davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1900-06-12

slams, are acting under the orders OF
the British admiral. 1t is reported that
the head of a foreigner has been seen
exposed on a pole northwest of TEN
Tsin. The Chinese are fleeing from Pc
king and Tien-Tsin to Shanghai.
There are ominous indications OF
outbreaks in the Yang-Tse district,
All classes of natives in the north dis
play intense hostility toward foreign
ers, and the Chinese soldiers point their
guns at foreigners as they pass"
, 1900-06-12

Tien-Tsin, June 1.-THE captain in
charge of the British defenses here
c~ommandered a third special train
yesterday and a fourth today for the
transport of 213 Russians and two guns
and 81 French marines, with stores
md one gun for the British. The in
ternational forces are near Lang FOng,
40 miles from Picking, but it is doubt
full if they reach the capital before
Tuesday.
, 1900-06-12

Call at Frank II. Eggleston's drug
store and get a free sample Of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
They are an elegant physic. They also
improve the appetite, strengthen the d.
gestion and regulate the liver and bow
els. They are easy to take and pleas
ant in effect.
, 1900-06-12

The aid society of the Presbyterian
church will have a basket picnic at the
ONE OF Mrs. Stark on Wednesday, June
10. All parties wishing to go will be at
Mrs. Blake's at a quarter Of 2.
, 1900-06-12

Mrs. George H. Hunt is closing out
some goods very cheap at the store
room next to the Popular market. tt
, 1900-06-12

FOR SALE-A good stock ranch;
will cut 500 tons of hay per year; plen-
ty of water. Apply to
jel1m1 J.. II. DAVIS, Grand Avenue.
, 1900-06-12

All who suffer from piles will be glad
to learn that DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve will give them instant and per-
manent relief. It will cure eczema and
all skin diseases. Beware of counter
feits.-A. II. Cordiner, Druggist.
noi1v on1y h0c a month.
, 1900-06-12

Berlin, June 1.-THE German foreign
office has received a dispatch from Pc
kin, dated Sunday afternoon, saying
the American mission house at Tung
Chow, the river port of Pekin, has been
burned by natives. The officials of the
foreign office suppose this happened
Saturday or Sunday morning.
The dispatch further says the Inter-
national club. outside of a gate of Pc
kin, has been burned and that the Bel
gian secretary of legation was attack
ed by Chinese soldiers. The foreign
office interprets the latter news as con-
irming the serious views taken of the
situation and expresses fear that the
German embassy will be next attack
ed.
An official of the German foreign Of
fee called attention to a remark ascrib'
ed to Colonel John Hay, the United
States secretary of state, to the effect
that the United States could not enter
into an alliance with the powers re-
garding China, and added: There is
no question Of an alliance, which is IN
necessary, but only Of a political COM
bination for a specific purpose. There
is no political question, but a police
, 1900-06-12

Washington, June 1.-THE navy de-
partment received the following cable
gram from Admiral Kempff:
""Tunk Ku, June 11.-Secretary of
Navy.-In case all communication with
Picking is cut we will not be able to go
alone; but if other nations go, will join
them to relieve Americans, pending in
structions. The situation IS serious. 4
battalion of marines from Manila has
been urgently requested. Answer
Upon receipt of the above, Secretary
Long cabled Admiral Ramey at Manila
TO send by the Solace Immediately, with
ell dispatch to Admiral Kempff, one
hundred marines, arranging, if practi-
cable, so that after landing them the
Solace shall continue her homeward
voyage, as previously ordered.
Secretary Long this afternoon stated
that he had sent no direct answer to
Admiral Kempff, o was such an an
swer necessary, in view of the subse-
quent cablegram to Admiral Ramey at
Manila. The reinforcements in the
shape of 100 additional marines which
will come to him from Manila during
the course of a week would indicate the
departments position sufficiently.
1t will take the Solace a full week to
make the trip, according to the estimate
of the naval officers, for it is about 1000
miles from Manila to Taku. 1t is de-
dared at the navy department that Ad-
miral Kempff is not entirely depend
mt upon this marine force from Manila
cor reinforcements, for he was author
lied last week L call upon the United
States naval vessels at Shanghai, the
Yorktown and the Castine. for more
men If he needed them, and 1t is sug'
gested that the Oregon also may supply
another force, in addition, to Admira
Kempff. 1t is evident that the navy de
partment approves all Admiral Kempf
has done up to this point, at least, as il
shown by the Discrimination to hamper
him by instructions.
, 1900-06-12

