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SECRETARY GAGE AT ELLIS ISLAND.

Secretary Gage accompanied by Rear-Admiral
Higgnson and Commissioner Fitchie Of the Blu
Of immigration, visited the buildings on
Ellis Island yesterday afternoon. They left the
Barge Office about > o'clock on the Government
vessel Iris Mrs. Gage also board. On the
return the vessel took Secretary and Mrs Gaze 10
Jersey City. where they boarded a train for Wash
ington
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nurses from the New-York Hospital School on
trip up the Hudson his yacht Electra yesterday.
Captain Peabody commanded the yacht. Besides
Mr.. Gerry there aboard Charles Baker. presi-
dent Of the First National and Astor National
banks and William Butler Duncan, ir.
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England. fair to-day. colder except in Maine
and extreme Southeastern Massachusetts, Saturday.
For Eastern New York, fair and colder to day; fair
Saturday
Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and NewIersey. colder to
day with northern showers In southern nor
ton: SATURDAY..
District Of Columbia. Delaware and MARYLAND
this morning followed by clearing and colder
Saturday
For Western New-York. fair and colder to-day: colder
Saturday: northerIy winds
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From The New Brunswick N. j. Home News
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potan newspapers in halftone illustrations OF
news events Some of the pictures good
tIe oH;:nal photographs.
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MARRIED.

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a Newark y. J.. by the Rev. James NJ. Ludlow. y. u
Lillian Raymond Gould and William Cory Woodruff.
ents Titusville. Penn. Tuesday, September 2S Char
lotte daughter OF Mr. and Mrs David McKevy 70 Mr.
White.
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dorsed with fun name and address.
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Expression restored by artificial. teeth DR.. Deane.
Exposition
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DIED.

DIED.
Roien. Charles NJ. Ross. William A.
pasiain. Anne l.. Shaw. George.
tiUdersleeve Anna I. Shand. Eliza
Hoffman. Annie. Smith. James
Ian Thomas H. Taylor. Mary NJ
Mangam. Daniel u Tones. ROsale z
Mitchell Elizabeth IT. Tyler. Annie F.
Phhrick. Emelne ~ Wright George w
Quinby. Arthur A.
BOLEN-On Wednesday, September 20 after q brief III
ness. Charles NJ. Bolen formerly OF Newark y J.
Funeral services a late residence No IS6 West
13oth-st., NewYork. Friday evening September IS
at o'clock.
Ns~aEE NJ = nlsass
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-29

ure seems to come despite the most
rigid exercise OF energy and talent. but
earnest intent. close application and de-
termination 70 succeed. must In the
end, reward you. II not with entire
success. at least with the conscious
ness OF having done all you could.
II bid you god-speed in your work
and trust when II Is ended you may
have the conviction OF having well per
formed your part on the stage OF life"
Miss Adele Metzner, young lady
with a bright musical future, next sang
a pretty selection In good form.
The diplomas and class pins were
presented by Mt. PAUL and Mrs. W. F.
Butler, president of the Woman's Hos
pitai Association. This was a brief and
formal ceremony. Boxes Of bon-bons,
the gift of DR.. Henri P. Llnsz, were
pleasing surprise to the class.
A selection by the Waldo Mandolin
Club and benedictlon by Rev. DR.. sooy
brought the exercises to close.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-29
EPWORTH PARK ASSEMBLY

Programme for This Season is Full Of
Good Things-Many COttagers Pre-
pairing for Their Hot-Wsathsr Stay.
The managers of the Enworth Park
Assembly have completed their pro-
gramme for this season, and announce
that this pleasant summer resort is
more inviting than In any of the ten
seasons since it was opened, not only
in the varied programme for the ten
days of the assembly meeting, but in
the beauty Of the park as a summer
resort for families. Many families
have already arranged to occupy their
cottages, and 1t is certain that the park
will be well peopled this year.
The programme embraces this list of
lecturers: Prof. N. N. Riddell, Or. ]. c.
jackson, DR.. A. B. Riker, Col. George
w. Balm. DR.. s. A. Steele, Miss oIof
Krarer DR.. Jehu Dewitt Miller, DR.. ].
c. Reager, DR.. William C. Dawson, Cen
eral BalIlngton Booth and Rev. Anna
B. Shaw, with two vacancies yet to Ill,
and this combination OF entertain-
ments: The Stephenson Quartette. the
Blind Trio, the Uncle Josh Picture Play
Company, the Great American Vita
graph, the African Boy Choir the Hun
garIan Gypsy Band, j. B. Francis Nc
Dowell, the pianist, Miss Rosamond Du-
gan, reader and elocutonlst, Mss Alta
Charters and Miss Bessie Bowman, in
solos and duets. Miss mn. Hogue, OF
Detroit, vlollnist, and Mr.. Blanchard
Hiatt as chorlster. These together with
departments Of instruction under DR..
E. A. slmons, DR.. j. X. Grimes, Miss
Rosamond Dugan and others, will go to
make up the features of the assembly
meeting, during which there will be
special occasions, such as G. A. R. Day.
Labor Day, Temperance Day. Young
Peoples Day, etc, etc. Heatherlngton's
brass band win furnish the music for
the assembly. and will give concert of
their own at the park the Saturday eve
ming before the opening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-29
LINSLY FIELD DAY

