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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-12
Market Gossip,

Worlds wheat shipments this week, T.
go. 900; corn. 4. 700, 600.
Paris: Wheat unchanged, -four cen
times lower.
Liverpool: Wheat I'D higher corn 4sd
higher.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-12
Range of Prices.

Furnished by J. C. Goings. Commission
Merchant, 112 East 5th St, Topeka, Kan.
receiver and shipper of grain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-12

TIA, ia. razor-edge collars. We put
on smooth edge. Peerless Steam Laun-
dry, liz and la West Sth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-12
Ranges Of Prices on Stock.

Furnished by ]. c. Goings. Commission
Merchant, 112 East 5th St, Topeka, Kan-
receiver and shipper of grain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-12
BLOODY DUEL.

Continued from First Page.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07
szLAsK.

MA KOPALNI W Niwce eks-
plodowafo pud}o z prochem. skut+'
klein eksplozyi. zosta}o zabitych s
g6rnik6w. Nieszcze6liwl nazywajq
sic: Bialas. Dura, Ug6rnlk, Wiki i
Depka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07
w CA:MMINER ,Kre1sblstt'

w CAMMINER ,Krelsblatt"
anonsuje pod}ug ,,Niederschlesi-
sher Anzeiger" jakis Junker:
.,Arbeiter zur Dreschmaschine
gesucht. I.ohn 8 NIX. S % if und
Frass umsonst." (Poszukuje sig
robotnik6w do m}ocki, plaza dzlen~
ma 8 NIX. &C Leo .;,zar~
c i e. darmo J Czy juz kiedykolA
wick czytano podobny anons po-
danny przez polskich w}ascicieli, a
jednak rodacy nasi clagna do
Eiemc6w. S}usznie powiada ,Nie~
derschles. Anzeiger': ,.Wenn die
Ausdruecke S O f f und f r a 8 s
der W1rklichkeit e~ntsprechen, sind
die armenOpfer NIGHT zu beneiden".
w woluem tlomaczeniu brzmia-
t,by to: Jezeli W powyzsze wyra-
zenia So odbiciem usposobienia
owego pana, los jego robotnikdw
ME jest godnym zazdrosci. - POI
wyzej podany anons to take kwia~
tex wyros}y ma kulturne] glebie
doprawionej przez ,Bismarka. Pre-.
bija sig W nicj ,,deutsehe urwuech,
sige Kernigkeit'' i iscie junkiersk
wybryk ::rdzennego >Putkameruhd.
czykaI
>91 II. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07
CliiekaWe R5z,ecz,y,

