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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-12
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LAnTEg ~----
S WITNESS AN ASSAULT.
''e Crime May Have Been
r.. Committed,

&Tbo Nohmttted.
Bis II 'oe"oe of tragedy may
|5ons. " the woods near Thunderbolt.
|pIrs ai'erroon two ladies were out
|eoo5, u" tie Thunderbolt road about 5.so
Ene.sr. '"ey had passed Bonaventure
rougs 81, ana We're making the turn
yor "a TIE heavy grove a short distance
f9oted :, ' screams of a woman at
| d y, ,neir attention, and Iookinr 70 ono
ron 5ae ROAD they saw a negro man
efoadoo ,ri MY engaged in a serious
.ck The NE ladies' saw the man
lie from lin, Imam down, and pulling a
foat ass pocket, draw it across her
we back t1 "ot wait to see more. but
eeneter, l.e little railway station al
men U,sit93''e' Where there were sew
they b,5 Tor the car. They told
The crog.5 SEEN expecting Of course
Tie sunr1o"9 would rush to the soana
"a VIII eco homicide. The tw.o nil
enSely,s were in the crowd excn m,sS
y. to miss Saylng that they did NOT
suited tha, '9'I car, and one of them
by Conn uld not care to risk his
5dsd m1r .jas in contact with a re ed
y to the w. WHO were in the crowd
1en retprn oege' and after a time one
Been unabiego and reported thar thew
there wea TO find anyone there hut
'aal The v.S. evidences of a struggle
1 dragged ""mans body had evlde1flv
mad zone @"a " The other man. he
. teport were were Of the tragedy 70 no''iy
a here ,lsG5eived at the police bar
y supt. scroo9,'erday about he n1att .a,
10 infornsstte,ln said last night that he
ladies', Wbo '' oL Of such an AFFAIR TN
~ witnessed the assault are
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hat,a N tH,' out Of course do not care 70
ne assault upon the wor,1 m, ma ', rl.
nave oeen as serious as the l,diee SIM
p,l,rtL put the report would appear 10 be-
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FOUND AT FORT JACKSON.
Body of Nep Golden Picked Up From
the River.

The body of Nep Golden, the negro who
was drowned in the river at the exchange
dock on last Saturday morning, was
found by some fishermen in the neighbor-
hood Of Fort Jackson. BY these the grew
some find was reported yesterday to Cor
oner Goette.
The coroner had the badly decomposed
body brought to the city and given proper
and respectable iutermeut. No inquest
will be held, as it is evident from the facts
Of the case that the drowning was acct
dental.
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SELECT BOARDING, CENTRALLY
located, and especially convenient to Cen
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DIR. Luke =. Blackburn

Writes concerning Grab Orchard Water;
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pain; charges reasonable; can give the
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streets; telephone 293. Lem Davis, sur
geon chiropOdist
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CHARGED WITH LUNACY.
Matters Disposed of in the OrdInary's
Court.

Philip Cook was committed to Jail yes
terday by the Ordinary on a charge of
lunaey.
An order was granted by Judge Ferrin TO
Louise NJ. Logan, guardian OF Carrie l..
ana Adele A. Mannion. minors, confirming
expenditures for education Of wards.
Extra compensation was granted TO u.
H. McLaws, trustee for John M. Milen,
minor. -.
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Observation-Disclosures.

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Address Business, care News.
WANTED. A PORTABLE TEN -HORSE
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FoR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

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FOR RENT, HOUSE, GWINNETT
aud Price streets. $25 per month; also
house ON Bolton street. south side, second
east of Price. $50; both in good order;
from oct / next p. A Waring.
FOR RENT, FROM OCT. I, RESI-
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Jones, east.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE
residence No. ia Park avenue west pos
session given LIST october next. Apply to
A. G. GueIard.
DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR RENT. 221
Waldburg street, east, newly painted In
side and outside; just papered; rent right
Est. S. Cohen, West Broad and Brough-
ton.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE HOUSES IN
frst-class localities; perfect condition;
right rent to right tenants; call early or
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and Broughton.
FOR RENT, CHEAP. SMALL. COM
Portable house good condition. 81 IIaber-
sham street; right rent to right tenant
Apply on premises or Estate Saloman Co
hen, West Broad and Broughton.
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EDUCATIONAL.

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THE OGLLIHORPE SEMINARY
will begin It's 18th year on the first Mon
lay in October. For particulars, apply TO
Miss A. NJ. Starr, All CASTOR street, east.
Mrs. Louis G. Young. principal.
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FON -MISJELLANEUUS.
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Perry street, west.
FOR RENT, OFFICES ON NORTH
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SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
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EnR RENT-nooNis.

MOST DESIRABLE ROOMS IN CITY
fronting Park southern exposure; fur
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gas and electricity; nicely kept conyen-
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A Decided
Reduction

Has been made in the price Of sum
mer specalties. You can replenlsh
now at a saving. Our Cut Glass Dc
partment is as usual hued with the
best productions of the world. To
large buyers during the present
month we win make exceptionally
close figures. Odds ana ends in
China and Glassware at next to
nothing prices. We have all the
standard housekeeping necessities.
You can depend On what you get
here.
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TAKE A BOX KITE TO TYBEE AND
have some harmless sport big stock OF
box kites and other good things, at c. p.
Miller, agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-22
LAST NIGHTS CONCERN.

