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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-05
A GETTYSBURG INCIDENT.
A Soldier Stunned by the Explosion
Of she1I.

-,
New orleans 4lthes-netlocEa'' SCI
by the war caDiegrlnis' Sa.u = iss .'a'..
OF Pittsburgh al one OF inc hote,S' iI'
some OF the deau hoers iounu IN I'm, .n.
trenches where lyuul'e shei's nau Ou's'
were without visible wounus' Appat-
emily they mad been kli.eo Oy sn0cN'
mat reca''s 10 ,tie luttis'y 80
marKlole case, tor w"leh can 'ou.H
personally During ths Hrst uay .
lighting at HettysOuFB . young hia ~
named Joe Cady' secoHu ns3Se'''t"t 40
the Twenteth Fehhsyivliila, was sup :,
posed TO nave Deen Aiileu DY y s1i'l'
which exploded wlthlh a le" s'truS u
MS mead Later ~ '"a Jay SoHis pass
ing comrades saw tilat ns was pre,''n-
ing anu carried MN 10 tne rear "here
the surgeons made an e%'lnn'nano o
greatly to thelr SURPRISE, cOuIu i'nu NO
wound inc man was III L p''ioun'
stupor' but 10 all Appearances was pny-
sicaily unhurt' ne was sent 10 Tue seH-
eral hospital at washington anu i'oiu
thence 10 ms noi'e' SUI. :" '"S sIi''S
condition, Caay was 'he son Oh d
farmer VINO hVed near harrlsourB' anu
my own people khe" th9 la"',iy quiz
we'll was a BOY not more lnln ''Ve
or six years old whlh the lieutenant
reached the OLD tarti' Out ! remember
distinctly what sensation tne case
created
For several weeks CaaS lay exactly
like one dead and then very sFaauaily'
he began to emerge from unconscious,
ness into a horrible automatic sort Oh
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Mnrlkets.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Money on call
steady at 1&q2ls per cent; last loan 90
per cent. Prime mercantile paper S%T
AZ per cent. Sterling exchange firm,
with actual business in bankers bills a.
81 SSi4 for demand and at 81 S4& for GO
days; posted rates 81 S5Q4 S51s and 81 80
"a S9Is. Commercial bills 81 S3A@
4 siA. Silver certificates COX @sO%c.
Bar silver GObc. Mexican dollars 47lss
Government bonds strong. state bombs
Inactive. Railroad bonds firm.
The stock market maintained Its mar
row ana professional character to-day.
AS though to vary the appearance Of
recent monotony in the market yester-
days slight upward movement was con-
tinuad at the opening to-day, instead Of
starting in the opposite direction. But
this was hardly more than n device of
the small traders to give an appearances
Of strength TO the market, and their
realizing sales before the close brought
prices back to about last nights level
and left the net changes Insignificant.
except in few usually Inactive stocks.
Sugar retained It's relative prominence
though on 4 decreased volume OF deal
lugs. 1t was lifted above yesterdays
close once or twice with difficulty ana
loses about point on the day. Long
Island ran Off az per cent, seemingly on
realizing on the signing by the governor
Of the bni authorizing L railroad build
ing ut Hell Gate, but in the late deal
lngs the stock scored rapid recovery
of "a points. TIL, stepl stocks showed
some rather languil evidence Of positive
strength without any particular news
to account for It, beyond the published
opinion Of the president OF one of the
companies. arguing that the present
low stocks in the yards and the Impos-
slbllty Of competition from Europe in
sures against any considerable reaction
in PRICES. The strength OF the London
market helped the opening advance
here but London sold Monday at the ad-
vance. The usual forecast of to-mor-
rows bank statement indicates that tho
loss Of cash by reason OF the gold eN'
ports. amounting to A,GOoOOO has been
moro than onset by the gains on sub
treasury operations md on the Interior
cxprpss movement The gains from thc
sub. treasury, allowing for operations
with the assay office on account Of thh
gold for export, are si,SooOoo, largely
by rpasop Of the payments Of May In
terast on government bonds The gain
OF currency from the interior is expect
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which is knotted back and front, ieav-
Ing long. Topped ends.
