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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
A WeateI.n Wolf catc,,nr.

st. PaRl Pioneer l'ress: Wolves are
rapidly increasing In number near NIL
Ter, s. D. The law OF bounty has not
encouraged their killing by the hunters.
Now the stocltmc1. alarmed ut their
increasing numbers, are takMg steps to
get rid OF them. Charles Carl, ranch
man, northwest OF town.. is the most
successful wolf catcher. He has n pony
trained in the tent OF tcaping bnrbed
wire fences, as most OF the ranches are
80 fenced. When the wolf appears he
mounts his pony and starts inter him.
The wolf. with n hunlna-likc instinct,
WI make for the highest and strongest
fence. The pony viii follow, jumping
the fences and son firing the wolf out.
he 10 then dispatched by the rider of
the pony. 1t Is often necessary 10 run
antold wolf ten TO fifteen miles before
firing him out. ~, .5...z sfF 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
HERE At HOME
Wheeling Citizens Gladly Testify.


Wheeling Citizens Gladly Testify.
1t is testimony like the following that
has placed the Little ConQucror'' so FAR
above competitors. When, people right
here at home raise their voices In praise
there is 10 room LETT for doubt. Read
the public statement OF n Wheeling citi-
zen: /, = j5ts'SSg y. III
Mrs. C. Mun:emaier, of Fourteenth
street. says: 1T Is the same old story;
severe pains through the small OF the
back. Just over, the Kidneys, and dis
tressing, and annoying urinary weak
ness. My back was so sore ut times
that l could scarcely 6ct around to do
my&ork. and were ! TO sit In one posi-
ton for Il time 1t was very painful to
straighten. l tried different things.
but did not get any better. when ! WIS
recommended to use. Doan's Kidney
Pills. y, got them ut the Logan Drug
Company, and began to use them. /
never had anything act so quickly and
satisfactorily: I took n few doses. when
] felt decidedly better. In time my
trouble disappeared"
For sale by all dealers. Price, 80
cents. Foster-Niburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y.rgolc agents for the United States.
Remember the name =. Doan's = and
take no substitute 90 IL H. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
Pensions Granted,

Special Dispatch % the Inteil!Senccr. Il,
w WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.--pensIon GER
tshcntes have been Issued TO West Viz
jginin applicants M follows:
Renewal = Robert VI, Williamson.
whesl!ng, IS. y
5lEcreasc--WillIam Blshofr. ElkIna. TO
IS; John T. Young. charry Camp. 10
$40; George Nightingale. Elm Grove, to
y; George ZONES. Hundred. to sl2:5 Co
,lumbus johnson, Tylerg creek. 10 $40;
Henry Sprouts. Loudtgvltic, 10 s12; VII
liam f. Barter. Odavi!lc, to IS: Elias
Martin, Wyatt trenawnO, to $l2. War
with Spain: Widow. susnn A. Russell,
Huntington. sl2; dependent father
Chnrlcn a. Toothman, Lcwlsburg. So.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06

= NEW YORK, August 3.--i,obert Dun
Imp. q leading merchant, OF this city.
who was tho founder OF the Dunlap
News Agency now no longer IN cxisti
encc. died here to.dnY. ~ - erlII 59all-.E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
Prevented a Tragedy,

