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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-14

ENERGETIC MEN to sell the Automatic Gas
Light IS candle power; cheapest and mos
brilliant light offered; quick seller, good
profits; gas lights not In II and electric
lights look like tellsw candles by the side
M n. Correspondence solicited. Send for
catalogue. Kelly Bros. No. lo7 z. Seventh
street Fort Worth. Texas: IS
TIVE FIDELITY MUTUAL furnishes up-to-
date life insurance at lowest possible rates
consistent with safety. and gives liberal
contracts ana choice territory TO active. In
tellicept and trustworthy agents. None
otber need apply. A. j. Brown. general
manager. Dallas. Texas. ------ y
-, NrrD-Managers for three Districts in
"5T.ras for the Covenant HuJual Life Insur-
anSs Company Of st. L2uis also a few 70.
spousible agents; cash advances made
ersinst diyidends at timo Of taxing applica.
tscn ON cumulative policies; cheap term
SoIicic. written also: top brokerage: Ad-
dJess l. o. Robertson. state agent. DallaA
Texas. - - -
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AGENTS-s240 monthly selling improved
nickel-plated Brilliant Gaslight Burner, hts
kerosene lamps. beautiful gasiight without
chimney: sample free. Enterprise Mig Co..
B. $40. Cincinnati Ohio. IA
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WANTED Employment by Confederate vet
Gran, store collector, ia Office or Waterman.
Address h55S, this office. ~
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WANTED-Two iirst-olass travelling
Tor shoes The Texas business
North Texas Building, Dallas. Text
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MEN AND WOMEN. good address. to travel
and appoint agents salary $40 month: ex-
penses. RAPID advancement: unusually bril-
liant opportunity. Address. with reference
Butler & Alger. New Haven. Conn.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

9. O. COTTON a BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and AdIuster1. ~ Main street. Il
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~ cool cool. neatly furnished rooms,
|str.s,s A''on, $3.50 per week; 200 La
-
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WAMTEDmFi rst-ciass cook for fam ~ Of two
call 600 Travis street. after &C iack Mon
day afternoon. Geo. w Stieff. *
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We have lands for sale in Mexico
9ly adapted TO growing rupper, conee,
|te. vanilla and all tropical fruits, y,
A localities in tropical Mexico, sood
healthy climate; rail~2nd water CON
a. will sell In large or small tracts
n call on US for information; lIaco-
land Company, local office III Main
Houston, Texas. va
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slJMMER SESSION OF the Massey l business u.s.
College viii begin Monday. June Q, l'sy, n ~
Inc COMMERCIAL rs well as the hhBlAn
hrancbes. win DO taught In a most thorough
and bu5inesslike way
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.