In contrast with these garments arc
hordes Of little taffeta coatees and boz
leros. of studiously smart severity, these
resting for their sole success on eiabor-
ate tuckings, strappings and daring OUT
line OF revers and high collar. On new
bolero, though May is upon US, is OF
black velYet.with faeIngs OF white satin,
black lace and rows OF black velvet rib
bon.
Another short coat, which may BIO
made of white or black satin, Is lined
with soft Marie AntoInette silk, ana has
seams, revers. collar and Guns oyerla!d
with lace or heavily stitched.
A little black silk coat which is being
worn by Mrs. George Gould is trimmed
diagonally on the body and sleeves
with rows of black gulpure insertion.
The sleeves are also tucked diagonaliy,
and ut the waist there are frills Of black
chiffon. The square revers are edged
with quilting of black chiffon and
rosettes of chiffon. while soft folds Of
the same gauzy material are drawn
down between them and appear In
front. A knotted silk fringe surrounds
the basque, and at the throat there is a
scarf of the fashionable cluny lace in q
deep ecru tone.
The hat which Mrs. Gould wears with
this coat is made of crossway folds of
black glance silk, and the brim is yelled
with chiffon. Two large rosettes of
chiffon and some jetted ospreys glva
light and graceful effect that is very
pleasing.
A very original vislte is made of black
peau de sole and accordion plated chif-
fon. 1t is cut short at the back but has
long pointed ends in front, which are
trimmed with narrow black silk gulpure.
The rounded collar and revers are faced
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fchu cape, aimy as a summer cloud.
and whImslcally suggesting an impossI-
bic rapprochement of laughing-loving
Marie Antolnette and the grave Puritan
maiden in simple gray trOck and snowy
karchief
or else 1t is a capriciously extrava-
CANT little bolero, garment fit for Nab.
queen Of the fairies, with its collars and
reyers and even Innings of costly Ma
lines Alencon or Angleterre lace and ito
ffost!ngs OF ,embroidery and sequins.
To be sure there are heavier wraps
driving coats OF putty-colored cloth.
long enough to reach the knees and
elaborately stitched to simulate double
garments, the vandyked upper part
falling over rows Of horizontal stitching
and the collars and cuffs maintaining
by their decorations the same pious
fraud,
And there are race coats stitched and
Embroidered until 1T would seem that
seven maids with seven needles stitch
Ing sayen years" could not accomplish
their intricactes OF detail. One such
coat in pale mastIc cloth belongs to the
uousseau Of Miss Edith Morton, whose
marriage took place last week. 1t
reaches reariy to the feet and is partly
fitted at the back, the sides being laid
In nat plaIts, which seem to fall from
under short bolero. Round the neck
Is white cloth cape braided with ara
basque in mastlc color. This rises at
th2 throat into a high collar and is pro-
lolgad in front into panel in the form
Of stole, which continues to the bot
tom OF the garment and then encircles
It.
But despite this and other examples,
the lutest long coat is Of nothing thicker
than taffeta, and is remarkably fun b.
reason OF an infinlty of tucks, and yet
commercially light because unlined and
most cleverly manipulated. It is SEMI
fitting rather than of sack shape. and II
Of black it has immense revers and col
lar OF white silk, inerusted perhaps with
n coarse tinted lace, while down the
sIae may fall scarf Of deep yellow APP
g.IQus,
F5i the matron three-quarter coat
% more dignity IS of black peau de sole
stitched perpendlcularly in fine tucks,
and having Its skirts overlald with
.eep application Of coarsely patterned
black Luxeuil lace. The coat is edged
uy the Inevitable chiffon frIll. ruchel
mm gau2e, and It's enormously high,
Hrl!Ge collar seems to be held in
et7 by broad black velvet ribbon
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with accordion plated chiffon and edged
with full chiffon quillIngs, The deep
accordion plated chiffon founce which
forms the sleeves is also quilted at Its
border. There is an inner waistcoat OF
plated chiffon, which holds the gar
ment closely to the figure at the back
and to complete the toilet there is a
large hat Of drawn chiffon trimmed
with long black paradise ospreys. I'm
der the left side are folds Of Aame-col-
ored velvet, caught with two paste and
silver buckles.