Timely Information given Mrs. George
Long. OF New StruitsvIllc. Ohio, pro.
vented Il dreadful tragedy and saved
two llvcs A frlghttul cough Ind long
kept her awake every night. She had
tiled many remedies and doctors. but
steadily grow worse until urged to try
DR. Kings New Discovery. n One bottle
wholly cufed her, and she writes this
marvellous medicine also cured Mr.! Long
I0t}alscvcrc Httnck OF Pneumonia. Such
cures nre positive rroos or the mutcS-
lcss merit OF this grand remedy for cur
Ing all throat. chest and lung troubles,
Only 600 and Sl00, Every bottle guar
Iantccd. Trial bottles free i at LOGAN
Drug Co. q drug Rtorc,--G w - "a ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
RETIREp ARMY oFrrcER
Sued for Breach Of Promise-Claims
- He Deceived Her.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.--Mlss Ella
M:fPlatt, an artist of this city, to-day.
instituted suit nj law in the district su !.
preme court for, $4,000 damages for
breach of PROMISE against Major George
A. Armes. q retired United Sta,rs army
officer. The defendant has gained soma
notorlety In several ways, once by
twTalting the ncac Of General Beaver
theF governor Of Pennsylvania, and an.
other time by Z controversy with war
department officials. ts
The suit alleges breach OF prpmi=a to
marry. practice OF deception and tho
commission OF personal assault on thn
plaintiff. Among other things 1t al
lrgcs thnt he deceived her In making
her believe that the signing OF an agrae-
mcnt rccttirg that they hercby brcomr
man, and wife constituted n valid
marriage.
She AYERS that after she discovered
the alleged deception he refused to
marry her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
Poatmanters Commencement.

Special Dispatch to tho InieiiiEopcer I.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Wcst Viz
sinia postmaaters have been recently
commissioned as follows: IIarwood l.
Groves, Letter. Randolph county thew
otlice): John u. Williams. Hatfield;
Enoch $. Hyde. Digbattle:, Duddridge
county IN new oince}:. Frank il. .RosE,
Kelley. Beddridge county "a new Of
hco): John II. Recsn, Eureka IL money
order oi'!ce): Albert Jones, Crisp,
Plcnsnntn county Uhc site i0f Office
changrd); Alfred p. Wlalnnd. Morocco.
Clay county IN new of.lccl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
Cold Steel or Death,

There IL but one smail chance to
snvc your life and that ia through an
operation" was the awful proapGct set
before Mrs, I. B. Hunt. OF Lime Ridge,
WIS, by her doctor. after yninly trying
TO cure her Of n frightful case or stom-
noh trouble and yellow jaundice, He
didn't count on the marvellous power
OF Electric Bltters TO cure Stomach and
Liver, troubles. but she heard OF It,
took seven bottles, was wholly cured,
avoided surgeons knife. now weighs
more and feels better than ever. It's
positively guaranteed 10 cure Stomach,
Liver md Kidney troubles md never
d'sappoints. Price GOO ut Logan Drug
Company's drug storc,--1. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06

49, VIC tStoA y 4nuS 0UsG1a0Tt xSLE1h-
r son viii Be Made President of the
University Hampshire County
Out Of Debt.
Special Dlaan.ci to tho Intellistncer. ~
. MoRGANToWN, W. q Va, i Aug. d..
ine Standard Oil company Is making
such additions to Its pumping station
plant. one mile south OF Morgnntown,
as will constitute one OF the most i'm
portant stations along It's pipe line to
Philadelphia Ono hundred workmen
arc engaged in building seven tanks, at
a cost of at least s1o9, Geo. 4 This addition
Will give the company forty tanks with
capacity OF 1 500. 900 barrels. The COM
.pany Is also putting In some new ma :
chineryg in the ton and making i'm
proHcments about the grounds.
+ A high authority on university mat
tiers told your correspondent to-day
that the report put IN circulation that
Governor Atkinson would be offered the
presidency; OF the university when his
term expired was the silliest kind of
speculation, and that, DR.. Raymond
would occupy the position for an In
definite period. He, also expressed the
belief that the institution would not be
forced into the Issue by either party
In the present. campaign. I, s
Dr. Ruhl, Of, the experimental station
staff, has been In several counties dur
Ing the past week Investigating q pecul-
lar matndy which. IS prevalent among
cattle. The ones attacked suddenly be-
come blind and die Ina short time. He
is In correspondence with the agricul-
tural' department at Washington about
It, HeI says many reports Of cholera
among boss are coming 10 him.
q For the, first time in Its history
Hampshire county is entirely out OF
debt. the county court yesterday hav-
Ing paid, Off the last Of the South Brnch
bridge bonds s's5i
Alta meeting yesterday of the hosp,-
tai association Of the local physicians
OF Clarksburg plans were formulated
for the, erection of well-eQulpped hos
pItal. IL
The council OF Terra Alta on Friday
night ordered q special election to vote
on the question OF Issuing bonds for the
purpose OF establishing water works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
( II baby Is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and well.trlod
rcmcay. Mrs. * W!nslow's Soothing
Syrun. for children tcething. 1t soothcs
tho child, softens tho gum; tallnys all
pain. cures wind collie and liz tho, best
remedy for ,diarrhoca. TWENTY-FIVE
cents q bottle. mw&t :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
Smallpox In Fayette.

