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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23
ADVANCES IN BUILDING MATER
IAIS.

The numerous advances which have
taken place in material entering into
building has had the result OF discour-
aging many who contemplated extern
sive improvements this season, and IN
some cases prospective new edifces OF
various sorts have been laid aside by
the owners Of realty until a more IA
voralble time The net cost OF any
given building will be considerably
more this year than last. Iron and
steel, as is well known, has advanced
heavily; brick are up half dollar per
thousand, and that is big item IN e
building OF any size; tin has advanced,
and window glass is the latest thing to
be marked up. Prices in the plumDlng
line have also gone up, as everything
is higher now than a year, or even SIX
months ago, and the entire effect will
be to restrict operations. 1t is pretty
safe to say that at least twenty per
cent. would be added to the cost OF a
building this year over what 1t could
have been built for last summer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23
NOTIONS.

Is bars Racket Soap. ........ &c.
Bows good waists. ,12c, 15c. 1sc, Zoe.
&c. for Pine Tar Soap
Three cakes good toilet soap......... %. &C.
bingham Aprons ........ '.....'..''i r. r ro
Hair pins. 1c. Needles. lie. Pins, lie, &c.
Sc. gross for Pants Buttons.
Patent Pants Buttons $3.50. -. PC caIu'
Sc large galvanized iron water pals .loc
Ecrubbing Brushes, Whitewash Brushes,
79c. up.
Hair brushes. Backing Brushes.
Pocket books & Purses, 5c.s Sc, loo, 15c. Csc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23

THIS WEEK
Special sale of Ladies Spring Jackets and
Ready Made Suits at l.. :. Good d. Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL.

TIN AND STEEL STOCKS.
The following quotations on Nation
al steel and American tin stocks are
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23

Call and see our Cleveland Track
Racers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23
a B1rsINEcs CtIAINGE.

Mr.. Samuel Kraft has retired from
the wholesale notion firm Of KRAFT,
Frank & Co., and the firm has been
reorganized under the name OF ii.
Frank & Sons, the latter being Messrs.
S. K. Frank and Harry Frank, Jr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23

o. Monday place
wheeling We the inferior baking powder for
ehandea The
everything sell
fObeANoL Y Y Y Y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23
Mems Dress Shirts.

30 dozen mems separate collars ana Guns
dress shirts, SLO0 kind go at sc.
30 doz. mems good working shirts. ..zoe
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23

HE have said fright smart
about Vici heather for the
y past week. We have moro
to tell you when we show you
the shoes made from it. Its
just as good in q mans shoe as
in a woman's, and equally good
in tan colors. Made to FIT, as
our shoes are, it is tue ideal
Summer footwear.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23
Second Sight.

when you feel that you have trssd
everything and everyone consult IL 4
.Ee benehtted patients az our offsce. -
10 Won have hsadacne2 10 yoar eve.
~ nrfn. run together when rsad5asss
tEse, as II scum before the cye&y NJ.
things appear double or mixed ufs5 Have
dss,re 10 rub tho eyesg TsglfcfsSre5
d,oss the light pain fnen. Far ~
.ros,ble OF your eyes consult ia Dt,rs<s<
ria month we devote much time to CAR
,.rsrsS fone reason for Cur 8oes,sa rffvJ--
make a careful examination frss ~
rharge. The best proof of our ssfrcr<e r
ffe number OF Recommendations from our
r,IH rattefts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23

|WAxTED-ME1rBERs or SECRET so
cietfeg 70 call - West Va Printing Co.,
20 sas sa 8 z zdsssss s ecsd and =
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23
Window Shades.

rOc window shades. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .13c
6c window shades ....sr............. 3S5c
eSc window shades. IL 45e
Curtain poles. .t..... .l9c, 2ae
Table Oil Cloth. ......--.. l0c- yaro
Coed floor oilcioth. .l9c, &c, &c yard
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23
Prof. H. Shelf.

