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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-13
She Knew.

Marjorie Is the small and only uaugh.
ter In family which boasts Of several
sons. Aged four Is Marjorie. petite and
imperious and enjoying excellent op-
portunitles for becoming spoiled. She
has lately attained to the dignity of the
kindergarten and comes home daily
with some fresh acquisition Of wisdom.
A few days ago 1t was addition, and
she proclaimed proudly at the dinner
table:
II know how much two and two
make and free and two and four and
two"
"And what" said her father. do
you and l make, Marjie"
Without a moments hesitation over
these new factors in her problem, the
little maid answered. with a dimple and
q smile:
"Sweethearts."
And all the family were satisfied
with Marbles arithmetic.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-13
A Walk with lshbel.

= DON'T mind talking to you. you
know" said Ishbel-she insists on
q being spelled that way-"because
you are not stupid boy and you have
a nice detached point of view. but you
must promise when | tell you things
not to imagine | mean myself"
"Iow could l Imagine you thing"
l asked repronchfully.
"You know what mean," said Ish-
bel with severity. "When l was quite
Young" she pursued-she Is 22-'l used
to fancy that authors ut>tlemselves
into their stories. Now l know they
never do"
well, l am not quite young" said
Grossly. "Go on"
but you didn't PROMISE"
II promised
Ishbcl adjusted her hatpin. "Once
there was a girl" she began, "who at
the age of II was sent to England to
visit her fathers people. That's rather
a nice beginning, isn't it?' she inter-
rupted herself ut sounds as IL 1t
might be print. Do you think IL you
saw a story with beginning Hike that
you would read it?"
"CandidlyY' l inquired. .
"Of course" 49,
IL don't think should"
There was a dangerous glitter In her
eye.
"But." FASTENED to add, reading a
story ia very different to have you tell
It. YOU know. could listen to you for
a thousand years"
She was Modified. ut won't take
hat long," she assured me with a smile.
There is no word for her smile but de-
liciOus.
DO 20 on" said. ibid she like
the people"
"Well, some of Them" doubtfully.
"You see they were English and she
was AN American"
YES"
"And-and young. they bullied her a
little. The next time" with animation,
II mean, when we go over, don't
think they'll bully me-"
Il don't fancy they will"
And so YOU see she didn't have as
good a time as she might exactly. But
she did have love affair.""
"Oh." said l.
YES" said Ishbel. "He was a sort of
distant connection of hers, a lawyer,
what they call over there a solicitor.
you know. He-she said he was very
much In lOve-and SO was She"
"Confound"-I began.
81 beg your pardon" said lshbel.
II meant" l said, sternly. ut is very
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-13
RAFTERS OF LIVING GREEN.
Description in "Eben Holden" Of
Day in the Cornfield.

Description in "Eben Holden" Of a
Day in the Cornfleld.
We climbed the wall as he ate, and
buried ourselves In the deep corn. The
fragrant, silky tassels brushed my face
and the corn Missed at our intrusion,
crossing its green stfbers In our path.
Far fn the field my companion heape,l
II little of the soft earth for pillow,
spread the Ollcloth between rows, and
as we lay down drew the big shawl
over us. Uncle Eb was tired after the
toll Of that night and went asleep al
most as soon as he was down. Before
dropped off Fred came and licked my
face and stepped over me, his tail
waggng for leave, and curled upon the
shawl at my feet. could see no sky in
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-13
WALES SETS A NEW STYLE.

Heir to England's Throne Eschews
Creased Trousers.
This Is the new photograph OF the
Prince of Wales, which has caused
CONSERVATION among the chappies Of
New York. 1t is the proof indisputable
of the fact that his royal highness Is
wearing his trousers without creases
and has been wearing them SO for some
little time. The Princes trousers are
pressed "even all around" so as to give
the leg a perfectly cylindrical "set." A
Chicago exquisite was asked what eft.
feet this change of fashion on the part
of the Prince would have on swelldom
in America. He said: '"There Is no
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-13
Work and Atmosphere.

During the building Of railroad In
Switzerland, at an altitude Of ten thou
sand feet. the discovery has been made
that the atmosphere Is SO rarlfied that
men employed upon the work cannot
continue their labors for half so long a
time as is possible when working in n
lower atmosphere. The cold also may
have something to do with 1t. for, as
every one knows. the atmosphere be-
comes colder and colder the greater dis
lance it is above the surface Of the
earth. Were it not for the atmosphere,
indeed. the ordinary temperature Of the
world would be below zero to the ex-
tent Of three hundred degrees Fahren-
Lett.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-13

When the Sultan Of Turkey attends
the Friday midday prayer at the
mosque in Constantinople the garrison
of 10000 men are stationed along the
route In such way that he shall be
safely guarded from the moment he
leaves his palace until he is on his car.
pet In the cacred ediflce.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-13
Plenty Of Coal in India

India Is rich in coal. though little min
ing has as yet been done In that coun-
try.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-13

The needle you hunt for in a hay.
stack never pricks your finger.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-13

The rich nan travels when he wilt
the poor man When he can.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-13

Here Is a sure sign Of man you
like: when his explanations satisfy
you.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-13

The ordinary beer glass Is regulated
by law In Bavaria and must hold ex.
actly half a litre. or nearly nine-tenths
of a pint.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-12-13

A rolling pin gathers no dough.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
@t ejemo ommeli9t YlDms
orim9stog.
9nfOia irarpber giebrnifa 20 apabrat.
mil S1nO.