There was a cultured and apprecia-
tive audience at the Opera House last
night to listen to the musical selec-
lions rendered by the Louise Brehany
Ballad and Concert Company, and the
Ogpheus Male Chorus. The music was
of a high order, and Miss Brehany was
especially pleasing, her full, flexible,
and well-trained soprano voice so de-
lighting the audience that she was
compelled to respond 10 numerous en-
cores. The programme concluded with
one act of the opera Martha" which
was artistically presented. The sing
ing of the Orpheus Chorus was up to
the high standard heretofore estah-
lished by the chorus. The gentlemen
are to be commended for providing
such an artistic programme for local
lovers of music.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-22
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
Collection OF the small Events of Each
Passing Day.

A Collection of the small Events of Each
Passing Day.
Three plain drunks We're pulled in by
the police at Bellaire last night
The Council Committee on Lights will
meet Friday evening at 7:95 o'clock.
Charles d. Mccarthy. architect, has
removed from the Pollock building to
room TO- Reilly building.
Judge Harry C. Hervey will hold a
special session of the Circuit Court to-
day, for the transaction OF general bust
ness.
The funeral of Clara, daughter Of
Frank Walthers, VIII take place Thursday
afternoon from the family residence, No.
26H Chaplne street.
The big meeting of Wheeling Lodge of
Elks will take place this afternoon, and
will be followed by social session at the
Arion. beginning at ten o'clock.
The funeral of the late Robert Luke
will take place this afternoon at two
o'clock, from the family residence on
Fifteenth street. Interment at Greenwood.
Master Elmer Bonnette is IN Parkers-
burg, where he is trying to further his
plans for a State organization in the in
terest of the American Boy Battleship
fund. No.
Jonas Butterfeld. a well known and
highly esteemed citizen died yesterday
afternoon in the 45th year of his age.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
yet been made.
A team Of horses belonging to f. NJ,
Inll G. - tn
runaway on South Eoff street yesterday.
The wagon to which they were attached,
was damaged by collision with a telephone
pole.
The Rev S. K. Arbuthnot, chaplain of
the First West Virginia regiment of vol
unteers, addressed the Methodist minis
tiers at their weekly meeting Monday
afternoon, upon the subject of life in the
army.
Local Union No. 246, J. T L. Of A,
are having printed 500 circulars which
are to be distributed about the city Each
circular will bear the names Of the mer-
chant taiIors. entitled to the union label
on their product.
in another column Of the paper ap-
pears an announcement from Local
OTAon NO 20. Journey men 1dliGfS Union
of America, calling attention to the mer-
chant tailors, who are entitled to the use
of the union label on their product.
A vacation order by Judge PAUL in
the case Of W. r. Hanna, constable, YER
sus c. G. Whitman, agent for John Mar
ling and Nancy J. Finsley, Directs that
summons be issued for defendant who
is restrained from selling property named.
News reached this city late last even
ing of the death OF the infant son Of
Prof. and Mrs. A s. Bell at their home
near West Liberty. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell
have the sympathy Of host OF friends in
their sad bereavement. The funeral
takes place tomorrow morning from the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-22

PROTRACTED MEETING.

The Rev. Cobb, the noted evangelist
of Decatur, H., who is assisting the
pastor of the Second Christian Church
in a protracted meeting, delivered an
other excellent sermon to large and
appreciative audience last night. His
text was, Seek ye the Lord while
He may be found" Rev. Cobb is a
magnetic talker and his interpreta-
lions of the gospel are at once quaint
and beautiful. He belongs TO that
class of speakers that always receive
a generous hearing wherever they go.
During the services Prof. Sage sang
several solos.
Rev. Cobb's subject for this even
ing is Power on Earth to Forgive
Sins" A special musical service has
been prepared for this evenings meet
ing, to which the general public is in
vited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-22
EX- PRIVATE POLLY
Of the First West Virginia, Has Been
Dismissed on a Serious Charge at
Fort Sheridan.--A Resident of Ben
wood,

Through petitions which were secur-
ed by James A. Filan, of this city, from
the city officials of Wheeling, Benwood
and Bellaire, and presented to the War
Department by Congressman B. B.
Dovener, Ex-Priyate Albert Polly, OF
Benwood, a member of the First West
Virginia volunteer infantry, who was
sentenced about four weeks ago to a
years Imprisonment in the military
prison at Fort Sheridan and deprived
of his citizenship, On the charge of
splitting in the face of an officer, has
been dismissed on the charge and is
now at liberty.
The first news of Mr.. Polly's dismis-
sal at Fort Sheriden was received by
Congressman DOvener in a letter from
the War Department, which was signed
by W. H. Carter, Assistant Adjutant
General. The friends of Mr.. Polly
claimed that he did not spit in the of
ficer's face. A few folks stated that the
soldier, while discussing some question
with the officer, threw d handful OF
peanuts in the officers face. The
friends of the soldier, generally, were
very much pleased to learn Of the ac-
ton taken by the War Department in
the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-22
Sales of RAJ Estate.