THE SCIENTIFIC oPTIcfAx.
Corner Main and Eleventh Streets
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23

Spring Jackets.
Silk Shoulder Capes.
Dry Goods Dept.
We place on sale:-
SC Turkey Red table cloth. .19c yard
Good bed ticking .......-..5c, Sc. 10c yard
No. cotton batting. .................Sc roll
Dress Goods.
Full line of all wool dress goods, calicoes,
ginghams. Full line p. ks in stripes,
dots and plain. cheap.
Silk and cotton draperies........5c yard up
Dress Innings, dress trimmings
Misses Nice Dresses.
FINE plaid dresses. ....s...................50 Soc
Fine trimmed dresses. .J.................75c
Umbrellas and
ParaSOlS.
$2.00 gents umbrellas. .....-..............99c
t3.CO gents fine silk umbrellas. 81 AZ
Gents umbrellas. Observation-Disclosures c, CSC
Ladies' Silk
ParaSOl Sale.
600 fine silk parasols. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$3.50 fine silk paraSOlS. ..................$1 40
SEQ hne Silk paraS0lS. ..................$1. 50
The above have elegant handles.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23
Ladies' Dress Skirts.
Shirt Waist Sale.

SOC shirt waists. ........... ........... =
75c finely trimmed waists. ........... .
S1.00 fine waists .....-.. .........-....s. 9
81 Is fine waists 49,. ...........-....... q
Silk Waists, SIS. s2.75. $500, $3.50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-04-23

: ia evezyuAaa ~. Tbnst1. d. ID q. cus1ceaA
onAr, &c 01nMxux. ~; nen6kvnur fhah axeh -
Rgrxsk DRuo AnD cukn CNRf. So neYes 1c1e11s
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X. C., p. & O. nroBGlyIz4rIoN.
II IL now to u. Accomplished In Europe
md America simultaneously.

Max Pam. counsel v the Philsdelph.a Reor.
ran.zsuun Committee stated yesterday tina, IL
had been decided that the Oftlll publication -
the modified pian Of felrT aniZAlJu Of the ansas
City. P.ilsbufg and Gul! Rallroad Company
and IT, terminals shall he accomplished slmLl.
,sn~,uly ia Euror~ and here This in the
natural order Of events, NIL not take place Tor
about tcn days
The kansas city Pi,tsourr and Gull Railroad
Company and 10th Us terminals namely. the
kanAss CITY Belt Line and the Port Arthur Chan.
mel and DISK Company, are " b. embraced N
one property and operated under one manage
mrnt and one ownership The fixed charges
under the ipfllef plan u the Philadelphia com.
r.'tec aggregated ISi Ohc and under tre mod
fed plan the fixed chargcs will bc SIhj 925 The
entire auth Hr.ged issue u new Sr-ur.r-s unccr
the mlilfci Plan vii - First mortgage pr
cent jyyear god bonds covering the entire
system Including 18th TERMINALS So 90 600
p-~t-rr-d SICK sci Oop Ooy. Common stock 80 .
90 Upt Holder. - the stock u the Kansas
city. PlttsburE and Gul' Railroad Company vii
ret GA payment u $40 assessment i1r each share
one sha'e - new common stock and ou-lenth
% a shs'c %! new preferred STICK
Tie properly Is 10 bc under the control Of a
Eve yeats NYi.nE Eusi, comprising sven mem.
b-rs \ change has ten made IN TIE p~rS. mel
OF haAs NhtLE IAst y! Nle EclTrucLl u' fTcSlr
dent \ l.. Suiw'l August HcJ.~rE"- ana John
d Guls.er. \ result q ~ r'HTEbIlEauua Nl!l
te The elimination q ne SuilUel Ini-r~si tom
Tie infringement IS he lfupe::y t.. new mem
h-rS q -" Nu'irE i-usi h!s James Sl.luiGn. Ten
/, MS Fitzgerald and joan LAulb"T;
J.. II Hartman " - lnSIFuMs GthI IN arranging
the 500! ~ vU3.' i.r plan. a. EulIn"l. ihs to-
LnAlir.u -sl! approved - TIE N~V urE rcor-
gaulEl4. u cuE.I.Iu-r Which viii DUw 4ls~. lNe
Tho Mercantile p! rust Company a.. this c.Iy has
l-Su aIlN. e. a New NufA -r;rt, lAry and he
Awsi":4h laSChe hGns ta- D-eu added a. a.
Arsi"f.au, urp'sltsry. be ucruheages 90! the
Gcp.s> AYES MI - listed IN ~. NeW ~ and
Hhuaae. yE4A StuCk Exchanges soon as prb.-
utau.c
Nj Pam, a. representative Of he Reorgan.
iEAuua Committee siAtss trAi the CON
m,tI~. ~ insure the Independence and
o,mplcscreSs Oi the main line has IN Tie
event @! any UHeA icV,eI refusal by The holders
90 lhc terminal companies securities g. Accept the
plan. arranged iuf terminals reaching Iae sane
n1IStr4r> and railroads A. are nov rcschcd by
the COMPANY. AMI a. 9 ~ nearly orc half less
iaau heretofore
4 ~ Indicate has heen formed which purchases
500 40 h new b HI~ ana ~ OtLpIU ~ new
preferred sio'S and as, un icrSrleS the ten.lriAT
h>SoS>r"n; - a. . give The new com pany ample
cash s. Discharge all - u5llghun us ami SITp,y
sd'sl gslr WORKING capital Al sccgflue> not ~,t
IN TIE 20 'caalIA.on under G.e i-sI NAL remain
lie treasury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
Rig BREAK ~ IEITHKR.
The stock Goe. from 20 TO IS and The
Back to 20.

