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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-29
OFFICIAL.

AUDITORS ANNUAL STATEMENT,
Showing the amount of receipts with which
the Treasurer is charged on the books of
this office, and the amount of warrants
drawn upon the Treasurer on account OF
the various departments of the City Gov.
eminent for the fiscal year, terminating
May 81, 1899.
GENERAL FUND-RECElPTS.
Balance in City Treasury June
1, 1898, S2.953 A
From Geo. L.
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EXPENDITURES

18e9-May 81, by warrants
paid from June 1, 1898, to
May 81, 1899, $122,97e 90
1S99-Msy 81, by balance in
treasury, 454 SO
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This account has been examined and found
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-06-29

CITY TREASURES REPORT
NJ B. Harlow, City Treasurer, in account
with the Corporation of Alexandria for
the year ending May 81, 1899.
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s5,956 20
s.ss2 90 s,s4s 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29
OPECK IS WAVING

For Developments IN the Atkinson
DOolittle Controversy Relative to
the Disposition Of Young Hatasld,
Who Is stan in 1loundsvills JAN.
sherin Peck. OF Mingo county. Is stilI
here awaiting developments relative to
the proper disposition Of young ELIAS
Hatfield. convicted on the charge Of
murder and sentenced to serve twelve
years in the penltentiary. but whom
Warden Hawk declines to receive at
the ''pen," acting on instructions from
the governor. The prisoner Is stu
confined in the Moundsville jail. but
will likely be brought to the Ohio coun-
~ jail in this city, if the controversy
does not speedily end. Warden Hawk.
up to last night at II o'clock, had not
been served with the mandamus papers
to show cause before Judge Doolittle
why he does not receive the prisoner.
The papers will likely be served to-day.
John H. Marcum, counsel for Judge
Doollttle in the clash that has arisen
between the judge and Governor At
kinson, Expresses the opinion that the
governor transcribed his authority
when he granted Hatfield the extern
sion. which has led to the clash. He
takes the view that while the executive
has the authority. because of the life
and death emergency, to grant re-
prleve In the case Of a prisoner under
sentence of death. he has no power to
Interfere in case such as that in hand.
wherein the motion for the appeal
might be acted on with equal lack of
prejudice whether the prisoner is in
Jail or in the penltentlary.
Governor Atkinson. on the other hand.
Insists that the constitution as we'll as
the statutes gives him an unqualified
power to reprleve. He said he would
not have used 1t at all even In this case,
but he considered that the emergency
absolutely warranted 1t. He stated
that before he would grant the applica-
ton of Ex-Governor Wilson. Hatfeld's
attorney, for the extension, he required
the stenographer to certify that the adj
dltionaI time in which to complete the
record Of the evidence was absolutely
necessary. He said he acted from no
motive whatever to befriend the Hat
fields, although such a motive had, be-
cause of his Connection with the arrest
of Elias Hatfield. been imputed to him.
VVba, Informal NJ the rnandamus pro-
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Governor Of Ohio.

In the thIrty-one governors Ohio has
had twenty-one of the lightweight
counties of the state have been honored
in the selections of these distinguished
men, and Belmont Is in the list, having
been the home OF Wilson Shannon at
the time Of his election, Only six Of
the ex-goVernors are living at this
time-Jacob Dolson Cox. Charles Fos-
ter, George H. Hoadly, Joseph B. For
aker, James z. Campbell and William
Mckinley. The governors have all
been men Of high character and several
of them have achieved fame In nation.
al affairs, others in their professions,
and two OF them, Hayes and Mckinley,
became presidents. Salmon T. Chase
was chief Justice of the supreme court
Of the United States, and Joseph b.
Foraker Is now among the leaders OF
the United States senate. One Of them,
Othniel LOCKER, served as private
soldier in the revolutionary war ana
settled In Cincinnati, where he became
a carpenter and Joiner until his cleo
ton to the legislature and rs presi-
dent of the senate became governor,
vice Return Jonathan AIelgs, who re-
signed to become postmaster general.
Ten of the governors were In the civil
war Of 1876, all in the union army or
navy, James E. Campbell being the
only one In the navy. Eight OF the
thlrty-one governors have served in
the United States senate. Governor
elect George X. Nash will be Inaugural.
ted on January s, the anniversary OF
Jnckson's victory at New Orleans, and
the occasion Will be made a gratifying
one for the party and people Of Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

The Enterprise glass works In Mar
tins Ferry, which was built about one
and one-half years ago, and operated
about one year, will resume again. 1t
was reported yesterday that the former
proprletors and managers, Daniel and
William Neuhart, will remain In charge
OF the plant. The plant manufactures
bottles exclusively and Is said to be
one OF the best small plants for the
manufacture Of this article in this Vi
entity.
With the Enterprise running every
plant in Martins Ferry that manufao-
lures glassware In any form, Will be
under operation. which speaks well Tor
the city. The managers expect to start
the plant next week and 1t Is reported
they have many orders on file which
viii Insure them run OF considerable
length
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SWORD FUND BOOMING.
Numerous Additions Made Yester-
day-S251 Subscribed.

