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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
MUSICAL

The members of the Mozart Singing So
clety have made elaborate arrangements
for their first concert and bail Of the sea-
son, to be given at their han on South
Jacob street. next Wednesday evening.
The committee on arrangements is COM
posed OF II. W. schrebe. Franz Riedel.
August c. Nolte, Kari Bruenmer, Heinz
rich Blum and Conrad Bremen. The fol-I
lowing programme will be rendered for
the occasion:
4. OuNertufG ....4...... ....-......s.....
Opernhaus Dorchester.
2. Choir Selgesgesang' ................A Anti
Mozart Gesangverein.
g. Sopran Solo" Hearts Delights..,.
Frau Flora Williams. ''N'' )
4. Tenor Solo-''Das weiss nur ich a.
Herr Aug. Nolte. - A'e's' :
8. Choir" Kreigers Scene" 10000. Fisher
Mozart GesangVerein.
9. Duett-"O that we two were May
Frau Williams and Herr Day.
Z. Bass Forging the Anchor"
Herr Reuter-. =
s. Tenor Selected .............--
Herr Day.
Sopran Solo-"For All ETERNITY" Is.
Frau Williams.
10. Der Sang vom deutschen Rhen''. Abr
mozart 0eSaHSNeftin.
The musical recital given at Mount de
Chantal Academy on Thursday afternoon.
October 18th, was a decided success; FOR.
although Il was the first OF the season. 10
gave evidence Of decided taAgat or the
part of some. and application and deter
mination to succeed on the part Of others.
PROGRAMME
Miss Lizzie Geffney.
2 Recitadon-Two Little Hands.......
Miss Virginia Dent.
3. Song-When the Heart is Young.
Miss Gertrude Becker.
Miss Clare Edwards.
5. Recitaton--'Il 10 Sayi0t" .,......s...s
Miss Gail Ingram.
-. Duett-Sewing Song............~. Lohr
Misses Rose O'Bren NJ. McNamee.
7, Movement Sonata IN o.. Mozart
Miss Frances Montague.
8. Recitatlon-C Little LsaNes.....
Miss Martha Pauueek.
Q. Piano Solo-Air de Ratiett. .Chaminaa6
Miss Miriam Ackenhen
10. song-Oh Fair, On Sweet and Holy
Miss ress.e Haniian 01n'sr
II. Recitation-Les hnfants ct / 'Diseau
% p.uo M. Miss 81 Clare Z, Edwards e.,,.-.
IL. Piano SOLO aruui (.t...s.4. Schufraf1H
Miss Aimee Quinn.
10. Observation-Disclosures. -. Eugene Field
Miss Annie Sullivan.
II. Piano solo-If | Were a Bird,......
...................- ............A. Henkcft
Miss Loretto Hannah.
is. Chorus-Idke the Lark. Abt
Vocal Class.
The rendering OF Henselt's III I were
Bird" was clear and smooth and showed
a good conception Of phrasing, In tins
vocal Duet, Swing Song" by Lohr. the
hythmic idea was we'll carried out. The
Rotations given in both French and Eng
lsh were we'll received by the audience.
and certainly deserved the applause given.
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LIST OF BOOKS
Which Will Be Represented at the
Carnival Of Authors
TO BE HELD UNDER THE AUS
PICES OF THE KINGS DAUGH-
TIERS - ARRANGEMENTS FOR
THE AFFAIR ARE ABOUT CON-
PLETED - NAMES OF THE
CHAIRMEN APPOINTED.