Inverted pyramids bulk W by sp-rula;ors in
the CONN n stock o! the iu.ij Stats Lathe:
Company t.rplcd over yesterday and III. si,oA
WHOA had I'D a. 40 earlier IN the day. sod t.
- before ihu~e no had bvn enrIa-c'.as the
speculation put in supporting orders and rallied
the pnce back 20 SO The rapid advance IN the
stock rcorn.ly has been @! a sensational son.
Ttrce Z. lihs aCo IL Vas S!cEInE around Wall
Street Al O. When II b-gan 10 aIN auoc The n We
msut n Il was n lc,.lrd AID 4 sAs Mt until II
SIT above 10 that VAL Street awoke g. the ZEAL "a
Il thai h.g speculative Gea! was IN progress
The advance sIncr then. which cul minated ycsi,f
day by the prl,e touching 80, has tr,n al most
continuous and has been accompanied by al
SORTS Il rum
/, has bcsa sad that theS iandari Oh interests
hal bce'ue I4caunc! VIA the ~ rpc-iv. AMI :
lar..e bloc. 81 ,ur G ar1npl sIuca MAS fep1rlcl
- nave .pc-n tTauN t'rsi on TIE C'rJ Any b,s,lS
to the name ~ JON ~ Rockefeller. Jr The
CHTupAuv. II was SAD would - r. -Eau4.S1 "a
manner NAT would F~>aIi IA al >srt> H' hca"hu-
hCcruIEs 3 t.' s'"cs!' H-r-N tG,c have come
~ 'fsy thong G .i~,gv awe hr nAcrs have l,rAei
aSsHucr ~ 't- Speculation 10 'tc Si'cE an. h,rn
s'Sr,c , sa,rHS - r.i 80. ,,rl .,,.-.,
ye,l,-aaI siari.d slim. ~ h.'h t'.ll and heAr
account In tn mt u II t@k deaf ~ HH the
c'chrnrc. The ,tst"ucni "as ur'a~o-shic
g. Il showed = dccrcs-~ ~ the sprnlu~ rcs, ~ -
81 ihc bank - h.: A. l. entirely vll- them out
and Tor the iirsi 'Ignc Slace Sc lSaS g orrsIe
e deficit The ~elrr O.! Tinted S'ate~ lesthrr
thst he ~ircl phs thrown on the Uarkci 81 '"c
bs>i Irlce u would hing Th"rc = 'u11h!r
81 Iuni at n Urre between Ssl"s he tnt! dr1p
showing no sales h"ivern = snd - Trs raui4-
iiy with which Ne Stock rallied hhDk - 80 I'D 90
rumor. that the whole hreaE lsa been IN the ia
tur~ Of = "Scn''' Ia SHAKE gu, wcHt 1isll'rs IL
in the hull movement In all 81 ss5 shsrrs q
the stos we're dealt N dunar the two hoars u
business on TIE Exchange
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
PROSPERITY DEE TO PRorIDEycE
Gov. Poypt-r Un~illinr 10 Allow the Re-
publieAns Any SHOW IN II.

