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Rreosforlnailo.

s3ions W~enigbeo@ inobpoer paa oct
uenIiaits til Rreosmsoet. enbuer er
ueltommen. aom, 8enuer. Os par ueI'
ignst, os par en- 9eIfsnelisl 6llrsi.
ienoe beees meIos oeres Romme beiime.
la Iio III uuoertegneoe. 9enner om
TONNE mcb losst, oil ba bIipe aibentebs
/ Maion 1orsoas 9ftermioba9 D. Il.
Sept.
NIB. 8 maa tomme meo eftermio:
oasstoset, iOm ct / ROion ri. 4, en
aftsntogst ittt bOlosr Maion.
qaa Msnisbeosns 9esue.
6rits Anoeren,
QrQii.
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6rcosmcoe.

On Out piI, afbOIoer Rsbralfo
norbIiae arsbs 1T Gfteraursmsoe / R a'
eufter Co., 4sbr., ira Is
Il. Sept.
6crbanolinesemnef:
l. Nab. ? 1.
>. esaissoreIie q 1bssl. !, -.
;. ebr. 8sosrien,
Rreosformano.
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0pitteringer.
iii efolen | Blair

iii Sfolen / Blair:
Speneer, ga: Stiue anDerien, gbri'
time qorieu n. y. 4arien, y. Y.
2arien, Better 3bomien. Jiels y.
9bomien, 5bora 9bomleI Sobn
Qarien, Hasmus AHoerien, Nillie
qorIen, 3borpnlb Ibomien, bper
WARREN s5c ............ 1926
@aupaca, .gSis.: Gfer peo giiss
iionsmpoe / 8pr 5~reliers W16b.
s21 6. 6reoerifien 81 ......... 22.Oo
mlareus Bed,
aomiierns aasierer. Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30

~ Gnbusr Sell l Aorssie susr
apiiterins pan OIabst behes pen!i9lt
msboslt Os @iuareit muIist.
Danish Luih. Publ. House.
Blair xlsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Blair COLLEGE

begynder sin Efteraarstermin
den II. October. Skolen har
otte taste Larer og Laererinder.
ACADEMIC SCHOOL (Forbe-
redende.)
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT.
classical Course.)
NORMAL COURSE. For
Teachers County and State
Certificates.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand and
Typewriting, etc.
DANSK SPROG, LITTERATUR
og Historic.
U~DDANNELSE AZ L1sRERE
OG LHRERINDER for den
danske B0rneskole.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
FoREDRAG over Bibeien, iiisto-
RE og Litteratur.
Skolen oliver i allie Maader
praktisk og tidssvarende udsty-
ret "Steam Heat, Yandvark,
Baderum. En- ny velindrettet
Bygning for Piger er under OPP
forelse.
For Undervisning. Kost og
Logi IA Dollars ON Maaneden
a uger). Langt fra tilrejsende
Clever kan faa Moderation i Be-
talingen.
Indmeldelser modtages, og
narmere Oplysninger gives af
KR. ANKER,
Blair, Nebr.
eas Skriv efter Katalog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30

On @uo oil. uster glsbraifa ipoIiss
Rreos Of ben fsrensos oanife 4. slut5.
Rirts at boIoe fit efieraarsmsfe /
BabOo 90. Sept. til /. Otf. Wsost
bsepnosr msb @uosiieneite 6reoas ben
90. 81. 1880.
6OrbnucIiusssmner:
/. Jtom. /. is.
II. RstfGrbisssreIien.
8rebisns graiier oe Bennsr al port
iirteIigs Arbsios sr penIislt i%nobuone.
@alterne beoss msloe beres 6omme Tor
/. Oh. til uuoeriesnsoe.
Cubs Born, beo ON ct frustbrineenoe
Reoe. 3. RisoaII.
arebsiomanb.
Naboo, Iebr.
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SubilGumsicit oa Wiss
Sionsmpoe

afboIbes / R~snisbeoeu uso 9amptOn.
0sb., b. %. % 90 "a Septbr. &c
graiisr, Der bnue bstient Menisbeoen
De 90 Mar, ben bar %beitaaef. ere ire=
bnbne.
Aas, iOm tunne us pile beisse os /
oisie Gage, ere bisrteIls psltomns
Melb eosts Romms / COB lio.
8. 5b. gune.
6ampton. Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30

Apertisiemenfet nHOer s,Euifes", iii eeis" es
ali 5dis" iSiier . Gents for IS SFe fss sseS sang,
os en- Gent pr. cre Tor alt. i'm %ousrfiiser . Orb. -
apertisiementtr opiasss lite Tor uinere eno % esHti.
% RsHge maa mesfeiss ale 8eitiuinser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Grcosmpoe.