Il ISEE%G @shcsS NHEsGI S&Af@&aiE% -A<&t
y at,tI
z%ziBl'RE'oDNIczE Dz1EcKo.-
Trzynastoltetlnlle. dziswcze, Mini,
Bahnse, " brunswickiem miastecz
ku Vorsfeldc, pomimo m}odeg
wieskku sta wa}a jul diva razy pre-,
saedem "a drob niejsze kradziezze. Nj
skazano jej ma kare wieziennq, lee.
udzielono nagany i zagrozone
domem poprawy.
Me trwa}o 'dlugo, a dziew
c2zyna poraz trzeoi dopuscila ST,
kradziezy, zabrawszy rzeznikowi !,
Isasiedztwa kielbase, By sic cd kary
uchronlc, wpad}a ma iscie diabelsk
pomys}, chcac s'vego 6:-letniegc
brata zabi6 j ma niego wing zwall6.
Podczas, gdy matka by1a i
piracy, Minpa nam6wi}a m}odsze
rodzenstwo, l0-letnia siostre !
e-letniego brata do przechadzki do
pobllskiego lasku. Przybywszy ma
miejsce, wys}a}a siostre do pc
b]iskiej cegielni pc n6z, by sniada,.
ME kt6re zabra}a, rozdzleliG. Gdy
zcstafa sama-z bratem1 vyje}a inny
n5z z kieszeni i usifowa}a ch}opcu
prraeci9c zy}y u :reki.
.Ch}opiec zaczaf p}akac i od-
szed{ W las, W tel chwili powr6-
ella tez m}odsza siostra. Minna
pobieg}a "a chtopcem, uspokoi}a go,
a n~asteppie wpro wadzi}a: rodzen-
stwo ~jeszcze g}ebiej W las. Tam
wesz}a IA opuszczajace sic o ga
}ezie drze wa, umocowa}a u iednei
z galezi powr6z i zwabila brata do
siebie. Ledwc ch}opiec wszed}, "a
rzucl}a mu petlice W kolo .szyi /
zepchnefaz drzewa. M}odsza sio~
stra tylko W ten sposob ch}opca
uratowa}a, il go przyciSne}a do
pnia tax, re zn6w m6g} sic noga o
ga}qz oprzc6, a %nastepnie petlice
usune}a.
Chlopiec i dziewcze ME chcieli
W boru pozostac, przeto
Minna udafa sic z mimi W strone
domu. Przcchodzac ko}o stawu,
zbrodniarka zn6w godzi}a ma zycle
brata, wepchuawszy go W wode.
Szczesciem woda by}a W tenn miei-
ecu p}ytka i z pomoca m}odszej
siostry wydosta} sig ch}opiec ma
SUSIE.
Sad }awniozy W Vorsfelde
skaza} Minne "a kradziez uat kare
wiezieuia, a sprawe o us1}owane
mordcrstwo przekazano ::s9dowl
ziemiailskiemu W Brunswiku.. !
'TE'IENIE ptaszat coraz
wieccj ustaje gdyz ludzie naby-
waja coraz wiecej przekonania,
re tax dalej bye ME mole. Ptaszki
ma to Pan Bog stworzy1, ably nam
spiewa}y, a zarazem tepi}y owady
rolom ogrodom szkodliwe = a
,udzie je tepili dot2d nies}ychanie.
Skutki tego okazuj2 SIC tez ogrom"
ne. Namnozy}o sic tego robactwa
lyle, re czfowick sobie rady daG
ME moe a re lasow i krzew6w
coraz mniej, ME ma tez tych licz-
nych guiazd ptasich; jake dawniej
bx,-olu fFo +o1 +orou roIv;oo ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07

