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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-16

" attis. Ogden. A. ". D0Wd Sunnyside.
Jtah. MeLelen Parr. Denver; r. A Car
mer. Ogden W L. Reid. New York, L.
ISylor. Ogden r ROthsehild- Chicago,
son and wife. Woods Cross.
Euutsf0rd-J. G. Cunningham. san
Francisco: Fred J. Filbert Austin, Nev.:
Howell. Z. s. A.; CHI Baker. Chicago;
w. A Se6wiek and wife. Durango, Colo. +;
William J. Baker, St. Louis; J. W. Bell.
Montreal; George J. Reiner, Spokane; J.
New York; " STANLEY Burbank, syria
cuse- n T.. ". H. Firth. Denver. J. ".
Olpin. Nephi. W. r. Shriver. Eureka g.
a. k1llner, New York r. Lucey- La sale,
HIS; H. d. Estabrooke. Chicago; W c.
Gates, Logan
Cullen F. Stricklin. salem. O.. Mrs
p n D0Oley. De Lamar. New. Don Mac
guire, Ogden; Mrs. P; B. Mexican, Mil
Iord; II. j. Raddatz. stockton, J. Hart
man. Cheyenne: J. R. Duncan. Omaha;
): NJ McCreer, Spanish Fork; J. F. Brad
shaw. Lehi. n A Page Bingham- : J.
Norris: Altus; s r. Thurman. Provo, Jo-
seph Odeu. Logan, F. z. Baxter. Spring
vile, Il. Robinson and wife Edwards
burg Mich. o. Millen and wife CHICAGO;
h. j. keaTnes. GunnisOn. d. Browns.
Green River II. Douglas, Kansas city.
Walker Housed. Il. Roberts. Provo:
Thomas Goh Horseshoe. New: J. H.
Simpson. Provo; H. 3. Mershew. Lehi:
J, A. Hunt. Eureka: H. A H0ylton Og-
den; J. r. Gates. Provo: H. ". Cherry.
PARK City: C. Boyman. Ogden; +. P
Woods and wife. SteVensville. Utah: J.
McGries, Provo; Ben Hunter ToanO; B.
II. Hunt. Eureka.
White House,. T. WoodaH. Soda
Springs: J. J. Fitzgerald, Bingham: o. G.
Snow. Brigham City: Charles Empey,
frank Dimmitt. Ogden H A Averett.
Grantsville; J. B. Mcdonald Silver City:
James II. Hamilton Mammoth: H.
Shields, Dan Shields Charles r. Shields.
Eureka; Miss l. Weaver. Mrs A. Thorn
as Mrs. j. II. Weaver. Bingham. C. Hen
manson, ElSlnOre; a. c. Hatch and wife
Hebcr City, II. g. Lockwood w l.
Wit, Bingham; Sam a King. Dewey:
James L. Wrathall and wife GrantsviIle:
{. Arnold Edwards, Bingham: George
Weston and wife O.. Weston IT.. Oohir.
". r. Burton Mercur w Kirk. Or. r.
NJ Davis. Miss Dalton. Ed Dalton. Miss
Annie Spray. TCoele. George A. Finch
chicago Rock Island & Pacific railroad:
Miss Eggertson. Andrew Eggertson.
Provo; A Christensen. B. J. Christensen
Cheyenne; +. Abernethy. Spokane: a. A.
Perry. Coalville; H. Vein. Bingham. A
+. Anderson. Mt. Pleasant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-16

Eenyop.-A. T. Sheridan Rock Springs,
Wvo Fl Comney. Denver. G. w. Price
For- Benton Mont. g. X McWilliams,
Ogden, George f. CHASER Denver, Will
lam HarcOmbe. ST. Joe. Mo-. Or. - =.
NcFau and wife East Peoria. Ills: J.
DuVaUe. san Francisco. =. II. WhiIehtI.
New York ". c. Rattray Chicago, II.
J. Hasbrouch and wife Idaho Falls. J.
NJ Heddin Denver W. J. snyder, Park
City. l. Eeene New York. q. Harbour,
Rochester. n Y. G. IT, Jackson san
Fra0cisco; Joe Jones. P0catello; ". Il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-16

Sydney Stevens the Ogden Implement
man. came down from the Junction City
last evening accompanied by his duuEbt-
cap ard took I'm the Coop Implement
comrauy'S bail In couTse of Colve-sa-
ton at the NanifoU last night he said
that with ali the talk of prosperity which
is al present prevalent that the farmers
iu the northern part of Utah had not en-
Joyed any too good times during the past
year owing 20 the fact that the late
IT0Srs had damaged their crops 40 "a con-
siderable extent. The CouncilmaniaC
troubles I'm Ogden. according to Mr..
Stevens were now over and the city
fathers were tOeing the line generally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-16