LINCOLN. Net. Nov Gov Pointers
Thar ssgiviEE Proe!ataai.oa !ssa~l to-day. .
somewhat s.cniactui u lts wo- &c l. The
srst TAraE'art he ArIarenty Ieeks - r-'Gte
tn cla Il tha; NearAsEss .r-s-G' az eu iG-a!
rro.p"r'-, !. sac q Mckinley Nv usis'irg that
Co.'s provided . Shouts have tie ere IL i
confines
Let o. r--.rar.- - -Irrsss cur grLtltE e
for Nh b. t-s.EE. %! he-tN which -H bs q 100
pstn!ov sd cave hibc4idsun~ .' a. E-s -
a. state 70 ire-u7 tia; .is C."ss -ss NAV .'s
pe ps'gI's1 T. u en- re- t~han-.s rrg
WI -fa'-'L' hears H. c-l1.-s hE.! + She
Establishment - oar - v~rIn.-t II over
~ ing prov 1e' . 10 ON sr0wth = present
grsa'neu l-' uss--E Il "a. est We become
rroua EngA .Ust ~ w~r ~h1Ie % - 'o-c.i
~. .Nsfef u'ss I o! the E-, Gt..c sai !, per-
.sh from the earth
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officially advertised ny said County Clerk.
For some unexplained reason the Tsmmany
Board Of rolic~ have PREPARED the official
tn. csr iii ;s Of the secretary OF state
and contrary 81 the official advertisement
O. n. coqH p .1Is X,,otb: syDs , the
head Of the ticket This clenrly shows
that the Democrat. believe Mr. Walton
is weak candidate ior sheiin that thry lare
We 30 rot fear "a appeal 10 the people Win
the name % am one 81 our candidates at the
The sriea OF the Democ managers at
the eleventh hour 70 the voters to lie on their
guard against eection-eve canaris exhibits
o.cratlc camr We have had our sav and are
now prepared 70 go TO the polls confident Of q
victory which vii give great eneouragemsni
to al the ~, riot g home-lovinr citizen-o Of the
Should the Republicans elect their county
tcket, as Mr. No drur and b : as,or. a'.s con-
sGrc to BE- included In the h.puhiican column:
fifst district. Fourth. ti'th. SIKH, seventh.
teeh,b. seventeenth. Z sh,a.nth. Twentistn
and 1w.n'y.iirst. a gain 81 eight over sst
year. There will. o'course. be CORRESPONDING
gan in Ald-rr en- who run IN the Assembly
district The Retubl'cars have made "a 6 --at
rght To- carry three al least o' the nv. Municipal
Cour, Ju.t,ceshils. ,he Fret district u !
candidate. " III he elected. a. he nornsl psino-
cratic majority there runs rom 5000 TO 100.
Gerard h Van Wat, the Republican can .iids's.
,,,ct' ' aud Di ThSma. 70 Ne william. I'm IN
the Thiri The Eeruihicaps tee pretty
: :ansa,. '9s ,utE; i2 So'apds .ht
Judge furgue.on. and - case ths
Democratic s'amreie really counts. i.m,ni. T.
irHen mi IN he Tfiri a.trInt The pro.pset
~ icsing a cour'. Il the Judgeship. Is worry
.nr N" democrat managers almost as much
a. The situation with regard TO their county
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
SAT4L STORE. CoMBISF.
Talk of a Union to Control the Output of
spirits in the south.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov. 4.-For scveral davsthere
have teen rumors here that all the nsva
stores houses IN Savannah. TAMPA, Pensacola
ia Esolyi.e aud Brunswick are TO be formed
INTO one COMPANY. a. an EFFORT mate 20 con.
trn! the en' ~ ou'Iu' o. -.Gr.'- N the south
IL ras bean lea not that Mr. h tTaTuei',
wac il cute well IL WI H. savannah ~. who
j. Il uAa ~ means az luf'u-,c- ID 80 J at
La. teen here recently wp'k,sg NJ n : so.
lie VA here two o. thee 4.,-'N = w""k with
Mr. Ea-tcr. a New York 81. aru"', ara th- Two
su-c..dri 10 getting Hose vrh whom they
TAXED u'erestei m 'h~ az '.r cons IN
The geiera. a. i Toy the "rEsr gs' on =
one axe ~nnIanV with eG1l'h. ~! $1,000 =
Opt or SlIupp'l 20 hGT NJ a. t." age
actor. aui form on company. II - stated hat
sune = the ,rGer hogs-> h savannah have
cl,sn oltirus on Their bushes n gsa " Mr.
Cooper Nvrr, ~ n" : ! Nh1''eT Com uauv.
on Of the arGrs' nsvs 'to,e. hgyer- The
rn-kat sad a. N- uHd hsAr ! the - prt A. 70
tI- ryan gti on. ard be tsl-N- there was
such an sT,rt on ioN'. u" dou n's1 TOUCH. II
/, nrvt h., nut through successfully.
A ..nrtlrc To reports hat have Dot vet hssn
.ri.r.y cor 4 rm~7. uE- rrEal' vii ~ the ous j.
Inc a, a ,.p'rAl IN ce r. savannah. with IN 'ss
/" o,h-r ct!-s ans rhrouCh this central nftic-
Ali tie business - the conrany ". ts con-
Jg-te7 II a com h'ustt"p shIu ! perfect It,
S-gan .za'io II would control - Per c.0t. o.
The Iav-. stores production In the United
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
NAY CONTEST VHRIES VIII.
Blood Relation. of the Dead Banker Said
to Object To it, Provisions.

