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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-20

4 Books Of Psalms, leather binding ana
very large type, for 0oc'' ioriiiei p''o'
$50 Paper-Bound Novels. the regular lVo
ones. for 2l-2c. ,,-,.,ro pa
per. wrappers broken, for &c. pouiiu;
fs boxes OF Irish Linen Paper, ruleu
only, for &c. box.
Also. a large quantity of Loose Paper
ruled and plain. for lc. qulre.
e. y ID. CORsETS FOR 2.75. .,
& Corsets. sizes Is. 49, 20. q, T. anu a.
for &. %. marked from 50. 10
one iot OF 81 and Sl.25 Corsets 10 pe
closed out for Toe
81 IA Warmers Corsets for 81. 40
& Corsets for 35c.; others for Zoc'' were
doc.
,xTrRUsTING ITEMS FOR MEN,
Dren's sI.25 and $50 Natural Camers
Hair and White Wool underwear A"A
SOC. a garment. , r-,,dor,,,oo >
q Mems SOC White Merlno Chuei "e''
0a~ge sizes only for 1sc. .each
Inf Mems soc. White Cnlaundereu
Shirts for 26c. each.
o. Mems CSC. Weight Double
Fieeced Shirts, 10 close out lor 4ic'
q Mems Natural Gray Shirts for NC
each. were 4Sc.
A small lot of Mems soc. genuine Guyot
Sugpenders for 15c. pair.
lot Mems 39c Imperial Ties ana BOWS
for 100. each. ii.
Mons o5c. silk Carriers for sc. pair
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Wath ittr watter,

Dor hber so Sabren f1pa murbs
Wtrs. Wtnsloip's SOOTHING Sprup
BON Wsillionen bon Wstittern beim Sab.
men ber ainber angemenbet. WtrR bn
i'm S9lafe bur9 bas G9reien eines
ainbes gea6rt, bas TIM 3abnen If unb
Dor S9meraen petnts Menn 10, laiIe
fofort eine Glaf6e BON xNtrs. Wins,
Ions 9ootbing 5prup@ bolen. eein
Wertb iff unbe5ablbar. gs mirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben fofort 2inberung Der.
i9aifen. 0erlaBt eu@ barauf Mhtter,
es tt tein 3meifel barhber. gS beilt
ODfenterp nnb Oiarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, befeittgt binbs
aoIit, ermei6t ben Gaumen, berbin,
bert gnt3aubung unb ffdrtt bas golsae
Spfem. vMrs. MimSlous Soothing
Sprup1 ftir 3abnenbe ainber III aitges
nebm In Gef9mad unb bas Recept
fammt bon einent ber beRem ipeibIiteu
Aer5te In ben Ser: Staaten. gs III Bel
allen Druggtaen In ber gan3en Welt 40
baben. prets rs Cents per GIaf&e.
Ranft ni9ts anberes, als Mrs. Winss
toius SootbinasSprub.
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laaie man piebe ent0eht.

Surge 3eit na6 Der Srnennung eines
en9lilden Sffisiers gum &ommanban>
ten beS ID. 0te9imentS ber Gingebores
men 9ensalens in 8ritiid- Snbien
irar in Der aalerne ein OiebItabl pers
iibt uoroen. Son oem Iebeltbdter mar
feline 9pur auf3ufinoen. an Gage
mad benz Vorfall nun f6ritt Ser SberIt
Die 5ront Der 1ruppen ab, CAB iebem
Wanne bes 3meiten Resiments elm
tleines 8ambusrobr unb iaste Saun in
feierliGem Con: n9eute, ,,nter gut
befinSet lid Elm Gie6, unS 9rabma
bat mir entbiillt, ME idJ i'm eutbeden
fann. Giner nod benz snoeren iollt
SIR 81 mir fommen uno mir Gusr
Vanbusrobr gebeu, uno Ser Gdul,
bise, er mag tbun, mas er Mill, luiro
bas ldn9its 0lOtr baben." 0ie Soloas
ten eridrafen iiber eine iolCbe mDlies
riole Globuns, sebordteE lartlos, sit<
terno, aber als faum oas erlte 9useno
paiiirt mar, itiirste ii9 Ger Sberit auf
einen Der Suioaten, uuo i'm an Der
@urgel faiieno, rief er: ,Ou bilt elm
Spiebube!" Ger Sinou mari lid auf
Die anie uno ltammelte Sitternb bas
@eitanoniB, ludbreno feline aameraben
iid uor Dem nSabib" nieoermarfen,
bem 8rabma eine 10 furdtbare Wadt
perlieben bate. 2lls lie iuessesansen
waren, fra9te Ser Wiaior, Ser in ltaus
nenbem Sdneigsn bieier S,eue beis
aeucbnt bate, ben Sberiten, mel9e
Gift er in slnmenouns 9ebradt babe.
nSie III iebr einfaf, lieber Mlaior, !"
erwioerte lddelno ser Sberlt. ,seben
Sic, bieie 9ambusrobre iinb ol1e BON
sleider yanse, aber Der Dieb b. aus
Surdt, oas ldnslte 9tobr su babe.i, elm
Stiif bon ieinem Gobr ab, luie i9 es
mir seoaht bate, unb 10 mar er ents
larpt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-01-11