T. O. Watts. superintendent of the JUn-
mel operations on the Summit. came into
town last evening and REGISTERED It the
White House. He reports that there are
m present close upon $50 men employed . q
the tunnel, which has now reached the
length ~ 80 feet. Watts says that he
expects tine work to- be COmp,e- q by
MAY T. when il viii be ready ior the
r-.rFlryerS. Owing To the nature of the
rock encountered iu the work h. says
th8t there Is considerable timber being
utilized by the contractors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-16

attis. Ogden. A. ". D0wd. Sunnyside.
Jtah. McLelen Parr. Denver: r. A. Car
ner. Ogden. W l. Reid New York; L.
ISylor Ogden + ROthsohild- Chicago,
o. p. Hatch and wife. BcunIifUl, j. Mel
son and wife. Woods Cross.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
Meetines of the Week.

Tonight, at its headquarters in the
Hornbrook Block, the Young Mems
Progressive Club will be addressed by
Hon. ". II. C. Curtis.
Messrs. f. w. Ncsbitt md D. w. Mar
tin tonight address Republican mass
meeting at Morgan's school house, on
Short Creek.
Friday evening, ut the Turner Hall or
Second ward market hall, Col. Phil
Waters, the colored orator OF Kanawhn
county, and Congressman Dovcner will
address the Republicans OF the Second
ward.
Saturday night. Mcssrs. +. W. Nesbitt
and s. o. Boycc address n meeting ut
Glenn's Run school house, In RIchlnnd
district.
Friday night, Mr.. Charles ]. Schucl;
addresses u meeting In Union district.
Mr.. John F'rew has been selected rs
chairman OF the Charles Emory Smith
meeting at the pythlan Castle Thurs
day night. Tho vice presidents VIII
DO named In to-morrow's Intclligcnccr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
Martins Ferry Tonight.

Everything bids fair for the Repub-,
lican stree: demonstration at Martins
Ferry this evening to equal any like
demonstration in the Ohio Valley this
campaign. Numerous ununformcd
clubs have been organized for the occa-
sion, and 1t Is expected that Martins
Ferry alone will be represented In the
street pageant with about $500 march
ers. The old soldiers from that city,
Bridgeport, Bellairc and Wheeling Will
turn out ell masse. and combined to-
Sether In one tody will make big
show In themselves. The citizens OF
Martins Ferry Will also turn out In
force on horses, ard the division al
lotted to them is expected to loom up
as large as any In the entire parade.
The request published yesterday
morning from the general committee
for the residents along the line OF
march to decorate their residences and
business houses Is meeting with gen.
eral response. and the demand for
bunting, flags and lanterns is much
larger than the supply. and the city
Is practically sold out Of material In
the decorating line. Many business
houses were yesterday preparing for
elaborate decorations. false wood work
being erected Mt many places, which
Will be tastefully covered to-day. A
large arch will probably be erected
across Fourth street to-day by bust
ness men Of that street, and the whole
city Will present n gala appearance
this evening.
a special train will be run this eve
ming on the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling from st. ClalrsvIlle. and
others will come In on the Wheeling &.
Lake Eric and Cleveland & Pitts
burgh. The train from ST. Clairsville
Is expected to bring about 200 people,
including two marching clubs. Tho
Wheeling G. Lake Erie road expects to
bring in 200 from Mount Pleasant alone,
exclusive Of the marching clubs. The
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road Is expect.
ell to bring down large crowds from
Tiltonvlllc. Portland, Warren, Steu-
bcnvllle. Toronto. East Liverpool,
Wellsvillc, Wcllsburg and Brilliant.
The Colerain club Is expected to turn
out 100 mnrchers and 80 or rs horscmcn,
and large clubs will be In line from
Flushing, IIarrlsville. Mount Pleasant,
Emerson, Barton, Adenu, Georgetown,
sclo and cadlz. 1t Is expected nfty
clubs viii nssIst In making up the
marching contingent. and Mt least six
companies OF mounted mon will be In
line, The colored population OF Mar
tins Ferry. bridgeport. Bcllalrc md
wheeling expects TO bo n strong factor
In the marching column. and many
VIII be found In the third division.
mounted and In carriages. The ladics'
club. of Martins Ferry will turn out
In carriages, and viii be given prom
inent position In the fourth division.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
Squelched by Weems.