Gm Sub uil, BOILER ben norolige
0isconln arebs fl eiieraorsmsoe /
Irefoloi9beOs Mtnisbso, grown &c.,
0is., ira ID. hi II. Sept. fertt.
5orbanolinsssmne: Den Ispenoe lro
og oens 5tustsr.
6mns for 9raiismeoet: 4iGiiens
Stiuina / Msrisbeosn. IS ffuue Uars
mine 9ionet" (2cio /, 81.
Z. 9Obnion,
areosiornono.
gao 1reiOlbisbeos Msnisbses Bssns
inobpbss bsrueb paa BET ptnll9lis iaa
mango, iom oil saiie 90 unber areoss
mebet. @alter bsbes msibe zig til
un%berie9nebe I'll J. Sept. os at pare I
9rsen gop lOrsoos Wioeds ben IA.
Stpt., iaa Der Tan isrsts for III ge.
iororine ira Stationsn.
u. e. NieIen,
Rsbs. Qraii.
8mmart, grown 60, Nis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
,Saniferen."
.cnsOag D. 30 augnit 1899.
@nOstjrneiter.

gIair, Rebr.
pioir banlfe en-. lutb. Reniebeb boloer
Guostieueite buer Senoa9 6ormtooas 81.
lO9 "a 9iten ri. 5. Senbo8sltole 81. .
Horn. 0pbpeoeliesmsoe onsoa9 aften ri.
s. - 4ae ere tierteli9 peltomne!
81. II asmus Ell,
9rrit.
Cmaba, Nebr.
I leila 6anife eu. lutb. 0ienisbebs Rtrte,
NORTH 26tb Street Iimellem @rdnt % BUR-
bette holoes esimesieauOstisneite boer Sen=
boo sotmiObae al. To- Os 4itensnostisnelte
ri. u. Ssnodssifole ri. l24 9itm. Yise'
msoe buer 5orsbos Aiteu ri. 5. Aue ere
bierfelig uelfomnel
q. .. Gbriitian en-,
HrRft.
1op0I: 2sfe y. 2sth Ct. Gmaba. Aebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Is. & ". .. % 2. 6. 4 Yat.

9eit paa.
Rr. 10. Lincoln Passenger SOC 5orm.
lr. 3. Black Hills Pass. . 3,25 eitm.
9tr. %. Accommodation 7,55
Git paa.
Rr. 10. Mo. Valley Pass. E. $50 6orm.
9r. 4 Chicago Passenger . AS eitm.
9r. %. Accommodation $50 aorm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Girfeinopielie os Wiss
iionsmoDe.

Bill Cub, bliusr Dor np Rifle / St.
gauls Wsnishso, @lap 6Ountp. Ga 4.
lnbuiei Ssnbas b. 8 September; Nate
gua bliuer Der Diisionsmsoe. Zen
5. oe 6. i%Ortiaites WisfOnsmsost peo
0iacw 9rsst os gstsrfon.
geuner al 9errsus Sag bIanbt BRA
tier Os sasiOlt inobposs paa bet bierts'
lislis til at ceItnss msb Os i be 0dss.
@Glierns uil blius aibsnisoe | opener
ben 2. September. 6uem, Der snifer
at pare pore @aitsr | be 8ase. beoes
at meloe oeres 6omme I'll en- al unoers
issneos inben 30. ausult.
Rlemsn Ssnen,
NiuOw 9ieet, ga.
Rsnigbeosus 4r9r.
Risls AnoetfeH,
Dor ST., opener, 9a.
9lsnisbsoens 5orm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Gpiotcl % Tobbcltoi !.