9tirpe'S Waimeraltpaifer beili
&beumatismuS nnb Niereatrausbeiten.
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oraer Snfel III isltit in bic 6alle ses
9a1,qen, aus fsr er mid angebltd be-
freiJa wollte; er lit in Sortenle uers
liebt, pabn|iiai9 perlisbt. 0od) bOren
Sie iei5I;l"
Gr 'laS nun ser 6rau Yereb beioe
Grieis rot. stud) oiele tahte auerlt
liter oos NeteantniB oes Serrn Sc
Miirarat estlmdli9 cher luurbe lie aufz
inerfiauer nno Inabm oie 8riefe
Sorace aus oell Qanoen, I'm Die
intereliantelten estellen lelbn al lelen.
2anu lieB'iie Sie griefe iuibre 5ai9e
g!elten, um fie ibler 3odter, Der Srau
Gorneail ;u seigen.
Sim iolgenoen Gage, oils belize Oas
men bon eiuer Spa;ieriabrt suriide
-fansn. lah 5rau Beres BEN Marquis,
bfr fnetandlolild) auf elmer @anf iaB.
9Gdlrelio Srau Gornenil ned oaule
fnbr ites ibre 9lintter aus uno ndbsrte
lid Serrn DC llli auol
.@eleeust lei <>eins W|ajeiiat ser
3ufatl,'" riei 6reu 23ereR. i. Ste iino
meiu Gefauaeliel, 0efr Mlarallie. Gr
geben 'Ste fld) auf Gjaeoe unb TN
snabe!"
ST reitbte iBr ben strm nit ben y3or-
ten: nGinen lol9en 9erterneiIier
laiie i'd mir sefallen, mertbe Dlu-
oame!"
(ShluB folaD.
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(ShluB folst).
sStt friibere1t 3ettett

leaten Bic Wenf9en tpenis @emi9t auf
permanente mobltbdiige Wtrtungen
nnb uaren nit borubersebenber Wir.
tuns sufrieben; absr iebt, ba es Be.
taunt geuorben. baB Syrup of Figs
permanent Derfopfung beiIt, tperben
tiberIegenbe Peiionen nibt mebr su
MittelH greifen. bic pertbergebenb
beileu. aber fdliefIi9 bas @pRem
i9dbigen. Rauft ben e6ten Jeigen.
Sbrup. Der bnn Der California Fig
Syrup Co. hergehellt nirb.
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SiomettteraS luiiui6tG SUD,

Wenn Sbrgu1 irgenbmo rieberlaIIsr
wollt, tbut es euilans ber 2iuie Der
Can Mntonto .ttto Mran,
ias Yab : 8abtt,
TN @arten.D Ditritt bes 6taates. De,
lnnbbeit unb alima unubertraifeu.
9iuige 2dnbereien far ben Gariner
Warftgdrtner, Obj. unb DiebaR9ter.
Wegen giuaelbeiten tpenbet gu9 on
9. 8. MARTIN. 9. g. H.,
San Mntonio. 8eras
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WtabHhe @ptel Bar,
Of' 6ouifon strabe.
" NJ. W tb, ..... Gt8entbiimer

Wfan finbet bier elm por3tigli9es
GIas Bier unierer beimif9en Braue.
reien. Befonbere Mnertemnung Der.
bienen bic Metne. gigarren, Wbisfies,
Siqu6re &C. 9orsagltder Grei.
lun9 bes Worgens unb Rad.
mittags. Oieie Wirtbl6aft erfreut
f6 bes ausgeaeidneten Rufes at benz
angenebmfen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Er
Statt su 3dblen.
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Sie beIfe Gmniehfuua.

