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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
c0URT DECISIONS.
Notes Of Cases Recently ecided,
Which. are Of Interest to
Our People.
- $3.50 - y. 4, n
DIGESTED BY W. B. MARTIN.
Exclusively for virEinlan- Pilot,
.DIGEsTED BY W. B. MARTIN.
tExcIuslvely for virElnlan- Pilot,
AYERS v. II1TE.
Supreme Court OF Virginia.
September 81, 1899.

5r,f oGPleIllUeT o. 1897.
ANY VARIATION MADE IN A CON
TRACT. WITHOUT THE CONSENT
OF THE SURETY THERETO RE
LEASES EIM
THE LIABILITY OF A SURETY ON
A RECEIVERS BOND IS LIMIT
. ED TO FUNDS COLLECTED UN-
DER THE DECREE REQUIRING
THE BOND. AND DOES NOT
COVER OTHER AMOUNTS COL
LECTED UNDER FUTURE DE-
CREES.
The question involved in this case was
whether the surety on the bond OF a
receiver appointed by the court was liza
BILE for the failure of the receiver to
account for funds collected by him I'M
der n decree made subsequently to the
one which appointed him and which re-
CURED said bond to be taken The lower
court held the surety liable and he APP
pealed.
The Court says:
The decree OF November 90 1876 1.-THE
first decree above referred to1 SO far as
IT has any bearing upon the question
before us is as follows: 80 1t is
ordered and decreed that w. e. Craig
VINO IL hereby appointed receiver y =
{ ~ 1880 tiic pstidilCe VI purchase mon
ely due from said Long and Siplc. and
disblrse the same as per directions of
decree OF June 10, 1873, herein, after
having executed and filed with the
clerk of this court a. bond payable to
The Commonwealth of Virginia in the
penalty of $4,000, conditioned for the
faithful discharge OF his duty under
this and all future orders of this court
IN this cause"
Craig. with Ayers as his surety. exc
cuted and filed with the clerk the bond
required and the conditions of the bond
conform 10 the requirements of the
decree.
The court by its decree of June 3. 1895
held that the bond executed by I,roI:.
rs receiver under decree OF November
~. 1873, by every reasonable implica
ton" should he held to cover the duties
OIL the receiver. not only In regard 10
inc moneys directed 10 be collected bv
nm under that decree, but all moneys
mat may have come into his hands
under the DEGREES in the cause sun
1875.
This decree, in effect, holds Ayers
liable for the $1,000, with interest there
on from July l. 1854, as to which (,rni,,
receiver, deraulted. although the fund
was received by him under the decree
OF June %, 1876, and Notwithstanding
nc had properly dlsburscd the funds
November 20, 1875.
AZ IN THIS View we are unable to concur.
Suretics stand upon the letter of their
contract. Their liability is always
strictissimi juris."
Nothing can be clearer than Tho
doctrine that the liability OF the surety
Is not TO be extended, by implication
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
LlEuTENANTl AND ENSIGN.
TWO @oFFIcERs CHOSEN By Ma
VAL RESERVES il4Sf

The Second Division OF the Virginia
Naval Reserves held q meeting last
night and elected MIR. Banks, of the
Chesapeake Lumber Company. as Lieu
tenant of the Junior Grade, and w. ].
Hickey as Ensign.
The Lieutenant of the Junior Grade
of this division resigned some time
ago. and Mr.. Banks, who was at one
time adjutant OF the battalion OF Re-
serves, was the unanimous choice, OF
the division as his successor
The Lieutenant commanding this d.
vision is r. S. Weaver.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

y burglar entered the residence of
Mr. w. ~. Weeks. 100 Bank street, last
night about IL O'Clock and got away
with clothes to the value OF about $780,
His burg!arship.' with whom the police
have not yet made acquaintance, en-
tered the house from second story
window on the side. The clothing
stolen was in the second story rooms.
The detectives arc at work on the case.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
IenAY~ LONGER.
oi,rspccinII.inuo Sn,c.