To oOJrst W AAs
There has been talk o, a contest Of the will ~
John O'Brsn. who died no; long Ago al the
age Of IS YEARS. leaving most Of hs property To
his W '-. whom he had married when he Was
~ and still bachs or. sh. at the time heing a
widow 81 years old NJ OBren was well
known for years IN Wall street. as were other
mentors " his family. his brother. Joseph
O'BHen. 10 banker aud broker at
5s Wall street John wed a. Madison
avenue aud THIRTEEN street lie wss OF the
Arm OF William and J In O'Brien. which ne
continued uni-r tina; t!'is even after the death
OF his other william. HIS estate has been
estimated a. am uniting possibly % S6tsp.pO.
BY the ;~rin- o. the asst will. MAZE IN 1891. hail
h.rA'solal property ana oue-,hird - his rea.
estate goes 10 his widow N-phews and neice-
ara sad - o'Jec; . this. and 10 asser' that
VI made in lSv was mo-e favorable TO the
blood relatives Their uncle was III more or
less for few years heio he died. -ui had
long ceased N pay much attention % business
and the point 10 ad-, acc riding to IN" story.
that ne Was IA a cDn iition To be cas- iniu-
enc-d. by he 1880 W d, IL IL said. the wife
was o hay. only eth o. the real estate. and
me helnrs,. to hfT E-rs 70 one rom The
ta'or her share was T. revert 10 the bloc! rel.
a yc.. Under the as, will 1t goes to her
Mrs q Brsu is The mother Of the Baroness
d. Ssiare. Many year. aso Mr.. o'brleu me;
at Dover y H. Cap; John Riley anu brought
IN and Nrb, kley ami Their daughter
Emu, 10 New York. Dir, O'Brien's trieu ishlr
fUr CaIt Ri-y was such that tns ,spta n.
the Pacific Ma steamship ,omany and Of
th- second Avenue RAJ road. His daughter
marie Chares Llverno.e. one time ~ the
nrm LIVernor- tlrws. who lied. l-aving her
with three chlltren. Mr.. l.yerrlors became tn.
baroness ts s-ileiare. snd IN. O'krIrn r"ppews
anu n.ic.s II i sald. DO not waAt her tit
husband 10 come inio any o. h. pBr.cn
money when Cart. Riley died - lifelong
bach, or 'rleni. John o,Er'-n. uarri-t Mrs.
Il ey To her So Mrs o brien he gave his
Newport rrsldepce. lu sgu u. long before h..
de.rh T. the Baroness Dc Sslleihrs AMI her
children no makes b-Gu.s's IN the las wi
W. before the other heirs get ANYTHING. To
'ha n.phews and their relatives he gives alto
c.tt-r only ABOUT slON.pn St NluCe0ts
Hosultal Ani tn" New urs Founding A.Eign
receive 200 each and SOM cnhrltati" nsti-
tutiOn- elrs " here are remembered " N email
h.uu+s'a To one OF his troth.rs he YES
$1,000 aud to another SO y -: 20 John NsN-
we,l Lumm's G-ph-w. 5000 ami a stock
Exchange >eit. 10 John J., Llv-rmore $1,000.
and to PhlNp ". and Constance liv-rmore
q. n - each The l.st three are children OF
III. 'r.tatnrs step-tauch'-r
H. Irothor Joseph. Andrew Il Green J, NJ
IummlS and S'eIhau q lockwood are CO.
executors with the widow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05