Sic bette Gmpie9luns. = als Der
palon Salbersz z8rOib anf ieinen Neis
fen nad aonitautinopel fam, no er
sinlaB bel Der .0oben 8forte" 81 err
lansen iudte uno lid benz bienlttbuens
oen Baida porltsllte, fraste i'm bers
lelbe, cb er @mpfeblunsen beiiee. ,sln
Die game gaelt" periette 9albers 3u>
oerlidilidl, sc9 cine SarH ooll Outa>
ten aus ser 2alde unb nIsiu:s rcden:
n@eniigt's?" = ogollfomrnen, eriuis
oerte Der Taida uerltdnSniBpofl uuo
Der Baron eIbielt Die @rluubnib gum
Gtntriit iolott.
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g. 8. 8atteriOn in Montasue, 3ez
ras, idreibt: 20 Sabre lang babe i'd
9r. M. u. Simwpns 2iper Mebicine
sesen &rdmpfe, &olit uno Misrdne ses
braudt. Meiner Slniidt na6 lit oiee
ielbe itdrter llnb ipirtt natiirlider als
,Sduar5er Grant" uber 3eil,ns Mes
oicin.
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Der 6ette ssremno auf Eroen.

Ssit breiBisSaKep baben ii9 Tutt' .
Pilsn oils ein SssenH3 siusn ieOsn Sn.
pallosu srwieien. Sie iin6 nit H.9t elm
Greuub bss &ranfen au neunsn.
G.iaf bshannte Cbat(ade
if es, baB burd bic Sale psruriahte
8Opiidmerssn, Dpspsplie, Massniaure.
Nfalaria, Vsritopfuns unb fammtlids
Samit Osrfuanote &ranfbsiten bura
Smtt's &eber YiHem
poaftamota tmrtrt tpsxpsa.
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SrunSetseatbnmS uebertra8un8en.
Sames 6aulon on al5. arontosfp,
@rurbhhd In Sub 2arebo Str. 5000.
Sames 6anlon on Gus. u. grdbner,
@runbfidd on Sab. 2arebo Str. $500,
D. & u. Oppenbeimsr on q. 8,
@oble, @ruubftd on 0osaIitos Str,
500.
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: Seine @asen uno feline
9s er b fam man nur fauien Eel
3. s. gSopntuarb & So.
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Wattbtes Sros. Jleti@er,
9o. 507 Of.6 u 4 o u.Stras..
Nur bas porahgli@fe &inbs. G1ai'
unb S6weinefeii9.
Spesialitdt: Sunges aalbHeii9.
Aae Artea BON WurT. e9inien
3unee, 64mal3 &c.
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60. YooetptIs, gaib @roeer

8olleS Eager BON StapIe unb isancp
@rocertes, Sdnitt.W aa rem,
Clothing Saten, 8piIette.
arttteIn 8lass, por3eIIan.
unb &Orb Waaren. Sa alIeu
Departement8 nur friI9e SaGen.
Niebrige preiie. Greie unb prompte
ablieferung. 1888 Shb. .Ilamo,Gtrase
@de gamarqo. Selephon 433.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
DEATH OF MRS. ii. ]. BOOTH.
She Succumbcd Yesterday Morning
Alter n Wcclt's Illness

She Succumbcd Yesterday Morning
After n Weeks Illness.
Yesterday morning at o'clock at the
family home. 1874 North Front street.
Island, occurred the death OF Mrs. II. ].
Booth, widow OF the late Captain
Charles H. Booth. In the eighty-thlrd
year OF her age, after an Illness lasting
only Il week or ten days. Early in the
week she had partially recovered and
hopes for her complete recovery were
entertained, but a relapse that was IA
tai came.
Mrs. Booth Is survived by four sons,
Crawford II. Booth, now of Texas: Cap
tain Asa u. Booth. Frank b. Booth and
Will b. Booth. Captain Booth, her
husband. died IL number Of years ago.
He was q prominent river man on west
ern waters for many years. and later
was engaged In the Doat-store business
on Water street, the firm being Booth,
Battelle & Co.
Mrs. Booth has enjoyed very good
health until her last illness. and her
friends had hoped she would live many
years more. She was woman of do
nestle incllnatlons who enjoyed the re-
spett and esteem of all who knew her.
The funeral Will occur on Sunday after
noon at . o'clock, with interment private
Mt Greenwood
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
DEATH OF c. G. MURDOCH
A Well Known Citizen Passed Away
Yesterday Afternoon,