,hrsonee pptta a ! pred mnolrdterc',z1a
Izika ~. nod. Y \ yss'zzla g, g; br /, ! ~
I, ~ serc m'iee i1iias y
>,o6rej to broszurzzee odmalow.aafD1,o
b .rwnie okruciehstWa : jakien.i
nlszczae ptastwo. Liga przemawia
do kobiet " imie uczucia lndzkosci
lzacheca do zaniechanla mody,
swiadczscej 0 braku litoSciwych
serc wsf6d nlewiast. Cz}onkowie
ligi zobowiezuja sic raz ma zawsze
ME uosic ptasich ozd6b ma glowie.
sYNEK MILIoNERA. H.
synek znanego milionera amery-
k~anskiego okazuje zdolnosc do
%interesdw, starannie pielegnowa-
na przez OLGA. Bawi teraz 2 rodzi~
CANT W modnem miejscu k2pielo-
wen Newport, a PREY tropikalnych
upa}ach ostatnich czas6w, przyszedl
mu NJ mysl .dobry %interes, kt6ry,
by ma tenn m6gf zrobi6. Pobieg1
do kucharza i nudzi1 60 tax d}ugo.
al. ten spreparowa} mu diva wia~
dra lemonady z lodem, potem z
kilku szklankami wybiegf pred
brame sprzedawaG ch1odny nap6j
spragnionym przechodniom. z MIN
j razzem pobieg} Jego piesek Jack
pilnowaG wiaderek, Handel ME
szed} bardzo swietule i chlopiec
zaczq} sig nudzic, gdy W tenn przy~
jecha} jego papa z %wycieczki, wy
pit szklanke lemonady z wiaderka
ma kt6rem by}o 'nap,sane ,,po 8
:cent6w''. ,,Dlaczego te lemonade
W .drugim wiaderku sprzedajesz pc
10 cent6w? spyts} syna, mn,e sig
zdaje, re niema pomiedzy niemi
.zadnej r6znlcy?". ,,RzeczYwi6cie,
papo, Lemonade jest ia sama, ale
przedtem wpadf mi Jack do tego
w%iaderka, wiec %spusci}em Gene ma
po}owe, azeby ME by}o oszukah-
stwa". Mona sobie wystawic, CO
ma towiedzia} papa.
W GORBICACH W saksonii
zachorowa1 robotnik. Lekarz kazal
mu co dwie godziny zazy6 pc 10
kropli tynktury opium. Choremu
krople tie zdawa}y sic "a ma}a doza,
wychyli} Gala Aaszeczke. Utraci}
przytomnosc i umar} niezad}ugo
potem W tel bezprzytomnosci. DIS
i~eszcze wielu jest tax nieoglednych
i u mas - ME zwazaja ma to, re W
lckarstwach jedna kropla nadto
wzieta zabic moze cz}owieka.
: " JATONII wynaleziono no.
wy spos6b tracenia zbrodniarzy.
Celia wiezienna 8 stop wysoka, 10
stop szeroka i 10 stop dfuga, jest
szczelnie zamknieta, zeby do niej
2 zcwnatrz ME dochodzi}o powie-
trze. w kazdej 2 czterech scian
Jest okno, take szczelnie zam
kniete, re szk}em, szerokim 3 Gala,
zeby wykonawcy s%tracenia zbrod~
MARIA mogli przez ME paired ma
,kouoporo (o1o loot po(oo1oDo .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07

pe}niono ma budowli PREY ullcy
Szewskiej ma. IS. " Poznanlu.
Zatrudnionych tam murarzy draz-
Mill przechodzacy mimo %slusarze, a
mianowicie murarza Wierzychow-
skiego z Jezyc, kt6rego chc1ano
xrzucid a drabiny. Ten oburzony
chwyci} HAWAI- drzewa 1 tax ME-
szczesliwie uderzyt MEM W grove
slusarza Stanis}awa Jankowskie-
90 wildly, re ma miejscu padf
trupem. Zabity osieroci& zone i
dzieci. Znaleziono PREY. MIN 96
marek otrzymane "a rover, ktdry
tcsoz dnia sprzeda}. Wierzyohow7
skiego a~resztowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07
1ieffdlzsiili,s pies, uzgnies is

kasls SSsA S.NS sssN 8fNaaass#asss
! 9 1iitedfddzsiil poiie / ullksniie 30
uplly.vw:e ID pdaminuty.
ToRUN. Czego to z}odzieje
ME skradne, chodby przedmioty
nawet zyciu zaggraz tly,.poucza Il: q
stepujace zdarzenie. Ma Podg6rzu
przeszukano kilka dom6w, zam11lesz.
kiwapych rzez r,botnik6w. Z
jcdnego znaleziono Il granat6w,
ktdre ME pek}y Pc wystrzelenlu 2
armaty s puszek napefnionych
silnym materya}em wybuchowym.
Przedmioty skradziono prawdopo-,
dobnie z placn dwiczen %artyleryi.
Fus1ki. ukryto W l6zku VET
knawszy je " sfomej Cudem MONA
nazwac te okolicznosc, re puszki i
granaty ME eksplodowa}y. Mog}o
sig by}o }atwo. ~wydarayc wielkie
~n;eszczescie.
BOCHUM, " Westfaln. Tu-
tejsza izba larna zassdzi1a zn6w
try osoby, kt6re podczas bezro-
bocia W Herne dopu6cilyz sig wy
kroczen. G6rnik Bandasch z Herne
m6wil do g6rnika Stank1ewicza,
re mu kosc1e po}amle, jezeli jutro
p6jdzie do piracy. Nazajutrz czeka}
PREY drodze g6rnik6w idacych do
piracy chcia} powstrzyma6. Ban
dash zosta} skazany ma 8 miesiecy
wiezienia. Gornik. Stanis}aw
Graczyk z Baukau rzuca} ma gore
nik6w idacych do pracy4'kamienia-
mi, ably wr6cili do:domu; "a co
p6jdzie ma . miesiecy wiezienia. :
Trzecim by{ g6rnik 5Kar6l Scheibe
z Eickla, kt6ry stara} sic gorni~
k6w powstrzymac *od p6jfcia do
piracy, odgrazajac i'm sig. Ia to
skazany zosta} Scheibe>na 8 miesia-
&c wiezlenia~. Ea"<
lE6-
Brandon
burgii. - Dnia 8go Sierpnia u
maria tn Siostra Elzbietanka S. p.
z domulg Julianna Daberek, !
Polka, W IS roku szycia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-07