OUR SPECIAL PIANO SALE will
be extended for ten days by special re-
quest of many customers who live out
"f the city and could not get here
sooner. The same very low prices will
be given. $500 Piano at s207 and a 5000
Piano at only S117.
FACTORY PIANO PARLORS.
1t Cor. CRANKY and Charlotte streets.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
Eyc- Exr,,incaE .aa

DR.. a. Week manager OF the optlca
department. of the Gale Jewclry Com
pany, viii examine your eyes free De
fectiVe vision and complicated case:
specially Invited to call. je26-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

. y
The new Piece Goods are
all in. and 4 showing We are
mighty proud Of.
We needn't touch on The I
skilled cutting and careful
workmanship in our to-order
department. You Know all
about that.
But combining these virtues
with those Of excellent service
is what has given the upward
push to this part, as well as
all other parts of our business.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

Despite the scarcity OF cloth, We have
succeeded in importing the second lot
OF Drummond soft-finish worsseds You
must he m early caller 10 see this
high grade goods. RUDOLPH &
WALLACE, 1913 Main strcc:.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

An old remedy that has proven ,ts
value in curing headaches and pains
has made it's appearance here-Iick's
Capudine.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

and lose ALL" Many are so intent ~,
i ErnIp'e as a. that they lose their health
business man OIL the road 10 success h,
hah-ns ana Keeping him healthy.
tive. 25c. 'ee eilec-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
NORFOLK PRESBYTERY
Continued from Second Page.)
further attendance on the Presbytcry
after the afternoon session.


school within the bounds Of the Fresby-
terry for the proper instruction and
training OF Sunday school teachers was
discussed and, ON motion of DIR. Mack,
Revs. I.afferty, Maxwell, Wexford and
Ruling Elder Barksdale. of Portsmouth
were appointed 4 committee to look in
to the feasibility OF such an institution
and submit their report at the spring
session of the Presbytery.
EVENING SESSION.
Rev. w. J. King said that DIR. C. E.
BISHOP, gentleman Of fine attain
lnents, 4 member of the church in VIII
liamsburg. who desires 10 use his gifts
IN evangelical services was not an
elder bus n deacon of the church, and
desired to know II there was any way
by which he could be given authority
under the Prcsbytcry to engage In
work Of this kind, as he was looking
toward an ordination in the future to
the regular ministry. 1t was decided
that he could be made licentiate in
view of the fact that it was his pur-
pose to be ordained to the regular
ministry.
On motion of Rev r. e. Eggleston,
the Presbytery decided that it would be
glad to license him to preach under
the conditions stated. provided he
passed satisfactory examination.
HOME MISSIONS.
The Chair. announced that the mex.
order OF business was the report of the
Committee on Home Missions"
The exercises were orened with re-
liEious services conducted by Rev L.
Is. McCluer, who read rs the Scripture
lesson u portion Of the Psalms ON the
duty and honor of the Church. Prayer
by Rev. II. Fl. Robinson.
The report was then read by AR
McCluer. 1t called attention to the
fact that since the spring meeting the
East End Mission. 1t Newport News.
mad been organized into a church and
known rs the Second Church of that
city. Park Place had also been organ
ized as a church and a chapei had
been erected ut Prcntis Place by the
First Church of Portsmouth and reru-
lar services were held there 4 minis
ter had been secured for TAFT Memoria,
Church, who have charge of the chanel
at prentis Place. Rev. c. d. Gilkerson
was in charge of thc l.ambcrts Point
Church. and that there would be n mis-
sion in connection with ii soon
The report urged upon tho ministers
ana churches to recognize the import
'tncc OF contributing the full amounts
to he cause, that the stated supplies
have authority 10 continue their en-
gagcments.
Tho SUFFOLK Church had been given
authority 10 employ the Rev T.
Thomas Until the next meeting of the
Prcsbytcry.
Rows. Il. r. McClucr. Samuel Hall.
Major Humphreys. Rev. Il. r EEEles-
ION. DR.. Mack and Rev; w H.
Groves made stirring addresses on the
report. after which 1t was adopted.
On motion OF Or. Mack. special col
lection was taken mp To aid Rev w. TT.
Groves in repairing one Of his churches
in Gloucester county.
THE REPORT ENDORSED.
Rev. Hcnderlight offered the follow
ing. which was adopted:
Resolved. That the Prcsbytcry has
heard with much interest the report Of
the Committee on Home Missions
Resolved. That It is impressed with
the magnitude and pressing needs of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