Numerous Additions Made Yester-
day-S251 Subscribed.
Many subscriptions to the Intelligent
Ger Doddridge sword fund were re-
ceIved yesterday. the total amount
subscribed being $50. OF this sum, the
employees of the Stone & Thomas de-
partment store contributed 3l2, Mr..
WIN McNabb having taken the sub
scription paper through the store dur
ing the past ten days. Their contrtbu :
tlon was accompanied by the following
appreelatlve letter:
To the Editor of'the IntellIgencer.
slr:-The salespeople OF Stone & Thomas
department store, appreciating the enter
prise OF the 1ntelligSncer in taking the
foremost step in the matter OF inducing
wheeling. and the appropriateness Of your
suggestion to present Lieut.. John 8. Dod-
drldge with a sword on Washington
birthday, have, by popular subscription,
made up the sum Of twelve dollars, (tl2).
which we herewith beg you TO accept as our
donation to the IntetiiSencer's Sword
Trusting you may have continued sue:
cess in the matter, and that the event VIII
oven surpaBs expectations. we remain,
Yours very truly,
STONE & THOMAS EMPLOYEES.
The IntellIgencer returns Its thanks
to the Stone & Thomas employees who
so generously aided in the movement
lnaugurated by this paper to honor one
OF WheelIng's sterling young men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

Chairman T. M. Garvin. Of the Fort
Henry tablet committee, stated yester-
day afternoon that meeting of the
committee would be called for next
Tuesday evening, at his office, to take
up the matter Of arranging for the
Dewey Day" demonstration.
There are two important matters
that must be taken up at once" said
Mr.. Garvlu. zone is the matter Of de-
Gliding whether or not there shall be a
parade, and then we must appoint a
finance committee to solicit the funds
needed to defray the expenses Of the
affair, which believe viii reach at
least $1,000. am in favor of providing
for parade, as this will be probably
the best way In which the many thou
sands OF visitors may be enabled to see
the admiral, for Of course, he would re-
view the parade"
AS the IntellIgencer has already point
ed out, there is an almost unanimous
sentiment in favor of a street demon
stration, and the committee cannot at
ford to ignore this sentiment. Last
night the committee Of Holiday Post,
composed Of Messrs. Richard Robert
son, H. ]. Felber Thomas G. Britt, F.
H. crago and Caleb sylvis, met at
County Clerk Robertson's Office, and
decided to form brigade In the parade.
to be made up Of veterans of the civil
war. Invitations. 1t was agreed, would
be sent to ell the G. A. R. posts in this
section of West Virginia, eastern Ohio
and western Pennsylvania, asking
them to appoint representatives on the
Wheeling committee, and to participate
with the local veterans in the parade.
Another meeting of the committee will
be held next Tuesday evening.
Sergeant G. C. Jansen, of the Wheel
ing company Of the late Fourth Inn
munes, Is at the head Of u movement
to bring about participation in the par
ade by this company and by the Wheel
ing and Moundsville companies Of the
First and Second West Virginia Volun-
teers. Said he last night:
Through the kindness of Mayor
Sweeney, the police court room is at
our dispose, for the purpose of holding
a meeting. / take the liberty of issuing
a call to the Immunes and members of
the First and Second West Virginia
regiments and any other young soldiers
now in our city and vicinity, to meet
at the police court room on the evening
Of Tuesday. December ~ at s o'clock.
At this meeting plans will be outlined
and officers and committee chosen.
Lieutenant Dent. of the Linsly Instl-
tute, has promised the use Of thirty
rifles. This number not being suffi-
Gent, we Will endeavor to secure 200
rifles from the adjutant general of
West Virginia for the occasion"
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Thankselvlne at the PoatotIloo.