The Governor Of Oregon is an ardent ad-
mirer OF Pe-ru-na. He keeps it continually
in the house La recent letter 10 DR..
Hartman he says:
STATE or OREGON,
E1B'urTvE DEPARTMENT
SALEM, May q, 1898.
The Pe-ru.na Medicine Co., Columbus, O.:
Dear Sli-:-l have had occas on 10 use
your Pe.ru-na medicine in my family for
cods, and it proved T. bn an excellent
remedy. hav" not had occasion 70 Us" il
for other ailments.
Yours very truly, W. NJ Lord.
Any man who wishes perfect health must
he entire free from catarrh. Catsrrh -
well.nsh universe; almost unLipreseut.
Pe-ru.ua j. "a" Only also Ute safeguard
known A cold H. the hegiuuin: % cauhrrh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
Judge Reagan TO Un,-il the Jefferson Davis
Monument.

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov. uige JOIN Il. Reagan
o, this city. the oniy Surviving member o. the
Con '.d-rat. Cat net. laid to-day lntt ne had
accepted the invitation .IieLcs - b II. in
re-. non :. e. an rII dressed wish Oi Mn J frr-Ou
Darl, 10 any-il the monument t. tho late
JrfT-rs n Davis at Richmond, Va, on Nv :"
az he q me the monument TO Win = D6Nls IL
a,sI 20 lie unveiled. Juic Reagan VII also
deliver an address on that occasion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05

WILMINGTON I'~.. NOV tile steamship
San Juan. irf ne NV lo'E AT Porto lie,
STEAMSHIP u.paly, wa- lau'c' 81 a. me
yards q tie Hs'Du a r. lllg>w.rh Clm.
psLy this afternoon. Mss / ~ :" Adams
Ie' allu.. the Nee gu'ef ~. !. y. lens -
Pr-S.dsIi ,''le Ialy, was the Lew Iieau.-
thlE's sIO. sDT. o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
sIrs SHE Is or,R 100 YEARS OLD
Woman Fsund Wandering About in the
storm sent TO the AIm.hou,e.

Ana Kelny. who sad hat 81. was over ln0
years old, us e-mI !tiel % The Ans Hols.
YESTERDAY m TAiaC - MAGISTRATE p,ue. l.ths
Tomts 7oac- cogn. Ma EslIy -ss iogr!
varGS'irs a.1ge owe IrIlGwlr during the
s'nrn = r.!Ay afternoon ~ b- c"'. ye i Z p.
e.. TIE @ lrrh stree; sfs' "a She sd rot
know t-:ehacl uE- fut sd Nat she was
born IT, Dot n over ] ~ yrars SO. >'- -
she had 10 Fsh'!N-s OF tr!cGGs .v.Ig a.
esGei q .r iSkc. gS:e o..
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BCTs AND YOUTHS HoUsT cOLTS. p,Nii
eidert'sr. Lsuis9tse COLOR. .-ist"1 Wv ''.f
Ss.s5.
TUXEDO HOrsF COATS iouhl. face cloth
plAiI Low VIZ lN1 Hang rc.l'ns r"llAr A. .
srfs 60: sid. cL.:re cgAi G7Gui w.It sHfn. coz.
furtahls ana durable. I - ~ trt.. sA-O0. l. -
u. $50.
BOYS SAILOR BIO-sEs ChAnN-ry Eghi
blu. navy a. '-l. O.. A.. .lisl ta- cas- y IL.
E.s3 S.ts White. - . yrs. 500.
sThIPED JERSEY TEoSTS. - =. worn viiA
tA..' .-lt. ~ 49,. ~ aA'y, AZ vE.;e. : :
yr--. si.a5.
CHILuBEN's CNHETLL4s. East hlsef gloria
pA-A .rAfaa J~afr" Toy zf &C.. "a. -.ut. =. - :
ei.S-s. s.-.G.a sl.J5.
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6O-62 West 23d Street,
PRIso,EH's WIFE Vas 1ysEr.
Saw Another Woman Talking TO Her Hue
band and Pouuoed Ipon Her.