IN 4 LIZ wilma 1/l
Boyer Of Germany
writes:
Il use Warner S
Safe Cure for pa
tients who suffer
(ronkidney and liver
diseases, and it re-
stores them to com
plete health. | rec
ON mend it mo st
cordially in all circles
Of my acquaintance.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
yGhI2||||'',l|s'.'.
asi-2as MAIN STREET. 4;
Novelties in
.C;h| Chi. Clothing.
Boys 's
Sailor Suits.

The Sailor Suit is verv non
ular this season; it is STYLISH. n
dressy, and serviceable and
proper for all occasions. We
show these in beautiful fancy
mixtures and plain red, white,
brown, green, and light and
dark blue-all trimmed and
braided in various pretty ef-
fects. Prices range from $3.50
to $1,000.
All-wool. Cheviot Sailor Suits. PRETTY
;l:I =, .l, With white or black 60 m
!; Another n lot. trimmed the same way;
rial: sizes to II. Each. ........ $3.50
A magnificent line of Dark Blue and
Fancy Mixed Cheviots. various combiuu-N
lions of braids and trimmings; scores OF
STYLES; all full hlouses and cut and finish
sn IN me te IS pest manner; SIS no
Very Fine ERglish Chevlot Blouse Suits.
very elegant goods; very dressy. collar
trimmed with 10 rows OF black or white
silk sontache bradItwo shields, one tho
color of the suit, the other white serge,
braided and with embrcidcred star-ine
silk tie and handmade lanyard and whis-
tic with each suit: sizes to az m
10. Very special value. Each. po. w
popular colors aud styles: prettily braid
Sizes ST. aad 10 s. si" Mash $500 to $500
y good Navy Blue Brownie or vestH
Suit, pieces. coat. pants and g en-
little vest Each....... ......... PH ~
Another one In navy blue ca m
litt.1 better quality. Each.... Po.OU
:, a a. fun u line of this popular $500
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
THE REpORT ENDORS

Rev. Hcnderlight offered the follow
ing. which was adopted:
Resolved. That the Prcsbytcry has
heard with much interest the report of
the Committee on Home Missions
Resolved. That 1t is impressed with
the magnitude and pressing needs of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13

A magnificent line of Dark Blue and
tons OF br,tids and trimmings: scores OF
styles; all full blcuses and cut and finish
ed in the very best manner; CTnnE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25
The Secret Of Napolcon's Success,

Napoleon once said, The time to con-
Guer Is now--never wait" ard he al
ways conquered because he always
struck at cnce for victory. The person
who is sick or out OF health should seek
at once the right physician and treat
ment Tor immediate cure The right
physician to consult Is an eminent spec
iailst of worldwide fame and Iarccs,
experience In curing nervous, chronic
or lingering complaints. like Dr. Greene
OF % west Fourteenth street, New York
ci'v, Wao IL his vast experience cures
thonSand3 of cases just like yours. And
the r'Sht treatment TO take Is thar which
surrey cures and at the same time IS
purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less, like Dr. Greane's wonderful treat
heht on harmless vegetable remedies
one Of his srea: discoveries. known MS
Or. Greene's Nervura blood and nerys.
remedy. is klo"n and used all over tho
world. Out he has discovered equally
valuable cures for all phases of disease,
Notwithstanding the. fact tha; d..
GFSeae has the largest. practice and a
greater success in curing disease than
anS other-phrsician. he can be consult
ed oy the people absolutely without
Charge, whether you call or write. If
you want TO. be cured. II You want to
Know what your trorole Is, Go no; wait
put Wrlii' your case at once 10 this most
successful of physicians and get his ad-
vice and counsel free. Follow tho may.
I'm OF Napoleon and conquer You: dis
ease no"-co not wait until I; NAV be
too late.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25