Sports win Take Place Friday After
noon at the State Fair Grounds.
The Programme and Officials are
Announced.
The annual Llnsly Institute field day
sports will be the attraction Friday at
teTnoon, at the State fair grounds
track. and that the function will at
tract a large audience. in which par
ents of the young athletes and the fair
sex will largely predominant, is well
assured. The boys are training earnest
Iy for the several events, and from the
athletic viewpoint the contests VIII be
well worth witnessing, The first event
will be called up at o'clock, sharp.
The following are the officials, an
nounced last night, who, with Lieut. B.
C. Dent, the commandant, will conduct
the AFFAIR.
Referee-Charles Dobblns.
starter-c. W. Alexander.
Judges-James Collins, Charles Ad-
ans, H. V. Ankle, Clarence Echols, r.
NJ. Archer.
kens, Albert Lash. I. G. Dillon.
Announcer-Herbert Somehow.
Measurers-Charles Duvall and John
scorers-Robert Emblem and, Charles
ne full list of entries for the several
events, as closed last night, is as fol-
flows.
i0O-yard dash-John Handlan. Ralph
Rider, William Schell, Harold Young,
George Keepers.
Running hop, step and jump-Charles
Wells, Alfred Caldwell, Arthur Hugus,
Junior one-half mile bicycle race
Fred Parks, Edward schell and John
Mowry.
Leap. Will Travis, Ivan Fawcett. Joe
Handlan, Herman Orr, Joe Holloway,
Alex. Rhodes, Fairfield Peterson, James
MCGEE.
Schell, Ralph Rider, Harold Young.
Putting the Subsidiaries Somehow,
Ralph Rider, Charles Wells, John Fair.
G. Caldwell, w. Schell.
One-half mile bicycle race-Lewis
Steenrod. Harland L. Jones, George
Israel, Harry Thomas, George Caldwell,
Homer Crago.
VIII schell. Arthur Hugus, Alfred
Caldwell.
ouarter-mile Junior bicycle race
Frew Hall, E. ]. Stone, Ivan Fawcett.
120-yard hurdle race-Ralph Rider,
VIII Schell and Charles Wells.
One mile bicycle race--Lewis McC.
Steenrod. George Caldwell, Harland L.
Jones, Harry Thomas. George Israel.
Throwing the hall-W. Howard Nes-
bItt, John Handlan, VIII Schell, John
Fair, George Caldwell, Louis R. Kill
meyer.
Junior quarter-mile bicycle race
Fred Parks, John Mowry, Ed. ScheH,
Ellis Herbert. Will Travis.
AO-yard dash-John Handlan, Harold
Young, Alfred Caldwell, Ralph Rider,
VIII Schell, George Keepers.
Juvenile quarter-miie bicycle race
Alvin Schubart and George Bradford
Quarter-mlle bicycle race-Harry
Thomas, Lewis McC. Steenrod, Harland
L. Jones, George Israel, George Cald-
we'll.
sS0-yard dash-John Handlan, Alfred
Caldwell, Will schell, Ralph Rider.
Two mile bicycle handicap race
Lewis Steenrod, George Caldwell, Ho-
mer Crago. Harland Jones, George
Caldwell. Edward Schell, Harry Thorn
as. John Mowry.
5O-yard dash-Fred Parks, VIII Trav-
Is. Whitney Colts, H. Orr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-29
COMPANY A WILL APPEAR
In the Decoration Day Parade, Hav.
ing Been Given Right Of Line.