Old papers Csc per hundred At The
Republican ofdce.
, 1900-06-12
JUS THE THING

The only correct iull dress shirt on the marke
wrinkle. Just what you are looking for.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-15
1c<l 6utnto1t & G..
112 bis 1872 Norb>G >Gutam=strabe.
Se(5S gro6e }tei(ag6-BargainS.

ebsr sun,en eabn @ bee anorre Bargains beb mnbnn
bele ebenu gut b nh G nafularno beiebrun ieds no
nberu rpralemtap u unb em bnen ssertb
Der plsm aubsreu III bnen fur essne aubruns
4aam mangelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-15
Stiif Sano
in htr etont 0oft;m,rr bs,,rs4+ q

in Der Staot Baltimore be,iucdtS
Die obiqen Q9orte Deg Gppcllationsq qsri6ts bon
1892 bcJieben f1 auf eineu 9roSeb, Der auf elmer
bonn 70. sunni 1913 ftammcuDen uebertraounqs=l1r=
tunoe bafrt lit - uIiO Dor @uuOsrt uno ncun;ebn
Sabren.
Ginige QeriOnsn. iucl6e 9beile bon bcm GrunS.
elaentbum tauFten, oas in oieiem Sale inoopirt
it, iagten Obne 3pciel, als bic sSraQe Der 9efb.
titel=llnterintung berantrat: sd piinibe tsins
lange lnteriu6ung bes gefbtitsls nur einies
Sabre 5uriif geniiet. 9r. g bate bas Gieentbum
lanQe 3eit I'M @efb - cine fb iiber bier3ie ober
flni3ie Sabre ertredenDe uuteriubuue iit fir mid
genu0."
Sod benefit bic Gnti6eibune bes appeaationss
8eri6ts in 1892, pe6e auf Der Ibiafuns elmer
uebcrtragungs=l lrfunbe, Die bor ein @unbert uno
neun3ebn 9abren ausgefeGt ipurbe, beqrinDet 1T,
mic tboridbt es bon einem aGufcr it, fir ein Gis
eentbum su bejablen, obne bic Irt BON llnteriu.
dung on3ufclcn, pie Sies BON Seiten Der
& tie 8uarantee & Sruit Gomp a.
II b" tets geibiebt ipel6e in elmer obiolut err
idopfcnoen nnteriubung bes 9efbtitels bis gu ben
eriten Sndngen oefclben beitebt, oh Sies bis 1773
Ooer bis gu Der griinbune Der Srti9aft 9altis
more in 1870 surioatirt. Gine ocrartiQs Inter
iubung Seitens bieicr Gompuenie, bic nod purb
nhin1ute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-15
SoeI @utman e. Gpmp.