Thursday being national holiday,
the following hours will be observed at
the postoilce; Stamp and general de-
livery windows will be open from $3.50
to 10 a. M; money order and registry
departments Will be closed the Gnure
day. One delivery by carriers VIII De
made. leaving tho office at n. M Ihere
will be collection OF all boxes through
out the city by carriers, arriving at the
office NJ G:l5 and lO:A5 n. IN. COlloc-
tlons Will be made from letter boxes To-
cnted on Market, Main and Water. be-
tween Tenth and sixteenth streets ar
irving at the Office at $3.50. iO!Ab a. m.
and 1880. 1880, 2. 9, and 8 p m. In the
arrival and departure OF mails there
Will be no change.
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FREER'S POSITION

&NSW OG444bS4S SSSAASSSt SsAAS S@sS
Fight for the Nomination Will
Soon Begin-Frser viii Become
Aggressive With the New Year.
The publication in Mondays Intelll-
gencer OF the letter written by Con-
gresham Romeo H, Freer. of the
Fourth district. to a Wheeiing5 friend,
was received with interest all over the
state, and it is now generally agreed
that Freer's position is definitely set
tied. Through a typographical error
the Intelllgencer made Mr.. Freer state
tina: he would not become an agrees
slve candidate until July /. This should
have read January l.
Some of the friends Of Collector Of
Internal Revenue A. B. White say 1t
is not definitely settled that he VIII be
a candidate for the gubernatorial nomi-
nation. So far there has been no OFF,
cIal declaration on the subject from Mr..
White, which is not surprising, as the
campaign is still far in the future.
Some Republicans expect to see other
aspIrants for the nomination bob up
soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

Is envied by all poor dyspcptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out OF order. All
such should know that Dr. Kings New
Life Pulls, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appe-
lite, sound digestion and n regular bod
lily habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. Only &c, at Logan Drug
Co. s drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

A farewell reception to Rev. and
Mrs. N. s. Thomas will be rendered at
the church this evening by the ladies OF
ST. Matthews P. f. church Sunday
school. The hours will be from to 10
D. m. Mrs. Thomas will leave with her
husband, Rev. N. S. Thomas. this week
for their new home in Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29
THE SWORD FUND.

10 IHo EuullCs
We endorse the Initiative action taken by
the wheeling IntelIlgeneer, both in invit-
ing Admiral Dewey to take part In the
ceremonies attending the setting Of the
Fort Henry commemorative tablet ana In
proposing tho raising of fund by pop
IIlar subscription for the purpose Of pur::
chasing a suitable sword to he presented
10 Lieut. John 8. DOddrldge, U. s, N, In
recognition Of his services contrihutory to
the great victory won by Admiral Dewey
in Manila Bay.
We suggest that the Intelllgencsr pro-
coed at once to receive subscriptions to the
DOddridge Sword Fund, to the amount Of
1900, same to be expended by the Fort
Henry Tablet Committee In purchasing the
sword TO be presented 70 Lieut.. Dod-
bridge, in connection with the Fort Henry
ceremonies, February q, 1900.
H. r. McGREGOR,
HULLIHEN QUARRIER,
A. 7. SWEENEY,
r. n. BAIRD
o. c. DEWEY,
ALEX. uPDEGRAFF,
7. 81. GARVIN,
Members Of Fort Henry Tablet Committee.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of wheeling
People and Visitors.

People and Visitors.
Intelligencer readers who have &C.
customed themselves to looking for
ward with pleasure to each one OF Ser
geant Ernest G. Smiths letters from
the Philippines, will be pleased to learn
that an unusually Interesting letter has
been received, which will apear In next
Saturdays paper. in personal letter
to the Intelligencer, Mr.. Smith en-
closes eight snap shots of scenes at
the front with the Seventeenth Regu-
lars. He has made number OF these
views and the entire set is to be copy
righted. There will be some mighty
interesting development here In
a very short time" says the sergeant,
whose letter is dated October %. from
Angeles, Luzon. land l will keep you
posted as best can, for, although the
news generalIties are weeks old before
my letters appear, yet interesting de-
tails are not cablcd, and with these
try to I'LL my letters, l have offers
from the Cosmopolitan people for my
whole set OF photographs, but you may
use these and others without Interior
ing in any way with other plans My
health still remains excellent and my
skin is yet intact, but In these days Of
uncertainty sickness and punctures'
come suddenly"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29
John K. weir Injured.

