snug arm chair soon wait the
bum into the land of dreams. provided
he Is subjected 10 no interruption, for
the press room Is vacant OF a tenant
Tor hours at time. The manager OF q
morning paper In this town was there
fore more indignant than surprised the
other morning to see cnsconccd in n
chair BY the press, n gentleman with q
past, name and occupation unknown. A
policeman did the rest.
The gray morning mists were circu-
| lating athwart the alley the next
| morning. as the meek and lowly boy
! who does general utility work about the
| Office. called on the heavy weight repor-
ter to leave his third story boudolr and
eject an interoper from the press room.
The reporter armed himself and came
down the stairs He looked IN the
press room. There was the bum, dead
to the world, and the scribe funcied he
saw his tattercd bosom rise and fall in
the satisfaction OF q good snoozc.
Thrice the reporter called to the
bum to take up his bed and walk. The
svlsitor would not lend him his ears.
Then braclng himself the b.ave rcpor-
ter bore down on the silent, stationary
occupant. He ciutchcd his collar and
shook 1t fuciously, In an instant the
dummy" fell apart.
The bad boy, who worked the Joke on
the reporter. disappeared like magic, but
his Victim finally rounded him up and
exactcd a promise OF secrecy concern
Ing the affair. But even murder will
out.
"Where Is the Baltimore 6: Ohio de-
pot?' The man with the dinner bucket
continued on his way.
Where Is the Baltimore {; Ohio de-
Dot?" This time the stranger shr!eked
49, ~ ,"'.' '".,f e''' Inca
pacing MS phcket on the pavement,
Ewing ms pants anosher hltch' ana gaz-
ing cehec,!Neiy across 10 me rostohice
steps SAD the mn man Win sign:
sorry stranger. DGs none OF us here
IN town KNOWS. But You can ketca n
tram down on water street, where the
Sheas are. the trains stop taere, SIR
me 3ewiideFed stranger hdr"ied on
N inc direction pointed me man ana
me QUICKER started q rev moments later
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

"Afd Il, dawning, tongue and pen:
Aid II, hopes OF honest men;
AID It. pRper-aid It. typo
Md It. for tho hour Is ripe,
Once the welcome light has broken,
Who shall say7
What tho unlmag!ned slories
OF the day?
What the evil that shall perish
In It's ray?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

A benefit supper and dance for Chris
tian Miller will be given at the Drovers
Home hall. April 15.
Charles Seabright, IT., is III Of typhoid
fever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

NOTHING is put In Cooks Imperial
Extra Dry Champagne to make Il fer.
ment. the effervescence is natural; iis
bouquet unrivalled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

a NOBBY line of Easter Hats, for
men In all the latest shades. Prices
81 90, 81 so. 81 90. 50 so and So 90 at
WILL GUTMAN'S, 1911 Market 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

The fact that the Bell is on the anxious
seat concerning Benwood. shows wha,
the new company has accomplished al.
ready.
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2c5adden.

expects to pull off bout between
George Carl. of the North End. and
George Haleman. of the lower part Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

To-day brings TO light for the sake OF
Charity the pcn-work and thought OF
tho women OF Wheeling, with the Issu-
Ing OF the Easter Herald. The coming
week holds the R!nchart reception on
Thursday and the selection OF the Eas-
ter bonrcts. 20 be worn Sunday. The
luncheon given at the home Of Hon.
Charles ". Drockunier. on North Main
street. TO formally announce the en-
Gasemcnt OF Miss Sarn Zane Brocku-
uier and Mr.. George II. Forsyth. OF Chi
cago. was the only entertainment of the
week Just ending.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

The death OF Miss Gene Friend "a SIN
cercly de2ored. and society. in whose
domain OF pleasure and charities Miss
Friend was widely and lovingly known,
extends to the bcreavcd family It's
heartfelt sympathy.
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Miss Cassie Van Pelt. OF K!rlswood.
entertained last evening In honor Of her
sister. Mrs. Shar;el. of Ch.cnco
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart arc the house
guests OF Col. aud Mrs. George A. Dun
nnSton. on North Main street. with
whom their mother, Mrs. Kidwcll, OF
Washington. !s making her home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

issomahn h as
rapMy of
further Il had lost faith
nf
"a they
u Mr.
@ excellent health
b wn1adt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