SE%NtFRE a.&A kS@sVN& sSMH8E$MN WS Observation-Disclosures
wrxesnia. z Poznania jake tez !
cs}ego Ks,estwa zjjedzie sic DUO luz
osdb zaproszonych, : Warszawy
prxybedzie najznakomitszy powief-
ciopisarz Henryk sienkleYicz,
ktory ma take przemawia6 przy
odslonieciu pbmnika. ~ Pan Jd~
zz,f KoSolelski jest prawdziwym
opiekunem ola miasta Mi}os}awia,
DO jego staraniom zawdziecza mia=
sto oswietlenie e~lektryczne, on
tez za}ozyf tamze fabrYke cygar,
kt6ra znakomicie sic przyczyna do
ozywienia bandlu " miatcczku, on
tez zapobiegb} rych{a pomoca
E
przcjsciu polskiego browaru " re-
&c nic1nieckie - on tez przyczyni}
sig znacznym kapitalem do zamie"
nienia znanej fabryki maszyn H
Cegielskiego W Toznaniu ma Toe
warzystwo akcyjne. Pan Kosciel-
ski lokuje wog6le kapita}y swoje
W przcdsiebiorstwach krajowych, z
cxego p}ynq korzySci ola wszyst~
49,, .:lt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-12
nRrnaDpoRr HAPpENTNag.
Events, Of Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

Yesterday afternoon at Q o'clock, oc-
CURED the death Of Mrs, John Green
lee. at her home In Lansing, aged
foFty-eIght. Mrs, Greenlee was well
known in this vicinity, and leaves q
host Of friends, together with u hus-
band and three children, to mourn her
loss.
Owing to an accident 70 the Bridge
port electric lighting plant last night
the incandescent lights will not be
burning for the next two weeks. The
injury to the plant, however will not
interfere with the arc lights.
Word has been received from Father
Weigand, who, has been so1ourning in
Europe for about four months, stating
that he had arrived safely in New
York Saturday. He Is expected to ar
rive here tomorrow evening.
The fourth and last. evening of the
bazaar and festival given at the Opera
House by st. Anthony's church drew
large crowd. The AFFAIR was very sue
cessful, and about 81 900 was cleared.
The water plugs VIII be flushed to-
morrow, and all persons wishing to use
water on that day had better have IL
drawn before II Is too late.
Misses Minnie and Blanche Powell.
who have been guests Of the family OF
David Boston, returned to their homo
in Clarington yesterday.
. The Bridgeport lodge, No. 1St, 2. &
H.. met last evening, at which time
the recently elected Otiicers were ins
stalled.
The ladies' OF the West End NJ. z.
church will give a social this evening,
which promises to be a very enjoyable
affair.
Mrs. Everly South and daughter.
Helen, returned yesterday from a two
weeks visit with relatives ut Pitts
burgh.
Charles Coss has resigned his posi-
ton at Branum's, and the vacancy has
been filled by Harry Porter.
The young society people Of this city
Will give dance Mt the Island club
rooms tomorrow evening.
The ladies' Of the First NJ. E. church
OF KIrkwood will give turkey supper
next Thursday evening.
A wagon loaded with hay broke down
on Lincoln avenue yesterday, stopping
travel for some time.
John Goodwin returned to East LIv-
erpool yesterday, after d visit with
George Medill.
w. B. Hall, the Pike street underta-
ker. is having phone placed in his
residence.
The Union Hall Association will give
dance at the Opera House Thursday
evening.
Miss Rachel Holland, Of Colerain,
was calling on Bridgeport friends yes
terday,
Sheriff Foreman, Of ST. claIrsyllls,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. George Bresoek is slowly recov-
erIng from her recent illness.
William Coss, Of Railroad street, Is
on the sick list.
r. A. Bailey Is III at his home in
Klrkwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-12
pHLLAIRR HAPPHNINas.
Matters Of Interest In the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