3 DE- a
North line, Twenty-nInth to AIcCul-
loch to Twenty.elghth and out Twen-
ty-cighth to corporation line. South
line, Thirty-second street.
Seventh Ward.
First precinct northeast corner Penn
and Ohio streets)-North boundary,
zane street, from suspension bridge to
south Penn: west. South Penn street:
east and SOUTH the river,
second precinct Corner York and
Virginia streets)-East line, South
Penn; west and south. the river; north,
Zahs, beginning at South Penn. west to
south York. on York to Delaware, west
on Delaware to river.
Third precinct MIDWAY Club Housel
TSouth line. Zane, from suspension
bridge to North York, on North York
and North Front to Schmulbach's sta
ples; east to river.
Fourth precinct Gsland hose housed
South line. Delaware street, from
river to South York: east line, South
york. from Delaware to Zane. on Zane
TO North York, up North York and
North Front to Schmulbach stables.
North and west. the river.
Eighth Ward.
First precinct (3517 Jacob street,
North line. Thirty-second street: south
/. the river.
Second precinct (37l9 Jacob street,
betwceh Thirty-siXth and Thirty
ninth streets. river to corporation line.
Third PRECINCT (403f Jacob street,
Ihirsy-nlnth Ito Forty-thrd streets.
river to corporation line.
Fourth precinct t4S0j Jacob street,
rorty-third to county line. river to
corporation line. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25
Is.N07c0NFIRAED..

The Sale ofthe Site of Cabanas, Cuba,
to Wheeling Company May Not
Have Been Closed, as was Reported
Yesterday From Havana.
The Associated Press dispatch printed
In yesterdays Intelligencer from Ha-
vana. stating that the site OF the an
cient city of Cabanas, Cuba. had been
purchased for a West Virginia syndl-
cate, headed By Colonel ]. A. Miller, of
this city, created considerable interest
throughout the city yesterday, and
Colonel Miller was bessiged by his
friends, who offered their congratula-
tons thick and plenty. The colonel was
taken completely BY surprise by the an
nouncement. and when seen yesterday
said lie did not know anything about 1t
more than was stated in the telegram.
He said company had been formed
here time time ago for the purpose OF
investing In Cuban real estate and had
decided 10 purchase the site Of the city
OF CaBaRas. The money was Subscribed
and, through their agent In Havana,
they had succeeded In securing an OPP
ton on the property pending an investi-
CATION by their attorney rs to the title.
The company retained as It's attorney
the counsel OF the Bank OF Havana,
and It may be that afie: investigating
and dndjoa the title clear the deal was
consumated.
The statement that 1t was the COM
panys intention to dredse the iarbor.
build warehouses. and railroads Is an
eXaggeration. IL thev secure the prop
erty .hsy will improve the harbor and,
OF course, offer inducements to shippers
to use that port, which Is the nearest
and most convenient outlet for the i'm
mense sugar and tobacco output Of
Pinar del Rio province. The site Is sit.
uated nearly fifty miles northwest OF
Havana, and Is in The midst OF rich
sugar and tobacco fields, all Of which
were devastated during the rebellion.
The town of Cabanas was burned by the
insurgents some time ago
Colonel Miller would not state the
amount paid or offered for the land nor
the capital stock. Neither would he
give the names of the stockholders,
most OF whom are Wheeling gentle
men. His reason for this was that he
had not received official assurance that
the deed had been made and the trans
fer OF the property made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25
BRIEF MENTIONINGS.
Events In and About the City Given In
II SufShclI

