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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-16
AM Must Report.

At conference between CHIEF Mar
shall Robert White and Adjutant Cen
eral George ]. Mathlson, last evening,
1t was ascertalned that number OF o.
ganlzations had not reported to the
chief marshal the number of men they
will have in line, name of commanding
officer suggestion of aide, ETC., as re-
quested recently. Chief Marshal White
desires 1t known that the organizations
must comply with the request, else
there will be great confusion in making
up the parade.
The chief marshal was informed by
Superintendent of Schools Anderson
that there would be large turnout Of
the public school children from all
the ward and high schools. The mar
shall and his assistants are Of the opin-
ion that the streets along the line Of
march should be roped, in order to
prevent the space for the marching
thousands from being encroached
upon. especially on account Of the
large number Of school children in line.
Colonel White will appear before the
council committee on police this even
ing and request that the committee
provide for the roping of the streets
BY ali means this should be done. It
win not be a matter of great expense.
The chief marshal also desires the
services OF four trumpeters, and young
men who are handy with the trum-
pet are requested to hand in their en-
iistment papers to-day, at Colonel
Whites office on Main street. Be
quick, boys; only four are wanted.
Division marshals and aides are re-
quested to call at William schertfe-
gers, on Main street, and have their
measurements taken for gauntlets and
other articles of their equipment.
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MORE coal IANp noUeHT
Yesterday by the American Tin Plat
comnsny

Yesterday by the American Tin Plate
Company.
The important part of the large coal
deal mentioned in the Intelllgencer a
fortnight ago, was consummated yes
terday. Several days ago the American
Tln-plate Company purchased the coal
land underlying the farms of James
Kerr and Henry Helllng and few
other small farms on Glenn's Run, over
the river. The coal land already pur-
chased by the company had no outlet
and by itself was practically worthless
to the company. Deeds were signed
and delivered last evening, whereby
the company comes in possession Of
the coal lands and outlet of the farm
owned by Koehnline, Appenzellcr and
Drennen, the outlet to which is located
in the northwestern part of Martins
Ferry. While the price paid for the
Koehnline, Appenzeller and Drennen
coal lands is withheld. it is stated that
the price was large, as the owners OF
the lands knew the exact position the
tin-plate company was in. In other
words, they got their own price.
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pEToRE saUIRE FITzRATRIoK.

Two Gases Were to be Heard Yes
tsrday-oase of John Laue to be
Heard To-day.
The case of Hiram Shilling, charged
with stealing coal at Elm Grove, was
heard before Justice Fitzpatrick at Z
o'clock yesterday morning. Upon hear
ing the evidence in the case, Squire
Fitzpatrick found him guilty and he
was given SO and costs. Upon failing
TO pay his fine Shilling was sent to jail
for thirty days,
John Smith was charged with drunk
enness. His case came up at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning. He pleaded guilty
and was given ten days in jail.
The hearing OF John Laue, charged
with being person not of good fame,
will come up before Squire Fitzpat-
rick at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The
charge against Laue is preferred by his
wife. Pauline Laue.
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NThe Telephone Girl. !"

The greatest and most successful "re-
psater' last seaon and seaon before
that ever came from the New York Ca
sino, was the famous musical comedy
"The Telephone Girl" and it was the
heaviest money-maker also. With a
powerful cast, the most powerful, In
,deed, that 1t ever had, 1t will come
here next Monday, February 18th. at
the Opera House. Dave Lewis, Jessie
Merrilees, James b. Macdonald. Nellie
Douglass, Minnie Woodbury. and the re-
mainder OF the original company VIII
be seen. Any number Of comedy girls
will also be in evidence, and with
sprightly dialogue, comlcal complica-
lions, Gustave Kerker's charming
music. elaborate scenic settings and
beautiful costumes. 1.-THE Telephone
Girl" VIII undoubtedly prove this sea-
son what 1t has been for the past two
seasons, one Of the merrIest and strong
est productions Of the period.
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MThe Tenth"

Says last evenings Washington Re-
porter; While all the arrangements are
not completed for the trip Of old COM
pany n, Tenth regiment. to Wheeling,
on February %, to take part in the
Dewey reception, It Is an assured fact
that there will be a good turnout
Forty-hye Of the members have signi-
aed their intention of going and
others are expected to be in line. A
number Of the Company K boys from
waynesburg win Join the Washington
soldiers here, and all VIII march in one
body Word has been received from
Wheeling that the Philippine heroes
viii be given a good place in the pa
rade, and the officers will not have
swords. The blue uniforms win be
worn. The Company H men are enthu-
sIastic over the trip and counting on
having good time. These soldiers
win not be the only ones to go, as there
win be a number of q. A. R. veterans
there from this section. the post at
waynesburg going in a body.
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AMusEMENTs.