ouF Iie e;nbrang, in bas Oorf. elns
granate aus einsmGe6spfiinoer purz
be in bas 0orf estporfsn, porauf Die
u9orer" Der GHenbabn entlang bic
Stu9t ersriffsn. Sber6alb bes Oore
fes tpurbe cine amber. tlsine S4uar
oneetroffsn, tpslde Oaran mar, bic
@6ienen aufsureiBsn, a1ein sinlge
@6uHe pertrisbsn Iie. Die patrou'ns
febr.e beute frii6 auriid uno ber;9tets,
baB oas 9slsie ouf sins Strsds BON
L Wleils 5erIt0rt lit. Die Expedition
bleibt porldufig gu Sang Sang. Gin
beute frib aus Yefins uno 2angJang
in Sisn Sin ungetommener Courier
brinot elm S6reiben Der amerituniz
f6sn 2egation. laut tpel9em General
Sung Sub Siang benz Ginriiden Der
fremoen Sruppen in peting Wiberz
itanb gu leiIten beubf4iigt. 3sbnz
tauieno Gbinsien baben bas fiibli4e
s6or Der @toot beiebt. Der Courier
nlelbst ferner, bab ii9 1000 pgogsr"
in Der unmittelbaren 1mgebung Don
Gang Sang befinoen.
Sten Sfin, IA. SUM-. = Inz
lGbli9 bes 9roBen S4uoens, tpelder
Der Gifsnbabn sugsfiigt iporosn 1T.
firdtet man jebt, bab bic internatioz
nalen Sruppen Pefing ni4t Dor
Gonntdg errei6en tDnnen.
Ser iapanilde &reu5er DSua" 1T
gu Safu angetommen.
gabnpertebr binter ben
Gnt a btruppen abgss
f4nitten.
Sten s lin, IA. SUM. = Der
9o5npertebr aipii4en bieiigsr Staot
unb ben internationdlen Sruppen unz
ter benz @omiral Sebmour lit bret.
Meileu ienIsits gang SIun ubgefdnitz
ten poroen. 3pei 8riidsn Iino ger
iiDrt.
Mian munfslt. buB bic n8orer" entz
fhlofen linb, beute Mbenb bic Station
Sien SIin einaudThern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-15
BON Sang sang aus oI
eg f3nsller borD drts

BON Sang Sang aus foil
es f4nsller porn arts
geben.
Sien 5iin, Mtttpo6, 13. Su=
nj. - W1an ertpartet, baB NDmiral
Seymour bic Station 2ang Sang gu
elmer 5rpeiten 9orratbs 8aIis 9ez
ma9t bat, unb bdb er bic I6riseu 40
Meilen bon bort nod Yetin9 10 RAID
als m0gli9 5uriidlegsn piro.
Gs ueriautet, baB prin5 Suan, Der
neusrnannts Gbsf pss SIungzli ga
men (9insfI9sn austpdrtieen 4mts)
urb General Sung Sub Siang dbgez
bantt BADEN.
Drei peitere ruIfI4e ariegsf4jffe
Iinb gu Safu angetOmmen.
g S9limm, psnn pubr.
2onoon, IA. SUM-. = Cine
Sps3iol OepsT9e aus S6anebai
ii6ermitteit elm unbetdtistes Serii4t,
laut pel9em Elm @slanbtI9aft5 9ez
bdube in Peting oer6rdnnt uno elm
9eFanbter ermorbet poroen 1T. gs
perlautet ferner, baB es ben internaz
tionulen gntIabtruppen febr f9per
hdlt, Ra6rungsmittel unb Wafer gu
srlangen.
Sn 2pnooner offi5ieIen areiIen
beiBt es, man erparte tetnen Wiosrz
itanD ieiiens Der geb0roe 81 pefing,
iObalo bieIelbe fiebt, bab bic Mddte
sinie uno entl4lohen iino. So(lte
isbo4 trobbem Miberfano geleiitet
peroen, 70 babe Der 8efeblsbaber Der
internationalen Sruppen Snifruttlon,
ben S6ineIen eine f9arfe 3u6ti9ans
uno 2ebrs gu ertbsilen. Gr loa. i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-15