NutSnCll. =
| Matinee at the Grand this afternoon.
Grand Opera House to-night-"A
Country Merchant"
Yesterday. in the circuit court. Judge
Hcrrey. the trial of the case of Schu-
| bert vs.. Meinhardt was begun.
The reserved seat sale for the Welsh
Singers. appear at the Opera House
next Monday evening. under the. att
spices Of the Womans Musical Club.
opens this morning at Houses music
store.
President Raymond. OF the West. Vir-
ginia University. will be unable to reach
! Wheeling on Friday night, as promised,
! but will be here on Saturday evening 10
deliver his lecture on Charles King
,sley and Christian Socialism" at the
High School building.
Special officer David Hahnc. Of the
Eighth ward. was the victim in Il de-
plorable accident yesterday morning.
While walking on Twentieth street.
near Main, he slipped upon the pave
| ment and fell. breaking his left arm
above the elbow. He was taken into
Dr.. D. II. Taylor's Office, where the
fracture was set.
Two important meetings will DE held
In the First Presbyterian church lecture
room this week. First. the day of praT-
er for colleges and schools will be OBJ
served this evening at half-Cast seven
o'clock. An address will be made by
Prof Work. principal of the High
school. All who are Interested in Chris
tan education are cordially invited. An
entertainment and social will be given
by the Syrian Mission band and Sur
shine circle In the lecture room on Fri
day evening at haif-past seven o'clock.
All interested in the good work Of the
children will receive 4 hearty welcome.
The social feature will be made promi-
ucnt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25
WHERE TO VOTE.
The Boundary Lines OF the Thirty-two
Voting Precincts of the City, Show
ing Where Every Citizen Should

d Voting Precincts Of the City, Show.
inr Where Every Citjzcu SbouId
C,.,,Ip .ua.
'
at every city election there has been
moro or less confusion on account of
voters rot knowing their proper voting
places. In compliance with the re-
quests of many voters, the In
tclligencer describes INFINITELY tho
hornaar,, H.. :. ,,,.,..
.'ou'tuais ''''ea oi the 'h'r'E-
TWO precincts OF the city. the description
being made from the official mans, on
Ale In civ Err;neer ,yb;,e.. oG,co
i''S oi'iNc'
Maps VIII DC on view AZ ath precinct on
cieellon gay, but tEat does not hclp the
voter who has made trip to one pre-
.clnct ohiy 10 pc instructed to vote at
aholhsr. me description follows:
First Ward.
E,rs, nroo,rc, ,,o- Not; .,r.o, An
territory north of line from tivcI. out
fSurts street to corporation line.
,eCohu Erecihct IL NAM strectl-
south OF last described line; out Fifth
't ne, " corporation inc.
Third precinct (ViEilant engine house,
-soutn OF last described line: out Sew
ehIh street 10 corporation line.
fourtn precinct tS3' Market streeO-
South OF last described line: out Ninth
street 10 corporation line; end OF First
warn.
Second Ward.
First precinct (scrord ward parkot
war; ma net
.'Uuss'-r so''' nor'h BOUNDARY Oh ward
Nintn street; all north or line from river
OUT EicVeWh 10 Market. on Market to
icntfi' out Tenth to Grandview. on
Sanon az" ~ Hnn.h' ,c.,
house)-Au between Tenth and E,Inw-
cnth streets, and between Market ana
Grandvlew "''u
Third precinct dO6S McCo)locb s,rcc,,
ALI Of Second ward east of Grandyierv
and north of Thirteenth street
Fourth precinct Ql29 Eoff strecr-Ro.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets
and between river and GrandyIey
street.
Th;rd w,,
First nrecinrt 1e;5 ,tarsaf e,ro, ,
and hoor)-Bctween north boundary NJ
ward, Twelfth street, and Siytoenth
street. and between river and chnnlina
street.
Second precinct (pol!cc court ROOM
Between Twelfth and Sixteenth streets
and between Chapline and .I3coh
streets.
Third precinct G27 Fifteenth street,
Between Twelfth and Sixteenth
streets. and between Jacob street and
Alley .. which Is the first east of Wood
street.
Fourth precinct n06 Fourteenth
Thirteenth and Six.
tecnth streets. and between Alley o and
corporation line.
Eou,rb worJ
F,rst nrac,rc, ,,,,r,la
Between Sixteenth strcot tbo crool,
and Jacob street.
Second precinct II,onrIoy's hau Iy,h
tcenth street, - Rctwcnn Siy,onS,,,
street and creek. and bctwoen Ionnh
and Wood streets.
Third precinct f17IO N-ool ,,.,o,
Between SIytccnth s,rnot ,r5 -,
run, and beiwren Wool o,r,, ,t' ~, I'M
poration line ~ "'' cur
,,.c ~.
'"'h warn.
First precinct Hook and Ladder
house)-crcck on north: river on west:
on south, center line Twenty first 10
Market, on Market to Alley II, on Alley
II to Eon street on Eurf street
10 Twentieth street. on Twentieth 10
Alley +. thence out Hubbard road IN
line.
Second precinct (2li3 Main strcoN-
North line, out Twenty first to Market
thence nm Allov II IN EnN ,,,an, "" ~,
Twentieth street to Alley F.tand souih
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25