The Daniel R. Ryan company played
to two packed houses again yesterday.
Evidently popular price attractions
please opera House patrons. In the
afternoon, "a Celebrated Case" was
put on, and in the evening 1.-THE Fatal
wedding was the very attractive bill.
Mr.. Ryan, Miss Pitt and the other
members Of this really excellent COM
pany acquitted themselves with credit
at both performances. This afternoon
''Ingomar'' WIN be repeated, and as II
Is conceded to be the company's strong
est bill, doubtless the house will be
packed. Tonight the old favorlte.
"Jlm, the Penman, /" will be given,
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ALONG 90 1nndinr.

The Catherine Davis passed up with
empties at p. m.
Down with coal yesterday: Iron
Axe, 10 a. M; Nellie Walton, II a. M;
Dick Fulton and Belle MCGOWAN, ? D.
M; Cruiser, p, IN.
The marks ut 8 p, m, Thursday, show
ed 81 feet inches and stationary. less
water by four or I'VE feet than lind
been expected on the rise. weather
cloudy and colder.
The Queen City cleared for Cincinnati
at D. M, but did not get away from
Bellaire until p. M, owing to large
freight offerings In the Wheeling mill
district She carried a large party of
Mnrdi 6ras excurslonists for New
Orleans, who will take the New Or.
leans packet, New South, at Cincinnati.
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NC oavalrY pivirIon.

DIR. William Petrie. commanding the
cavalry division. reported yesterday to
Chief Marshal White that the turnout
of horsemen would he very large, but
owing to the material from which It Is
TO be formed being scattered over so
much ground, an accurate estimate Of
the number appearing in line could not
be made. Division Marshal Petrie de-
Blres the horsemen to come without
decorations on their mounts. except a
small flag fastened to the bride. SLOUGH
hats and buff leggInEs are desired.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming Of wheeling
People and Visitors.

Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.
s. o. PAUL. of wellsburg. was in the
city yesterday.
arrival yesterday.
DR.. ]. r. Manley returned yesterday
from Brilliant, Ohio.
j. R. Trotter, Of Charleston, Was a
Grand Central guest yesterday.
C. A. Weaver and wife were new arri-
walls at the McI1ure yesterday
George W. johnson, OF ParkeTBburg.
was a business caller In the city yester-
day,
Part Of the IA Night in Chinatown"
company are registered at the Hotel
Nichols.
Miss Eva odenbauEt. of Byron
street, Is convalescent, after an attack
Of illness,
Iapee Handla.n, the Sixth ward drug
gist, returned from a business trip TO
Brilliant, Ohio, yesterday.
Mas Lillian Murrin, Of the Eighth
ward. 10 in Pittsburgh, to be the guest
OF friends for a few days.
John ]. May, OF Baltimore, Don Plat,
Of Cincinnati, and Carl Lang. of Boston,
were arrivals at the Grand Central last
night.
stnte arrivals ut the stsmm yester-
iav were George B. Wright. OF Cam
eron, and Frank W. Clark, OF New Mar
tinsVllle.
Bdward Haynes IL out, after fve
weeks Of illness. resulting from q bro
ken Zoe, received while at work at the
La Belle mill.
Miss Martha slmns, who has been
seriously III at her home, on Twelfth
street during the past two weeks, Is
able to be out.
The following were state arrivals a.
the McLure yesterday: p. NJ, ShoW1tter,
and son, OF Falrmont; F. A. Prichard,
OF Warrington; W. H. Mable, OF Ma
bic.
Rev. r.. Rush swope, D. D., of Bilt-
more, N. c., who Is the house guest Of
Mrs B. W. Peterson, will baptiEe Cyrua
Bruce Flick, the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. c. p. Flick, OF Twelfth street, to-
day at noon, at st. Matthew'S p. r.
church.
State superintendent, OF Schools ]. R,
Trotter, OF Charleston, George w.
johnson, of MarlinBburg, one of the
normal school regents, and A. j. Wllkln-
son, OF Grafton, the American Book
Company's man, were arrivals In the
city last night.
Charles II. Kceshin. general agent OF
FitE q WCbsters IA Woman In the
Case" which comes 10 the Grand next
week, was in the city yesterday Mr..
Keeshln first came to Wheeling In 1859,
at the head OF a crack minstrel com.
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MIC Arrangement.