The death occurred yesterday after
noon of Godfrey G.. Murdoch, at his
home, SOC Market street. Mr.. Murdoch
was In his sixty-third year, and the III
ness resulting In his death was OF only
ten days duration, although his health
had been poor In the earlier winter
months. The funeral arrangements
were not completed Inst night.
Mr.. Murdoch was one OF Wheellng'e
best known citizens. and his friends
whose name Is legion. Will be palned to
learn OF his demise. He enjoyed the
distinction OF being one Of the oldest, IL
not the oldest. members OF the A. o. u.
w. In this city, and for twenty-slx years
had been member OF La Belle lodge.
He was veteran OF the civil war, hay
Ing seen service in three regiments, and
he preserved with rdrdonable pride q
commission as second lieutenant in the
Fourteenth West Virginia, which bore
the signature OF Governor Plerpont,
whose death also occurred yesterday.
Mr.. Murdoch first enlisted In an Ohio
regiment, at Ironton, for 4 three months
service. Mt the conclusion OF which he
served In the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
West Virginia regiments, later being
transferred to the commlssary depart
ment in this city. He resided here for
the rest Of his days.
The deceased. was born In Kingwood,
Preston county, and his father, John s.
Murdoch, Is living at Kingwood and
has reached the ripe old age OF eighty
nine years. Mr.. Murdoch has three
brothers in kfngwood and two brothers
and two sisters at Ironton, Ohio . In
1865 he was married TO Miss Amanda
Stevens, OF this city, who Is left to
mourn his loss. with two daughters.
Mrs. ]. W. Fawcett, wife Of DR.. Faw-
cett, and Miss Molle Murdoch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
BRIEF MENTIONINGS.
Events in and About the City Given In
Nutshell.

rags" Is dead.
The council committee on petitions
and circumstances Is called to meet
Monday evening.
The paving brick and sewer pipe bids
close o-day at the Office Of the board OF
public works. The contract vii! be
awarded on Monday evening.
The public library closes Tonight for
the annual inventory. The reading
room will open again next Thursday,
and the circulating library will resume
on Monday. April }.
Eureka lodge No. 1907. Coiored T. O. o.
F.. held social last night at odd Fell
lows hall. There was large turnout
OF the members and their friends. who
thoroughly enjoyed the entertainment.
George Williams, an emplOye OF the
Warwick pottery, was struck on the
head by piece OF ware yesterday. a
painful cash, requiring several stitches
By DR.. Piante, extended across the back
of his head.
On Thursday evening occurred the
marriage OF Mr.. Fred. C. Dartes and
Miss Annie Brown, both OF this city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. c.
NJ. Ollphau,, pastor OF the First Chris
tian church.
The finance committee OF the board
OF county commissioners met last night
and discussed the annual appropriation
ordinance. The ordinance Will be
shaped up next week and presented to
the board for adoption at the meeting 10
be held on Monday, April 3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
A NEW RAILROAD
For Wheeling is one ofthc Probabili-
tics ofthc Near Future.

TOT W ntcIiHp II oHc Oh inc IFODuDll-
tics ofthc Near Future.
The near future Holds as 4 proba bility
Il new railroad into Wheeling. 1t Is the
old Connellsville railroad project under
n different name. Yesterdays Pitts
burgh Dispatch gives the recent devel-
opments, rs follows:
Negotiations looking to the revival Of
the Brownsvllle-W heellng railroad pro-
ject have opened. A meeting OF the in
terested parties. Pittsburgh, New York
and Philadelphia capitalists. was held
yesterday at the office OF Willis l.. Nc
Cook. The company was incorporated
five years ago as the Pittsburgh, Mon
onSahela and Wheeling railroad. The
directors are Colonel J. NJ. Guffey, Will
lis L. McCook. Pittsburgh; Il. c. Broad
bent, Philadelphia: General A. NJ.
Dodge and General +. W. Dacey, New
York. Mr.. McCooll stated yesterday
that Indications favored the early con-
summation OF the original plans OF the
projectors, but that the railroad would
probably be built by eastern capitalists
who are Interested In coal lands.
The proposed beginning OF the cline Is /
the terminus OF the Pittsburgh, Nc
Kcesport and Bellevcrnon railroad, on
the north side OF the MonOngahela river.
at Pigeon creek. on the outskirts of
Brownsville, Fayettc county. The route
that the proposed road would follow
would make the distance from Browns
VILE to Wheeling only thrty-lve miles,
or about forty miles shorter than the
present nearest route OF railway travel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
rountlryrnen's Demands Granted.