Matters Of Interest In the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.
II the Aetna glass works, machine
shop and foundry is started on the
basis proposed by the present owners
of that plant, 1t will be a good thing
for the city. as It will mean the em-
pioyment Of more people here and the
distribution Of more money In the way
Of wages than has been since 1880. The
matter Is being very generally discuss
ed now Ii business circles, and eVerys
body would like to see the whole plant
in operation. It has been kept stard-
ing idle SO long that 1t causes None
wonder why this should be so. The ops
portunity to help start It is now pre-
scented.
The officers Of Spangler Post 50, G. A.
R., now are: Post commander. ]. b.
Gibson, senior vice commander. A. Por.
tertleld: Junior vice commander, Henry
w. Rolls; chaplain, ]. N. Paul; surs
geon, A. Rederer; quartermaster, W. H.
Thompson; ofFlcer Of the day. ]. L
Lancaster; officer Of the guard,
/. Schramm; trustees, II. w. Rolls, for
three years; A. Porterheld, for two
years; A. Haas, delegate, and W. H.
Thompson, alternate to department en-
campment Of Ohio. The officers Will
be Installed on the second Saturday Of
January, 1900.
James clifford. the fourteen-year-oId
youth who has been here for several
days in charge Of Marshal Johnston,
was sent to his home at Columbus by
that official yesterday afternoon. He
was a bright boy and very mannOrly,
and the lesson learned by the expert
ence Of runaway seemed to make the
proper impression upon him.
Hon. ]. j. Gill is now settled down
in Washington for this session, and his
Ofiice Is in charge OF his private secre.
tary, Mr.. Charles D. SImeral, A WASH
ington correspondent says that while
Mr.. Gill Is a bachelor. his sisters, Mrs.
Robbins, Of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Nc.
Cook, OF Steubenville. viii assist in the
necessary social honors this winter.
John McGraw sustained a wound In
the neck from a toy target rifle in the
hands OF boys at Indian run. He was
literally shot In the neck, hut the
wound Is not dangerous. The practice
Of the boys is, however.
There will be another civil service
examination held In this city on the 80
day Of January. 1900. The eligible list
OF carriers Is exhausted, ana the com"
mission desires that new list be pros
vlded.
Isaac N. Grafton, the undertaken,
who has been in a critical condition for
some time past with paralysis. was
thought to be dying yesterday evening
The BeuwOod ferryboat now runs to
make connection with the last street
car down on the Wheeling side, about
1880 o'clock.
The Gravel Hill reading room social
netted for the benefit OF that splendid
institution between $40 and $50.
Mayor Freeze disposed Of eight ordl-
nary DRINKS yesterday, and let them OF
as lightly NJ possible.
The Shakespeare Club will meet this
evening at the home Of Miss Elsa La
cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-12
pRIIP lIElTfolnf4aa.
Events IN and About the city Given
e Q Nnt1hlll.