At a meeting Of the Dewey Day"
committee on arrangements held last
evening at the ONCE Of Chairman Gar
vim, Architect Fred F. Faris was pres
ent with five bids for the construction
of the proposed speaking. press and
distinguished guests stands at the
west front Of the county-city building.
The contract was awarded to the
lowest bidders, w. A. Wilson & Son.
The other bidders were the j. w. BeltS
& Sons Company Louis Hartong, W..
w. Wood and John L. GIesey. Work
win begin at once and the stands are
to be completed before Thursday. a
slight alteration in the plans calls for
reserved space for the chorus of 100
voices.
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GA Woman in the oase.n

Bartlett and May are American spec
tally artists, who have already ingrati-
ated themselves with the audiences at
the Royal. The male performer is un-
usually tall. and the lady is pert. petite
and attractive. The really pretty songs
she sings are occasionally interrupted
by the odd tricks and jssts Of her COM
panion. Constant brisk movement dis
tinguishes this turn" which is in-
spring on account Of the never failing
activity and energy Of the artists
London Bra. This clever team is star
ring this season in "A Woman in the
Case" which comes to the Grand Opera
House the FIRST half Of next week
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Friedel Company to John F'riedel was
recorded; also the certificate Of lncor-
poration, with John Frledel, c. P.
Metsner, ". H. Frisdel. @. A. Mayer
and Marie E. FriedeI as interpretations
capital stock, subscriber $500; paid in
$50; authorized $4,000.
A marriage license was issued to
George Kuntz, q, and TITLE Fisher. 80.
Of wheeling.
". B. Simpson qualified as admins
traitor Of the Louis thinner estate; bond
5000. with L. ,. stifel as surety
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nae ,VaraitY cadets.

In explaining the reasons for the fall
ure to secure the attendance of the
West Virginia University Cadet Corps
artillery squad on Dewey Day" the
Intelllgencer yesterday morning unin-
tentionally did the cadets an injustice.
1t was their desire to come to Wheel
ing, and 1t was only on account Of the
excessive expense of transporting the
guns that they were not secured. as 1t
Is, many Of the corps will come. though
not as a body and without their artil-
lery. They have many friends here
who viii greet them warmly.
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rha Minstrnl Show.

John w. vogel and Arthur Demtng's
Big Minstrels comes to the Opera House
next Tuesday and Wednesday, Febru-
airy goth and 21st. Arthur Demlng will,
of course. be the chief merry maker on
this occasion and there is no comedian
better prepared to infuse spontaneous
mirth. He has long held the premier
place, and in this, his greatest Of shows,
will clearly demonstrate his right to the
title emperor" Bentham & Byrnes
musical comedians; Ollie Young, club
expert: Marion q Pearl. acrobatic won
dsrs; John H. Mack, comedian and
bantoist; an unusually large singing
contingent: Prof. wayne's double SYM
phony orchestra, and many others COM
prise this company of fifty-five mem-
beers. The scenic equipment will be
complete, the hrst part being elaborate
and costly Two specially constructed
cars are required to transport the peo-
pie and effects of this organization.
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"a rrln To- ohlnatown. .

"A Trip to Chinatown" was present
ed to a good sized audience at the
Grand last night It is a sensational
melodrama, rcplete with thrilling scenes
and situations. with an abundance Of
special scenery. The cllmaxes are par
ticulariy strong, and the denouement
very happy. The large and capable
cast. including a number Of speciality
artists. Il headed by Madame and Au-
pIietin Melville, who are popular favor
Res here. The play will be repeated to-
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Catarrh for Twenty Years and
Cured in a few DAyS.--Nothing too
simple, nothing too hard for Dr.. Ag-
news Catarrhal Powder to give relief
in an instant. Hon. George James. Of
Scranton, Pa, says: II have been a
martyr 10 catarrh for twenty years.
constant hawking, dropping in the
throat and pain in the head, very of
fensivo breath. / tried DR.. Agnew'B
Catarrhal Powder. The FIRST appllca-
tIon gave instant relief. After using n
few bottles all these symptoms OF Ca
tarrh left me-" Sold by Charles II.
Goetze, Twelfth and Market EtreetS.--l.
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The following additional acceptanceS
were received yesterday:
Valley Star Council No. 80, Jr' o. D.
A. n, Of Limestone, W. Va.
Company L. Second regiment. West
Virginia National Guard, of Parkers-
burg.
G. "A R. Post No. 50. Of Keyser, w.
Va,
Baltimore lodge No. 8. knights Of
Pythias, Of wheeling.
John A. Logan Council No. s5, Jr. o.
q. A. H., Of Wheeling.
Canton lodge No. %. Knights OF
Pythias, Of Canton, Ohio.
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opportunity to take part in the Wash
lngtou-D Dewey Doddridge- Fort Henry
demonstration. AFeauest along this
line win be sent TO the manufacturers
and wholesalers by Chairman Garvin
to-day. Many Of the retail stores, It Is
said. win close for the afternoon.
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UNIONS.

