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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-07
Bellaire Briefs.

Contractor Day has completed the
work OF laying the sidewalks and put
ting In sewers On Central avenue. west
OF the Baltimore & Ohio tracks.
Mrs. John Muth entertained the
members OF Mrs. Walters auxiliary at
her home In tho Third ward, Monday
evening.
A. Z. Thompson and wife, OF st.
Clairsvlue, we're guests Of William
Lockwood and wife, OF the Third ward,
Monday.
Miss Bernice McCabe. Of the Fifth
ward, will entertain the Country Club
at Armory hall, next Tuesday evening.
James Grafton, OF the Third ward,
was painfully Injured at the steel
works Monday afternoon.
Misses Emma ind Hattie Hollings-
worth. Of St. ,Clairsville, visited Bel
laire friends Monday.
Samuel Ruhe. who has been working
In Pennsylvania. came to his home In
this city yesterday. Fl.
James Wilson and wife; Of Barres-
Vile. we're the guests OF Third ward
friends Monday. y.
The infant son OF Arthur Muhleman,
Of the Frst-wardi is quite III with ty-
phold fever.
Miss Latha Simmons, Of the, Fifth
ward. Is confined to her homo with. ma
larial fever, i4.s! &, 4.
Misses Marie Clements and Mary
shannafelt ore visiting friends at
Pittsburgh.
Rev. Father wehrle, of the Fourth
ward. will SAIL for Europe. Wednesday
week.
Miss Beryle CARRIER. who has been
quite III for few days past. Is improv-
Ing. ..'i-.,
Rev. Father wigand, OF Bridgeport.
was the guest OF Rev. Father Wehrle.
The regular meeting OF Liberty hose
company will be held this evening.
The I. o. G. T. will hold q sllken bag
social at their hall Friday evening.
Mrs. ]. C. F. Williamson. OF the Fifth
ward. still continues seriously Ill. (
Miss Murray. Of the Fourth ward, is
visiting relatives at Pittsburgh.
D. D. DuBoiG ia home from Concord.
whore he liz attending college.
Fred. Rodewig. ST.. is quito sick at
his home In tho Third ward.
Will Hoffman, OF Grafton, Pa, is WIS.,
itlng relatives In this city.
Edward Phillips, of Barnesv1lle, was
In the, city yesterday.
Hon. Joseph E. Blackburn, Of COL
umbus, is'In the city.
John Woods. an aged mon of this
city, is seriously Ill. .z-.,ssa !.
John Burk has opened feed store In
the First ward.
Walter Lazure Is home from Grafton,
| Pa, to vote. ri
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JONES' SWEETHEART
Does Not Forsakc Him In His Bitter
Moments.

NEW YORK, Nov. e.-charlcs F.
Jones. valet Of the dead millionaire.
William Rice. for thef possession OF
whose fortune he Is accused OF plotting
with Lawyer Patrick, was to have
been married to Miss Mabel Whitney,
OF Astoria. L. I. Mics whitney Is the
mysterious young woman who called ut
the Bellevue hospital inst Sunday to SEQ
Jones. who is recovering there from n
se!f-infllctcd wound in the throat. The
young woman Is quoleh us saying that
she was engaged to marry Jones and
that she still loves him because she be-
llcvcd him to be the most unfortunate
man In the world.
Two Texans. said to be Jones' father
and mother, called at tho Bellevue hos
pital yesterday afternoon to see The
prisoner. He will bc'WGll enough to be
returned to the Tombs in short time.
Lawyer Patrick stiltaa' declares that
Jones is Insane. 70
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WOMEN CAPTURE
A Political Meeting-Wives and
Sweethearts Take q Hand in Poll
tics md Win