Special Dispatch to the Irtellisenccr.
HINTON. w. Va, AUG. 5..-Twclve
cases of smallpox have developed Mt
Macdonald. Fayettc county, and sever
al others have been exposed, who arc
closely guarded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06

Special Dispatch to the Intelligenccr
{, I. HINTON, w. Va, Aug. t5.-J. P. WIZ
l!nms. the brakeman who killed JOHN
Meadows near here recently. was given
ten years in the penitcntiary by Judge
Saunders. ut Becklcy, yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
KOTIR|',UTHs

In the Story That Governor Atkin-
son Will Be Made President of the
University - Hampshire County
!. 8 Ont n9 sneht g II. (. 4. q. 4. N I -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
With I MEIHUEN.

3 N .al..l D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
.Motlle!rI'sFEiielld

We know that in thousands Of cases
it has proved moro than blessing to
cSpcctant mothers. It overcomes morn.
ing sickness II relieves the sense OF
5tightness. Headaches cease. and dan.
ger from Swollen. Hard and Rising
Breasts is avoided. Labor itself Is
shortened and shorn Of most Of the pain.
ifaWc know that many doctors recon.
mend il, aad we know. that mal,i,,ides
}gfwomcn so to the drug stores and buy
because they are sure their physicians
have no objections. We ask n trinl-
Just fair test There Is no possible
chance Of injury being the result. be-
eaFse Mothers Friend Il. scientific
ally compounded. II Is sold at 81 n bol.
&c, and should be used during most Of
the period Of CESSATION, although great
relief Is experienced II used only short
time before childbirth Send. for our Il.
luSsrnted book about Mother q Friend.
TIE RaADFlELp REGULATOR CO.
f5sft ~ 81 Nsl Att ANT A. 81 .tlaFlEf97 -
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07
Alexander jackson, "A Rich Della
wareRn. Making HiS AcauatntRn-
ces Hnpuy
From the New York World.

From the New York World.
Camden Del. Dec Alexander Jack
son who has reached the age OF 70 years.
practical demonstration that the wealthy
should distribute their surplus while they
live
Mr. Jackson has succeeded IN giving
away many thousands OF dollars TO hum
bic friends IN an original but effective
manner. Mr. jackson has no children or
immediate relatives. but he has plenty Of
acquaintance
Some time ago ne conceived the idca
that " he lived TO celebrate THANKSGIVING
Day. 1900 u would DE eminently hitting to
celebrate the close OF his three score and
ten years OF prosperous and untroubied
life by beginning The distribution % his
riches among his real heirs at law and
his intimate friends. Thus far ne has
succeeded Ia giving nearly $4,000 away.
lie began the distribution IN 4 novel
manner. one OF his acquaintance Is
Frank jackson, a cab driver Jackson
owns a meek and slow horse ami an an-
tiquated cab Toward him jackson, the
rich man. directed his attention lie
appointed 5. J. Speal and G.. ". Lord
well-known business men Of this place.
committee commissioned 20 10 a.
Philadelphia ana cxpend N.To0 IN the
purchase OF fine pair Of Western
horses. modern upholstered hack
nickel-plated harness and other equ~,-
ment FOR Frank Jackson. and these
were duly presented 20 the happy
driver
other presents 70 different persons
range from $500 TO $1,000 apiece
Speaking Of his acts Of generosity Mr.
jackson to-day said. II discussed my
plan freely with some OF the best mon
% the state before putting it into prae-
tice. ] expect 10 continue therefore
right along with my ldou 30 long az he
capital lasts.
over $4,000 worth OF paper for money
loaned I have destroyed in the presence
of my debtors and have given them a
fresh start People VINO have not hod
enough 90 weather this winter ON
have given So and so in cash ana an
order on tho stores
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