The State Of West Virginia: 49,,
TO TIE sheriff Of Ohio County. GsestRS'
]. Kirby, II he be found In your balllWtrL
to appear at the clerks ofilce Of the eE
cult court OF Ohio county, at rules . y
held for said court, on the firBt MONDAY q
February, 1900, TO ansyer a bill In chanceiI
exhibited against him In The said GOVT
there this writ. Witness c. H. Hennins
clerk OF our said court at the court hog.
Of said county. In the city Of Wheeling ", "
Srd day Of February. 100, and IN the S'@
year Of the state Of West Virginia,
c, H. HENNlNG, CLERK
A copy-AtteSt: c. II. Henning, Clerk
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Clerk Hornlsh. of the icty board OF
public works, reported yesterday that
the board had given the desired permits
sion for the erection Of the Fort Henry
tablet in front Of the wingcrter prop
erty on Main street, and that the foun-
dalton would be put In by the board.
The general Dewey Day" committee
extends vote of thanks to the board.
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IN COX Robortson'S once.

yesterday. In Clerk Robertson's ONCE
the following were recorded;
Deed. made February u, 1900; by
Mary NJ. Mccarty and husband to VIII
liam c. Brown; confederation $4,000
transfers part Of lot 9, block 1. old far
ground property. on North Huron
street, Island.
Deed, made February IS, 1900; by ce-
celia Brues to L. s. Good consideration
$4,000, transfers lot /, on Main street
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
The power Of attorney from the 1ohh
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rha ONO River Road.

Travelling Passenger Agent A. j.
Smith, OF the Ohio River railroad, re-
ported yesterday that at least one
Dewey Day" special would be run,
leaving Parkersburg at a. M, arriv-
ing at Wheeling at $40 q. M, and
leaving for Parkersburg at p. m. The
fare Is g for the round trip from Par
kersburg. Additional coaches will be
attached to regular trains.
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About fifty couples Of young people
attended the dance given by the Ariel
Club at the Carroll Club auditorium
last evening. The affair was highly en-
toyable and was in charge Of commit
tee composed Of the following: Bert
NahiIly, John sauers. Alfred FauIlLha-
Der and George Gundling. At midnight
a tempting luncheon Of all the seasons
delicacles was served in the dining
hall. Prof. chayles Rlllmeyer furnish
ed the music.
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a aenoral oloae.doWn.

A general close-dOwn of the manu-
featuring and Wholesale establishments
in Wheeling and tho surrounding towns
is desired on Dewey Day." in order
that the 5000 employees may have the
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THE SWORD FUND.


To the Public:
We endorse the initiative action taken by
the Wheeling Intelllgencer, both in inylt-
ing Admiral Dewey to take part in the
ceremonies attending the setting Of the
Fort Henry commemorative tablet and In
proposing the raising of a fund by pop
ular subscription for the purpose Of pur-
chasing suitable sword to be presented
to Lieut.. John s. Doddridge, U. s. N, in
recognition Of his services contributory to
the great victory won by Admiral Dewey
In Manila Bay.
we suggest that the IntelllgenCer pro-
coed at once TO receive subscriptions to the
Sword Fund, to be expended by tho Fort
Henry Tablet Committee In purchasing the
sword to be presented to Lieut.. Dod-
bridge. in connection with the Fort Henry
ceremonies, February ., 1900.
H. P. McGREGOP,
HULLIHEN QUARRIER,
A. T. SWEENEY,
r. NJ. BAIRD.
o. C. DEWEY.
ALEX UPDEGRAFF,
7. N. GARVIN,
Members Of Fort Henry Tablet Committee.
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THE GREATEST BATTLE
History is Momentarily Expected

In History is Momentarily Expected
to Take Place
In the vicinity Of Ladysmith bstwes1
the Britons and Boers. The 0tttI
Intelligencer AGLAs OF Two
WARS tells all about the country u
which war is now raging. It con-
tains special information and stalls
tics bearing directly on the wars 2
South Africa and the Philip hes thai
cannot be found In any otlIr booE,
The Intelligencer ATLAS De two
WARS can be had at the Intelhgtn'
Ger Office 81 Fourteenth street, at lg
cents copy, OF by mail on receipt g
IS cents. Send United States ooia
Address "Atlas Department" DtiV
Intelligencer, 81 Fourteenth sHe'
Wheeling, W. Va
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pany, which showed at Melodeon hall
AIS last visit was fifteen years ago with
Fred Warde.
The Windsor register showed the iol-.
lowing West VirglniRns present yester-
day: Joseph Dillingham;, Cumberland;
j. II. Hamilton, Parkersburgi g. s.
Millspaugh. Albion.
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THE RIVER.