In the Decoration Day Parade, Hav.
ing Been Given Right Of Line.
One of the features of Decoration
Day exercises viii be the appearance of
Company A. First Infantry. West vlr-
ginla National Guard. under the COM
mand of Capt. John p. Glass. with
Lieutenants c. e. Morris and W. T.
Crawford. Since the organization OF
the company, the citizens of Wheeling
have had little opportunity to view this
superb body Of young men, who by dill
igent application to drill and the study
OF tactics, have been able, In q few
short weeks, to pass inspection and re-
cetve a commeudatory notice from Col
Simms.
The members Of the company will ap-
pear with their new uniforms and guns
in regular drill order and will have the
right of line in the parade. After the
conclusion Of the exercises at the Pc
nlnsular cemetery, the company, as a
Whole, will fire three saIutes in honor
OF the heroic dead to whom the day Is
dedicated.
The members Of the company are re-
quested 10 assemble at the Rrmory by
u o'clock tomorrow. SO that they may
be drawn up In line for a photograph
by Al Beardsley.
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DIED..

LoNGBoTToM-At Brilliant. Ohio, on
Sunday morning. May q, 1900. at $40
o'clock, ADELLA. wife Of Abner Long
bottom, In her 4Sd year.
Funeral services at family residence
(Brllllant) on Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock Interment on arrival of Wheel
Ing & Lake Erie railroad 11:45 o'clock
train. Interment at Greenwood ceme-
terry. Friends of family respectfully
invited to attend.
MILLER-At the residence OF Mrs. Hen.
rietta Fox, on Sunday. May g, 1909. at
ii O'Clock n. M, ERNEST MILLER,
aged 81 years and days.
Funeral services at residence OF Mr..
George Otto. No. s2s Main street, on
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends
Of the family respectfully invited to
attend. Interment at Mt. Wood Come
terry.
LIsT-on Monday. May %, 1900, at 8
o'clock a. M, HENRY *. LIST, in his
10Th year.
Funeral services will be held at Fourth
street NJ. E. church Wednesday after
noon at 2:SO o'clock. Interment pri.
Jate. Please omit nowers;
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Instructed for Hall.

At the recent Republican convention
in Lincoln county, the delegation to the
state convention was instructed for
James X. Hall in the following resolu-
lions:
Whereas, The Republicans of Lincoln
county, in convention assembled. apprecl-
atIng the worth and merit Of Hon. ]. h.
Hall, OF Wheeling, as a candidate for audi
tor therefore belt
Resolved, That we indorge the candida
CIV Of said ]. Il. Hall and thereby pledge
the support of the delegates appointed by
this convention to use all honorable means
in their power to secure his nomination
for auditor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-29

Not the low prices that will bring you here
in crowds, nor the goodness, but the low
prices and goodness and the immense
variety of Muslin Underwear, together with
your confidence in the. store in general,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-29

ONE Large Garland Stove, ut up with
gas burners and brass water coll. One
Valley Star Range. six holes. One Large
Gasoline stove. These stoves are suit
able for boarding house or large fam
lilies, all good as new and win be solG,
at a bargain.
B. f. CALDWELL & CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-29
TRAINED NURSES.
Eight in City Hospitals 1900 Grad
uating Glass.
THE FIRST PUBLIC EXERCISES

Given at the z. M. C. a. Auditorium
Were Very observation-disclosures
by Mr.. Alfred PAUL, Rev. Joseph
speers, DR.. L. D. Wilson and Mayor
sweeney-Eulogfes~ Of the Nurses
Noble Calling - Many Musical
Numbers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-29

THE chances are that you eat bread.
Most people do. When you want good
bread: when It Is too hot to bake; when
II is too cold to bake; in fact, all the
time use WHEELING BAKERY
RREAD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-29

ROSES, towering shrubs and
plants at lowest prices. Extra fine
and large selection. Catalogue free.
Reid's Nurseries, Tel. SO, bridgeport,
Ohio, this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-29

AN every day luxury is WHEELING
BAKERY BREAD. Nothing better car
be made. The largest loaf sold.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16
Winter Underwear for Ladies
and Gentlemen.

We have complete lines at every price.
We do not make a speciality of cheap
goods. but we do show good goods at
cheap prices. Better fit yourself ou: he
fore our stock is too small To give Won
YOUR correct size.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16
Ladies Suits.

Here is a department cxcelled by
none outside Of large cities We have
very stylish lines at very low prices.
We will make a suit tit YOU aud please
YOU in every way. or i, - no .alc.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16
Baltimore Tailor Made

garments, correc, IN every detail. The
prices on ON Of them will surprise you.
At $40. 81, so and SIS We have lines on
which you can save a. much as s. 90.
just look at the listers we offer at $40
and you will see ,ha, our prices are
right. Our BOYS ONERCOATS AND
REl:Fl:RS are nobby. stylish. and rea.
sonable IN price.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16

The cold snap is here. If you eve will need winter clothes you do DIV.
The sharp November winds make you think Of Overcoas, Jackets and Fus, in
fact everything we are carrying. We are rejoicing. for we have plenty Of the
right kind of goods at the right prices.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16
Youne's Hats.