CINCINNATI, o.. March 2i.-The To-
cal Iron Foundrymen's Association AZ
ter long consideration of the demand
of the members OF the Iron Moiders' In
ternational Union for an Increase OF
wages has decided TO grant n 10 per cent
Increase TO take effect May !. The two
parties In interest have also agreed up
on plan for the yearly adjustment OF
wages through annual conferences TO
he held whenever either party gives
thirty days notice OF desire to have
the rate changed at the end of the year.
This agreement extends to all the foun-
dries IN Cincinnati, Covlngton and
Newport, and affects about 10000 en-
ploEes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

MEXICO CITY. March 2f.-Corrco Es-
Danol, the organ OF the Spanish colony.
continues TO insult the Americans In
Cuba and says to-day: Civilization
has disappeared from cuba. with the
disappearance OF the Spanish flag. No
spectacle could be more rcpulsive. The
American soldiers have converted the
beautiful park there Into camp. There
they eat. there they drink, and there
they walow freely like hogs In the park
on n summer day. Oh. what sad
page to history OF the human race Is tho
United States writhing IN Cuba md tho
Philippines. What nro the steps back
ward In Its lmmorais and cynical SOL
dIcrE on those unhappy countries"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
In CLERK Rnhcrtson,s of,lcc.

Yesterday In Clerk Robertson's office.
the following transfers Of real estate
were recorded:
Deed made March 3. 1899. by William
Bayles and wife TO s. W. McCrackcn:
consideration $1,000; transfers lot and
buildings In Fulton.
Deed made February %, 1899. by Peter
Miller and wife to l.. J. Miller; consid-
Grafton $780,: transfers south one-half
or lot rs. east side of Main street, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets.
Deed made November 1G. 1899, by Au-
gust G. Winchcr and wife to {. IL.
WIncher; confederation $1,000: transfers
n lot on west side OF South York street,
Island.
Three deeds OF trust were recorded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
Juvenile Apparel.

We can't say too much in praise of the elegant
styles Of Suits to be found in juvenile department
this spring. The splendid showing Of Junior and
Vestee Suits in ages to g. and Double Breasted
Boys Suits in ages to &C. at 1885, s4.35 and $3.50
is truly something to be proud Of The Youths
Suits, ages IA to 20, which we show at $3.50, $3.50
$40 and sI2, arc the best value ever placed before
the Wheeling public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
c. Hess & SONS SPRING OPENING.

We have now on exhibit ono of tho
largest and best selected stocks ofiine
tailoring Mt popular prices In the city,
We have added to our cutting depart
J. Ed. Dorncr. ono OF the most fashion,
able cutters east.
Tho artistic cut, stylish appearance
mcntS Will speak for themselves.
Always the newest In fine furnish
ingS. e. HESS tS SONS.
Fashionable Tnilors and Fine Furnish
ers, l32l and iHa3 Market Street.
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THE CHURCHES.

Palm Sunday. the first day commem-
Grating the entry OF Christ into Jerusa-
lem. will be celebrated at ST. Joseph's
Cathedral Tomorrow. with the usual
pomp and impressive ceremony. High
mass will be celebrated at 1915 o'clock
a. m. at which time Will occur the
customary distribution OF palm.
vespers will be sung at 7:3O o'clock In
the evening An elaborate musical pro-
gramme Will be rendered, under the d.
rection of Prof. Sebastian Rafferty,. The
choir will be assisted by 4 chorus OF
nifty boys, Mr.. Rafferty, has been train
Ing the boys for some time, and this
pleasing innovation viii doubtless be
appreciated. Father Harris will deliver
n discourse on 1.-THE Passion" Follow
ing Is the musical programme for the
evening service:
At North Street ". Z. church. Sum-
day, preaching by the pastor, Rev c. b.
Graham. at 1880 n. m. and 7:2O p. m.
Morning theme, "a Royal Reception"
Evening theme, 1.-THE Happy Man."
Sunday school at 2 p. m. Chapline Ar
buthno. Will speak this Saturday
evening at 1880. In the Brotherhood hall,
1851 Main street. ~
Stabat Mater--Soprano solo.
Miss Cora Matthews.
Cujus Animam-Tenor.s solo.
MIR. PAUL.
Quls ct Iiomo-Duct.
Miss Emma Yahn. Mrs. George Steinmctz.
Pro Peccats-Basso solo.
Mr.. Young.
TIC ut Postem-Mezzo-s soprano solo.
Miss Gertrude Rlester.
1nhammatus ct accensus-soprano solo.
with grand chorus.
Miss Emma Yahn.
q Salutaris-Duet.
Miss Cora Matthews.
Mrs. Sebastian Rafferty,.
Ta2tum ergo-Grand chorus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN
Responds to the last Call-Dcnth of
Colonel It. Y. Hcrvcy.