capes proper range from very short
to medium short. and while nine in tan
are covered with frllIs of the most dla-
phanous fabrics. few arc as quantity
pr,m and ld-tIme in cut and finish as II
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CHICAGO-Cattle, receipts 1000
head; steers strong to n shade higher:
butchers stock strong and active; good
to prime native steers 81 I5@5 ~; poor
to medium 81 10G4 G5; selected feeders
81 2565 90: stockers mixed s. 6OIi l0;
cows, SO O0Gei 80: heifers, 50 25d4 %;
Gamers, 50 25d2 so; bulls, 81 S0V4 20;
calves, s. 5OaG %: Texas fed steers
81 00d5 20; Texas bulls 81 25pS 10.
Hogs. receipts to-day, $4,000 head; to-
morrow. 5000 head; left over, 1900
head: market active at 5@l0c higher;
TOP. IS 4Tls; mixed and butchers 81 l5p
5 10: good 10 choice heavy 81 25g5 4f1s;
rough heavy ST 1905 20; light. s. O5p
s S9J: bulk of sales s. 25G5 %. Sheep.
receipts 5000 head; sheep strong; lambs
strong to 1Oc higher; good-to choice
wethers S. 25G5 65; fair to choice mixed
"a SOFAS %; western sheep S. 2515 90;
yearllngs, IS 5O@6 90; native lambs
S. 5Od7 10; western lambs SO 0o97 10.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; eX-
trn So 5O65 10; prime, 81 SOFAS so; COM
mon 50 259s so. Hogs higher; best
heavy SIS 5O mediums, s. As; heavy
Workers S. 4O95 As; light Workers.
IS RbG5 30; pigs. 81 SOG5 90; roughs'
So 7564 10. Sheep steady; choice weth-
ers IS a5a5 So: common e 458S 50;
choice lambs 50 2OG6 SO; common to
good SO 6Od6 10. Veal calves s. SOFAS co.,
CINCINNATI-Hogs active and high
or at 81 2565 %.
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BROKERS.

ed to fall something below 100000,
which is half million less than last
weeks gains. This indicates gain in
cash by the banks on all accounts Of
about 100000. As the gold exported
is going abroad as loan the reserve re-
Quirements will be increased by loan
expansion. A bid was made on the
stock exchange Of per cent for call
loans, but no loan was placed at that
figure, while amounts were loaned at
lower figures both before and after the
bid. The treasury's monthly statement
OF money in circulation attracted at
tentlon as tending to explain the cur
rent ease in money rates. The state
ment shows an increase for the month
of April of the money in circulation ex-
elusive of cash in the treasury of $780,
27O957 and an increase for the last
twelve months of $126.GSL57l. Sterling
exchange was slightly hrner again to-
day in spite of slightly easier money in
London. But the present gold move
ment is towards Paris and as no
steamer sails direct to France until naxt
Thursday thsre were no exchange bills
offered for sale against gold export.
The bond market was dull but prices
were well held. Total sales par value
s2,375,OOO
United States IS coupon advanced Y
per cent; do registered q per cent and
new and old As z per cent in the BID
price.
