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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-08-22
REED HAS RESIGNED.

Gates HIS Seat.
Augusta, Me-, Aug. 22.-The resig-
nation of Thomas Il. Reed as con-
gresham of the first district was re-
ceived by the governor today. The
resignation is to take effect Sept. 4,
and has been accepted by the COVER
nor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-08-22
HIS RESIGNATION DEMANDED.
Mayor of South Omaha Asked to Step
Down aad Out of Ofice.

Omaha, Aug. 22.-By vote of to
the city council of South Omaha last
night passed series of resolutions
winding up with a demand that Mayor
Ensor Immediately resign his Office.
This action is the result of a long
drawn out war between the mayor and
the council over the Sunday closing
question.
For some time past the mayor has
cmpelled the saloons TO shut up on
Sundays and the other officials and the
council have resented his action. The
resolutions recite this fact and assert
that the mayor has not needed a re-
quest of the council that certain
bawdy house be closed Mayor Ensor
was not present at the meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-08-22

Ing MS IeII-arm close TO MS side, IN
order not to disturb the wound.
He met General Mercier and General
Billot in the middle of the court room,
stopped, chatted and smiled Labori
looked very well. He was given a
cushioned chair. Madame Labori,
looking well, was also in court Labori
was warmly congratulated by friends
Captain Dreyfus on entering shook
hands with Labori. Colonel Jouaust
addressed few words of congratula-
tion to Labori, and expressed the pro-
found indignation of the tribunal at
the attempt to assassinate the counsel.
Labori was much moved, and thanked
Colonel Jouaust in an elouqunt speech.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-08-22
Dewey In France.

Villefranche, France, Aug. %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-08-22
something wrong with the Cbicken.

Belvidere, Ills, Aug. PA whole
family was poisoned at the camp meet
ing at Camp Epworth Sunday by eat
ing pressed chicken. The victims were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Whitney and baby of
HerbaSt and Mr.. Whitney's aged father.
Venal Whitney, from Wing, Livingston
county, Ills The last named was in a
dying condition when the physicians
arrived and may not recover. The 9TH
ers are thought 20 be out of danger.
The poisoning caused much excitement
A riot occurred between soldiers of
the Thirty-second regiment and North
Leavenw0rth- Kas-, negroes One
ms.5 was wounded on each side.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-08-22

Mitchell & Lynde Building, Room. 21
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

ven singing societies. OF Wheeling, and
the Maennerchor, OF Martins Ferrv,
hela last evening at Egerter hall. It was
decided that the singers from this VII
entity who will attend the national
saensertest In Cincinnati late merit
month. Will take special train on fhe
baltimore s. Ohio. leaving Wheeiinr
June Is. a very low rate OF fare is nro.
mised, and the singers expect the local
ueIegatlon Will number Mt leost ooo
mere are nearly 150 local singers who
VIII take part. Next Thursday. Inc
chiet director OF the national saenger-
rest Herr Louis Ehrgott, will be here
rom Cincinnati, 10 rehearse the local
singers. The rehearsal will occur in Tho
evening at Arion hall. At Its conclus-
ion' the distinguished visitor will he
tne guest of!honor at reception Mt the
Arion, A committee from the societies
VIII meet Herr Ehrgott at the railroad
sta'i ion upon his arrival here.
The usual Sunday afternoon concert
~ me Wheeling Opera House Military
zane VIII be given at Wheeling Park
to,lnofroW afternoon at 2:40 o'clock, un.
aar me direction Of Prof. E. W, Shell.
WIN me following Programme:
2gtt< PART 1,
March-"The Commander-in-Chief.
Oyerturn. ..,rl Witt
Tnr ,aaI"-ruhe jolly Robbers" .Suppe
-'ot o SeTu av Glaraeter!stQue--The Dawn
"aitz--"The Fortune.Tellcr"..... .Herbert
PART II
NeS E6,tS Gnh1nra1G;terIstque-"PassIng the
Jn,nr,,Ss, \ iS S Clarke
ii''e anne.: from "Cavalleria Rustic
-. I'M" .''..................,,.., NascapnI
Excerpts from Prince Ananias'' .,......'
1880 ''''''...... HerDert
PART ILL.,
March-"fhe Nations Pride" .scouten
o'ertIre-"The Golden Wand"
Laurendeau
lseSer!e-fhe Wayside Chapel. Wilson
"' a." iiu''hores1ie on Yankee Doc 4
MaFsh-"Fhe Independent Guard.
'.'......'.............. Pratting
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TABLETCONPLETED
TO Mark the Site OF the Last Bat.
tie OF Revolution
FORT HENRY IN THIS CITY.
Judge Cranmer Will Arrange for Inn
posing Ceremonies on the Ono Hun.
drcd and Seventeenth Anniversary
of tho Battle, on September II of.
this Ycnr-Thcl City and Societies
Will be Invited to Participate.