Key West. Fla. Dec G-Arrived
steamer Martinique. Dillon. Havana. and
sailed for Miami; Nueces. New York ana
sailed for Galveston. schooner Wave. Ha-
vana: Ellen Adams Bonacco
Charleston. s G.. Dec 6.-Arrivcd
steamer comanche. Pennington. Jackson
vile. and proceeded 70 View York: steam
er Carib. Ingram. Brunswick.
Sailed schooners Charles J. willard
York. West Indies. Tofa. Wilson. Bruins
wick: steam yacht Priscilla Pratt Cuhn
Pensacola. Fla. Dec. ARRIVED steam
ship wilma (spanl. Lurarrnga. sarua Ia
Grande.
Sailed bark Dora PorD Conde Vero-
zuela and Loanda. schooner John $ park-
ers CBD. Ernst Laguyra. Venezuela.
Cleared. bark Luig QtaD. Cuno. Buenos
Ayres. brig Alice Bradshaw CBr. Beattle
Havana.
Noee: The British steamship Chatham,
before reported as being ashore OF per-
sacola bar. after having four tugs putting
on her last night without avail. st,rte6
this afternoon TO 1ettison her IA deck
She Is resting easy. but In an exposed
condition.
Port Tampa. Fla. Dec s-Arriv.s
steamer olivetie, Smith. Havana. Via
Key West.
sailed. steamer Olive,,e. smith IL.
vana. via Key West; Fanita, Thompson
Havana.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

Some Of the cheapest land bought in
Bib county for generations past was sold
Tuesday IN Macon, when the estate Of the
late y. J. Baer was put on the block
twenty-five acres OF good farming land
in the Rutland district. one Of the best
farming sections 70 be found anywhere
section where a magnificent country
home adorns every Dot. was Sold for So
Some other land less desirable sold for W
cents an acre This property o. easily
worth SO 20 SO an acre on the siovest Of
markets. Mr. Baer during his last years
Rad a mania for buying up bands wherever
they offered for sale. and al one time he
had about $4,000 worth Of property. That
was during the boom times in the carly
uineties when the depression stru *
business his land values siumpod and he
saw hts estate dwindlo % STOUT so 90 be-
fore be- could uuluad This preyed upon
his mind ana gave him q great deal Of dis
appointment and worry Sc died In a
dingy room over a store iu the city. al
most in want. although wort b many thou
aand doilara. lie was trying 20 live 50
economically az 10 make up for his Losses
II would have broken his heart sure
enough u be- had witnessed the sacrifice
OF his real estate. IL was bought BY wa
rlous parties.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07
The Next state Fair.

vaidosta Times Some % the leading
influences IN savaunah are making very
strong pull for the state Fair next year.
and u begins 10 look 80 o. that city VIII
BE Valdosta's strongest competitor for IA.
prize. II The fair o. 90 d. held on any
other place than this city next year. we
would as soon see 81 carried 20 Savannah
as any other town in the state. Tho ar
g1ment which was made Tor bringing tho
fair 70 South Georgia applies as we'll.
perhaps for the eastern part OF the state
a. Il does here. But there ore entirely
new reasons now why tho FIR should
come TO South Georgia again next year
no one believes that this section had a
half a chance az the fair last year Tine
fact OF the business g. that the people
here tTeathed The breath Of NE into g.
fair that might not have been held az
all. Atlanta had already decided on her
fair. Macon was out OF IT, and we do
not know y another city go the state thar
was willing. az that iatc day 20 take hold
OF the enterprise ana push it through.
u must be remembered that the crops had
not only been planted, bat most 81 them
were ripening FOR the harvest before u
was known that the fair was coming 10
this section OF the state.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