Wheeling people will remember John
X. Weir, for many years a resident OF
this community and president OF the
nailers during thei- memorable strike
years ago For some time he has lived
at Youngstown. Ohio. where he be-
came assistant superintendent OF the
MahoninE Iron Company. Information
has reached the city that on last Fri
dny he suffered from a serious acci-
dent. He was run down by an Erie
messenger trnin, resulting In n frac-
tured hlp and other injuries, which
may end fatally. His many friends
here will regret TO learn OF his misfor-
tune.
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Mr.. John wnterhouse. member of
the committee which visited Admiral
Dewey at Washington last week, has
returned from Sykesvllle, Md, where
he visited his married daughter and
family.
Mrs. Anna Comcrford. of South Chap
line street. leaves to-day for Grafton,
to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mrs. Florence Blayney and Mrs.
Margaret McCleary. OF Claysvllle, are
visiting relatives In the city.
Mr.. Frank G. Caldwell has returned
from flying trip to Washington and
New York.
c. A. Weaver, wife and daughter, Of
Moundsville, registered at the Mcclure
yesterday.
Mrs. Flora Smith, of steubenville,
was registered at the Windsor last
night.
Sam Z. Barr, of Lumbcrvlle, W, Va,
was an arrival in the city Inst night.
Hugh Brown was New Martinsvillo
register ut the Stamm last night.
Robert c. Worls and Sam Work, of
Kingwood, are at the Howell.
Tom skinner, Yankee Dam, w. Va,
is n Grand Central register.
+. NJ. KellHr, of Hundred, was an ar
rival in the city last night.
Mrs. o. N. Koen, OF Warrington, is in
the city
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The IntelllEcncOr accepts the trust, as
suggested and Imposed by tho Committee.
Donations to tho fund may be left al tho
InteIliRSnoer counting rooms, No. q Four
fronth street. Out-of-town contributors
may mail subscriptions to the IntelllRencer
pnhlIshInE COMPANY, WheellnG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

SPECIAL SALE Of 60 cent Bon ,Bons
for Thanksgiving Dinner ut 20 cents per
pound. at Plate s. Hanc's. 1851 Market
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29
SOCIETY.

The pupils Of the city high school will
give an entertainment this afternoon at
the school hall, beginning at 2 o'clock
to which patrons and friends of the
school are invited One of the students,
Sydney Mccoy. while in a poetical
mood, evolved this clever invitation to
the entertainment;
Please visit the High School tomorrow,
II will be an "Open Day."
There will be- plenty Of things to anuse
Come prepared for full! hours stay.
There'ii be speeches and essays and read
sonES, music and debates
You viii see how the High School can do It.
And, say-tell It to ali OF your mates.
Twill commence on the afternoon We'd
Precisely at two Of tho clock;
II the door Is not standing open
You may open 1t or you may knock
The programme to be. rendered is as
follows:
Chorus-Ye Mariners Of England, School
SelectIon--SmolLy Mokes. 49,. Orchestra
Reading-The Presidents Proclaim. =.
Ess siSn T6anEs9vlIE iorljFinassd
'...................... Katharine Mitchell
Plano soio-The Old Sentinel; ..:...;;:.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. beFne FFeese
Recltation-Tho Shadow on the BLIND;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Maude van ltoIn
Ouartette, Soldiers Farewell
Gordon Watt, William petwetler,
Alfred HesBe. Walter Clark.
RecItation-The First THANKSGIVING:
............ .,......,........Heien waivers
Chorus-where Are You Going To?:r; :,
Observation-Disclosures. School
Northumberland to Bitter Sweet.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Harriet hutGuIuII,ol
Duet..........i.......... Jenkins
Plano. Sydney Mccoy. Mandolin,
Albert EtZ,
RecItRtion-our Hired GIRL. Edna Pratt
Double QuaTtGtte, ...NespeE hymn
Jennie Wheat, Clara Fette, Elsie
MetZncr, Lillian Graebe, Rose Hal.
Ter, Lulu Davis, Kate Meyer and
Lou Hastings.
Reritntfon-Fifty Years Ago. Wilma Sssen
Chorus-Bridal Chorus. =. $50. School
rntion-Thanksgiving Day. Lou Hastings
Duet ,..,..............-.t...,s SeleCteu
Piano, Emma Row Mandolin, VIM.
petweller.
SelectIon-StArliRht SerenRde,... Orchestra
Orchestra = Violin, Jessie Mayer.
Mandolin, VIM. Detweiler. Guitar,
Bessie Austin. Plano, Emma Row.
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MEETING CALLED
OF the Fort Henry Committee, Il
Charge Of "DsVey Day"
THB OLD SOLDIERS PREPARING

10 Take a Prominent Part in the Pa
rade-They Invite the Veterans
From Eastern Ohio and Psnnsyl-
vauia to Participate : SPANISH
American War Veterans to Meet
Soon to Arrange to Appear in the
Parade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29
PERFECTION REACHED
IN MAKING SKIN AND TOILET SOAP.
Fresh, Green Leaves Of the Tasmanlan Blue Gum Tree
Used as Base.
NO MORE RANCID FATS, OILS OR DANGEROUS AkAll
A Perfect Skin Healer and Delightful, Refreshing
Cleansing Toilet Article.
MAKING SKIN AND I
& RANCID FATS, OILS OR DANGEROUS ALKALl
UNLIKE ANY OTHER SOAP EVER MADE.