SITUATION wanted by frst-elass cook,
German, as chef In hotel or restaurant; rs
out city preferred. Address F. g., this Of
fee. ~
SITUATION wanted by an experienced nurse
AZ companion, maid or nurse 70 invalid lady
ar child: l,,od packer and traveller city ref
eronrs even Address SS2 this office. 1e
Will oAucated gentleman stenographer, ago
% desires position at small salary. Address
1S5r tbis ofhce 10
EXPERT bookkeeper. who speaks Spanish.
wants positions Business. this ofhee 10
sTFNoGRAPHER or bookkeeper desires EN-
n;ovn,ent. either In cfhce or Job work. can
Five reference. Address j.. this office. IL
a nov "a wears old. want position in or
Gee store or 10 learn a trade Address 1865,
this office. 4.
TTIF Pey Or. Bowers, rector OF Bryan, can
IL n,rond splerdid man for commercial
or position OF trust. Address Box 25s. Bryan,
Texas.
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ITO Invest $4,000 in land; must be
!. See H. P. Mansfield. go Main st.
u
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Office OF
Commissioner OF Agriculture, Insurance. Sta
tistcs and History.
Austin, Texas, April L. 1899.
To All Whom II May Concern:
This Is TO Certify, That the
SUN LIFE
Insurance Company OF Louisville. KY,
has In all respects fully complied with the
laws OF Texas as conditions precedent to us
doing business In this state, and that said
Company holds Certificate OF Authority from
this office emitting II 10 do business In this
State for one year from the lst dag OF
January, 1899, TO the Slst day of December.
1893
- Given under my hand and seal,
Seal. at office In Austin, the day and
- date frst above written.
A. s. THW EATT,
Acting Commissioner.
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THE OFFICE OF NJ Kaufman, secretary q
Texas Savings and Real Estate lnSestinehss
Aeepciation and Bayou City Building ana
Tan Assoeiation. has been removed TO room
305, Mason block phone slf. -
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'ars few bargains we have to offer:
|eantiful lots on San Jacinto street.
|proyed a pretty home on Mckinney
bargain: handsome two-story
p, LaBranch, on car line, seven
ali modern convenlences, only $1,000:
choice building sites on Crawford
We have several customers for de-
,ots IN Third or Fourth ward, i'm
or unimproved; so acres of choice
\ gravel road. mile and half from
tell improved, only $50 per acre; a
Norfeet & Cooley. room POI, Blnz
\ II
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T--Two lots near corner Of Pashal
ntry streets. Fifth ward. at a bar
= nv" cash. Apply to Mrs. IL. Dwyer.;
venus II. Galveston. Texas. ~
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ONCE OF
Commissioner Of Agriculture. Insurance, eta.
tistics and History,
Austin. Texas. March 0. 1899.
To All Whom II May Concerns:
This is to certify. That the
NATIONAL FIRE
insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn, has
in all respects fully complied with the laws
OF Texas as conditions precedent TO its doing
business In this State. aud that said Company
holds O Certificate OF Authority from this Of
fee emitting It to DO business IN. this State
for one year from the LIST day OF Janu-
airy. 1892 to the 31st day OF December. 1899.
----- Given under my hand and seal,
Seal. at office, In Austin, the day and
------- Date FIRST above written.
JEFFERSON JOHNSON
Commissioners.
s. o. COTTON & BRO, Agents. Houston.
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Office OF
Commissioner Of Agriculture. Insurance. Sta
tia.lcs and History,
Austin, Texas, hpril I. 1893.
To All Whom II May Concern,
This is TO certify. That the
SECURITY MUTUAL LIFE
insurance Company OF BIDghamton, N, Y, has
IA as respects gully complied with the laws
OF 1oxas as conditions precedent TO its doing
business in this State. and that said Company
holde n Certificate OF Authority from this Of
nee emitting II TO do bualness IN this State for
twelve months from tho Let day OF January.
1858, to the 3lst day OF December, 1889.
- Given under my hand and seal,
Seal at office, in Austin, the day and
------ date first above written.
A. S. THWEATT,
Acting Commissioner.
@. o. MCCLURE G. SONS. S. W. Man
ayers. Dallas. Texas,
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once OF
Commissioner of Agriculture, Insurance, Sta
tlsticB and History

Commissioner of Agriculture, Insurance, Sta
tsticB and History,
Austin, Texas. April 4. 1899.
To All Whom II May Concern.
This is to certify, That the
GERAfANIA LIFE
Insurance Company of Nav York, N Y.
has In all respects fully compiled with the
laws OF Texas as conditions precedent to It's
doing business in this state, and that said
company holds Certificate OF Authority from
this office emitting IL to do business In this
State for twelve months, from the LIST day of
January, 1899, TO tho 3lst day OF December,
1899
--l Given under my hand and seal.
Seal. at office. In Austin. the day and
-- date nrst above written.
JEFFERSON JOHNSON,
Commissioner.
c. II. FLoRfAN, Manager for Texas, San
Antonio, Texas.
IL DREcKscHMIDT, Special Agent. Gal
weston, Texas
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Pittsburgh River News.

PITTSBURGH. April 26-The steam
er City OF Pittsburgh, twenty-nine days
out from Pittsburgh to New Orleans
and return. arrived this afternoon. with
195 residents of Pittsburgh and its vi
cinity, who are completing the round
trip to the Crescent City. The boat was
to have been at the Monongahela wharf
early this morning, but lost many hours
on account of fog, which covered the
rivers shortly nftei midnight. Captain
John NJ. Phillips said that he will take
the boat out to-nigh:, leaving here as
soon as he could sc; her uH!oaded and
loaded. At noon he had booked thirty
round-trip passengers to Louisville!
Boards are being placed on Dam No
.. on the Mononsahela. boards having
been placed on Dam No. 3 yesterday
This will increase the height of the
water In those pools several feet. A
slight rise came out of the MononSafiela
last night AMI this morning. and the
placing OF boards was regarded as on
perfume. Only light rains fell In the
Allegheny and .Monongahela valleys last
night, and the rise out OF the Moronga-
,iteia Is about nil here. Rivcrmcn. how
ever, anticipate more rain In day or
two. There Is plenty OF water for the
packets. TO
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of Theodore Men vs.. Conrad Nefret. Q