The lady managers of the Kings
Daughters Day Nursery have about
completed the necessary arrangements
for their carnival of authors to be
given at Arion hall on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, November 10th, 18th
and 18th, for the benefit of the kinder
garten. There will be sixteen booths,
each representing a book by some noted
author, and those in charge will imper-
senate the characters. The music for
the occasion will be furnished by the
Opera House orchestra, and each even
ing there will be grand march of the
characters. The chairmen of the vari-
Gus booths have been appointed and
their assistants will be selected later.
On Saturday afternoon special enter
tainment programme will be rendered
for children.
Following are the names of the
chairmen and their respective booths:
Madame Chrysanthemum, chair
men, Mrs. Frank Caldwell and Mrs.
Shahan.
"Nansen's Farthest North" chair
men, Mrs. William Brooks and Miss
Eliza Mills.
Common Sense in the Household. :"
chairman, Mrs. Robert ]. Reed.
Guy Mannering," chairman, Miss
Agnes Wilson.
Maud Muller" chairman, Mrs. Will
liam Petrie.
1.-THE Last of the Mohigans," chair
man, Mrs. Charles Hancher.
1.-THE Brownies" chairman, Mrs.
Platoff Zane.
"Reveries of a Bachelor" chairman,
Mrs. Robertson. =.
"'Twas the Night Before Christmas,
chairman, Miss Catherine McLain.
Queen Of Curds and Creams" chair
man, Miss Lizzie Swift.
1.-THE Little Minister" chairmen, Mrs
Lou Stone and Mrs. Cecil Robinson.
"a Flower Display" chairman, Mrs.
Morris Horkheimer.
Under Two Flags" chairman, MISS
Hattie Wheat.
pride and Perjudice," chairman,
Miss Dee Pollack.
Crawford" chairmen, Miss Madge
Johnson and Miss Sophia Carr.
"Old Curiosity Shop" chairman, Miss
Edna Bingell.
See our line Of Sterling Silver Tea
Sets. Coffee Sets and Bowls for we'd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

That nobby fall overcoat that your
friend is wearing was made by w. D.
Jones, the tailor, 1416 Market street
Don't imagine that it cost a small for
tune just because it appears to be more
substantially and stylishly built than
NEST other coats. Ask him the price
You will find that it was no more ex-
pensive than others that don't look hall
SO we'll. Then, if you are not already
a customer, you will call and select a
similar garment for yourself.
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and paper wrapped around the infant,
any marks to furnish a clue in the case
Coroner Schultze, when seen last even-
ing, stated that he had not been ap-
prised of the finding Of the child and
expessed dissatisfaction at the apparent
indifference with which such cases ara
often treated.
A number OF cases of the kind hava
required the attention Of Coroner
Schultze during the past year
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Wastefulness.

Too little attention is paid to the
American characteristic of wasteful-
ness, which is developed in its average
form right here in Wheeling. An alarm
ing proportion of mans earnings dis
appears without any tangible return.
The Germania Half Dollar Savings
Bank teaches the corresponding virtue
of watchfulness. A man who forms a
habit of saving will see that he gets
value received for the money he spends.
The Germania savings feature is the
wisest, safest and most popular.
Rogers Bros Silver Knives or Forks
s3.45 per dozen, at Shelf Bros.
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We have larger supply of new de-
signs to select from in the way of Car
pets. Rugettes, Rugs. Linoleum and
Oil Cloth than any other house in the
city. No trouble to show goods.
]. W. BLATCHLEY'S SONS,
2247 and 2249 Market street.
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4 THEATRE PBN|C
Narrowly Averted at The GRAND Opera
House, Last Evening,

AS A RESULT OF THE SMALL
BLAZE IN THE WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH OFFICE - THE
TROUBLE CAUSED BY A CLOCK
WIRE BEING CROSSED WITH AN
ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRE-THE
DAMAGE ONLY NOMINAL
LARGE CROWD ATTRACTED TO
THE SCENE.
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my husband that some
thing must be done, for
l was nearly frantic with
pain. Having read Of
TIL e wonderful cure S
Lydia E. Pinkham S Veg
etable Compound had
performed, determined
to try it. / have taken
it and am happy to say !
am cured. / recommer
to all my friends and 7
tire of telling the bene
have derived from its US
have you alone to thanl
my recovery"
MRS. ELLEN FLANA-
GAN, 1870 Mountain ST.,
Philadelphia. Pa. writes:
DEAR MRS. PIEKHAM
Three years ago / was
a sufferer from chronic
dyspepsia, was irritable
and cross. and can say
that after taking seven
bottles Of lydia E. Pink
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29
ORGAN RECTAL.