During n political meeting at Morris
''wh' In Belmont county, the hopeless
ana aggravated Democracy interrupt
tn Me6srs. Worthlngton and Colpitts
10 such an extent that the Republic
cans were incensed. and when Hon. C.
H. Wetms. who followed. arose to speak
ne mad scarcely started when the dis
'u'Oahcc began again. Finally some
one bawlcd out: what about Glll?'
Mscms' quick us n fash, replied.
Well' I'll tell you about Gil. We're
Eo'hs to give him 1000 In this district
to7 Congressman. and we'll bury you so
urep that the more you scratch the
nearer perdltion you'll get" This
,trr'ed the crowd, and the Democratic
diSturbers went home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
4 POLITICS


The Island-the Garden Spot OF
Wheeling-whose Republican MAORI
ties are the largest. whose girls are
the fairest, whose people think they
are the best on EARTH" the Island, 1t
Is repeated, has come to the front with
another exemp!ification Of Its almost
paradlsical perfection. And this Is no
myth; 1t IS a true BILL" duly verified
and sworn to by competent witnesses.
On the Island there lives u maiden
comedy and fair, (many OF them. in
tacD. and this maiden. of course, has
had many admirers. But one, young
man of admirable qualities, though not
greatly blessed with this worlds goods,
d!stanced all the others in the race for
favor.
The other day he proposed. and the
young woman, being n Republican and
sensible, knowing that Continued Pros
perity must occupy prominent place
In their plans, accepted the young man
Professionally. Her reply ran some
thing like this:
Now. John, you know I love you.
eloquent and unprlntable Interrupt
ton in the discourse). But won't
promise to marry you until after No
rember g.. II Mckinley is reelected
you may so ahead and arrange for our
wedding, but II Bryan's to be our next
President, you may as we'll learn here
and now that won't marry you at all
at least. not until after 10O4-for, you
know. and I know that we cam. af-
ford to marry II we are to go back to
the hard times OF 1s93-'97."
John expended all his eloquencc to
oytrturn his lady loves determination,
but she was steadfast. and now 1t ia
whispered that John = although n
Democrat-ds going to cast his vote for
Mckinley and Continued Prosperity,
fearing that IL he voted the other way
II might be the deciding vote that
would bring success to Bryan,
oIacE despair to the country, and, more
important than all else. blast his matrl-
moDial hopes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
DESPERATE !
DEMiOCRACYS
LAST RESORT.
A Bogus Resolution Boldly circu-
lated in Marshall County Against
Hon. B. B. McMechsn.
in is SQUARELY DENOUNCED
By the officers of Coal Miners Union
No. 1925 as Entirely,a
Fabrication. H..

A sample Of the wholesale lying that
may be expected to be sprung by the
desperate and demoralzed Democracy
of this state against Republican can
didates has come to light in Marshall
county. 1t may, serve as a warning
to other sections, showing, as 1t does,
the reckless and slandcrous fplsehoods
the Democracy of this, state will resort
to In an attempt to rally its, democrat
lied forces from the Overwhelming de-
feat which awaits 1t at the polls on
the legitimate issues OF the cam
paign.
The matter in question Is Tying cir
cular which has been circulated In
Marshall county. entitled: Some Facts
For the Laborer and Others--A Matter
of Record" The design, of the clrcu-
lar is to make 1t appear that B. B.
McMechcn, one of the Republican cam
dldates for presidential elector. sew
cral years ago mistreated the miners
ut Glendale coal mine, OF which he Is
manager. and in support of the allie
CATION bogus resolution. pfrporting
to issue from the MoundsvlllG miners
local union Is printed. The resolution
Is wholly fraudulent, and hastbeen re-
pudiated In sworn statement signed
by the president and secretary of the
miners union, whose names had been
falsely affixed to the bogus resolution.
This will appear from the following at
iidavit, which is sef-eXplanatory and
carries with it 4 complete REPUTATION of
this abortive and contemplate trick Of
unconscionable Democratic politicians
to array the labor people agalst their
employers. Il.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. COUNTY
OF MARSHALL. to-wit:-
day OF October. 1900, Albert Jarrett. presl-
dent. and William Drake. secretary, re-
spectively, OF MoundsvIle Local Union No.
1.225, United Mine Workers Of America,
and being by me first duly. sworn do de-
pose and say that above resolutions said
July. 1900 found on fourth page of cir
cular. Some Facts for the Laborer and
Others-A Matter OF Record" q
We declare that we. neither as7 individ-
uals or officers of said union. made such
declarations as above or signed such res.
olutions as appear In said circular.
That mt noon this day ~ the first knowl.
edge We had of the existence OF such cir.
cular. That We voluntarily mnke-thls af.
fidavit In justice to B. B. McMcchen.
ALBERT JARRETT.
WILLIAM DRAlSE.
Subscribed and sworn TO before tine this
9th day of October, 1900. W. NJ. RIGGS.
(Notarial seaD Notary Public
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30