Colonel T. Y. IIcrvcy.
Col. T. Y. Hervey. one Of Ohio coun-
TVS pioneers. died yesterday afternoon
at his home near Roney's Point, aged
seventy-three years. Colonel Hervey
lived in this county all his life and his
death rounded out an honorable and
useful career. He commanded n COM
pany during the latter stages OF the
war and 1t was called to the front
shortly before the hostillties ceased.
Surviving him are eight children. as
follows: DR.. w. L. and DR.. John L.. OF
Martins Ferry; Mrs. Alma s. Carter. of
Whitfield: Leonard. May B., U. u. and
Jennie H., of this county.
The funeral will occur from the Stone
church, Elm Grove, Sunday, at 1915 p.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
acknowledgement
omcc: s5 md 81 Fourteenth Street.


Your New Easter Gown-Stono & Tho
mRs-E!ghth page.
'Eres Your Easter Herald-Geo. NJ.
Shook & Co.-E1ghth page.
Boys School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
page.
From To-day On-D. GundlinE G. Co.
Fifth page.
a Fore,aste Of Spring-Lee Baer-Eighth
page.
Easter Gowns-Geo. L. stIfel 6 Co.
Fifth page.
4 Defiance sale-House & Hermann
Fifth page. uH
Easter Shoes-Nay Brothers-EIghth
page.
Proposals for Medicines and Medical At
tendance.
For Sale-Resldence. H
Wanted-AItn or Lady to Travel
Wanted-Agent for Slot Machine.
Funeral Notce-Wheeling Lodge X. OF P
List of Unclaimed Letters
Bicycles-George W. Johnson's Sons.
Auction Sale-Bec!s 6: Co.
a Dream Eeallzed-H. +. Behrens G.
Co.'S.
Carpet Soap-R. II. List
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

George Salzer. indicted for running 4
speak easy" In Ohio county near the
Pennsylvania and Marshall county lines
was tried In the Original court .yestcr-
day and found not guilty. The Jury was
In doubt whether the speak easy was
owned by Salzcr or an nttachc who has
disappeared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Your New Easter Gown.

No better time than to-day to select it. and better
assortment or lower prices are to be found than what we
offer. $500, $4,000, any intermediate grade The very
best that experience and money can secure to be sold at
either price. Just here to mention three items. Ask
you to see hem Note if you find like qualities else
where at same prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
Kid Gloves

In NIL the now spring colors. Such well.
known makes us la Tosca." "Rcgcnt."
"Madelaine." THE Splendid ''The
Du,cheas" and others, at che lowest pos
sihle prices.
NOVELTY KID GLONES'in high
cofors. Just the thing for Easter o. Tc
wear wear; fancy stitching; no two OIL
pairs nike. ...................... -
All gloves fitted to your hand at the
counter by an EXPERT FILTER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
Funeral Of Miss Friend.

The funeral OF the late Miss Gene S.
Friend will take place from the family
home. South Penn street. this afternoon
at 2iS0 o'clock. Friends of the family
are invited to attend,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
nQ.nnn,

We have fitted more thnn twenty
thousand pnir.s Of Spcctacles, giving lis
IT record und experience uncquaifcd by
nny other optlcinr in West NIrglnlu.
satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB w. CRUDE, Opticlan.
No. 1906 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25

Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup will snyc
the life OF your child when attacked by
Group. Mothers. this remedy never
falls to cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
A FOretaste Of Spring.

The stock is changing its appearance, budding
out with EXAMINATIONS of the best skilled tailor ideas
that have been perfecting themselves during the
months past.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-25
Ladies' Hose at 4gc a Pair.

Fine imported oncS-lacc Hsle, silk, fan
cy stripes or plaids. polka dots; In fact.
every new idea In the hosiery line. and
qualities that arc only sold at the above
price by stores buying in large quantities.