Cape Vincent c V. l.. Dee. A-sailed.
steamer Hannah ". Bell Pensacola.
New York. Dec. 6.-Salled, steamer
Aquueia Tampa.
London. De- SAILED. steamer Avon
moor. Pensacola.
Barry. Dec. s.-sailed. steamer Carlisle
Pensacola.
Genoa Dec. 4-sancd. steamer Ario
Pensacola
Havre Dec 6-Arrived. steamer Arcon
Savannah.
Baltimore. Dee s-saied steamer
Itasca. savannah: Florida savannah
Arrived. steamer Chatham. Savannah.
Philadelphia. Dec 6.-Arrived. steamer
Roanoke. Jacksonville
Jacksonville Fla. Dec 6-Entered
-chooncrs Mary r Godfrey. Wicks. Phil
aielphla. Edith and May. Kelly. New
York.
Cleared steamship Seminole. Bearse.
Sew York and Boston.
FeTnandina. Fla. Dec. s-Arrivcd. steam
yacht Priscilla. Pratt. New York 10 Ha-
vuua.
Sailed. schooucrs 81 Thomas. Freeman.
Philadelphia. Rebecca r. Douglas Jasper,
New York
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

Volusla County Record Mr. II y s'e-
vcrs sold Tuesday last. his four-acre pin
ery - Orlando He says several years
aFo he sold from hair acre ia pines So
% IN fruit. and slips or suckers FOR
planting The following year the party
20 whom he sold disposed 81 over $3.50
in fruit and slips from the same piece or
land The G9n was realized from the
hsN acre In eighteen months from the
time the plants were planted Mr.. Stew.
ems says he looks for the growing of pin.
apples 10 become q great industry about
Deiand IN a few years a. soon as the
DcIand people realize tho great profit
there IS 90 ~; and moss any family can
have from a hair 20 an acre IN pines ami
with little trouble can give IL every care
needed
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07
ACCIDENTS Ar BENNING.
several jockeys Thrown but Not
Seriously Injured.

Seriously Injured.
Washington. Dec. GA card OF seven
-aces Ia four ~ which the fields were
gs1erogs. :lrrlsasd ,hs sport at Benning
-o-3ar Folr favsrites won
u t.e nrrt rmgsrtlal wao vac well
-1-s.e nrf graT BH HsrEtrs. bosh zen
raes- jockeys N-1errott an1 Ryan. es-
ar-s se-aua nurv
r--- .as rerr 20 tae post q stronE
tleors.s - -he sei. ss4r u.er aaf way
l-1aaa -s 1a.s-.e r.r-- broke ard jockey
MOI uls ,ar1va % tae ground sum
mares
Flrst Ra-s-Flve ard a half furlonrs
Felera .lst. 40 G. won. with Hopbrook.
g 70 8. second. ard False Alarm. . 70 J..
third Time III 2-5
Second Race Five and hsit furlouEs
Kentucky. z 70 8 won. with Uncle Josh,
9 TO T. second. ard Imperiai.st. - 90 =.
third. Time 1911.
Third Race wo- year-olds. maldens ak
furlongs Salvaletta. 20 !. won. with
Cogswell. y 10 !. second, and Flaneur. Z
70 2. third. Time 1919 rs.
Fourth Race-Reuewal Of hunters
champion steeplechase. about two and a
half miles. sacket. - 20 !. won. with Div
er. s 90 s. second and Breach OF Promise.
4 20 !. fhird Time = 2-5
Fifth Race-Two- year-olds. six fur
longs. The Rogue, - 20 J. won. with Pro-
Nos,. 10 10 l. second. and Queen Carnival.
S 20 I third Time LII.
Sixth Race-SeilinE one mile and one
hufdned yards. Oneck Queen. 6 TO 6. won.
with Alihea, I5 10 I. second. and Miss
Hanover. % 8 third Time l.62 IS.
Seventh Handicap. one mile and
a sixteenth. Kinnikinnic 20 ]. won. with
Alsike. 20 /. second. and Borough. 4 90
j. third Time so 40
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