A Political Meeting-Wives and
Sweethenrts Take a Hand in Poll
tics and Win
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Wechawken's
women champions Of public school
questions who live In the Highwood
Park section. the most exclusive resi-
DENTAL stction OF, Hudson county, have
row entered national politics. BY n
well considered plot they swoopcd down
upon their husbands and sweetheartg
Saturday night. took them by storm
, and gained. a grand victory over the
Steiner sex In the presence Of n large
crowd assembled for the purpose OF
holding . public reception and rally.
Many men have been called to ac-
count by. their wives for being out ev-
cry night at the Hamilton Republican
club. composed OF prominent citizens In
the Highwood and Clifton Park Sec
lions. Night nftor night has been
spent on Mckinley rallies and the
wives at last became tired OF having
their husbands out 30 often and 80
late. The first step. taken Thursday
evening resulted In the secret meet
ing Saturday afternoon which tcrmin-
a'ed In the Victory OF Saturday night.
Henry Graut and Charles Mckowan,
two Of the most prominent workers,
went home late Thursday night. MT.
Graut found his night latch key was
missing and rang the bell. but could
get no response. Mr.. McKowan mean
while discovered that his wife was not
~ home. and he much puzzled. offered
mr. Graut shelter. It was learned
next day that Mrs. Graut had taken her
husbands key. and that Mrs. McKow-
an mad spent the night In Mrs. Graut's
"9u'e' both having been in the plot.
Uhe woman OF keen wit planned a
sun better Joke on Saturday night. and
mere was mystery In every Republican
mouse In Highwood park at the even.
ing meal that night. With Implanted
a'ahitn!ty the husbands all promised
W NC nome carly and departed for the
'AS' public demonstration OF the cam.
paign. - :.
JUST az tho chairman OF the Hamilton
s'.o was about to call the meeting to
n ~'F NNS COMMUNION Ut tne
u W' and, headed by Mrs. Gilmore
Jenny wife OF 4 member OF the board
y. eanchtion. who carried n large nag,
, rere marched into the hall score or
n"'e OIL Tho most exclusive of Wechnw-
~" soclety women. Straight for the
,;nse 'hey went, and there was conster-
''oh depicted on the face OF nearly
ry man present. who knew not
"nat wax coming. .E-
we nc''re to take part In this meet
h"s' ana propose that seats on the stage
Tbh sven 10 u.s." said Mrs. Kenny.
"y'o was an Unanimous chorus OF np.
m =, from tn. crowd and on motion
m, %o'he one the whole delegation was
ms e wee presidents and got seats on
h, e pIat'orm, while the men who Ind
~ wan CHOSEN for the honorary functions
"a rc'ega'ed 10 the body OF the hall
L ,,,n . me close Of the meeting each fem,
81 r,. ".s wee president took the arm OF her
FL "'*e'''c husband or sweetheart and
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QUIET IN DELLAIRE.
Tho Bombast Of tho Democratic
Hoodlum Element Disappointed.

Tho Bombast Of tho Democratic
Hoodlum Element Disappointed.
There never was an election held In
Bcllairc thnt was Quctcr or more order.
ly than that OF yesterday. The bombnst
OF the hoodlum element entirely dlsap-
penrcd when the polls opened and the
election machinery was put In motion.
The Quletncss caused very general re-
mark md the absence from the polls OF
workers" Illustrated splendidly one OF
the excellent qualities Of the Australian
ballot. The people want about performs
Ink this duty Just as they went to their
work or to do any other business act.
The political poltroon had nothing 10
do with the result. The voters regis.
tered their sentiment without molcsta-
tlon. and there was full vote out In
Bellnire city and Pultney township. One
Incident caused llttle talk where
Marion Huffman In distributing sam-
pic ballots put an X In the circle under
the rooster on the Democratic ticket
and then put another Y TO the left OF
his name on the same ticket, Mlsled by
this some ballots vera put In for HUFF
man Mt the expense OF the balance Of
his ticket. g''
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RUSSIAN REPLY