At the session OF the West Virginia
legislature in January, 1897. resolu-
tion was passed providing for an APP
preparation OF $500 to bear the expense
Of providing suitable tablets to mark
the sites of the battle OF Fort Henry
tWheellng), the last battle OF the Amer
lean revolution. and the battlefield Of
Point Pleasant. at the mouth OF the
Great Kanawha river. Through an err
ror the appropriation did not figure
in the appropriation bill, and the mat
ter went over to the last session Of
the legislature. when, through the ef-
forts Of Judge G. L. Cranmer, OF this
city. the money was appropriated.
The tablet Is now completed, having
been designed ana executed at the mon
unent works Of NJ. r. Hobbs & Son,
by Messrs. NJ. r. Hobbs and ]. w.
Hobbs, where it is on exhibition. It is
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Funeral ofNIisS Hancs.

The last sad rites over the remains OF
Miss Cornella Hanes were performed
Thursday afternoon ut ESQ O'Clock. from
the family residence. I'll Market street.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. c. 3. Graham, pastor OF the North
Street NJ. E. church. In the presence OF
n large asscmSlaGc OF Borrowing
friends. The floral offerings were many
and beautiful The pull-6cnrcrs were:
james NJ. Gardner. W. II. Manning,
William C. Gardner. James D. Hunc3
Edward Manning. Charles Mcclure
Charles Manning and Clark Hancs, IT,.
nephcws Of the deceased. The inter-
mcnt was nj Greenwood cemetery.
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Below the inscription proper are the
words. "Undcr the Auspices OF Sons Of
the American Revolution"
Speaking to an intcliigencer reporter
yesterday afternoon Judge Cranmer
said that arrangements would be made
soon to place the tablet In position, with
the accompaniment OF imposing ccre-
monies. The date selected Is September
II, 1899, the one hundred and seven
teenth anniversary of the battle OF Fort
Henry. The tablet will be imbeddeJ a,
the curb in front of Alcxander's shoe
store. 1919 Main street, which the iudc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27
WYANDOTTE OUTING.

1t Occurs To-day, and one of the
Principal Attractions is the Road
Hacc-Ensc Ball Game and Boxing
Other Features
The annual outing OF the wyandotte
Club will occur this afternoon at the
state fair grounds. and bids to be a
rost successful! affair. One OF the
principal attractions is the road race.
which Is In charge OF Wesley House. OF
House & Herrmann's. For this event
the following officials have been select
ed:
Referee-W. r. Stevenson. ,r
Starter-Wesiey House.
Judges-Frlnk Cox. r. ". Archer.
Jesse McCausland and T. Harvey Pol
lock. E. ]. State, ". C. Handlan, Jr.
Timers-JoAn Laue and W. 7. Hls-
gins.
Nandicapper Stevenson last night
Completed the task OF fixing the handi-
caps, with the following result:
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two other attempts 10 storm, before day.
to no purpose
About eight o'clock next morning there
came negro from them to us, and
informed us that their force consisted OF
q British captain and forty regular SOL
Glers md two hundred and sixty Indians
The enemy kept up n continual fre the
whole day. About ten o'clock Mt night
10 better purpose than the former. The
enemy continued around the garrison un-
I'll the morning OF the 18th instant. when
they disappeared. Our loss Is none Dam
lei Sullivan, who arrived here In the first
OF the action. Is wounded In the foot.
! believe they have driven the greatest
part Of our stock away. and might,
think be soon overtatken.
! am. with due despect your obedlent
servant. EBENEZER ZANE.
To William Irvine. brlgadier general. COM
mandinG Western Department, Fort
Pitt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