of Theodore Neff VS.. Conrad Neffet. ct
al, all Of which will be served to-day.
About thirty members of the Wo-
mans Club were very Hospitality en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Mary. E. Cabell. of Norwood. Va, at the
Eagleston residence, on Fourth street.
Light refreshments were served during
the afternoon.
Mrs. George II. Smith went to Pitts
bursh yesterday morning. to attend the
twenty-ninth annual session OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
OF tho Presbyterian church, which Is in
session In that city.
A small fire In the alley between
Fourth and Fifth streets, yesterday af-
ternoon, destroyed several pieces Of fine
furniture belonging to W. L. Noble,
which We're standing In the rear of his
furniture store.
DR.. a. II. Ong has been appointed n
delegate to the Eastern Ohio Medical
Association to the state convention, to
be held at East Springfield, May 6. "a
Arnstein P. Wolff have rented the
vacant room In the new Lupton build
Ing. which they will use asian annex
to their store.
Fred Selby. for several years clerk at
Ralston's drug store, has resigned and
accepted a position in,Dent's drug store
at Bridgeport. .qk ,tr1
Council met in regular session last
evening. with six members present, and
transacted routine business.
J. 3. Cameron. OF Lisbon, Ohio, Re-
publican candidate for state treasurer,
was In town yesterday. III
Sidney Brister. Of New Philadelphia,
was calling on friends hero yesterday.
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The Virginia Is this mornings packe,
for Cincinnati. departing at s o'clock.
The marks at p. IN, showed feet
and stationary. Weather, cloudy and
warm.
The boat being built for the Pitts
burgh Transportation Company will be
larger than the Joseph 3. Williams.
The impression has got abroad that Il
would be smaller. The new steamer
will be 2l0 feet long. the same length as
the Williams, and will be forty-.wo feet
wide, two feet wider than,the Williams.
The boat will have compound machin-
cry and her small cylinders will be
twenty-one inches in diameter and the
large ones forty-four inches, with q
nine-foot stroke. The boat Is progress
Ing rapidly at the Elizabeth marine
ways. much of the siding having been
finished, and will be launched about
June !. No name has as yet been
given the steamer. but there is some
talk OF naming It Admiral.
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1t is not at all improbable that the
Cleveland, Lorain &; Wheeling railroad
Will, In the near future, commence run
ming passenger trains hourly from this
city to Bellaira. Should such service
be inaugurated 1t would meet with the
hearty approval Of many residents Of
this side OF the Ohio. who desire rapid
transit. There have been no passen-
ger trains on that road to this city for
several years, and such train running
regularly would no doubt prove u pay
Ing investment to the company. and
would furnish lots OF competition for
the Bellaire line street cars.
Fred Zimmerman, IN cmploye of the
blast furnace. was painfully burned
while at work yesterday afternoon. He
was looking into the furnace, when the
flames pulled out upon his face and
neck, burning them badly. 1t was at
first supposed that his eyes were badly
burned. but 1t Is not likely that the
sight will be destroyed.
? Deputy Sheriff Westwood last night
received subpoenas In the damage suit
of Julia Badi vs.. the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, which will be heard be-
fore the common pleas court Friday
tic also received summorscs In the suit
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Commissioned Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALJA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE.