An organ recital and musicale will
be given at the Vance Memorial Church
on the evening of November 7th by
Prof. Williams, who viii be assisted
by Miss Emma Connolly, soprano, ana
Mr.. Ed. Waugh, of Pittsburg, tenor.
The Mendelssohn select choir win also
assist in the rendition Of the excellent
programme which has been prepared.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

These letters might stand for BE
Good" but in this instance they are the
initials of B. Gartner, and they stand
for purity and quality in meats and
groceries. It's hard to be good with a
dyspeptic stomach and sour liver, and
these results never follow patronage Of
Gartner, $50 Sixteenth street. "a word
to the WISE" etc.
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srILL GRIrNrnLINa

About that Linen of yours not being propers
ly finished. You always viii grumhle until
YOU let us call for your Package and return
il to you. Done by expert help, and with
up-to date Finish Give us a trial
WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY
1Ol1 Market st. Phone $50.
f. n. Seroggins, Prop.
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The Secretary Of State yesterday is
sued a charter to the Wheeling Red
Cross Medical Society, for the purpose
of manufacturing and compromising
drugs. The incorporators are DR.. ]. A.
Munroe, J. NJ Medick, F. G. Evans, D..
G. Evans, Thomas Baron, J. E. Wright,
F. L. Work, Geo. W. Baron and H. l..
Mason, all of this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

The Wheeling Business College is en-
ioying a season of remarkable prosper
ity; 20 names have been placed on
the registers since September LIST, and
"a have been placed in situations.
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IN THE JUSTICE COURTS.

In Squire ]. r. Larue's court Friday
evening James O'Malie and wife were
arraigned on warrants sworn out By
Mary Cavanaugh, the charge being
breach of peace and threatening vio-
lence. Mr.. O'Malie was required 10
give a bond of $50 to keep the peace
for six months and to pay the costs OF
his case. The case of Mrs. O'Malie was
dismissed at the costs CT the plaintiff.
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BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.


The following quotations are furnished
by ]. c. Mcmahon & Co, room s, Hub
building, who have private wires to Par
neil, Hagaman & Co., 20 Broadway, New
York, and Lamson Bros. & Co, room 6,
Board of Trade, Chicago, and who operate
directly on the New York and Chicago
exchanges:
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troubles Of her sex.
Mrs. ANNA E. HALL, Of Mill
dale, Conn, was all run down in
health and had completely lost
control Of her nerves. She wrote
to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn. Mass,
for advice. Now she writes:
~ wish to thank YOU for what
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

In Squire ]. W. Schultze's court. last
evening, Mrs. Fife Rae was arraigned
on a warrant sworn out by her hus-
band, the charge being lunacy. and
was committed TO Jail for an examina-
ton on Monday afternoon.
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Hien.

We have the late fall styles in the
Burt & Packard Correct Shape" Shoes
for Men. The best in the market
L. Y. BLOND.
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HRS. PINKHAM says that irrtabily indicates disease
IVA Women who and snappish to be
ptied. Their homes uncomfortable their dis
positions grow constantly Such need the
sci of who understands the peculiar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

Opening sale at 20 per cent discount
at The Wedgewood, 1908 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

THE HAZLETT QUOTATIONS.
The following quotations on American
Tin, Federal Steel, Hoop and Tube stocks
were received yesterday by Howard Haz-
lett & Son, National Exchange Bank
Building:
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Ladies'.

E. C. Burt's celebrated Shoes. Correct
shape; in all fall styles.
L. V. BLOND.
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A NEW DRUG COMPANY.