Carrollton county. Ohio, and on learn
Ing that oil spectators were drilling a
well In the county he became imbued
with the Idea that little Investment
on his part wouldn't hurt, All the par
ties spoken to predicted the we'll would
be a buster. and Judging by the low
price he bought ad1oIning land Tor, this
belief must have been shared in By the
men drilling the well. But Mr.. Reid
took q chance. Nor. was It a desperate
one. He Just heard that the old farmer
OWNING nine acres OF land near the we'll
wanted to sell 1t for 800, and MIR
Reid took him at his word. The terms
OF purchase were SO down. the BAL
ance In thirty days. Eager to sell. the
farmer came to Wheeling, the deed
was drawn up by Squire Fitzpatrick.
and recorded in County Clerk Robert.
sons office. Mr.. Reds risk for thirty
days was therefore only $40. He maid
this out last Friday. The test well
looked on as certain buster came In
on tuesday asa gusher OF high degree.
NOW MIR. Reid can get all kinds OF mo-
ney for his patch OF ground.
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. 7a1er fhotos!Hph by r NJ EAcher)
at Monument Elm invariably
TINS hoFc the
tho
the the
Railroad the Ohio Wheeling
rest so
There objects
orcnnrd beyond
is to
'''O'
in
stood the admirably
be
notebook
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of Westerley granite, and when placed in
position will be twenty inches in height,
fourteen inches thick and thirty-threc
inches long. The polished bcvel face
bears the following inscription:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27
MUSICAL WHEELING,

Musical pleasures were very much IN
evidence during the week, ard nearly
al prominent in Musica; Wheeling, Of
hclated at one place or another. The
coming week holds the unusua. attrac-
ton, al "E!steddtod." in Wheeling.
This Will take place at Wheeling Park
Casino. next Saturday afternoon and
evening. ard FULL details with contest
ants, individuals and organizations, Will
be made public during the week.
Miss Annie V. Sage viii rive her pu-
pills closing recital. IN St Luke's Par
Ish house. this afternoon, beginning at
$3.50 O'Clock. a charmngly entertaining
programme has been arranged and It
Will &c delightfully."- rendered
The Woman's club Is called FOR re-
hearsnl Monday evening. at MH!!gar,
WIlkin &: Company's music rooms. to
prepare for appearance at the park on
June ..
One of the finest local talent endcav-
o.s given in Wheeling was the music
ale at the residence OF 3Ir. Cyrus p.
Flick, Thursday evening. The pro-
gTamme Throughout was n mastcrful
one and so Interpreted. The home was
beautifully adapted FOR the purpose.
and thoroughly musical evening was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27
Upright Piano for Sale,

We have used Upright Piano. beau
tiful Ebony case, 7l-3 octaves, in per-
feet condition. which We offer for Sl45,
With stool and cover. This Is bargain.
Come and see IT,
F. ". BANNER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

AT the Wyaudotte picnic. Saturday,
state fair grounds. the Gardncrs. Oscar
and Eddie, will spar a limited round
bout. on a stand In front OF the grand
..l
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.
Our singing school is surprising.
Last Sunday evening, as the young
people were going home from singing
young man became angry from some
unknown cause, pulled off his coat and
said that he could whip seventeen out
OF the best ones on the ground, and
being. man of $50 pounds no one tack
led him for fear of death.
Yesterday evening Cary took his girl
home. and after supper they were
seated In the parlor for little CONVEX
sation, and thinking II about 0 O'Clock
the rooster begun growing and looking
at his watch he found it was . o'clock.
He may be found In bed to-day, taking
his rest and also sleeping little, too.
w. W. Mayor Is having quite good
time this week counting his best girl.
French asked for his cir! the other
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HERE AND THERE.

t.
Tenderly the hills lean over, and soft tho
stream flows by. ''''
Fondly the willows tresses sift tho sun.
shine from the sky,
Green the coverlet OF their graves and
white the daisies PEGS N''N
FFot: me 500 that folds and holds them
IN their sweet and silent sleep,
the football low.
ana iair the loving tributes willing hands
for they sleep: who did not t!e-whosc
memories ever green.
VIII 1--we and l!nger white their native
hills above them lean. .
Anu SO the willows soothe their dreams,
49, the stream croons lullabies,
the sheter!ng skies -
ana the flowers fair and rare. believed
with nations tears, :
WI: honor the slumberinS heroes un.
dimmed by the march OF years.
u w .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

MONARCH over pain. Burns, cuts,
sprains. sungs. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

WYANDoTTE Clubs picnic at the
State Fair Grounds, Saturday. Dancing
from p. m. 10 80 p. N. 4 grand
cake walk will wind up the fun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