We carry the hes, and hobbies, hat
for 81 90 YOU can find anywhere. The
best drcsscr> wear them.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16
Mems Overcoats.

Our stock never was So large as it is
now We have all the new things in
Oxford Greys, Pebbles in all Of the new
STYLES. They. like our suits. are the
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16
Our Lion Brand Shirts.

Are the pre,t'es, and most stylish to
b- found Positively the hes. s., 90 aud
81 So shirts ever brought to Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16
Fashionable Furs.

We have a splendid line Of stylish
iurs at very reasonable prices. This is
u great fur season and YOU ought Ia have
u boa or Collarcttc.
The Marshall republican., 1900-11-16
Blanket Weather.

i here. We have blankets from 7sc
tn s., so and good values.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-15
Luotis : asut, supple. for jan,

Luckie & Gent, supplies for jail
eS.25.
Lacrosse Lumber Co., for Couri
House, ai4.7e.
o. r. Lupton Fur. Co., coffin, $5.
0. r. Lupton Fur. Co., supplies fol
jail, e1s.
@. D. Ferris, supplies county farm,
e12. .S6.
@. W. Robertson, supplies Court
House, e7.7O.
W. J. McLonsy, supplies jail pris-
oners, a2.40.
Mexico Water Works Co., water at
Court House, 90.
Mexico Water Works Co., water at
JAN, s4.50.
Ferris & Cauthorn, supplies Court
House, &2s.
Horace Mundy, quarterly account,
e36S.O6.
Treasurer State Lunatic Asylum
No. l, ssmi-annual account, a1,ee7.eo.
Treasurer Reform School for boys,
quarterly account, e12s.SS.
Treasurer Industrial Home for girls,
quarterly account, s5e.25.
Barnard q Co., supplies county Of
ficers, 3S2.44.
Standard Printing Co., supplies
county officers, e45.O6.
Annual settlements we're made with
the following road overssers:
J. F. Harrison, District s5, as2.7S.
O. NJ. Quisenberry, District eS,
$500.
W. 8. Smith, District SO, e2s.11.
II. P. Middleton, maintain quaran-
tine and supplies small pox patients,
se3.2S.
J. O. Buckner, cirouit clerk, fee for
9Th quarter, 1899, approved and or
dersd hled.
Clara d. Snidow, county clerk, fee
for 4th quarter, 1899, approved and
ordered filed.
J. T. Williams, recorder of deeds,
lee for 4th quarter, 1868, approved
and ordered filed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-15
Hon. @. r. Clark For Senator.

from the flke county Post.
We understand that Hon. O. r
CLARK, of Mexico, present Represent
ative Of Audrain county, will be |
candidate to represent this district IL
the State Senate. The editor of the
Post knows Mr.. CLARK well, having
served with him in the Fortieth Gen.
eral Assembly, and we bear cheerful
testimony to his ability and integrity
as a legislator. He is level-headed
practical, Industrious; OF excellent
character and habits; a good forcefnl
talker, and withal man who mixef
well, takes well, and can and doet
accomplish good for his constituents.
Mr.. CLARK has good experience, which
is OF the highest Importance in legis-
lative work. He served in the Re-
vislng session OF 1889, and again in
the Revising session of 1899. In the
l.tps> body he was chairman of the
WaTs and Means Committee, and dis
charged the duties of that responsible
place with ability and satisfaction.
He would make useful man In the
Senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-02-15

members OF IL for twenty or thirty
years, and always meeting with good
success, generally killing from ten tc
fifteen deer, and squirrels and quail
by the hundred, and raccoon and
'possum hunting Is excellent when In
dulged In, and wild turkeys are fire.
quentiy killed.
Perhaps our readers would like TO
have the names of those composing
the party pointed out In the picture.
The nrst one on the left is e. B. Tai
bot, the next Hon. l. H. Talbot, the
third from the left Norman J. Colman
and almost Immediately behind him is
Capt. W, L. Hickman. Standing Inn
mediately to the right of the deer,
with the tail partly hiding his face, is
8. 0. Groves, who killed the magnifi-
cent buck hanging In full view, and
then come Capt. VIM. Eller, Frank
Eller and DR.. @. F. Toalson, all OF