To the Anglo-German Agreement APP
pears to be Satisfactory to the Ma
tons Concerned.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.-The text
OF the Russian reply to the Anglo
German agreement note Is published.
The first point. providing for open
ports on the rivers OF the Chinese lit
toral is favorably received. as It does
not alter existing treaties.
The second point is all the more in
harmony with Russla's Intentions, rs
the Integrity Of the celestial empire is
the fundamental principle of Russian
policy.
AS regards the possibility OF viola
tion OF this principle. In the third ar
ticle. Russia refers to her note OF May
cs and repeats her declaration that such
violation would compel Russia to nod
lily. as circumstances might require,
the attitude she has taken.
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KILLED HIS WIFE
By the Accidental Discharge Of Re-
\ volver-Accident Happened in the

volver-Accident Happened in the
! Parlor.
t;s CHICAGO, Nov.6.-By the accidental
discharge Of "A revolver last night. Clar-
ence Buckly Beardsley, man OF
wealth and we'll known In the clty's
business circles. shot md killed his
wife, Madgc Bowker Beardsley. The
accident occurred In the family apart
tment OF the Mcintosh. 37s Superior
street. The Victim fell to the floor with
a scream and was picked up by her
husband to die In his arms.
In handling the revolver from which
the bullet made the fatal wound, Mr..
Beardslcy was endeavoring to Instruct
her how to frighten away any burglars
who might pry about the house during
I; his absence on business trip. which
he was on the point of making to the
Pacific slope. He had removed the
cartridges and showed her how to hold
the weapon. had replaced the bullets
and had laid the weapon on table. In
some way 1t was pushed of, and In
spite Of the fact that 1t was of the ham
nerless pattern, It exploded. Within
ten minutes the woman was dead. 1t
was. found later that bullet. had
lodged just above. the heart.
Mrs. Beardsley had arranged to go 10
the residence OF her father. Hugh D.
Bowker, In Edsewnter. during her hus.
bands absence. The recent reign OF
houscbreaking among the north shore
suburbs had frightened the wife,. and
she had Insisted that a revolver should
be kept In readiness to meet any posal-
: BILE Intruder at the Edgewater home.
The shooting occurred shortly after 9
o'clock. Husband and wife were seat
cd In the parlor when he announced
that he had needed her request In re-
gard to pistol. Then he took up the
weapon and started to give her lessons
in Its use. which ended In the tragedy.
Beardsley is member of the Union
League club. the Washington Park
club. and the Chicago Athletic Associa-
ton,
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POLITICAL RIOT
Caused the Death Of One MN and o
Number of Others Were Seriously

Wounded.
BRAZIL, Ind. Nov. Gin riot at
Cascvllle. early to-day, one man was
KILLED, Eight, men were severely In
jured.s Politics led to the fight.
The dead: Il t'Ea..y sis s.i-F-..
q Wallace Graves. OF CaseyvIllc.
Wounded:
William Hustln. seven Austrlans and
Italians, names unknown.
About fifty men became Involved in u
political discussion In saloon during
the night. The Democrats and Repub.
licany finally separated. only to come
together later outside the saloon. Some
one shot Graves with a shot gun. In an
instant many weapons were brought
into action. Over 200 shots were fired.
The buildings In the vicinity stopped
most OF them. Local officers quickly
swore in number Of deputies. and
seeing an organized force entering the
fleld.' the rioters fed. It is thought the
leaders Will be apprehended, but feel
ing still runs high. and II the combat
ants can again get together. more
bloodshed Is not unlikely.
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T. A. Rodcfer was enJoIncd from FUR
thor work on the extension for his Bel
lairo glass factory BY the p. o. v. & e.
Railroad Company. tho river branch OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Tho dispute is about building over a
portion of the ground used for side
track at the works, which Mr.. Roleter
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lsts The hall. amid the cheers d i! thu "a
q DON'T
Said Mr.. Stone, Of ''Miszoory when
Asked About the Result-Nlght
Scenes Among the DEN oorats.