A sidewalk that will rival the famous
boardwalk at Atlantic City Is prom
ised by Elm Grove. SO soon as the $4,000
bonds voted the other day are foated.
The walk will extend along the creek,
It IL said. and II should develop into a
lovers lane. for the village has foliage
to spread far and near. The bonds. by
the way. will provide for electric light
Ing. water works and other municipal
improvements. An improvement re-
Gently made is not Dragged OF
much-the new lookup. !, Is n i6x
II frame structure, tackled on TO the
rear OF the village postoiicc, and is to
be named In honor OF the first prisoner.
Up to date there has been no rush for
the honor. Unpretentious as the bastile
Is. however. 1t puts into the shade
Whecling's workhouse.
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day. and when told by the old gentle
man that he could have her, he asked:
Twill | have to pay the preacher to
perform the ceremony. or will he have
to pay me for the privilege Of perform
Ing liz" The old gentleman told him he
would have TO pay the minister. He
said: "All right. I'll have the price"
The next day French was seen splitting
rails at the rate of two hundred an
hour. ~ tell you that man means bus
mess. boys" an observer remarked,
O'Briens Creek is n hustl!ng place for
beauH. but not much for marrying.
There are plenty Of girls here yet with
out lovers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

A rural correspondent In last weeks
Clay County Star has the following
news breezelets from his community:
Corn planting Is the order Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

tertainment rs house guests have been
made. Those now In the city are Mrs.
a. l.. Langley. present state president;
Mrs. +. Willis Wilson and Mrs. S. S.
Green, at the Arnett residence. on Four
tcenth street; Mrs. Dickinson, at the
Hamilton home. on North Main street;
Mrs. McSherry, at the W. +. Butler
home, on Twelfth street: Mrs. Helen
Pendlctor. at the Colonel Robert White
home. on Fourteenth street; Mrs. Get
2endanner, at the Norton home, in
Pleasant Valley; Miss Saiiie Faulkner
at the Charles II. fancy home. on Byron
street; Miss .Eicheiberger, ut the Miller
residence. on South Front street. Mrs
stone, sister OF Governor G. w. Atkin- |
| son. is expected as one of the delegates.
The Elsteddfod Mt Wheeling Park Sat-
| urday afternoon Is Az event Of unusual
interest and society will turn out Two
performances, afternoon and evening.
are on.
Mrs. Oliver Thompson Rhodes, OF
North Main street, and Mrs, Seymour
Dunevy, of bridgeport, sister of Mr..
Rhodes, are at Atlantic City.
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter OF Mr..
ant Mrs, ". \. Wilson, OF North Main
stree, Is home from months stay at
Cambridge Springs.
Miss Hulda pelaplaine, of North
Chapline street. leaves next week to join
the AicCour,neys in New York and to
sail with them in the DePotter party
for Norway. Sweden. Denmark and
Russia. The route covers the time unit!
October
Mrs. Margaret pendleton and daugh-
ter. Miss Lizzie Pendlcton, are the
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Wilson, at LcatherwOod
Mr.. Julius Horkhemer has taken the
residence of Mrs. Mary Good. on Four
teenth street, for the summer.
Miss Alberta Hoss. of Cadiz. is the
house guest of her sister, Mrs. Hulllhan
Quarter. at LeatherwooG.
Mrs. George x. Wheat and daughter,
Miss Frances J. Wheat. will spend some
time travelling. taking in Washington
City. New York and visit at larry
town on the Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Vance, OF Main
street, have returned from Atlantic
City.
Mrs. John B. Garden. of North Main
street. leaves next week for a stay a,
Cambridge Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Campbell
have returned FROM visit east, and are
house guests Of NJ. and Mrs. John
Frew, on Fourteenth street,
Mr.. William H. Nave. OF 81. Joseph,
Mo-. Is 4 guest at the Stamm.
Mr.. Morgan O. Heske.l. second son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Heiskell, OF
Woodsdale, is home from Lawrence
Vile. where he has been at school dur
ing the year.
Miss Laura Crang!e Dalzell, OF Chap
line street. Is expected home to-day
from Washington City. where she was
graduated last week from the Cheno.
/ with institute.
Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum leaves Monday
for Chicago, where she will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Rlheldaffer.
Miss Hodgcn. OF San Francisco, Is the
house guest OF Miss Belle Mcndel. at the
Mendei home. on Twelfth street.
Miss Augusta Green. n. her homo in
West Bridgeport, entertained a few OF
her friends in honor OF her guest, Miss
! vera AcAurray. OF Powhatan, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

StR:-on the evening OF the 18th instant,
n body OF the enemy appeared In sight
Of our garson. They Immediately form
cd their lines around tho garrison, parad.
ed British c0lors and demanded tho fort
TO I've surrendered. which was refused,
About twelve o'clock that nigh, they
rushed hard on the pickcts In order 10
storm, but were repulsed They made
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