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rescued from an attic chest where they
had lain for half a hundred years
One OF these new-old T,s5deis Is shawl
shaped. pointed in the back, rounding
up in 'front.' ana reminiscent OF old
school, stately ladies'. though designed
to grace the younger and more friv-
olous OF their grandchildren. The ma
terial is black satin and the decorations
are three shallow, scalloping hounces OF
open jetwork over putiinss Of white
chiffon. These are set about the shoul-
ders, again at the level OF the elbows
and just above the waist line. The cape
has high collar fastened by falling
ends Of wide ribbon, which are caught
by an old-fashioned buckle OF gold and
silver Alagree
Jaunty little capes that reach Just TO
the elbows are as numerous as ever to-
gether with longer ones that quite cover
,the arms. A handsome cape In pastel
blue cloth is closely killed from top to
bottom and Is run at the edge with
three or four rows of black velvet riD-
bon. But the chic OF the whole ahatr
IGhlAN IE6Ah vi tAAG DANaAA -
ribbon that is threaded about the shout
ders through a curious pointed applica-
ton that is partly braid and partly thick
incrustations OF coarse linen pailettes,
wholly original and effective.
Alternate rows OF black velvet and
white lace insertion form another cape
made on white satin lining. The vel
vet Is delicately embroidered with tur-
quolse steel.and Jet and the garment ls
edged by a deep flounce of white glnce
covered by one OF black chiffon. There
are stole ends In front with are OF
black and white chiffon,
A very beautiful little evening cape is
made OF white satin yelled with a deep
founce OF embroidered black chiffon. IT
has Il high collar with full rullle Of
white lace which cascades down the
front, fastening at the throat with
silver clasp. There are stole ends of
black chiffon, with large, outstanding
revers, like bats wings, Of black velvet.
The newest golf capes come in plaids
that are patterned as much like GO
bang bonrd as ever. They are remark
ably light and brilliant in color, but
show few decided novelties in design.
Among smartly cut cloth cGats for
economically minded women there are
numberless Etons and Elton coats and
plain, short, tlght-tittirg GETAWAYS,
whose small revers turn back just
enough to show the necktle, and which
fasten with horn buttons, The cutaway
never goes out, any more than does the
corresponding fashion for men. 1t may
vary a little in length, In the style Of
sleeve or in the size and shape Of the
revers. but to all intents and purposes
It Is the same garment from season to
season. Many women prefer this gar
ment so strongly as to cling to 1t what
ever the novelties. Some Of the open
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NEW YORK., May 4.-Tha spring
,r,p Is always beautiful It doesn't
r.,5 to be protective to more than :
limited degrae.
# IL foam and q froth of ribbons
and laces and RULES; it gtimmers and
qrsbrs with saquins and jet, and IT DC
zones to the sunshine and sweet air,
ms. as do the young leaves and blos-
,5ns and the big hats covered With
sblonn roses, and the spiders canopies
alsaamcd parasols.
when II Is u long wrap 1t is like a veil
,s,t G,ats about the figure, transparent
and misty. often the under side o. it
ssfwh!tr chiffon and the upper side of
r9cE net, fraylng into lace edges and
bnkqn with Insertions Of black Chan
lily
when It is a short wrap 1t is a dainty
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NEW YORK-There was considerable
irregularity developed In the market
for metals to-day. Tin further declIn e
ed from Yesterdays close on dssaP-
poInting London advances and the large
receipts closing weak at $50 90 bid and
500 75 asked. Pig iron warrants weak;
Northern No. foundry nominnlly
S2i 8e@2S co. Lead dull Mt 81 67hm
/ 72Jk. Spelter ruled shade firmer on
good export demand and the absence
OF sellers. closing on the basis OF 81 go
bid and 81 65 asked. The brokers price
for lead was 81 40, and for copper $i7 90.
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Cash quotations We're as loli1Ws'
wheat-No. spring GO965c; No. Z
red 7Oa7Olae; 49,.
Corn-No. 2, S9Nc; No, yellow S9%c
Oats-No. ., 2iG24ac; No, white
s6is@27c; No. white 25Si a26iEe,
Rye-No. 2, 53lsc.
Barley-Good feeding. 364S6hc.
Multlng-Fnlr to choice. S9&@iic.
Flaxseed--No. /, 81 So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 30.
Mess Pork-Pcr barrel 81 05Gl2 10,
Lard--Per 100 lbs. sc 1906 97}s,
Short Ribs-Sldes Qoose) SO coos 80.