band AID Pouucsd Upon Her.
The Eve men who are accused o. wholesale
swim ding 10 corpsclIoE with the American
Import and Trading Company were SrrAIgned
before Mag,s'ra'. deuel. II the -ot-h 20 police
court yesterday morning and the bearing was
set down for - morrow morning -Four .! the
rrn. Eawlr5 BsrLeh q Soath Orange. Y. J..
Moses L. bF.rie' % u Ea.; lUtth street.
Henry Msus. O lji EAs; 1854 street snd
Em. kec o. - Ey,' llItt street 'uboe
Up the A.sGe' ccnTAty. Ead H,nry
J. Crust-r o. l'i~ Gr--Cvrn st:Es' was ac-
CGsed Q! 10 &c the ? B~cBuy.'ce VII! watt
iuc Tor the case 20 re called Crr-h.r vas
notl-el 'AlE!uE 10 q " 'u.se, - whom h sAl6:
y q God SAX, O. not MAKE ne any q re
t0Gti- A. She v01Aa !e'f ih- room she
vas s"cus;ea ~ hSy;he! WOE 81. who sI-
claimed
"Whs; are yoa dong talking TO nv hrs-
be Z g"
THEY'VE women Er.Tred They we're ser
srat-. ~ Robert ). hare, epGcst. %: TIE
r!IsCnerh
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To prevent colds, TO cure colds, IL TO cheat
ca'arrl out OF its victimA Pe-ru-pa not
ony cures catarrh, but prevents Every
household should be supplied with this
great remedy for coughs, colds and so
forth.
II will bA noticed that the Governor says
b" has not hal occasion 70 use Pe-ru-na for
other ailments TIE reason for this is,
most other ailments begin with q cold
protects his family against other al tnentA-
This Is exact what every other family In
ta- United State should 10. Keep Pe-ru-nA
IN the hou-e. U.s. Il for coughs. colds, Ia
crl,i,". aui other climatic affections OF
inter-, and there will lie no other ailments
~ the huIsa. Such families should provide
them selves with q copy OF DIR. HartmAn's
free book. ert ted, Winter Catarrh" Ad-
dr--s Dr. Hartman. Columbus. Ohio.
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Mis-. Ronrer to name the comu..

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Nov. 4,-The sponsor
for the new steamship Comus. building her.
for The cromwell line was sei-clrI to-day
She - Miss Josephine Eohrr'. dAaSh'@I u:
C0uuAn e. kohr- who has been aitAchei to
tn. iAtileshIp hsutucky a. rN-eutN" ur ger.
81. Mss arrived mere rom Burlington. ".
The tumusw lie suuched on nett Thurs
dAy .lkteac Of TUESDAY.
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rarn.m,. Ancestral HON. No, Jet sold.

BosToN. Nov. 4-Lord Mayor Talon O.! Dub
lin. receive cAble Yesterday that the auces-
ira home Of Charles stewart fsTnel Al AVON
dale would not he sod until Nov -. be ,sie
Nhs or Elus.!y SrheIu.~e tor Nov. TIE lort
Msvor Believes that teiufr the gH's nOw,uN-d
the .Lm urce.sHTy to cave he -s'a'eWIn ave-
been ottsln-i. Yesterday M Talon vlslte. the
grave %! Fanny Iarurl al mount AHtDrD A.
remains removed 20 GllbneNgn and placed
oss! De those Of heG brother.