The Ladies' Bowling Club. o. Bridge
port. bowled at Bellaire last evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Mr.. Clarke Hamilton. jr., OF Echo
Point. was In Grafton during the week,
visiting his parents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Kipling's famous Professional" by De
Eo"o, aad "Thc palus" VII! be suQl;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Howell entertain
ed the Bridgeport Whist Club Thurs
day evening. Mt their K!rkwood home.
a very pleasant evening was spent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Mrs. Alfred PAUL. OF North Main
street, and daughter. Miss Lide. leave
mex, week Tor Old Point. and vlsl,
!.ter In New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Miss Henrietta Rinehar. will entertain
the Twentieth Century Girls next
Thursday afternoon at the home of her
brother. Mr.. Walter R!nehart, OH
North Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Mrs Justine Heyman. OF North
Chapl!He street. Is home after 4 winter
soIourn In New York.
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Miss Flora Stifel. only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William StifeI, OF North
Main street. has returned from visit
NJ Philadelphia and Washington.
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With The Easter Herald showing
Wheeling At the end OF the Nineteenth
Century, very readable story OF
Wheeling In $780," written By Miss
Emma Fowler. OF Pittsburgh formerly
OF this city. viii be o. much interest.
Hiss Fowler Is Z very clever writer and
this especially appropriate sketch vii,
ee published in the IatellIgencer next
Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

The Three Black Nantes" will be re-
hearSed rs usual Monday evening at
Mil!igan, Wilkin & Co.'S music rooms,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

The Womnn's Musical Club meets
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In the
German Bank building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

NJ. and Mrs. S. II. Woodruff enter
ta!ned the Epworth League. OF Mounds
Vile. at their home On Morton avenue,
Thursday evening. froRl S to TO- Over n
hundred leaGuers and their friends
were present. The evening was Spent
very pleasantly by all present. Refresh
.nensS were served.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
WINDING ANOLDCLOCK

'The human body said DR.. Oliver We,,.,
Holmes, us seventy year clock. Tho Crc,,o.
winds II up once, when we are born, ma ,h.a
delivers the key Into the hands OF the Aprrl :.
the Resurrection r.
Yes. but they do not all run seventy years :,
depends largely on how they are treated Tors
the pendulum weight OF the end OF the wtr,
and yourclock will rattle away at the rate =,
half n dozen hours In one. Neglect 1t and /, y.r,
run irregularly now fast, now slow. Break m.
handspring or wheel. and It stops ins,ar,y
Take Intelligent care Of It. and a good clock VIII,
serve your grandchildren us faithfully as IT nov,
serves You. 'r
There is an important difference. however bs.
tween your clock and your body. Even after m,
clock Is completely run down, and at Il stands,n
you can wind 1t UP and set 1t going again Not
so with the body. Once stopped 1t goes no more
1t follows that II Mr.. orrln W. Fiskc had been
Completely run down. at the time he refers IA
I should not now be writing OF him as n living
man. On n certain occasion a few years since h.
sat for five weeks continuously In rocking
chair, un able to lie down. At that time he was
nearly crushed with n combination OF complaint,
Influenza, bronchitis and organic kidney disease
For n less cause than this many human clocks
have run down altogether and stopped dead. An
analysis showed Mr.. Fiske's renal affection to be
true BrlSht's disease; condition which even the
best physicians treat as Of professional ncces.
slty; without expecting to overcome It. 1t Is
commonly the final stage of series OF vascular
deEencrat Ions which begins in partial atrophy o.
the liver and ends in death.
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roster. There are three doctors, two
druggists. two bankers. a hickman. a
barber. n newspaper scribe, and others
too numerous to mention. They are n
jolly set Of fellows, and while Midnight
Is suggestive OF night providers. 1t Is
not applicable TO this crowd. for they
chose the name because they could as
semble together only after working
hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Miss Gertrude Douglass entertained n
merry party OF friends at her home on
Fourth street, Martins Ferry, Tuesday
evening OF this week. Dancing and
other diversions were kept up until a
late hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Misses Helena schwertfegcr, Nellie
Friedel and Nellie Schmidt, are visiting
friends In Washington. Pa