Events IN and About the city oiVar
r. Q Nntdhlll
Council MEETS THIS eVsninE.
Grand to-night I'm Atlantic City,
Groceries win he OPEN evenings from
next Friday until Christmas eve.
House 8 Hefrmann's Santa clau-
attracted hundreds o. little Oneb last
Henry kEoHenW0Ft3 has G1ceeeded
Edward Diehl as polipp oficeF on tRo
Fourth ward beat
BEGINNING last night and continuing
until Christmas Eve. the retail stOFeg 81
tne city are open evenings
A son Of Robert Smell, who aas. been Z
patient At the City hospital, was moved
yesterday In the city ambulance to hil
home. 2lt9 Main street, South Side Thf
boy q recovering rapidly.
The representation Of Mount Vesu.
Wins 81 action, ~ the Main street as
play window at George ~. Shook q
Co.'S, attracted great interest last
night. 1t is eleVeriy conceived and wen
carried out,
The explosion Of g lump Ia q residence
on Fourteenti street, East End, called
ont the FIRE department. at 11:10 last
night, but before the arrival OF the ap-
parRtus the blaze WAS eHtinguished
without loss
The g. A. r. hfe, drum and bngle corps
will give Its opening bail Tonight at Be
about hall. The function Is given for the
purpose OF raising funds Cor the purchase
Of new uniforms for the corps, to be
first worn In the dewey Day" parade,
Miss julia schafer, OF 100 Sixteenth
street, while carrying basket Of
clothes, slipped and painfully injured
her back. DR.. WlngeTtor was called
and he feared that IN operation would
be necessary.
The annual meeting Of the stoekhold-
efB Of the National Exchange bank Of
Wheeling viii be held at the banking
house on Tuesday, January 8. between
the hours Of and O'Clock p. M, for
the election Of directors.
A very pleasant evenings entertain
ment was given under the auspices Of
Excelsior Lodge No. 10, A. o. o. w, in
the nature Of q family gathering Of the
members This II the first Of a series Of
entertainments 20 be given BY the
lodge.
Among the notable window displays
is that at ]. C. Stamps, 1923 Market
street, where kaleidoscope pictures are
shown Of Dewey's reception in New
York. These are Of especial interest,
owing to the adnnlral's approaching
visit TO Wheeling.
The G. A. r. committee, In charge Of
the Civil war veterans division in the
Dewey Day" parade, has organized
by choosing a. j. Felber secretary. The
chairman is County Clerk Richard
Robertson. The committees next
meeting will be held Saturday evening
at I. o. O, r. hall.
Messrs. James A. Beaver ex-gover-
nor OF Pennsylvania; N, p. Whitaker,
W. n. Rogers. w. 3. Tustin and A. B.
Daily, incorp0rat0rs OF the National
Tln-Plate Company, have called gem
eral meeting Of the stockholders, to be
held Thursday, December "a, in Pitts
burgh. for the purpose of organizing.
The Washington & Jefferson Glee,
Mandolin and Banjo Clubs will give a
concert at the Carroll Club auditorium
on WednesdaX December 20. The
clubs have had most successful sea-
son this year and will, no doubt, be able
to entertain the Wheeling people with
choice performance, Tickets will be
on sale at Houses after the 10th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-12
lrARTIT's RHR1Y UrWs.
rhe uaiiy Chronicle u g7h66ting'l
Progressive Neighbof