Dry sailed shoulders (boNed) O'aGi
SIC
Short clear sides (boXed s. 100! %.
Whlskey-Basis of high wines, 81 26i2.
Sugars unchanged.
CloVer-Contruct grade 81 90.
Butter-Firm; croamerles liisGl9lse;
diaries 1SQlGhc.
Cheese-Dull at 9Glllac.
Steady; fresh l0%c.
NEW. YoRK-Flour, receipts 16,i23
barrels; exports 29.93O barrels market
was narrow and barely steady, showing
some decline on the top grades OF spring
and winter patents; winter patents
50 65d3 So; winter straights 50 45gS 5Oi
Minnesota patents 50 65G3 80.
Wheat, receipts 27i87i bushels; spot
market strong; No. 2 red SOhc (. o. D.
atioat spot; No. / Northern Duluth
7SAc afloat; options quiet; closed arm
at a partial advance OF &c; close: May
78c; July, axe; September, 74c.
Corn, receipts sos. 100 bushels; exports
1851 bushels; spot market steady; NO.
., 1850 I. o. b. anoat and 458e eleva-
tor: options easy; closed steady at Ac
decline TO &c advance; close MAY,
459sc: July, 45$c September. 45%e.
Oats, receipts 1880 bushels; exports
$40 bushels; spot market steady; No.
2, Csc; No. 2 white S0c; track mixed
western 2SG29hc; track white 2SQJ5c
options duh but steady, closing 3sc
higher; No. white May closed ut
2s%c.
HAY and leather firm. Hops, coal and
cutmeats quiet. Beef quiet and steady.
Lard, pork, butter and cheese steady;
Eggs firm. Tnllow weak. Cottonseed
oil steadier Resin quiet. Turpentine
quiet and steady
Rice, molasses and peanuts stenGy
Coffee. futures opened quiet at un-
changed prices: closed quiet, with
prices net unchanged to five points
lower; total sales, 1850 bags.
Sugar, raw firm; refined steady.
BALTIMoRE-Flour dull; receipts
Il73 barrels. Wheat dull; spot and
month 7I97lHc: July, 72a72Ilc; stem :
er No. 2 red 66AG66,sc; receipts Il >
bushels: southern wheat by sample 61G
Zee: do on grade G7l5G7llEc. Corn cas-
Ter; spot and May 449sg44l5c; July,
4thd44&c; steamer mixed 43S9i3Ac:
receipts 74.9O4 bushels: exports l71,4gS
bushels; southern white and yellow
corn 45I4 G464c. Oats steady; No. 2
white SOG30lsc; No. 9 mixed 2i4@2Sl$c.
Hay easy; No. timothy Sl7 0OQlI CO.
CINCINNATI-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet: No. 2 red 741iiEc. Corn quiet;
No. 2 mixed Acc. Oats steady; No. 2
mixed &c. Rye quiet: No. 2, Gle. Lard
quiet at SO S5G6 SIZE. Bulkmeats
steady at 81 90. Bacon firm ut IS 90.
whisky quiet at 81 25k. Butter and
sugar steady. Eggs steady at lie.
Cheese firm.
ToLEDo-Wheat dull and higher;
No. . cash 74c: May, 74c. Corn dull and
Arm: No. ., cash 41c, Oats dull and
higher No. 2 cash sc. Rye dull and
unchanged: No. 9 cash SIC, Clovarseed
active and higher; cash prime. old.
"a so: prime new s. 90; october, 50 l5;
No. ., 81 3Od4 40.
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HALF RATES TO CINCINNATI, c
via baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

On May and the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company VIII sell excursion
tickets to Cincinnati, ohio, at rate of
one fare for the round trip, account Peo-
PIES Party national convention. Tick
cts will be good for return until May y,
1900
For further information call on or ad-
dress T. c. Burke, Passenger and Tick
ct Agent
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suanlcIous ACTIONS.