The Six Footers, OF Wheeling, were
omitted from the list Of Wheeling clubs
in yesterdays Issue by mistake. They
will be given a good position in the
First division. with the West Virginia
clubs.
The corrected line OF march, several
changes being made yesterday, Is as
follows: Form on Fourth and Fifth
streets. north and south: east on Ham
over to Second, south on Second to
Jefferson. west to Broadway, south to
Adams, west to Pease, north to Mon
roe, west to Zane, north to Hanover,
west to Fifth, north to Center, east to
Main. north to Laughlin mill, counter
march to Ayondale, east to Clark, south
to Center. east to First, south to Penn.
west to Second, south to Hanover and
dlsband.
The parade will start promptly at 8
o'clock, and will be headed by Meister's
band, 'of Bridgeport. All tho marching
clubs from this side of the river and
the ones from Moundsvilc and Bell
aire will be met on the outskirts Of
Martins Ferry and escorted to the
place OF formation. All the clubs ar
rlvIng on trains will be met at the de-
pots. A. R. Ong. in charge Of the d.
vision of horsemen, announces that
they will form on South Fifth street.
right resting on Walnut, and all We.
hiclcs will form on Fifth. south of
Walnut, right resting on Clay.
All companies of old soldiers and all
uniformed clubs from Wheeling, Ben
wood, Moundsville, TriadelphIa and
other towns In West Virginia will be
transported across the river free Of
charge by the North Wheeling ferry.
which will run before and after the
parade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
voted by good majority to take In the
Pittsburgh demonstration next Satur-
day, In preference to Sistersville.


The old soldiers, at 4 meeting last
night, determined to attend the demon
stration' of Republican clubs at Mar
tins Ferry tonight. They will meet
at the postoiiice corner al 1870 o'clock
and take the street cars there for the
North End ferry, where they will cross
the river and be met at the other side
by the soldiers of Martins Ferry. The
soldiers Of Ill wars and their sons are
invited to Join. in order to make u
great showing tonight. A meeting is
called for the first Monday evening in
December, at Squire Rogers Office for
the purpose OF taking hand In the
city election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
Elkins Cadets.

At meeting Of the Elkins Cadets
last night. propositions from the Pan
Handle and Baltimore G. Ohio rail-
roas for the trip to Pittsburgh Satur-
day were received. and the committee
In charge will meet this morning at 10
o'clock, to decide on one of the two
roads. A special train will be pro-
vided.
The Elkins Cadets decided to turn
out in Mother Hubbard" parade on
the night before election day, wearing
wigs, shirt waists and skirts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30

The Elkins Cadets have accepted an
Invitation to go to New Cumberland
tomorrow, to net as escort for Con-
gresham Dovener, who speaks there
In the afternoon. The boys will go up
on the II 4. m. train and return at Z
p. m, in time to participate In the
South Wheeling Rough Riders dem
onstrltiOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
DIED..

CATON-On Monday, October %, 1900. at
$40 n. M, MRS. SARAH CATION.
aged 81 years and months. 9hf :
Funeral from the residence OF her daugh-
ter Mrs. Elizabeth McGinnis. No. IL
Sixteenth street, Tuesday Mt p. m.
Friends of the family respectfully In
vitcd to attend. 1ntermcnt private ut
Pcninsular cemetery.
GoNDER-On Monday. October %. 1000,
at $50 o'clock u. m. BENJAMIN CON-
DER. In his 18th year. 81
Funeral services Mt his lntc residence,
Grcgssvillc, Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. Friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend. Intcrment at
Stone church cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
To Martins Ferry.

The Rough Rider regiment and other
Republican marching clubs Of Wheel
ing are directed to rendezvous at the
North Wheeling ferry landing this
evening at 1890 o'clock for partlclpa-
ton in the big demonstration at Mar
tins Ferry. The clubs will be taken
across the river on the ferry boat free
OF charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
1898, Not 1896.

In It's tabulation of election returns
yesterday morning the Intelligencer
stated that the figures for Congress in
the four districts Of this state were for
the election Of 1896. This was an err
ror, as the candidates names Indicated
the figures We're for 1898.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
Travis Cadets.