Children deprived Of fats
and mineral foods have
weak bones, Rabby flesh and
thin watery blood.
The milk of nursing
mothers, enfecbled by chron-
ic diseases, or long contin-
ued nursing, produces the
same results.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil partly digcsted and
with the hypophosphites,
forms a fat food which acts
on the infant through the
mothers milk, giving rich
blood, strong nerves and
sound flesh and bones to both.
.oe. Hnd sr,co all druggists. ..
SCOTT G BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25

That $1,000 which prominent citizen
desires to wager on the success Of the
Republican ticket tomorrow doesn't
appear to be attractive to the people
who assert their belief in Democratic
success. He will wager $500 even that
Mayor Butts Is elected. and $500 to $500
that Clemans has at least Gel majority
over Ritz. Anyone desiring all or n
part Of this. can be accommodated
through the city editor of the Intelli-
gencer.
The polls open at a. m. and close at
6 u, M Tomorrow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25

Why doesn't the Register dllate upon
the expeditions OF It's candidates into
! the several wards OF the city this
week? The IntellIgenccr will not en-
ter Into such matters. but as the oppo-
sition organ makes 1t feature Of the
campaign. these migrations of the
Democratic candidates should not be
allowed to langulsh in obscurlty. Come
out of your hole, Mr.. Sixth Ward"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25

TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money II
il falls to cure. 25c. The genuine has
l.. b. Q. on each tablet. mwf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25

Charles II. Watkins. Republican cam
didnte for City Clerk. asks that You
give him your vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25
| G. LAMB. Pres JOS. SEYBOLD. Cashier.
j. 4. JEFFERSON, Asst Cashier.
. ANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
CApITAL-SI75.OoO.

WILLIAM A. lSETT. President
MORTIMER POLLOCK. Vice President
DRIFTS on England. Ireland. France and
Germany.
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administered. capably administered
but that would soon be changed.
Do you want to risk the experiment
OF DemocrntiC misrule again2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25
ADVERTISEMENT.

w. II. Paul, candidate FOR City Clerk,
l. drummer of tho Opera House Band.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-25
For whssrfmas,er.
HENRY RUNER,
OF the SGSnd Ward.

oVe reproduced the general
me Ganddas Tor first o 's' "
~ De'ioeia'le ucket on heleft side OF the