The first skin and toilet soap the process Is
impossible TO Make soap
ALL soaps
delightful change II must be-
acknowledge ~
Hyomel
the skin soft cool "
peachlike Of health
9 o oil diseases Of the skin
sold by all druggists
for postage and we % ' ~
THE r. i. BOOTH COMPANY. Ithaca. NY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

SPECIAL SALE OF 60 cent Bon Bons
for Thanksgiving Dinner at 20 cents per
pound, ut Plate n Hnne's' 1871 Market
htreet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

Prof. John NJ. Birch returned yester-
day from New York, where he went on
n business mission connected with the
deal now on with eastern capitalists to
dispose Of the holdings In this section,
owned and under option by the Wheel
Ing Consolidated Coal Company. The
deal Is expected TO be consummated
shortly. The coal properties include the
Elm Grove, Richland, Boggs' Run,
Glendale and MoundsvIlle mines, and n
block Of coal lands in this county,
mostly on the river front, aggregating
about 10000 acres.
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WANT
GOLD?

You can find !
here. We are lus
now showinga@ei.IIii
HUI line Of Cos o,.
Rings, plain, finS&!s
engraved and VIA
sIIifkinds Of sc'ti I,...
NJ prices far esl ..i
those usually naHIiSS..
for rings Of l n.s
",Iue. We low.
Won TO be the iu6s y:
70 compare OUT y
rings with those "a 4
other houses - ~
convince yourself
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

Charles Kilborn and Miss Maggie Ut
termohlen were married by Rev. Father
McMullen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

At the Carroll Club last evening, dis
trlbution Of prizes for the domino tour
nament recently closed was made. The
prizes were distributed by Mr.. w. s.
Foose, president Of the domino club,
who made a very happy address on the
fine points Of spider and highly con-
graduated the winners OF the prizes
for their excellent showing. A smoker
followed the priEe-glving: n general
good time ensued, and all members Left
the clubhouse. convinced that the
tournament had been a success. Pre-
paratiuns are already being made for an
Individual contest, and the prospects
are that by December Is the next tour
nament will have begun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

The ladies' Of the chancel chapter Of
st. Lukes p. E, church gave n unique
entertainment at the parish house last
night. and It merlted the warm appre.
citation bestowed. II consisted OF "shRd.
ow pictures" from Dickens works, and
a rendition OF musical gems from the
opera, 1.-THE GeiRha." Still another fea.
ture was the famous st, Luke'R pop
corn balls, from the sale OF which
goodly revenue resulted. The entire
affair reflected credit on performers
and all In any way interested.
In rendering selections from "Thc
Geisha." and 1.-THE Mlltndo," the per.
formers were: Mrs. Flora Williams.
Miss Virginia Harrison, Miss Mary
PAUL. Miss Emma Beall Miss Kate
Wlncher, Miss Bessie MCGranuhHn. Mr.,
]. C. Baum and Dr. Eugene Warren,
Miss Emily Ray Pollock was cRpa-
bic accompRnIst on the piano. The
chaperOnes were Mrs. W. Bates Woods
and Miss Alice McCRbe.
The chnperoneS for the shadow pic
lures were Mcsdancs Lawrence
Sands, Harry Sands, w. d. Mccoy,
Charles N. Hancher, T. ]. banner and
Miss Alice McCHbe.
The recitation Of "a Twilight Idyl."
by Miss Alice McCabe was a charming
feature, and greatly enjoyed were the
shadow dances" For every number
there were appropriate costuminE and
scenic effects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

The All Alike bowling club, OF tho
Wheeling league win entertain their
friends this evening Mt Pythian castle,
South Side, The members OF the other
teams of the league are especially in
Vltcd. Myers orchestra wifi plny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29

At the Church Of the immaculate
Conception yesterday morning, Mr..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-29
Il. E. Hillman
&GO.'s.

Diamonds, Studs,
Rings, Pendants,
Charms, Cuff But.
tons, Bracelets, Pen.
Knives, Cigar.Cut.
tiers, Watches, etc.
Gold Watches, Fill.
ed Watches, Clocks,
Silver, Ebony and
Gold Plllsd Brushes,
Sterling SilVerwarc,
and best Silver.
Plated Ware, Head.
quarters for Regina
Music Boxes.
o Eleventh Street,
Wheeling, v. Va.