This evening, at Arion Hall, the
Travis Cadets will give social and
entertainment, to which all this pop
ular organizations friends are cor
daily invited. The programme will
include an exhibition drill by the ca
DIETS Has .Il-.I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
Webster District.

The Webster Distric, Republican
Club meets this evening at Squire C. S.
,Greer's office, for the transaction OF
important business. a full attendance
is requested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events in and About the City Given
in a Nutshell. ss

Matinee at the Grand this afternoon.
Opera House. to-nIght-Innes and bis
Band.
1t was Trough Rider" night on the
Island.
Grand Opera House to-night-King
Dramatic Company.
Republican demonstration at Mar
tins Ferry tonight.
VIII Governor Atkinson spring new
wrinkle in the way Of q Thanksgiving
proclamation?
Miss Idelle Worrell. of Penn street,
Island, will entertain number OF her
friends Wednesday evening.
Council will meet in special session
tonight, having failed Of "a quorum on
the regular meeting night last Tues
day.
Plans are being prepared by Glcsey
& Fars for $4,000 residence for
Thomas B. Sweeney, near Wheeling
Purk.
Charles Emory Smith, one of the most
eloquent men on the stump, will hd-
dress the Republicans Of Wheeling
Thursday night. "a
The city collectors office will be open
give taxpayers an opportunity to pay
their taxes and secure the discount.
The Island did herself proud last
night-nearly every Republican domi.
cile was decorated In honor OF the dem
onstration by the Rough Rider regi-
ment.
The contract for a $1,000 residence fer
Alex. T. Young, at Park View. has
been let to Charles Eisenach, OF Pleas
ant Valley. The plans were prepared
by Giesey & Faris.
There will be special term of the
circuit court to-day. Judge Melvin on
the bench. Judge Hervey will hold
special term Friday and Saturday.
Many foreigners Will be naturalized.
The new pump at the water works
station: ut Slaclttown. has been salts
factorily tested and is now carrying its
load and working nicely. The formal
opening of the new plant will occur In
November.
The city council meets this evening
In special session for the transaction
Of general business. This session Is
called on account OF the failure to Sc
cure quorum at the regular meeting
last Tuesday.
The county commissioners court
house and Jail committee met yester-
day and transacted routine business.
TOT day the poor house and farm com
mittee meets. and on Wednesday The
boards auditing session takes place.
John Coleman has on display In the
window of his drug store. on South
Chepline street. n pair of Japanese
spinning mice, rarity in this section.
The mice spin about pole the live-long
day. and never seem to tire OF the pas
time.
officer Dudley yesterday recovered
the bicycle belonging to James Nc
Granahan that ; stolen from the
front Of the Musee billiard room Sat
urday night. The wheel was found In
front OF Morningstar's grocery, on
South Eoff street.
The women Of the Mozart singing So
ciety. Will give n kaffee visite at their
hall, on South Jacob street, this even
n " St,y, ,t,tlI ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
City TnXes.

Pay your city tnxca to-day or to-mor-
row and save the discount. The city
collectors Office viii be open until :
o'clock p. IN, to give everybody an OF"
rortunity TO pay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30

THERE are now twenty-one schools
and colleges teaching Gregg's Short
hand. We have the sole agency OF this
system in West Virginia One weeks
instruction free. ELLIOTT SCHOOL,
1915 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30
Clay-Unlon Rough Riders,

company G will meet at tn club
,o''n THIS evening. ut o'clock sharp.
" 'aEe part In the big street demon
tt" Dn In Martins Ferry. All mem
"r.S are urgently requested to turn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30

The Six Footers held very enthusl-
astlc business meeting last night and
took vote on the question Of going
either To Pittsburgh or Sistcrsvile. Sis
tcrsvillc won by vote of Al to O. The
club win meet Saturday afternoon at 3
O'clock sharp. and the special train
will leave over the Ohio River rond at
3:i5. arriving at sistcrsvilc at $50.
Through misunderstanding OF or
ders Saturday evening. the Six Footers
were delayed In arriving at Pleasant
Valley. and the collision with the Rough
Riders WINS unintentional, but after
satisfactory explanations by the OIL
GERS In charge the matter was amlcubly
adjusted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30

WE have n fine Upright Steinway
Plano. placed with us to sell by 'fnm-
lily who has left the city. We offer It
ut great bargain.
L. w. BANNER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30

D.. b" special meeting OF the Madison
w InEh i'ldcrs was held at the Island
S"''In last evening, at which 1t was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-30

WE have i few llfca and drums left
which We VIII close out ut special
prices this week.
II. W. BANNER CO.