S sn-lal. me- nj stone, Of "Mizzoory, When
Asked About the Result-Nlght
Scenes Among the Democrats.
NEW YORK. Nov. g. The
headquarters my the east room
Of the Democratic national COM
mittee, were filled with long
distance telephontS and telegraph In
struments tonight A special tele-
phone connected With the Democratic
state committee in the St. James
building. q block away. where. John a.
Mason, secretary Of the state commit
tee and.suveral clerks received returns
from up the stIite from executive
chairman James-K. Mcclure. In syra-
cuse, c. c. Hughes OF the antl-Imper-
iallst League; ex-governor Stone, vice
chairman OF the Democratic national
committee and Others were present, =
Governor Stone:Tead with much r1,gtf
dispatch from Augusta, Maine, giving
Democratic EaGf[of SO per cent. He
also read q ConnKSHcut dispatch saying
Republicans werutrutting the Republic
can candidate f,6dF governor. Later
Governor Stone appeared to be discour-
aged, but said: s'::SYe have not got all
the returns In yetaand you cannot tell
by early returns. ~ ~ ~, !
Then he got asnuynher OF dispatches
which he frownedSpt and folded up and
put In his desk. >SSS'fss...i4za
Norman e, Mack telegraphed from
Buffalo that that1cIty would give Nc
kinley 1900. as against 1900 in 1895. As
the returns began to show an increase
for Bryan In the city there was much
citation. but this was dampenrd by a
Chicago dispatch Indicating over 1000
majority for Mckinley. When bulletin
after bulletin showing Republican
gains began to :cuiHe In, Ex-Governor
stone left the room. Az he was going
out some one asked:
What do you think OF lt?'J
This Is no time Tor thinking" was
the answer, II dofpe think" ass
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IN ARMS Or SoMNoS
Was the Fallen Champion When Bad
News Beganto Pour In.


LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. Cat 8 o'clock
when the ncwspapermcn congregated
at Mr.. Bryan's house, sought to secure
a statement from him, they were told
that he had Just gone to sleep and
could not be disturbed. When he re-
tired to his own room. he glanced over
the returns with apparent interest and
then expressing q desire to make up
some Of the rest he had lost in the past
few weeks, lay down. and was asleep In
less than I'VE minutes. He slept an
hour in the afternoon after which he
went for horse bacfIride to his farm.
He did not. however. feel fully recuperl
ated, and. therefore. bought additional
rest. thus manIfesting probably less
concern than hundreds OF thousands of
his followers. 77-
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TO remove troublesome corn or
bunion: First soak the corn or bunion
IN warm water to soften II, then pare 1t
down ns closely ns possible without
drawing blood and apply Chambarlai.xe
Pain Balm twice daily; rubbing vlgor-
ously for Ave minutes nj each nppllcn-
ton. corn plaster should be worn tor
a few days. to protect It from the shoe.
bruises. lnnuncsa and rheumatism.
Pain Balm Is unequaled. For sale by
druggists. mr. 'S.7tl
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River Telerram..

OIL C1TY--Rlver Z Inches and fall
Ing. Weather. clear and cool. '
GREENSDoRo-River 6 feet 3 inches
and stationary. '=. sIf.Gt
WARREN--River $ or q foot. wea-
ther, fair and cobl. ,,.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z feet and
stationary Weather, clear and warm.
! BRoWNsVILLl9-Rlver feeti S
incheu and rising. .sf rs
LOu1SVlLI.E-Rlver falling. with
? feet inches In the canal: ltfout .
Inches on thr fails: feet below l'the
locks. Weather. clear and pleasant.
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President Walked to tho polls.

CANTON, o.. Nov. 6.--Presldcn Nc
Kinlcy cast his ballot at $3.50 this morn
Ing. He was accompanied to tho polls
by Judge Dry, DR.. Rixey. Postmaster
Frcase and Charles II. Miller. OF Cam
ton, and Secretary Cortclyou. The
President greeted tic knots OF people
gathered In front OF tho House. and nc.
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Fell Forty Feet.