EfpETtl1lNo u iCsdbof.
Mss safzh Hoyle,s nom q The Gem
trai school Wag closed yesterday altef.
noon, on account Of diphthsria existing
IN the family Of Samuel McLaln. On
Second street, and one q the Children
being g Pupil IN Miss Hoyle'a room, i
seems impossible to stamp the disease
out OF the city. Several times the town
has been free nom The disease. and then
II again puts IN IL appearance, with
apparently renewed vlgOr. The dis
ease has been handled carefully by our
physicians, and the health officer has
from the beginning enforced the strict.
ct quarantine rules We have u. and
the only apparent remedy y to let ma
ture take ita course.
The W0man's Home ana Foreign
Missionary societies Of the Presbyte rtln
church will meet Thursday afternoon It
the church. and hold a union meeting,
the occasion being the tWeuty-hfth aH-
riYArGAry Of the Foreign Missionary
Society. A literary and musical pro-
gramne will be rendered.
Mrs. william Mann entertained a
humber Of friends last evening at a
Scotch musicale, In honor Of Mrs. Mary
Y. D, CRbell, Of Norwood, Va. at her
home, on South Third street. II was a
very pleasant and novel Rdair, and
thoroughly enjoyed by all present
The Christian Endeavor societies Of
the Presbyterian churches Of Bridge
port, Blaine, Scotch Ridge and this city
will meet here Friday evening 70 orr
gnniEe a local union Of these societies.
The meeting viii be held In the Hresby-
terrain church.
Mrs. William RuShley left last eve
ming for New York, where she sails
tomorrow on the steamer Oceanic for
Yorkshire, England, where she VIII
make her future home.
The ladies Of the Baptist church viii
give a Christmas bazaar In the Com.
merciai hail Friday and Saturday eVe-
nlnga, and nothing will be spared to
make It success.
The w. c. n, U. viii hold a regular
meeting this evening at the home Of
Mrs, w. n. Woods, on North Third
street, and all members are requested
to be present.
The funeral Of Mrs. John Tierney will
occur this morning at Q o'clock from
st. Mary's church. Interment Will be
at Mount Calvary,
Miss Bess GFidlth returned last eye-
aing from a two weeks visit with her
cousin, Miss Bertha Griffith, at Pitts
burgh.
For inbibIng too freely Of liquid py.
rosechnics, ]. JohnSon's contribution to
the city yesterday morning was 81 and
costs.
Mrs. Joseph Leach left yesterday ior
waynesburg, Pa. where she will spend
couple Of months with her mother,
The Woman's club. Of this city, will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. John Turner, in Wheeling.
James Leondar. for disorderly COM
duct presented Mayor Shlpman - and
costs yesterday.
George Duncan and John Moore were
fined 81 and costs yesterday for drunk
enness.
The Knights OF Pythias have two
candidates to initiate tonight.
Howard joy is down from Pitts
burgh..
F. H EIcll Is on the sick list.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-12
BENwooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

NoWB NoLeb from GHo ou5y 14REsAA4A
County Town.
To the big bunch Of sherltfalty aspl-
rants in the Republican ranks there are
two more to be added. They Are David
Arrfck, OF Franklin district, and JOS
eph Drum, Of sherrRrd. It ia now up to
Sand HIN to toe the scratch with a
candidate and the county will have
drawn timber from It's four ends. II Ii
conceded that the race will be the hot
test In the county'B history and several
OF the contestants have left the "haHds
Of their friends" 20 do some circulating.
The comedy, ~ Fisherman's Luck. I"
TO be given by young people OF st. Nat
thew's German Lutheran church, has
been postponed until Wednesday even
ing, December 20. The original date
was tomorrow evening. The postpone
ment lnsures q more finished produce
ton.
There Is nome activity IN the prose-
cutting attorney line NJ well as for sher-
IN, and In this connection the following
are being mentioned: s. b. Blair, Albert
HoOten, D. d. EVnns and, the present
official, Thomas ]. Parsons, Of Mounds
Vile, and Josiah Sinclair, Of BenwoOd.
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The shoot to be given by Wheeling
marksmen has been set for Saturday,
January 10, at Wheeling Park. Sports
men from Marshall, Ohio and Brooke
counties in this state; Belmont, in Ohio.
and Washington and Greene. in Penn
sylvania, have been invited TO come.
One Of the prizes win be the little
brown bear won by Mr.. shirk at the
recent West Alexander shoot. It prom
ises 10 be a big affair.