9ttt b%sruienoe, fuIoiianois b%oIobati
% %soranierti al pate brpsssl al bsoiis
Utalt os 6umle alene. 5Orisuoes Ousr-
olt / eanosi / aitopning. Striu til
BELLE CITY BRIG. CO.,
Raeine, isis.
Solioe A9enter ontages.
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cite oper Siorag

til sseipisnina az be lofoutsoes Rpiiiosr os
Barn. - Suotommet eeiliiem -Sorlfes
rem, Blair, b. %. Aa9nli 1899.
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Nor pore lioenoe
xanosmrno.

gnhprr ION libtr al a~iminbaia Spashsh. nrrpss
Spdgheb. Nlpbiuraiiinina Mapffaiarh. biarfiatarh.
AurfiHgopm, eaarlig pHtemmelie, Ss1nlssbee, 90
"a aiue IN Hsle Heftriuetie al inc Snmpiemer. vt
funot nbiolui helbTree npenunuie Sngoemnif, urb
6iGlp al RI mt upfunoci Blibbn, og ri tun5e gdrantere
IN paria neibrforif ! tgbfi al aanite Tort In, bor
al beniie bette pile 81 atbftff frtf ieHbg en-
HrsBepaife at Bsre R'birtHfr 10 fHhber al porf .aubs
m9Hn, iou behape Dot oiaip pa iife i'riuf al bare
AuAafffiaheb. I'm SpIf bil Isle Bfpriua dlfrroe ben
fBFitf Tag ban aupfuber pBff Nenlftuer effier liue
aoen fpiriidie, IA bette Iilbno tna pii biibf preni'
ltaaiort en- ipri 2io.
Continental Medical Institute
616 SCHILLER BUILDING
oEPr. r.. Chicago. 3u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30
Sernbaneliite.

GbifagO, St. Yanl, Minnenpolis
K Cmaba.
Cub pad.
Qr. /. Twin City Limited SIP 6orm.
ar. 3. Omaha Passenger . l1,20
III. 5. DO. DO. 6.07 eitm.
1oro paa.
III. 8. sioux City Passenger 6,47 6orm'.
Rr. 4. DO. DO. DO. lbs eftm.
RI. .. Twin City Limited 6,45
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-30

In Northern Wisconsin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14
STRAY FACTS.

Wales has eighty clerEymen Of the
name Of Evans.
There are in the United States $4,000
summer hotels.
Ex-Emrress Eugenin drinks from
thirty to forty cups of tea day.
= A recently built organ run by electric
fty contains Gi,599 miles of wire.
There are thirty-two waterfalls In a
distance Of LEA miles in the Congo river.
The first postoftice was opened in
England In 1881, In Paris In 1912, and In
America In ITO.
Not less than 100000 persons attend
the seventy-three branch Chnutauqua
assemblies every summer.
Olive Schreirer has never told her
age. There Is no mention of the year Of
her birth in any OF her biographies.
A bride In Japan gives her wedding
presents to her parents as slight rec
ompense for their trouble In rearing
her.
Chicago folks chew two and one-half
carloads of gum every week. That
means 100000 sticks. costing $4,000,
says q Chicago wholesaler.
Between 5000. 900 and 10000. 900 people
In the United States take u vacation
every summer, according to tlend
with. II fondness for>estimnting. They
spend more than s400.00O,000.
There Is nearly sl3,O00.OO0 In the Uni
ted States treasury. the proceeds OF
sales Of cotton which fell Into the Fed
cral hands during the civil war. This
money belongs to the owners OF the cot
ton or thelr. heirs. If they can prove
their claims
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14
nupuy's Little Game.