5aGls er bic Shore Yefin9's 9ef9iofsn
finbet, tur5en 9ro5eb MAIDEN mo teiz
men Quff9ub bulben. Cine anoere,
bon bsute odtirte0epeT9e aus S6dngz
bal entbdlt Solgenoes:
p@s perlautet bier, baB Sie 9ez
fanSten 9rpBbritannien's, sSapan's u.
Imertfa's gu Peting bic Wieoereins
feBung oes&ailers &tpang Su bsgiinz
itigen, tpdbrenb bieisrigen5rantrei6's
mo 8ublaab's oarauf beIieben, paB
Die Wfd4te bic 8ertpaItung Gbtra's
ii6ernebmen. Gs beiBt Iogar, es fei
bereits arrargirt, pie bas 9ebist unz
ter bic perI9iebenen MG6te pertbeilt
psroen foGe. Die Gntfernuns Der
britiI9en SdiFfe bonn gang Sic
aiang pirb als Setpeis bstra9tet,
buB @robbritunnien ni6t msbr an Der
Sbeorie Der Sntsrefen Spbdren fas
.ndlt
ySpGtere geri6fe aus sien sim
beFdtigen bic Na9ri9t iiber bic Gin
dIderung bes iapuniT6en @eIaubtz
I6afts 9ebdubes, ni6t aber bisis=
nige ii6er bic @rmorbung bss 9eTanbz
ten. 1900 Mam Guhen nit bier
9eIaiiBen fnb DOr Peting angstomz
men. Sm 9dn5en 1ino iebt 1000
&ufen gelanbet porbsn.
rGs gilt dls genjB, bab Sapar
S4ritte ergreifen miro, UNI 9ergslz
tun9 fir bic Grmorbung bes Sang
lers feiner 2egution in 9ettn9 Su
Gben.
DSn SoIge bon 9u6sf0runssn su
G6e 500 iino bas beutI9e 4bmiralsz
f1iff unb Der britt I6s &reuaer ,9h0z
mir" oortbin 5uriidsefebrt. Gin ruiz
iiI6es 8rie9sT9iff nit 600 Wlann
5ruppen an 8orb fat Gb mad San=
tom be9eben. @bineliIfr OeIpera.
bps gu Quiu San, 40 Nleitsn bon
@6an9bat, baben brei tleine SampIer
peggenommen unb bic 4afasiere eez
pliinbert."
Sapan mD9te bic 4ffatre
allein re9efn.
goto f a a, Ia. SUM-. - Sa>
pan III i'm 9e9riff, Elm ngemiT9tes".
Gsgiment na9 China gu f9ifen. Die
Gegierungs prefe ertldrt, Sapan
tonne Den n8prer" 9lufltano o[lein
nisberperfen, miihe iebu9 5usrf bas
0ertruuen Der Wid9t. septnnen, unb
ale I9anoIungen permeiben. tpel9e
9eroa4t ertpeden t0nnten.
Die ermor6eten Gifen=
bdbne Sngenieure.
9rH{fsf, ID. SUM-. -Oie g2af,s
ri6t iiber bic Grmorbun9 apeier Sta
liener unb eines S4peiSsrs, rpel9e
als Sngenieure uuf Der bel9iE9en Giz
ienbubn i'm nDrbli6en China tbdtig
puren, beItdtigt li6. Qlu4 Die
S6pefer bes S3pei5ers purbe er=
moroet, uno stpei anbere perIpnen
perben bermibt. Der 3elt Der sSns
genieure. grDBtentbsils SranaoIen uno
8elgier, errei4ten peting in Si4er9
beit.
Die fran3OfI6 belgiTde 8a6ns
@eFenI9aft bat 300 9etpoffnete CUR
8epa9ung ibres .9auptgeleifes i'm
0ienit, unb bufel6e 1T nod auf cine
Gtrede BON 100 Msilen often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-15
9r. 166.
Gprpfhcd 3rpnc.