Tube quotations opened 9S bid for pre-
ferred and 80 asked; 46 bid for common
and aga asked.
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EVERYDAY
TALKS WITH
WOMEN

your Vegetable Compound has done for has helped
than anything else suffered for long time with
vousness pains back and limbs and falling of the wombi
also had neuralgia in my head and could not sleep told
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BIG.

Opening sale at 20 per cent discount
at The Wedgewood, 1903 Main street.
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See our line of Sterling Silver Tea
Sets, Coffee Sets and Bowls for we'd
ding presents.
DILLON. HANCHER & co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-29

See our line of Sterling Silver TIE;
Sets. Coffee Sets and Bowls for wed
ding presents.
DILLON, HANCHER & CO.
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- oKAKA MI DaueT

We the East Attended Of the largest sales Of goods
New York and Boston, Large purchases goods 40
cheaper than house Wheeling Monday tremendous every department.
XVERdTEES GOODS SALE.
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Nice Bed Comforts.
63c, 75c, SOC, 99c, s118.
BED SPREADS, 48c, soc. 75c.
BLANKETS.

Fine line Fall and Winter Blankets, ACC,
69c, 75c, sec to $500
See our line Of New Blankets.
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UNDERWEAR.

We have now a full line Fall and Winter
Underwear for Men, Women and Chill
dren.
Misses Fine Vests and Pants, only 15c.
Ladies' Fine Vests and Pants, 18c, Csc.
Boys Shirts and Drawers, loo, 15c.
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CLOTHING.
MEMS PANTS.
HATS AND GAPS.
CENTS SHIRTS.

Fine Shirts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 32c
S1.00 Silk Front Shirts. Observation-Disclosures CSC
S9c Silk Front Shirts. .....................50 Soc
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WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. %, 1899.
The board Of directors Of the Bank
Of Wheeling assembled in special meet
Ing this day, all the members being
present, to take action In regard 10
the death OF the President, Mr.. Gibson
Lamb. The following resolution was
offered and ordered to be spread on the
minute book OF the bank, viz:
Whereas, An all-wise Providence has
called from our midst Gibson Lamb,
president OF this bank, and also one
OF the members OF the board Of dlrec-
tors: therefore. be 1t
Resolved, That this Institution and
its board Of directors. In the death OF
Its president has lost one whose place
will be hard to all. Wise In counsel,
considerable Of the opinions Of others,
kind, courteous and genial to all with
whom he came in contact, q model gem
tIeman and n true friend-such was
President Lamb.
To his family in this, the hour OF
their grief. we extend our heartfelt
sympathy. and In token Of our regard
for his memory we will attend the
funeral in u body. and have these pro-
ceedlngs published In the Wheeling
papers and copy delivered to the FAM
Il. ]. f. PAUL.,
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
ALLEN BROCK,
c. II. SIMPSON,
HENRY JEFFERSON,
CHARLES c. SMITH.
Directors.
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BRIFF nlENTIoNINGs.
Events IL and About the City Givenin
n Nutshell.