& SHARON. Pa, Nov. &C. ". Hart
man, of shcnango township. fell forty
flve feet from n chestnut tree ycster-
day. fractured his skull. broke an arm
and sustained Internal injuries. He will
probably die.
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WASHINGTON, Pn.. Nov. Cat
Jacktown. Greene county. crooks, sup
posed to be from Wheeling. entered tho
store OF 4. J. Goodwin. Sunday night,
dynumlted the safe and got away with
about $3.50. They took surrey and two
horses and escaped. -,
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Miner Crushed.

coNNELLsVILLE, Pa. Nov. g.
John 'Sersky, q Hungarian miner, en-
ployed by w. ]. Rainey at the Meyer
mine. was caught under y fall OF slate
yesterday and badly crushed. His left
leg was broken In two places. Ho was
brought TO the hospital here.
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Found Asphyxinted,

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov. 6.-Patrlck
Demaney, baker, was found asphyx.
lated by gas, lying near the oven at his
bakery in Hubbard. Dcmaney resided
here until recently. He leaves q wlfo
and six children. "Ha
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Tobacco Factory Burn s.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov. 6-WcIsert
Brothers tobacco factory at 1874 and 1870
Merchant street, was burned to the
ground to-day. causing n loss Of $4,000.
fully Insured.
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statesmen WANTED.

TRAVELLING SALESMAN WANTED
Il by established house. No technical
knowledge necessary, but simply all
around hustler OF Bood appearance and
tract Entire time required References.
Box Three. Detroit, Mich. no:'
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Sweetheart Of Napoleon Dead.

PARIS, Noy. 6.-Jcannc Benuprc, who
was a rciEning beauty during the sec
ond empire, and who was one OF tho
BwtethcartB OF Napoleon, IL dcnd,
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Killed In a PolItical ouorrol

| JqNEsBoRo, Ills. Nov. Gin n
quarrel OYER politics Mt Lick Creek last
might. John Kirby. Democrat. .wns shot
Y md instantly 'killad. Jack Thornton, n
|, Republican, hns been arrested,
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MALE HELP WANTED,

GoLoRED MAN WHO READS AND
W writes to prepare for travelling. $50
monthly ana expenses. Send uelf-nddress-
ed envelope. PRESIDENT MacBRADY,
$50 Dearborn. Chicago. nos
vIrANT D-RELIABLE CoLoRED
wv man for travelling position; SO
monthly and expenses. Permanent to good
MIN. References required. Enclose self
addressed envelope for reply. SECRE-
TARY CARD. $50 Dearborn. Chicago.
iG.10 sTRAIG HIT BONA Eide
70 4 weekly falary paid direct from
ONCE; expenses extra commissions. Ca
pable men and women to represent US
incrense salary New brilliant lines.
BUTLER & ALGER. New Haven, Conn.
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,:President Made No Comment.

EXECUTIVE MANSION. CANTON,
Ohio Now 6.-The President in person
ireadTaloud some OF the returns, but
refraiued from making any comments
whatever on the result. h. ~.
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companied his hearty handshake with a
pleasant personal greeting.
,Manley,s Unique Telegram.

Manley's Unique Telegram.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. CANTON,
Ohio. Nov. s.-The Presidents first con-
gratulations from headquarters came
from J. II. Manley, at New York, as
follows:
Praise God from whom all blessings
flow.5 Your triumphant reelection Is
conceded by Democratic managers. I
stendef my earnest congratulations. We
are very happy ut headquarters."
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DAVIS Claim 2s4 Votes.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, CANTON.
Ohio, Nov. 6.-Judge Day, who is with
the. President, says Mckinley carries
twehty-seve1 states, with 2s4 electoral
votes. RI! t,S
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AGENTS WANTED.