NJ. Charles Dupuy. the fallen French
premier. parthkes OF the character OF 4
man which Americans would elonuently.
IL ineleeantly, describe as "a slick
duck" He has been playing fast and
loose for some time with the Loubet nd-
ministra tlon until his schemes became
too dlaphanous TO be yelled. In other
words he attempted what politicians In
this country have lahored to do many
times carry water on both shoulders.
lie was too much Of m opportunlst 10
suit the people. and not strong enough
to satisfy the president and his friends.
His course Ia regard to the Drcy1us
case was anything but satisfactory. rs
lie was suspected OF shielding high per-
sonagcs who we're equally responsible
with E.sternazy and Du Patty de Clam,
Az Dupuy waa premier when Drcyins
was condemned It Ia Unlimited that he
had guilty knowledge Of false evidence
on which the martyr Of Devils lalahd
was sent into his torturlns exile. Among
these screened culprits OF one OF tho
most stupendous iniqulties OF the cen
tury was General MERCER. who was tho
dethroned prcmcrs minister oil war.
Dupttys connection with the conviction
,s more than limited Mt by Mercicr. who.
being threatened with arrest said: III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14
Inconsistent Rcformcrs.

1t Is quite amusing to note with what
horror the various anti-Irnperiallstic
Leagues view the possible disrranchise-
ment Of the Fiiipinos should they be-
come part OF the United States. At
a meeting of the anti-InperlallstIc
League recently held In Boston, their
declaration Of principles was given out
as follows: I'VE reatflrm the political
principles OF the Declaration Of Inde-
pcndence. namely, the natural equality
of all In the right to life, liberty, and
the pursuit Of happiness, and the deri-
walton Of all just powers of government
from the consent of the governed, as
the foundation and condition Of our
own political existence and the moral
ideal of these United States rs n self
governing nation. We affirm that when
the preamble to our national constltu-
ton makes 1t chief object Of the IN
ion ito establish Justice" It makes the
law Of the land"
Many or the members are known to
be pronounced opponents to the en-
reimbursement of women. yet they are
shocked beyond expression Mt the dis.
reimbursement of the Fllipinos. Are
such mer rs these honest? Are they
champions Of liberty and Justice? Are
they really opponents of Imperialism ?
II so. let them begin by opposing the
existing Imperialism which maintains a
political aristocracy Of sex. A majority
OF their own fellow citizens here at
"a 4 ali y,
and governed without consent.
Are the rights of n civilized white
woman less sacred than those of FIJI
tptno? Or docs distance lend cnchant,
ment to the view? 1t Is so much easier
to preach Justice and equality at the
hnt!podes. thnn to practice II at home,
HENRY h. RI,ACkVVETJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

dramatically speaking a kiss Is u
conjunction. n
Base ball players are now engaged in
settling old scores.
The drunlsard's thread Of life Is EVIL
IDENTIFY wound on q reel
II you would rise with the lark avoid
the midnight swallows.
Women are far more heroic than men
AS any shoe dealer will tell you.
The player who sweeps the board in
game Of chance always gets the dust.
But few people feel like doing to-day
the things they put off doing yesterday.
Doctors are healthy as q rule-but
then they seldom take their own medi-
cine. ,l5
The man. who matches the bartender
for the drinks tries hard to win u
''smllc." IN III z. 81 =
A good mans countenance may fall,
but it remains for some better man to
break It. Is, Il 81 *
The Indications are that nearly all
the lightweight boxers are now engage
ed In Grating strawberries.
Don't call big strong man liar; It
Is cheaper to hire some other fellow to
break the news to him. .t
1t Is said that St. Louis apinrist
tried to cross his bees with f1re-Gies SO
they could gather honey at night.
Some people have queer tastes. A
Chicago man recently called up the
telephone exchange and asked for st.
Louis. 5,3
Some men are so self-importnnt that
they imagine their weight on one side
of the globe causes the other side to tip
up. .S
It's lucky thing for some men who
claim to be the architects Of their own
fortunes THAI there were no building In
spectors around.- Chicago Daily News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14
Prof. Hnuut'S Case,