Events Ia and About the City Givenin
\ Nutshell.
wheeling Park Sunday afternoon and
evening Sou8a and his band.
The council committee on claims Is
called to meet to-day at P. m.
Mozart Park this afternoon and to-
nIEht-''Battles Of Our Nation"
The Feenay lunacy hearing VIII be
resumed before Squire Phillips Monday.
yesterday, IN Clerk RobertsoHs ONCE,
the only business transacted was the
recording Of one deed Of trust,
The Emerald Club viii give a private
hop at lie Central Garden club house,
next Monday evening. Professor Kill
myer viii play.
Mr.. Harry Halter denies the state
rnent OF the evening paper that he was
q candidate tor superintendent OF the
city gas works.
Mabel Terry yesterday swore out
warrants for Maggie Miller, charging
profane language and asking Tor q
peace bond, IN Squire Hhberheld's
court. The defendant paid the costs
and the ctts was settled. Both are coll
ored people.
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thing before them. The emancipation
pfOclamotionA having removed from
the ConfedeFacy most valuable Hpe-
cie8 OF property, the government was
not slow in pressing the freedmen into
the service Of the United States. The
next step after freedom was TO employ
the slaves as teamsters and wagon
drivers. Soon after this the govern
ment saw the wisdom and necessity OF
employing the negro as q soldier and
the tirst negro regiment was organized.
armed and equipped by General David
Hunter. commanding the Department
OF the South At Port Royal, South Car
ollua, In the summer OF 1852. Il con-
sisted Of fourteen hundred men and
was said to be as fine a regiment OF
soldiers as the government possessed,
and was known as the First South Car
olinA Volunteers. aae
1.-THE negro has passed through many
Vicissltudes during the thirty-sever
years Of his freedom. When emancipa-
ted his condition was rs AFFECT, his mis-.
cry as great his degradation as COM
plete as that Of any people who ever
trod the earth. BY educating himself,
acquiring wealth, adopting the pFtnci-
pies OF morality, following the pFecepts
Of Christianity. and rearing his on
spring In the fear Of God and in the
love OF everything good and holy, he Is
working out his own destiny.
''The AnglO.SaXon may dislike to,
but he IL forced to admit that no other
race Of people, In so short time and
under. similar circumstances has ac-
cOmpIfshed so much. Disseminated
against perpetually, his advancement
contested at every step, ridiculed. mis-.
represented and vlllihed, denied admls-
sion to the various trades-unions Of
the country, mobbed and lynched in the
most cruel and inhuman manner, yet
by patience, perseverance and long
suffering, he Is rising above It all.
I'VE are indeed a remarkable people,
the very type Of industry and thrift,
whose hearts are brave, whose bodies
are accustomed. to toll and hardship.
whose minds are keen, intelligent and
inspired with n love OF advancement,
what may We not hope for our people In
the future2'
Following the exercises at the grand
stand was q regular picnic, and the
1900 people spent an enjoyable after
noon. The dancing pavilion was
thronged and the lemonade booths,
striking machine, cane rack. etc, We're
literally patronized. In the crowd
WNAlC GDlNhEA GAl9NlAa VI WuoulllesNuut
Claysvllle, Bellaire and other neighbour
ing towns.
Z The evenings AFFAIR at Turner hall
was well attended. Rev. ]. r. Adkins
opened 1t with prayer. Addresses were
made by Benjamin Jackson. George w.
McMechen, jr., DR.. 3. H. Stillynrd, OF
this city. and Mr.. Holmes, Of Pitts
burgh. Dancing and u banquet con-
Guided the festivities.
The thlrty-slxth annual celebration
reflects the highest credit on the var
iOus committees connected, the princI-
pal two being Us follows:
Committee Of nrrangements-J. o.
Gray, chairman; Charles Early, James
Barge. w. H Smedley, George L.
Wright, Robert Clark. Gabriel jackson.
Reception committee-Dr. B. H. Still
yard. chairman; William Turner,
Charles Early James Barge. W. H.
smedley. George L. Wright, Robert
Clark. Gabriel Jackson.
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The entertainment committee Of
Wheeling lodge No. III, Knights of
Pythlas. met last night and the follow
ing subcommittee were appointed.
Committee on supplles-Jess c. Nor
rls, r. 3. Merchant. w, w. McClement.
Committee on table-W, @. Ellg, j.
w. White, Charles j. Schuck, ]. Frank
Cox. F. c. ArbOur.
Committee on souvenlrs-W. H. Hor-
nish. D. II. Taylor, ]. w. White, z. c.
Brandfass.
Wheeling lodge will KEEP open house
and entertain the visitors during the
meeting of the grand lodge here, octo-
her nth and 18th,
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Going ana Coming of Wheeling
People aud Visitors.
James ForTyth. of sIstersyIlle. Is at
the Howell.
]. NJ. Cartwright and c. =. Jones. OF
Bethany, registered at the Grand Cen
trail yesterday.
p. ]. Mcmahon and wife and Miss
Nell Mcmahon, OF Alya, were at the
Windsor yeuterday.
Flfty-nina MEMBER Of Conterno.s
"Batties of the Nation" company are
at the Rtamm, arriving yesterday.
Ralph walters and snndon Bier left
ON their wheels for n two weeks trip
through Ohio and Indiana. when they
intend TO visit relatives.
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SOUSA TOMORROW.