gS ifarb am 10. SUM, um al llhr frlb, Torotteo
SloHe, @attin bes periorbtnen Gouaro Srone, I'M
gIter pom 7S 9abreu. Die 3eit Der Sssroisuns piro
ipdter ouseIeist. us6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-15
Gdrdnfte-Tofice

getGrtt ipiro, faIs Der Sefbtitt als eut befunben
iuiro, toitet nidt mebr, ais cine miuoeripertbiee
1uteriu6ure obne irgeno ipelbe @urantie.
4enn Die Gompagnie ben Seittitcl uls i6febt
beinbct, mas 6 Dfterer ereignet, als einiee 2eut.
gauben mOoeu, 70 uirb baour6 Der 9dufer Dor
Standardization unb 9sruten qcfi6crt, uno
ireut fb, bab er ieiu Gelb nidt ausgeoeben batte
9icie Gontpaenie bat G,elo uuf @ppotbsfen su
perleben, riidJublbar in mOnati3en Ib5ubluneen
oDer in anberer g8eiie.
Sic @iirsaur befinOen i5 i'm Gauitubte.G'ebGube
(Shcsi =Hntia I2r "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-15
HbsoIut aiftfrei.

1lndbnli5 70 pitl,n gsat,nt=Reoiiinsn sntbaItsn
Die psltb,tannten ct. Ssrnaro=Rrdu,rpiaen obiolut
tsine qitietn 9etanotbsils oo.r l6doliGe Snarez
oienjien Si,lel6en Fno aus DEN r.inen unp.rfGlid=
ten Sditen BON Rrduttrn bsretfeat, ps1s bon iebsr
in Der m.pi,iuiiGen @iheni6ait als bsiltrdtie ans
erfannt tporoen fno. Stoermdnn, Der bic YlIen ee=
braudt bat III bereii, III te3.uatn b1b nleitlbtn in
ibrer J8irfuna uniibtrtreiiib hno. Die ST. 9rs
naro=Grau;trpiQsn fno in aasn apot5stsn ,u babeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-15
ltebercinfpmnen unb Nerfauis=
Se0in0uuncu
Cine 11rf1ttt0e bon 1878.

rSies 1T elm Irojeb nm MISUNDERSTANDING,
ipelbtr bon perionen angeitrcnet nuroe bic be-
baupten, Na6tommcn BON 2lnorep Stioar gu icin,
ipelb' SeBtercr ieit Gangem beriorben it, uuo Die
98teocrcrlangun9 einacr unDcrtbsiter SHtcreiien
OIL enem
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ScftffcQen.

Solio unb iebr ottraftip fir s.. 80 perz
fault. Sei bieiem 9erfduf fir o6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-15

Baltimore, 27. Wfai 1900.
$3.50 8elohnuns uirb fiir bic Sn>
formation bs5a6lt, bic CUR 9srbaftuns
uno usberfiibruns irgenb elmer YerIon
ober gerIonsn fiibrt, bic sine ungeiesz
lide Sunblune bo0ur9 pornimmt. in
benz fis irsenD einen ansefellten bieier
Gompagnie in Der grfilluns feiner
Yfli9t posr pfli9tsn belditist Ober
angreift, obsr fir SnfOrmution, Die
CUR @srbaftung unb ueberfiibruns IT.
gsnb sSsmanoes fiibrt, Der bic pfOiten.
Ordbte, 2ampen Obsr 9lpparate, giz
ssntbum bisIsr Gompagnis, in irsenb
elmer @eiie Dernidtet, bei4doist ooer
in irgeno elmer Weil le beren 8rau9bar=
felt bssintrddtigt.
United Electric Light and
Power Ce.
Sm auftrase:
g. =. 8eilbpIB,
G48-) 9sneralz9elddftsfI6rsr.
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Sites Sabntueb-Sropfen
bsIfen in elmer Ninuts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05
QUITE A ROW.