Many a newly married couple have
started on their honeymoon trip resolv-
ed to deport themselves tina, never an
eye should size them Up as bride and
groom There would be no fond caresses
on the train, no holding hands, no
sush. nothing of the bill and COO order.
Truth crushed to carth will rise
again" and somehow the fact can't be
disguised as the happy couple learn II
they have any time on their trip 10 no.
tice the "rubbe.inc" directed their
way. They may try ever SO hard to
appear an old-fashioned pair, bu. they
can't disguise their love; after the
painful intervals OF looking s,raiGh.
aaead their eyes switch 10 meeting
point. The drummer In the next seat
Winks 10 the conductor, the newsboy
sees a snap In view, the other passen-
gers drop their magazines to be inter-
esteu, loue splnster, perhaps, shock
ed At the "spoOning" going on.
1t is almost impossible for a young
married couple to fool the people, and
impossible when they arrive in town
apparelled as was team yesterday
that s;rol!ed down Marke: street. He
was dressed In black, n store; suit. billed
shirt aud 4 dlcer OF the vintage Of '9S.
fic Was tall anu loose In the joints,
with an echo of the hayfelds in his
voice, and happy smile traversed his
rerdlnt and weather-beaten face like
july zephyr. But the bride. ali, me!
First, the clerks in Potts store ran to
the window and gisgled. Plate & Hanes'
force had sPasm rs the procession
moved down to Twelfth. Al GoetZe's
corner woman on an Elm Grove car
screamed Historically and knew no
more. did you ever!" lisped a girl
near O'Neil's gallery entrance. Echo
answered Nay"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

and Fever Is bottle Of Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic. It is simply iron md
quinine In tastoless form. No cure
no pay. Price, t6c. tths&w
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The start will occur from House &
Herrmaan's corner at p. m, and the
route is as follows: On Market to
Tenth, on Tenth to and across the Sus-
pension bridge TO Penn, on Penn to and
Into the state fair grounds: thence to
right back OF the grand stand, and onto
the track via the first gate, and around
the track ten times.
Other features OF the afternoon In
ciude the ball game between the Oscar
Gardeners and the VIII Gutmans. with
Oscar Gardne: catching for his team;
10 start at $50 o'clock.
Another feature is the limited round
sparrinS exhibition by Oscar and Eddie
Gardner. in :ull view Of the grand
stand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

: THE now Navy Blue Polln Dot Tics,
CxtrR long, zoe quality. for .5c.nt
MCFAnDES,S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

MEMS Fine 81. 90 Tailor Made Dress
Pants, for S2.0S, Mt McFADDES'S.
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by
and
fortune me O extend He
entertained
period and hediu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

Miss Augusta Green. at her home in
West Bridgeport, entertained a few of
her friends in honor OF her guest, Miss
Vera &caurray. o. Powhat1, Ohio
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Oblivlous TO the sensation she created
among the numbering" members OF her
sex was the bride. Happiness ehone
from her innocent blue eyes. 1t rippled
down her tafry-cOlored curls. What
knew she OF the differing and the talk
ing because she wore her bridal
robes? Nothing: and It were better so.
tnr she would haze cried then and
there.
II was pure white silk dress. daz-
ziinS in its Wilderness amid the hurry
Ing pedestrians. a dress. the real thing
before the al;ar-but on the street!
The girls In the stores and on the street
not content with laughing at the In
consistency OF queer taste. remarked on
the rcdncss OF the brides hands. which
doomed up In great shape contrasted
with the white bridal gown. But she
was happy, oh. so happy, with her arm
supported within the husky upper limb
OF her spouse. who ever and anon point
ed out the street cars or some attrac-
tive display In the store windows. The
first page OF their bliss closed when
happy and tired by the journey they
returned next day TO their home in the
oil country.
4 young man who struck It rich n
fev dave oo. 10 Jhhp TteId n cIprk nj
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE
Of West Virginia to commemorate
the siege oil Fort Henry. Sept. II.
lbs, the last battle OF tho American
Revolution, this tablet rs here
placed.
T. ". GGrvin.
W. W. Jackson. Com.
S. II. Gramm. G. W. Atkinson. Gov.
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Miss Hotgcn. OF San Francisco, Is the
house guest OF Miss Belle Mendel, at the
Mehdei home. on Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-27

a young man who struck It rich n
few days ago Is John Reid. clerk at
the local Wheeliag & Lake Erie depot.
oil was the mine. Mr.. Reid halls from