Albany Herald The Baker coer ~
News has suspended p16Hs ~ Ats-
passing through AZ tle vic.ss.fl.i-s Ga.
besei the average country weekly ans
hreastlng the waves 81 business s3rerslt -
for four years our neignaar throws ap
the sponge and hiis the p4hlc a cad
sdicu. IN the course ~ a local aruolrce-
ment o. t1e front page % lfz last Dgm-
her. the News says VITA the exception
OF IN advertising sheet fa4t may b. puu-
iishcd next month ty Mr. ~ $ Cart
Hedge. the News il now thing % the
past. The News g MOI qulte four years
Of age. While she dies ia infancy. size
nevertheless. has rad the experience %
much Older paper. Our experience ls
not unlike that 90 other country we-kiies
that have gone before us However, We
have managed 20 keep soul and body to-
gcther thus Tar. and are quite certain
that We oou.- live out thls year II we
were Obliged TO.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

New Orleans. Dec. s-Animosity, Mo
roni and THaditza were the winning IA
yorltcs. Summaries.
First Race Selling. six furlongs Sara
Camp 30 60 T. won. with Elsie Del. 4 70
D. second, and Juanett, TO !. third Time
l.214
second Bace-Selling. six furlonRs. AMI
mostly. ? 20 J. won. with W j. DeBoe
10 /. second. and Educate. 4 70 J. thru
Time i.Zi.
Third Racc-One mile and a sixteenth
selling Candle Black. 20 I. won. with
Admesus. 20 .. second and Monk Way
man. 10 7. third Time 500,
Fourth Rece-Seven furlonEs. handicap
Moroni 8 20 8. won. with Glen Lake TO
I. second. and Gen. Mart Gary. 20 /.
third. Time 1851
FIFTH Racc-six furionFs. Trladltza. 2
20 j. won. with Joe Martin. 6 to .. sec
ond. and Scrivener 10 90 !. third Time
1879
sixth Race-six and one-half furlongs.
selling Jim Gore II. 70 J. won. with Lit.
tie Sallle. 10 T. second. and Uterp. 10
j. third Time i.o
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07
MISS RocKFELLER's WEDDING orr
Postponed So That She May Con-
time the Treatment for Her Deaf

From the New York Sun
Cleveland. Dec. Miss Alta Rockefs,-
Ter. daughter Of John d. Rockefeller. has
cabled to her mother from Vienna that
her marriage to f. Parmelee PrenGss. a
Chicago lawyer. has been postponed in-
definitely, and that she will not return %
this country at once as was planned
Mr.. Prentiss Is with her In Nlenna'
where she has been receiving treatm r'
for deafness. Her hearing. which hal
been almost entirely lost. is returning
slowly Mr.. Prentiss went over 20 Aus
tria TO accompany her to this country.
where the wedding was TO have occurred
on Dec. 10.
The physicians urged that the treat
ment be continued and strenuousN of'
posed the plan urged by Mr.. Preniiss thA-
Miss Rockefeller come 10 America, ma.
~ and then return to Vienna. The do-
tors pleaded that there be no inserrui"o"
in The treatment. and eaid tina, comp'e'
restoration OF hearing depended upon 'u'
most careful and constant care Just nov
Acting on this advice. Miss Rockel''-
Ter declared all arrangements for the mar
rage of.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-07

The members ~ the Painters Union In
Pensacola have notified contractors that
n the scale ~ wages IS not increased
25 cents per day They would strike The
contractors VIII hardly accedc 70 tho re-
quest. since fhe latter calm they are in
close competition With unlicensed confra0-
tors. who take contracts lower than they
can AFFORD The minimum scale Of 81 q
per day is asked. one contractor slgned
tho new agreement with the understand
Ing that the union will protect the con-
tractors from Individual contracts. The
Painters Union in Pensacola has mem
berhip - 0fty-thrce. all OF whom viii
walk out on chill