1.-THE March King" and his Peerless
hand 20 Give two Concerts NJ
Wheeling Park Sunday Afternoon
and Evening.
"sousa is coming" are the magic
words heard on all sides. The annual
appearance OF the great American con-
ductor and composer in this city has
become recognized institution. 1t is
always regarded as the visit of friend,
Irrespective OF Its artistic aspect, for
OF all men now before the public John
Philip Sousa assuredly gets in closer
touch with his audience than any
other. Probably Sausa's friendllness
and cordiallty towards his patrons and
his unfafling itberniity and courtesy
In responding to encore requests have
quite as much to do with his popularity
as his famous compositions and his
magnetic conducting.
Sousa is q man OF the times. Besides
his qualities as composer, his training
Of u military band to reach so high n
point OF excellence shows that he is u
born leader OF men. The same quail
ties that go to make a successful gen.
eral are those which In n smaller scale
make successful band leader. There
must be personal magnetism, infinite
self-control, self-confdence, quick
Judgment and the recognition Of the
value OF strict discipline, coupled with
the ability to enforce it. Sousa has all
theae advantages. as well us n hand
some and dlgnlfied presence. His band
shows the result, for while there may
be good leader without good band,
there never can be good band with
out good leader. Sousa guides his
band as a wise generEI controls his
army. He looks upon It, not as ma.
chine, but as n composite being, sus-
ceptible OF emotions that any one man
may feel
The great Sousa band will be heard
ut Wheeling Park Casino on Sunday
afternoon and evening.
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Gle gtt9IIiaeneer
once Is ana 81 Fourteenth street.


New Advertisements.
Wanted Boy.
List Of lettefl.
Wuntoll-Walter boy.
Perfect Fo0d-Fifth page.
ProAtg "a stockg-Thlrd png'
Manuscript Eighth page.
Wanted-Expafienc Mlllinera
Government positions-Third page.
Want0d-I,Wo hrst-class plumbers.
Fall StvioS-f.Se Baer-Elghth page.
For Sale-F. ". Banner Co.-Third page.
Desirable Property for Saie-C. A.
Sf Iadiss SEPARATE skirts-J. 8. Rhodes &
Ii information wanted-SIutual Savings
D Boys NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Second
p1u5 nderwear sale cOntlnued-stOns &
Thomaa-Eighth page. +,
Damaged by Water-Geo. n. SHOOK q
Co.-ElEhth page.
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DEWEY RECEPTION EXCURSIONS.
Low Fares to New York aud Wash.
ington via Pennsylvania Lines.

ington via Pennsylvania Lines.
For the Admiral Dewey receptions at
New York September 20 and 20, and at
washington, October 2, special excur-
sion tickets of the open form which
does not require signature viii be sold
from principal stations on the Pennsyi-
vanla lines.
New York Excursion Tickets will be
sold September e. q and 2S, and will be
good to return leaving New York or
washington not later than October 4.
They will be hunOred returning within
their limit either via direct line or win
washington.
Washington Excursion Tickets win
be sold September 30. and October /.
and will be good to return leaving
Washington not later than October G.
For tickets, information about rates,
time OF through trains and other de-
tails, apply to John G. Tomlinson, ticket
agent Pennsylvania lines, Wheeling.
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