: Professor Lewis NJ. Haupt. who was
appointed one OF the Isthmian canal
commissioners has placed himself in u
very indeiicate position. to say the
least. He Is reported to have declared
that the commission Is not expected to
investigate the subject. but to delude
the public. II he has been correctly re-
ported he Is nothing less than Il knave,
for II he was an honorable man he
would not have accepted his commission
with that impression on his mind.
1t IS not conceivable that President
Mckinley would be n party to any
scheme Of deluslon, and 1t remains with
Prof. Haupt to either repudiate the in
terview. II he can, or return his commits
sion. Under no circumstances would he
be allowed to serve II some explanation
is not Forthcoming,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14
800 Reward S1OO.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there Is Mt least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all Its stages and
that Is Catarrh. HILLS Catarrh Cure ia
the only positive cure now known TO the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being u
constitutional disease. requires a con-
stitutlonni treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building IN the
constitution, and assisting nature In do
Ing It's work. The propretors have SO
much faith in It's curative powers thai
they OFFER One Hundred Dollars for any
case that II falls to cure. Send for list
OF Testimonials. .E@- :
Address, +. J. CHENEY 4 Co,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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.
If the reports Of the assassination OF
General Luna and his aid .de-camp, Ra-
mon. are true the situation in the Phil
lppines Is relieved Of at least one COM
plication. Aguinhldo. by his dissolution
of the Filipino congress. was evidently
preparing for the inevitable. and by
that dictatorial act was smoothing the
way for himself In concluding the hope
less contest. Luna was bitterly opposed
to submission to the American forces,
and on one occasion intercepted Aguin-
aldo's peace commissioners.
II there was 4 quarrel at the dicta-
tors headquarters 1t was evidently con-
veniently arranged by the crafty leader
Of the insurgents that Luna should be
the aggressor and the fate he met Is not
surprising. AS It stands at present
Agulnaldn has everything in his own
hands, but whether the terms Of peace
he vii! propose wifi be acceptable to
General Otis remains to be seen.
The fighting yesterday in Cavlte prov
lnce seems to be the last desperate stand
of the insurgents In that region, and
was the most stubbornly contested bat
tie that has yet taken place. American
valor. however. triumphed. but at con-
siderable cost to the valorous.
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a Democratic Suggestion.

a Democrat who claims he has never
scratched or bolted his party's ticket.
and who has filled important official
positions. both elective and appolntive,
writes to the Washington Post in very
interesting vein.
\ He says that nothing has occurred
since that ringing declaration In favor
of free, unlimited, and independent
coinage at lG to was put forth to shake
his faith In its soundness. Believing 1t
to be both just and necessary. he has
confidence in It's ultimate triumph. He
objects to any attempt to obscure "the
one great issue" with antitrust or anti
expansion.
AS to the trusts. he says no Issue can
be made, for the Republicans will see to
it that we do not Guido them in denun-
citation"
In comparison OF records on this
question the correspondent says neither
party has any particular advantage
over the other. Referring to the anti
expansion movement. he expresses the
opinion that no party can afford to ideI-
tify itself with the Atkinsons, Godkins.
and Boutwels. At present. he says. It
Is the duty of all good citizens to support
the government In putting down the Ia
gal insurrectioa and establishing pence
and order throughout the Philippine
archipelago.
That work having been accomplished.
the correspondent declares that the
United States will be bound to hold the
Philippines until their inhabitants are
capable OF governing themselves
when that time will come no one can
foresce, but such q contamination Is SO
Z far off that parties are not going to line
up on 1t in 1900"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14
an arrested. let them arrest Dupuy, too

an arrested, let them arrest Dupuy, too.
tie approved whatever i did" *
But the more serious feature Is that
he was not true to President Loubet.
BE Is blamed. first. for not preventing
The nntl-Loubet der1onstratlon at Au-
teull, which It is said. he might easily
have done; and. second, for OVERRIDING
the military preparation Sunday at
Long Champ MS II to show that NJ. Lou-
bet dared not show himself In public
without an army to protect him. Du-
puy's idea was probably the same in
both cases-to discredlt the president in
the eyes Of the nation. a 4
What was In his mind was presiden-
tial crisis, In which event he had an eye
on the presidency for himself, but IN
looking for others to fall he slipped on
the banana skin himself. 1t is not the
first time in the worlds history that
Naulting ambition has o'erleaped itself.
M. Depuy will now have an opportunity
to sit down and rest and contemplate
the things that we're: but are not. S;55
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
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THE lNTELLIGENcER.
WHEELING. JUNE Ia, 1900.