DIG PROFITS HANDLING LATEST
ID improved gasoline lamp: aeils al
night: beats electricity: cheaper than kero-
sene; retail 800 up; l2 different styles;
exclusive territory. STANDARD LAME
CO.. Manufacturers. Chicago. NOS
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, says was on his ground and that he
paid for the siding. The foundation Is
completed ana It ID probable the IN
Junction viii be settled shortly.
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movement Of stenmshlps.

Z QUEENSToWN--Occ Oceanic. New York.
PLfMoUTH-Patricla. New York Tor
Hamburg. F
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NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY.


No. &C Cortlandt St. New York.
Z COMMON. STOCK DIVIDEND No. q
AZ meeting OF the board OF directors,
dividend 81 6NE AN6 6Na saaaitfIiyf pEs
CENTUM upon the common capital stock
OF the National Tube Company was de-
clared out OF the net profits OF the com.
pnny. payable November Is, 1900, az tha
street, New York City. "a ii ~.
The Common Stock Transfer Books VIII
be closed on Tuesday. October 80 1900; al
3 O'clock p. ni., and Will remain clobed
until Friday, November 10. Mt 10 O'Clock
a. m. A. F=IUKE. -
E oelS-2f-29-nol.7.1i L},a Treasurer,
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N8TASTEp-c AN VAssERs FOR
IVY splendid newly patented article can
make ilne wages. Apply at No,4i South
BTOuQWay. II 'ss53 IF h n fiphs
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....FOR "RENT....,

Desirable residence ut Elm Grove, all
modern ,convenicnccs OF gas. electric
light and watcr."''
A. busch property.
No. 10 Seventeenth, street. rooms-A
No. S521 Chaplinc street, . rooms-A
No. J. Sixteenth street. ccllar-SlO.
No. 10 Virginia strGet-Sl0.
blacksmith shop on Market street. north
OF Twenty-fourrh street.
Building on alley in rear OF Germanla
Half Dollar Savings Bank.
~ FOR SALE.
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth street.
Two siX-roomed houses, Moundsrillc. w.
Va. ~
Cheapest lot In Rolredere addition lays
well: fronts on two streets and on alley;
price sl2J.
No. Is and No. 30 South York street. q bar
gain for 80 days:
No. ll23 Charles street ~
No. u Maryland street.
No. &c Fifth street.
Ground GO fcot square on Eighteenth ST.
6-roomed house on Main street. So
No 81 Sixteenth street, store ROOM
10 rooms md cellar Will be sold cheap II
sold In the next 30 days.
Store room and five rooms. brick build
Ing, q good location. with an old cs-
tablishcd trade. -.
Lot OH South Front street.
No. % Main street.
No. 40 Main street,
No. co North Front street.
No. - Sixteenth street, store room and 10
rooms. 5uD.-,1.
y
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WANTED.

ITANTED-GIfsL FOR HoUsEWoRK.
Wv Apply at No. y Ninth street. noa'
NrANTED-DEsla ROOM IN HEART
wv OF City. Address L., care IntcllI-
gencer Office. 4 not' Z
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.WA.NTED-AN EXPERIENCED
Z w shipping clerk IN Wholesale grocery;
Eiye reference. Address T. 0. Box Is,
wheeling, w. va. nos
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GENERAL. NOTICES,
NOTICE TO, PHYSICIANS. : :,

NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.
The State Board of Health of westvlr.
ginla Will meet In the city OF Wheeling,
November Is, 1910, FOR the purpose OF ex.
medicine. surgery, etc, In this state. Id
Examinations will commence at / O. clock
p: M. November Is, md close November
u at noon. Application for blanks or
other Information made TO secretary.
By order OF the board. -
{, Il, A. r, PARBEE, NJ. D., Sec'y,,
Point Pleasant. w. Va, =
Headquartersio OF the Board at the Mo
Lure House. ocs4.w
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.VNGAETED---MhNW WHO THOROUGH
NV LY understands the retail lumber
business. State experience and wages eS.
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