Cincinnati QUEEN CITY, s p. m.
PaFkersburg. II. K. BEDFORD, IL a, m.
Marnnloras. JEWEL, II a. m.
PittSbuFgh. :. .LlORENA, q. N.
Pittsburgh. .GREENWoSop. a. M
SistersVflle. RUTH, say P. m.
CiRrinEtorl. :, LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
StOubenviiie. =. NJ. BAYNE. $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. (. VIRGINIA, s a. m.
PNFkeraburE. BEN HuR, II n. m.
NRrIettn -. ELolSE, II q. m.
Statewide. RUTH, S:SO p. m.
Darlington. LlckOI, S:S9 \. m;
steubenviIlo. n. n. BAYNE, 2:SO p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. GREENWOOD, $50 a. IN.
P1rkersburg.H. 4. BEDFORD, II a, m.
MRfamoFnS. JEWEL, II a, M
siSteTSVille.. RUTH, $3.50 y. m.
CiRrinEton. =. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Stoubenville. 4. n. BAYNE, 2;S0 p. m.
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James ]. Kirby Is no Inhahitant Of ny
bailiwIck, nor found therein this 9Th DAY q
February, 1900. ". j. LYLE, D. s.,
For H. c. Richards, 8. o. q
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Members Of Fort Henry Tablet Committee

The Intelligencer accepts the trust, as
suggested and imposed by the Committee.
Donations TO the fund may be left 9t the
Intelllgencer counting rooms, No. q Four
teenth street Out.Of-toWn contributors
may mail subscriptions to the Intelllgencer
Publishing Company, Whaling.
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The Financiers.

The additional subscriptions reported
last night by Chairman waterhouse. Of
the finance committee, we're as fol-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


The State Of West Virginia, oh'
County, IS:
In tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County West
Virginia, February Rules, 100.
Allie Kirby VS.. James ]. Kirby-in Cha"
Gerry,
The object of this suit Is to obtain ~ ~
VOrce from the bond Of matrimony W.! W.
said defendant on the ground o. ll
than three years abandonment Oh s~
plaintiff by said defendant ara
And II appearing from an atIidaVlt w ".
IN said cause, at these Rules. that we y Y
PENDANT, James ], Kirby, is not reslaSeA ~
the state OF West Virginia, and nc "a
having been served with process " ~.
suit. on motion Of the plaintiff, BY 49, sL
toTney, this order Of publication . enWsiiI
against him, and It 10 ordered that the ~ y.
defendant, above named, be ana NC y ~
quired 10 appear within one month 49, y.
the date Of the FIRST publication OF tlis 81
SsT ana DO whHt . ' ssSSsseT Syr5 "a sst
this order be published and posted AZ ~
Qulred by law. =, IA
Witness. {. H.HenSinG, clerk. Of $40
cOnrt, Mt the court house o. SAID coVIns WY
this 18th day Of February, 1850, to-Wl'' = ~
PablSScd' the tlrs. time Ess ,s yc s 10
Attest: c, II. TIENN1NC9. Clerk. ,,,.,..
W. j. w. cowDEN, Attorney for Fi''F
hllll,
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
Allie Kirby vs., James ]. Kirby 10 S cn,,S.
cory in tho Circuit Court for Ohio S0u"'
~ w. Va:
Take notice that the dispositions o. Mr. MiB.
a. Howard, Lillian COnley, Benjamin VIZ
land and Allie Kirby win be taken Of w,
law oiIice OF w. ]. w. Cowden, NO ~
ChhplinO street. IN the city OF Wheein'yy'
Ohio county, West Virginia, on satu.u,SS
the 18th day Of March, 1900. between ~
hours OF o'clock a. m. and o'clock p "a
10 no read in evidence IN the above h ,,I
cause on behalf OF said plRintin; An u
from any cause the taking Of said depv.
tion shall not 10 commenced, or being co,IiS
mOnccd Rhnll not be completed. or W w
day, tho taking OF tho snIne shai! M
iourned from tlnr 10 tinlo until the s'
ALLIE KIRBY, Plaintn'
By w. ], W. COWDEN, her Attorhe'' ~
To JAMES j. KIRBY. Defendant