S. Nesbitt, Jr., sold the Raymond
property on Eoff street to Mr. VIM.
Bandi for $1,735; the Nelson farm near
Triadelphia to Mr.. Benedict Mueller,
for $4,000; two lots at east end of
Twenty-fourth street for Jacob Rietz,
heirs to Mr.. Joseph Phillips, for $3.50;
lot No. 81 on Lind street, in Belvedere,
for Elizabeth Ham, for $425, to Mr..
Karl Knauss; lot on Marshall street in
Mason's addition to Benwood, to Mr..
Henry Hill, for $500; three lots at east
end of Twenty-fourth street, for Reitz,
heirs to Mr. VIM. Balzer, for 81 LOO; lot
at east end of Twenty-fourth street, to
VIM Rietz, for $500; lot in Mason's
addition to Joseph Tusinec, for S225,
and part Of the Keller property on
Wilson street to Mr.. Gottlieb Huesel,
for $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-22
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-22
CLERK ROBERTSON'S OFFICE.

A marriage license was issued yes
terday by Clerk Robertson to Samuel
Urnei, aged q, of Washington county,
Pa, and Agnes Dawson, aged II, OF
GastOnville, Pa
A deed was left for record dated
March 18th, from Jacob Rietz and wife
ct al, to Henry Balzer, conveying pro-
perty on the Redmen cemetery road.
Consideration, SLIGO.
Deed dated March 18th, 1899, from
Mary j. Cochran and husband, to Mai
B. Simpson, wife of C. H. Simpson, con-
veying a portion of the John Reid
farm on the National road. Consider
alton, S1,500.
Deed dated March 18th, 1899, from
Robert J. Mccullough and Thayer Mel
vim, administrators of the estate of Ed
ward Reid, to August c. Meyer, con-
veying % feet of a lot in Sprigg and
Ritchie's addition. Consideration,
S1,SO0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-22

How grand a thing it is to possess
the vigor and vitality that are asso-
ciated with robust health, Life is
bright and the capacity for enjoyment
is full How distressing is the reverse.
Then life is dark and enjoyment a
stranger. Many are in the latter cat
egory, even after trying all kinds OF
remedies. But hope need not be given
up for all that DR.. Greene, 80 West
14th St, New York city. the famous
specialist, has cured thousands Of
cases where vigor and vitality had en-
tirely gone. If you are suffering in
this way get DR.. Greene's advice. You
can consult him by letter, free. This
is a rare chance. Take advantage Of
it, Write to him at once and he will
put you in the way OF getting back
these priceless possessions-health and
strength.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-22
CATHEDRAL MUSIC.

At the Lenten services this evening
at st. Joseph's Cathedral, at 1880
O'Clock, the collection piece will be an
ave Marie" solo, by Dudley Buck,
rendered by Miss Emma Yahn. The
choir will render Headaches 20 Salu-
taris." The Lenten- sermon will be
given by Rev. p. A. Boyce, of Sisters
vile. The choir, under the training OF
the organist Prof. Rafferty,, is prepar-
ing special passion music for Palm Sun
day evening from Rossini's "Stabat
Mater"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-03-22

Phillip James and James Wardell,
two coal miners employed at the
Wheeling creek mines about three
miles west of Bridgeport, met with a
horrible accident yesterday shortly
after the noon hour, which resulted in
the death of both. The men were
working together in room, when sud
denly and without warning, fall OF
stone weighing several tons fell upon
them, crushing and mangling them ter
ribly. The cries of pain and anguish
of the unfortunate victims were heard
by some of their fellow workmen who,
after nearly an hours hard work, eX-
and stone. They were tenderly carried
to the mouth of the mine and prepar-
ations made for their removal home.
Wardell, who was still alive when
brought from the mine, died while
being taken to his home about a mile
west of Wheeling creek James sur
vived but an hour or so after being re-
moved to his home, despite all efforts
upon the part of the attending physic-
ians, Drs. Van Wagner and ]. O.
Howells.
Both the unfortunate men were we'll
up in years, being past sixty, and have
worked at coal mining nearly all their
lives. Wardells home is at Circle
vile, and was prominent and highly
respected resident of that place. James
resided in West Bridgeport, between
Brookside and Wheeling Greek, and
had many friends who were greatly
panied to learn of his untimely death.
AT Wheeling Creek, where the acct
dent occurred, great excitement pre-
vailed among the residents of that
place until it was learned who the vic
time We're, many of the women and
children thinking it might be their
husband or father.
The affair is deeply regretted on the
part of everyone in that vicinity, and
the bereaved relatives have the heart
felt sympathy of the entire commun-
ity.
No arrangements had been made for
the two funerals yesterday, but they
probably will be held Thursday.