Trouble in Quitting the Coffee Habit.
For more than twenty years I used
coffee and tea. II 1 missed coffee for
breakfast had u violent headache.
When learned this I tried to give 1t up,
but found that tea had the same effect.
was slave to both, and would become
so nervous that hardly knew what to
10 with myself IL 1 tried to give them
often heard people say that tea
made them nervous, and 1 wondered
how Il could do this. when It acted the
reverse with me, for my nervous head
ache would disappear at once after l
drank tea 1t was plain that 1t was
hurting me, but that had got so that
could not do without 1t.
Finally thought would try Postum
Food Coffee. and after buying package
and preparing 1t carefully, was much
surprised to find liked It very much,
but after an hour / was suffering with
a dreadful nervous headache, which
lasted all day. In the evening / gave
up and made a cup of tea, which re-
lieved the headache.
This proved to me that was n slave
to q stimulant habit, so 1 resolved 1
would give it up at once and drink
Postum. even II did have n headache
for u day or two In breaking over the
line I stuck TO the Postum and my
headaches entirely disappeared. / be-
gan to feel freSher and brighter than
had for ten years, Now Grave neither
coffee nor tea, but like Postum better
than ever did either OF the old drinks.
This pleases me greatly, for am better
satisfied with the new drink than l was
with the others, and yet I am gaining
steadily In health and strength. al
ways used the best grades of tea and
coffee which are far more expensive
than Postum. This Is another advant-
age in the change. would not go back
to the old slavery and bad feelings for
anything on earth. Please do not pub
iish my name"
The name Of this lady can be had by
application to the Postum Cereal Co.,
Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05
BEAur1FY1Ne THE HOME.
Interior Decorations are Now Of Abb
sorbing Interest,

sorbing Interest,
In the spring the housewives fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of house
cleaning, and with this gentle pastima
there Is associated interior decoration
OF the home. There will have to be new
wall paper, re-tinting Of ceilings and
the other adornments that are SO re-
freshing to the eye when made by
skillful hands. To supply the wants Of
the most fastIdious, Wheeling is fortu-
nate in having the Boston Beardsley
Company. located on Twelfth street,
near Chapiine, q decorating firm With
out an equal in this section. This hrm
has this spring purchased an elaborate
array of beautiful wall papers, combin-
ing artistic designs and happy combi-
nations of color. and no Wheeling fam
IIy should miss the opportunity of In
specting the superb stock at the Bos-
tom Beardsley store. Visitors do not
have to buy the firm taking pleasure
in showing Its goods and striving TO
educate the taste OF the community IN
the decorating line.
Besides carrying the largest and
most complete stock Of wall paper IN
the city, embracing English. French
and American makes. all new and
beautiful patterns, with variations In
price SO as to be within reach OF peo-
pie of moderate means, the Boston,
Beardsley Company deals In the dainty
and stylish Bobbinet curtains. These
curtains are washable and are mex
pensive.
This enterprising firm of house dec
orators also handles hard wood floor
ing. draperies and paper stucco orna-
ments, and has beautiiled the best
homes OF Wheeling and vicinity. there
by achieving n firm and splendid repu-
tation. Both Messrs. Boston and Beard
sley are artists in their line and em-
pioy only the best woTkmen, They viii
be pleased to furnish estimates OF cost
Of work on application.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Down in the state the claim has been
advanced in the interest Of candidates
for places or the state Republican tick
ct that the First Congressional district
is no longer the banner Republican dis
trict Of the state-in fact that she had
''back-slid." The statement is far from
the truth. as viii be seen by an exam
lnation of the returns of the election Of
1925. Not only did the First give the
largest majority for congressman, but
the counties Of this district have more
Republican members Of the legislature
than any of the others. The following
tnbulatIon is conflrmatOry Of this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05
THE PLASTER COMPANY
Stockholders Elect DirectOrs-Dlrec-
tors Choose oficers.