r The New York Herald OF Sunday de-
votes an entire page with six illustra-
lions OF the street car strike In this city.
There Is not SO much to complain Of in
the text as there Is to condemn in the
wonderfully imaginative pictures which
adorn the tale. 1t Is difficult to discover
whether the article is from the pen Of
one Of Its staff. or the lucubratlon of a
local liar. Only two of the Illustrations
ARE truthful, and being vernclous copies
Of an every day scene in Wheeling are
consequently harmless .sE
There is a startling four column cut
that looks like an entlladed Filipino
trench. 1t more nearly resembles
some locality In Hoboken or
the fiery wastes OF Coney Is
land. Not a. single feature OF
is suggestive Of any location on the
street car line from the Top mill to Ben
wood. The others are equally vlllifyins
and slanderoua Of the true condition
Of affairs. They are fundamentally I'm
dsfhaiy. and about as relevant as Mil
Z let's Angelus would be.
Just why Wheeling should be singled
out for such recklessly untruthful ex-
ploitation is matter OF perplexing con-
lecture. What were all these mephitic
writer's VIII o have been maligning
Wheeling doing while the wild disorders
and the riots prevailed at Duluth and
Bay City? There were more acts Of
violence in those places in one hour than
have transpired here during the ten
weeks strike In this city. And what
about Cleveland?
These malicious perversions Of the
truth about the situation in Wheeling arc
becoming very wearisome. They are
injuring the fair fame Of the city with
out accomplishing any relief OF the In
conveniences that now obtain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14
The Love Bird,

Troy Times: eve tried to keep the
railway carriage to ourselves from
Liverpool to London" writes young
bride. 1.-THE steamer was so crowded
we really had not moment to our
selves. At Dusby. think 1t was, the
guard opened the door. and. In spite of
Fred's scowls. lifted small girl into
our compartment. making lot of
apologies about having no place else TO
put her. She was Il real little tow
headed English girl about seven, and
she sat down on the edge OF the seat
and stared about her.
What Is the matter. Miss Victor
LAP asked Fred, who Is the most good
natured man In the world
~ ~ don't see the BIRDS said the
small girl. plaintlvely
+" Birds? What birds?' asked Fred
when came from my other train,
your gunrd said my guard. "Shovc her
in niong with the tovcbirds.' Where
are they?'"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14
WEST VIRGINIA GIRL,
Sues q Pittsburgh Firm Cor Heavy

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Damages. q
Parkersburg State Journal: c.. r.
Caldwell has been retained as counsel
by Miss Maggie Meldah, one OF the
most popular young ladies' OF the coun-
ty, with instructions to enter an action
at law that has some peculiar features
and Is vastly different from suits usu-
ally heard In the courts The suit is
TO be brought Mt Pittsburgh.
It Is damage case, the amount be-
Ing placed at $4,000, and Ia to be
brought against Kaufman s. Co, owners
OF the most extensive department
stores In the country.
In her bill Miss Meidaht alleges that
during the latter part of last year she
went from her home at Washington
Bottom. to Pittsburgh and In Kauf-
mans store there she purchased four
pairs of gloves, three pairs OF which
were defective. A few days ago she
was again In Pittsburgh. and going to
Kaufmnn's asked q salesman to ex-
change the gloves, as she had never
worn them. She explained that 1t was
not obligatory on the house to make
the exchange, but It would be a fair
deal all around X this were done. The
salesman. she ayers. said he would
speak to the manager, Mr.. kaufman,
and left, returning In few minutes
with the message that the manager
would see her In his office. She relates
that when she entered the office Kauf-
man closed the door and abused her
shamefully. though not violently, tell
ing her she did not get the gloves
there: that She was attempting fraud:
that she should never leave that office,
until she proved the gloves were bought
there. and II she failed to do so he
would have her arrested. She became
frightened at his actions, and though
she insisted the purchase had been
made at his store. he still detained her
and grossly insulted her. for twenty
minutes continually threat enlng and
cursing. After time she was releas-
ed and rs soon as she could, without
extending her visit because of the agt-
tation and nervousness produced by
the scene with Kaufman, left by boat
for her home.
Mr.. Caldwell will have associated
with him legal talent of Pittsburgh,
The case will be entered tomorrow