BY VIRTUE OF a decree or the circuit court
Tor Ohio, county, West Virginia. made on
the 18Th day OF January, 1899, and entered
IN Chaneery Order Book No. Is. page S7s,
In cause In chnncery therein pending,
wherein II. c. Richards. sheriff, and as
Anch administrator OF the estate OF Chris
tian SCHNEIDER. deceased, Is plaintiff. md
John Schneider and others are defendants,
tho undersigned. who Is by said decree
appointed special commissioner for the
purpose. will sell at public cutlery, ut the
north front door OF tho court housc OF
said county. TO the highest and hest bid.
der, commencing nj 10 o'clock n. M, on
SATURDAY, MAY IS. 1889,
tho following described real estate, that ia
to say: The south half'of lot No. So, lying
and being on the oust side OF Main street
In that part of tho city OF Wheeling, In
Ohio county, Wcot virginia. known az tho
Fifth ward OF said city. and which was
laid off by William Chnp'fnc and John
Eorf In their lifetime. beng the aalno prop.
orty conveyed to Frederick and John
Schneider by Jesse LIMIT, by deed datcG
November &, 1868, recorded In the Office tr
county IN Deed Book No. A. folio Iss: The
right. title md interest OF said Frederick
and wife having been conveyed 70 said
John Schneider by deed dated June Il, 1919
and recorded In said clerks office in Deed
TERMS OF SALE-Onc.thIrd OF the
purchase money cash In hand, or 20 much
more MS tho purchaser may elect to pay,
and the balance In two equal nstnllmcnjs
payable In ono md 1--we years from day
Of sale, with interest, the purchaser TO
execute notes for tho deferred INSTALL
mcn,s. with satisfactory personal Nc.
CURLY. r JAS. W. EWING,
Special Commissioner.
April 10, 1899
| hereby certify that las. W. Ewing,
the above named special commissioner.
has given bond IA required by the court
In said decree. with approved security,
G. II. lENNING,
Clerk OF thc. Circuit Court for Ohio Coun-
y. WeGt virginia. apla-th
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: BASE BALL. & BOWLING. !
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/ Sporting, !
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: BOXING. IS CYCLING. ) J
BOXING. {
{ CYCLING.
THE OPENING GAME.

The Intcftigcnccr WIFI Give n Season
Ticket to the Pea son First Guessing
the Correct Attendance Mt the
Opening day Galu,c. !..s...
Previous to the opening OF no other
base ball season has there been such
pronounced and general interest In the
National Game as DIS In evidence now.
On every side It Is conceded that
Messrs. Howell and Lyle have an ag-
srega,ion Of ball tassers who Will win
the pennant or come under the wire
bu, nose or two to the rear. Recog-
rI.lng this remnrku Bile revival In the
greatest OF outdoor, sports, the Intelll .
cencer will give to She person who fret
guesses the correct official paid attend
nnce at the Opening Day game, mex.
Monday, May /. between Wheeling and
New Castle, a season ticket good for adj
mlttancc to oil the games played on the
home grounds. and valued at $l5. II
the correct attendance Is not glvenl the
person guessing nearest the numhtrut-
tending will receive the ticket. FIN out
the coupon printed below and mail to
Contest Department. The Intelleencer,
Wheeling. W. Va, or leave at the In
telllgencer counting rooms. Contestants
are not limited to one guess-guesa
early and as often as you can secure
coupons. The contest closes Monday.
Mag l, at noon. Guesses received after
that time will not be entered.
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River kilograms.

OIL CITY-Rlver . feet and station
airy. Weather, clear aad pleasant.
STEuBENVILLE- G.6 feet and
rising. Weather. clear and warm.
BRoWNSVILLE-1lIvcr feet 10
inches and falling.
MORGANTOWS'- River font n
Inches and alling. Weather, cloudy and
warm.
WARREN-River l foot inches.
Weather, clear and warm.
PARKERSBURG-R rs feet and
stationary. Weather, cloudy; mercury
81 degrees, tssJI
POINT PLEAsANT-River 10 feet
and falling. Cloudy,
CINclNNATI-River 1i.9 feet md
falling. Clear .
CAlRo-Rlvcr'S2 feet and rising, Fair
and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE-Rivcr 15.G feet and
rising. Clear and warm. e
LOUlSVILLE-Rlver falling: "a feet
In canal; ~ feet on falls: AS feet be-
low locks. Clear and pleasant.
IPIiIS--River 2S,4 feet, n fall OF
O.4. Cloudy and warm.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

The strong independent. team repre-
senting Canton this summer will cross
bats with the Wheelings at the Island
park this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, and
an exciting game may be expected.
The Cantons are under the manage
ment of Jimmy" Cooper, formerly OF
Youngstown. whose face Is not unfaml-
lar in this city. He is also remembered
as member OF the fast Warren team Of
1895. which played series here with
Ed Burrows team for the Iron & OH
League championship. Other members
of the Cantors known here include Bill
Delaney, an old Tri-state star; Short
stop Berry. formerly OF Youngstown,
and Bast, Drum and Corrv!eau. last
season with Ohio state league teams.
The batting order will be as follows:
WHEELING CANTON.
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.