The first regular stockholders meet
ing of the Wheeling Wall Plaster COM
pany was held last evening at Its offices
in the Reilly building and the following
directors were elected: Walter Mar
shall, C. B. Bushon. L. G. HaiIoek, E.
NJ. Holiday Charles D. McCarty, Louis
Harttong and h. w. Marshall.
A meeting OF the directors was held
and elected the following officers;
Presldent--Charles D. MoCarty,
Vice President-G. Il. Bushon.
Treasurcr-WaIter Marshall.
Secretary and General Manager-R.
W, Marshall.
The company has selected n compe-
tent and experienced man TO superln-
tend the business and the outlook for
the new industry is very promising.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05
In Clerk Robertson's Office.

Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's office.
the following real estate transfers were
recorded:
Deed made March 2s, 1900, by D. s.
Thornburgh trustee, to Gottfrled
Rentzchler: consideration, $500; trans
fers one acre near the town OF Triadel-
phia.
Deed made April .. 1900. by Emma
Schram and husband TO Elizabeth
Schcsser; consideration, $1,000; trans
fers part OF lot 2l2. northeast corner OF
Twenty third street and Alley ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05
THE vIRaNIA COPPER COMPANY.

F1RsT-The Virginia Copper Company composed almost entirely
Wheeling and has eastern capital -,
sECoNDThe company is duly incorporated With a caps
Of $50oOoO .p -.
company and for more than Two
been operating developing owned by the company ana
Stafford, in Graham county Arizona
hundred and sxty-three
present five lode claims Two Oh WHICH
being fully developed, namely, Hub and the Boca
FIFTH-Vy reports from superintendent on the
Of shaft the Hub claim mas
go feet at the the vein o.
shOwngs very quality been eXeayated on e
depth from the surface being about uo lee -
measurements 1t Is estimated by experts 70 W
very % the vein. -, -. -.., -
Pittsburgh Pa, and in Whn
high as
gold $500 ton The expense OF MINING
shipping exceed $3.50 per ton
sEvENTH-The title the above described property inc @
Wheeling W. Va ana tne
company to constitute one OF the e
mining enterprises In Arizona. ,.,,. ~.
rapidly the DEVELOPMENT Of this properly s
company limited time few thousand shares o. ~
For apply at once to any OF the
directors, to
A. F. FAULKNER SECRETARY, -,4
Rooms IA and15 Temple, Wheeling We va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05

The announcement made through the
Intelligencer this morning, that Capt.
Charles ]. Rawling will be u candidate
for the nomination for county COM
missioner in Washington district, will
be received with satisfaction. Captain
Rawllng Is an old party wheel-hors
who will certainly redeem old Wash
Ington II he secures the nomination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05
90 Yenrs Of vile cntarrh.-chas.

90 Years Of vile Cntnrrh.-Chns. o.
Brown, Journalist. of Duluth. Mimi,
writes; II have been n sufferer from
Throat and Nasal Catarrh for over 20
years, durlug which time my head has
been stopped up and my condition truly
miserable Within 10 minutes after
using Dr. AgnCw's Catarrhal Powder
obtained relief. Three bottles have
almost. II rot entirely, cured me-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05
WEATHER AND RIvER.

From figures furnished by Weather
Observer Christian schuepf and Cap
tain John Crockard. of the wharfboat.
the following weather and river report
for the month OF March is complied by
the Intelligencer:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05

ROSES, towering shrubs and
plants at lowest prices. Extra fine
and large selection. Catalogue free.
Reid's Nurseries, Tel. SO, Bridgeport,
Ohio. this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05
GOSSIP.
Two Railroad Companies in the Field
to Build Line From
WHEELING TO COKE FIELDS.

Both Are Striving for Blight Of Way
East Of This City-The UniOntOwn,
Waynesburg 6 West Virginia APP
pears to Have the Gala Concise
Sketch of the Railroad Situation.
There Are Rumors Galore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05

FOR latest fashions in cut and ma,
terIal. go to
c. W. SEABRIGHT's SON. Tailor.
228i Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-05

II you intend to move this week and
desire to have your piano moved by ex-
perienced men, leave your order with
+. w. BANNER co,