you know Jack Fltz-Jackson mar
rted u wealthy girl whose friends gave
her 700 bridal presents?"
Eyes, what of IT,"
Hes started a department store. =
Chicago Record.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK-The demand to-day has
been limited in all departments. Staple
cottOns are inactive throughout. No
Quotnble change In the prices OF brown
bleached or coarse cOlored goods
Prints slow of sale, and print cloths
Idle and prices more or less nominal
Linens are dull. but prices steady Bur
laps also dull and the market for cal
cutta makes very easy and irregular.
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EXCLUSION RAVES 40 oHIoAGo
Account Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference, Chicago, May
2-s1, recovery Low Rates via
the Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad.

On May 1, 2, 4, "a and 81, the BaltI-
more & Ohio railroad will sell tickets
from points beyond distance Of 200
miles from Chicago, at one iirst-class
limited fare plus 81 60 for the round trip;
tickets can be limited for return, leav-
ing Chicago not later than June !.
For further Information call ON or nd-
drrss nearest Baltimore 6 Ohio ticket
agent. or b. N. Austin, General Passen-
COR Agent, Chicago, Ill.
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SCRATCH. scratch. scratch; unable
to attend to business during the day or
sleep during the night. Itching piles,
horrible plague. Doan's Ointment cures.
Never fails, At any drug store, 30
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The Admiral Reduced.

GLOW was Admiral Dewey's naval
rank reduced when he got married?"
"He became Mrs. Deweys second
mate. "-Argonaut.
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TWO million Americans suffer the
torturlng pangs of dyspepsia. No need
to. Burdock Blood Bitters cures. At
any drug store.-l.
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coats have rather high collars which
flare from the neck, but most of the
collars turn down. either square or
round. ELLEN OSBORN
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OIL CITY-C Credit balances 81 IS; GER
tifcates. no bids shipments, 1855 bar
rcls: average, lOl ,675 barrels; runs, lOO,-
S27 barrels; average, lOolG6 barrels,
NEW YoRK-standard oil stock
$5A2G5i5.
ToLEDO--oil unchanged.
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Electric cars Bridgeport to Wheeling.
T,eiiaire md Martins Ferry. Consult
agents for best routes and lowest rates
10 ali noints, NJ G. CARREL.
" N' General Passenger Agent.
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BEST HOTELS IN THE STATE.
MOUNTAIN STATE HOTEL,
Salem, W. Va,
Newly furnished, Baths In conneeIlon:
THE GRANT HOUSE,
Leading Hotel of tho County. ",
West Union Mest v .;
HOTEL BARTLETT.
None Better.
Mannington, w. ' q,
HOTEL COMMERCIAL.
House Heated by Steam.
Opp. 3. g Q. Statton. Rowlessarg, W; VI:
HosFoRD's HOTEL.
Centrally Located Rates 500 Per Day.
Slstersville. w. Va.
MOUND CITY HOTEL,
Under New Management.
Opposite Court House, MoundsyiLle. W. va.
EAKIN HOUSE.
New MartinsvilIc, W. Va.
Home for Commercial and on Men.
HOTEL MoREY,
Middlebourne, W. Va;
Flrst-Class Livery Attached.
SWIMMERS TAVERN,
At Depot, FAIrmoDt. ". Va.
sumple Rooms Opposite New Court HOUSE.
WATSON HOTEL,
HuTr!sVille. w. Va.
Good Accommodations. Livery.
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sDolv. Except Sunday Sundays only,
Pnliman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on all
7. C. BURKE.
CITY Passenger and Ticket Agent Wheel.
Inc Agent for all Steamship Lines.
+, II UNDERWOOD, d. b. MARTIN,
General Manager Mgr PasA Trahic.
--I3nltImore-
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Parior Car Wheeling to Pittsburgh on
2:55 y. IN. and 6:35 p. m. train, Central
time. zone hour slower than wheeling
'ime9 J. G. ToML1NsoN.
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Agent for all Steamship Lines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-05

NEW YoRK-wool dull.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-05-08

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