Charleston. .KANAWIA. $50 a m.
Pittsburgh.. BEN HUR, I p. III.
Sistersville. RUTH. $3.50 p. m. ,st.
Newport. u q. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville.. II. NJ. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, $50 a. m.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA.. s a. m.
ParkersburG. II. X. BEDFORD, II a. m.
Matamoras. LENINGTON, II u. m.
Sistersvt!fo.. RUTH, $50 p. m.
Clarington,...LE $3.50 p. N.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, 2 a. m. I
Steubenvllc.. II. NJ. BAYNE, go p. N.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, S a IN.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, II a. m.
Newport. JEWEL il a. m.
SistersVilles. RUTH. $40 p. m.
Clarington,. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenv!llc..T. NJ. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
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The IaYclle AnaIr

PITTSBURGH, Pa. April 26.-The
coroner to-day began the inquest into
the death OF kid" Lavelle, the colored
pugllist, who was knocked out by John
Cavanaugh in n fight Friday night last,
and died from the effects Of n blood cIot
on the brain. After hearing several
witnesses. the coroner adjourned the
case until Friday md remanded Cava-
nauSh. Mosley, Mason, Henniger. Ken.
nedy. kcrwlr and Coates to Jail, on
the charge Of murder. The body of
"Kfd" Lavelie still lies at the morgue,
unclaimed by relatives or friends.
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Batteries. Wilson and Criger; Callahan
and Donohue. Umplres, Swurtwood and
( KENEDY's GOOD ptrcHING.

KENEDYs GOOD PITCHING.
NEW YORK, April 26.--with two out In
the ninth Inning to-dy at Washington
Park. brooklyn, Baltimore rallied and
made tho score close. Kennedy's three
Dagger In the second sent brooklyn to the
front and they remained there TO the I'm.
ish. the hits were about evenly divided
q Sone-hnndcd pickup by Magoon for d
double play and running catch by Kceler
with Ike result were the features.
Brooklyn $50 3 i o o. % 1 % Is o.:
Baltimore .-..0 10 0 y 0 0 o Pa s
Earned runs. Brooklyn. ?: Baltimore, /.
Batteries. Kennedy and Farrell. Nops nd
Eoblnson: Umpires Gaffney and Andrews,
Time, 2:lO. Attendance, 1850, 9TtIT'
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Prof. Z. J. State Is getting. things In
shape for the Y. NJ. c. A. road race. bu.
he has not vet fixed ON a date. He has
decided on the novel feature Of weigh
ing the riders before and after the
race. In order to ascertain how much
weight they lost By the exertion. and
the result of this experiment Will be
awaited with interess.
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Pittsburgh Colleges team did no!
come yesterday. so there was no game
at the park, as advertised. The mann
ger os the college team wired that his
boys didn't come because It was rain
ing In Pittsburgh: as though that had
anything 10 do with the playing OF q
game In Wheeling. A thousand and
one things happen in Pittsburgh that
are inaccessible in this city,, Pitts
burgh College,, reputation In athletics
Is not heightened by yesterdays per-
fOrmancS
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FOR SALE BusI EIfsJH PE MAfR

The property on northweSt corner OF
Th!rty-seventh and Jacob streets. This is
n desirable rctuil location, OIL corner OF two
good Streets, running back to alley. The
building Is brick. and can be rcEsodeled II
'i n Sul Seo,e roOn, ~ W o,do
Main street. Two store rooms. with dwell.
Ing rooms over each Property in good
condition. and will pay rs an Investment.
Must be sold 10 close UP estate. a Very
low figure Will buy
Hght-roomed modern dwelling, No. %
South Front street. Four feet above high
water. with all modern onvefisnces, Tor
$500 1t will pay well rs an investment.
a block OF twenty-three lots at q price
You can double yeur money In short
time. Don't take much money to handa il,
and many other paying investments.
Dwelling TO let for May l.
6. o. SMITH Exf hiiii6iN BANK
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Whecline's
Progressive Ncjuhbor.

$50, A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
1t having been reported by some ma
ltciously inclined persons thu: l have
ridden In the Wheeling street cars dur
ing the present strike. I take this
method to brand such statements absc-
lntely untrue. us neither myself nor has
any OF ny family patronizcd the cars
during the present difficulty.
Very respectfully.
j + KIRTX