Ulislouri hooen, Der 10 banner
@r9nlsn mtllem Spb 8atota o9 91e=
bralta ct 9oot Stptte, nomerfer fig
iult lite ueb fit Iise Sob. Saaleoes ser
ben ct Steo (ueo gruisbers genb) ct
krumiprins paa Is Uil mob 0ioro os
tommer tiIba9e bare so Sob fra,
buor ben breieoe. Denne 6aIpp,
Der omfutter ca. 1900 Ncres 9anb af
bsbite RuaIitet, berer ultlaa til Nebru.
ia, men bar altio uGrst en- 5rilteIie iot
0atotaernes rouserrise gIif. Der bar
abitiaise @an9e u9ret preuet paa at
fda y Big Uauoop" til at fOranOrs fit
gsb, men ben bar biotil peret ubeieIig.
Saa en- gtat iibits llse meote en- flor
Stare al Dafota; 6aimere meb Guar.
bet ben enc 6aano % Spaben / ben
anfen, os eIer ct iberbisl Ql.belys iit
be 9rauet en- ftanul, 90 Sob breb oe IA
Sob bub. giaite Wor9en opba9ebe ca.
200 0tebraifafoIt til oeres 6orfGrbsIis,
at be / gtattsns Sob par bIeune Gboere,
os be tOpre Datotuer trat fig tiIbuss
meo Seir uben gIOOsubspbeIie. Du
pOIitiet naiie Dag tom iIenbe. ft be
tun bet ny ganbIsb meo en- rpenbe
Strem al le, men buOroan bet par bIes
pet til, Iau liuIt Jtuttsns Wsrts.
Dstte par ferits Att. Zen anben
tommer NOT / 5orm al Qrrsfationer,
5tetteIganse, o9 = iom SIutnln9satt
= Wputer / Qopotaternes CONNER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
Statsz zNgbeOer.
gStseoniiu.

3 y6oItets auis", 9facine, itripes
De II eoluorne perloner, anlatte af
Rsserinsen for at iOreta9e ben ressl.
mesfse tisaari9e 6OItetGllin9, fuIb,
enbts berss 2lrbeioe / gerbass, og eno.
ifsnbt bet er forbubt benz at rgbe ReiuI.
tatet al osres Opieuins, er man bog
pna bet rene meb, at 0iucines 5nobpssers
antuI siI bIiue minof 10000, buorof
ste os 6te Waros, buor 9aniferne ier-
Ii9 er taIri9t Glenteret, alene oil
Opuiie 10, 600, aItiua Iige laa mango,
iom be andre @aros till Iammen. 6or
ii aar fioen 9au 6oItet9linsen 0iucine
tun 2l.ooo Snbbps9ere, iaa bet
er toloslale 5remltriot. Bgen bar
siort.
5apette, Sbaw d sos itore
@arperi Measn, ISIS, nsbbr9nbte
forIeoen. Cab 500, 900. 6Iere 9uus,
orebe Utennelter er oerueo eiort urbeios.
lele.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27

raIer iOm 0fficerer / ben npe UaiIits;
Ior bet fierbe eeuilgning of MibIsr til
at aibiGIpe gapoen bInnbt YefoItuins
gen; iOr bet femte @urunti for perions
lig 5ribeo os 0fet t OnerensitemmeIie
meo ben umeritonife 6oniiitution; for
BET iiette OprsttsIis ui 6iOiIltpre Dta.
nila o9 PrOulnierne Os for bet ipuenbe
tlouisnins at Wuntene.
Dlpoets UieoIemmer tror, at Qsuis
naIoO nil biaigs 6OrIlaset. Wooet ans
ies at be amerifanite Mpnoi9beber na.
turlispis iom ct / bpi @rab opmuns
trenOe 9euis for. at Sniurretiionen nu
mariner fig fin 2lhIutnins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
Wpr0 Safota.

Oele9aterne til ben republitanlfe
&onpention fierbe 9ommerbiliritt,
iom bolotes | Oats, bette fig, o9 be 10
6rattIoner faltebe 33 Stemmer bper;
BEN enc neminersbe Z 1ember oe ben ans
ben Us fe, bes9e bolat &i3Ianb
County.
- Mob Flax Fiber Co. | Sarge Gar
en- af Nrbeiberne,9 ,9enrp Mlbert, ans
Iust SsssmaaI for $40, 900 | Stabess
sritutnins for ct ulptfestiIiGIbs, iom
bGnbte bam | 6abritten. 6an miltebe
tire 6insre paa ben enc 9aanS.
- Snobrubstpue bar ben fibIte
Glib bismiest ben lille 9p Snoffer. Np-
lis miItebe Bemis & Gallagher 8artr
til 800.
- Manbtanet I SinbipseanitaIten /
Somestomn piier, al af be 334 inbs=
ipse er 9a inbfsbte amerifanere; 2st
grocent er fra Norse, 8 os Ersfsmtes
bel YrOcsnt Ipite.9 procsail Suanits, o
tofsmtebel grOcent @dnasiets,'I1f sHros
cent Srlanbsreeos 027 prodtAfn iaSfsSte
Mmeritanepe.ns IS seniqo IN nsgnn9 o
Iedu@s llsilIot 10 eniuinJlil m nst
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27

Pdu 2ntla9e for at bope pIpnoret
fit eget gengeifab for 500 bIep 81. Q.
8 inolep 9ansfOrb arreiteret for en-
6ib iiben. 6erite Sang bans Sag tom
for &etten, tunoe Surpsn lite blius euis.
anben Sang bIeu ban funOet ifpIois,
Os ban fit p aars 6an9ieI. Nu suifer
ban at faa np Gag, oa ban mener, at
en- Wano lite tan bemmes til Strafs
drbejbe for at buue fiaolet fine esne
Pen9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
Wimneiota.

Uir. Georges Is aar samIe Ssn /
Wapbsp gate bIeu forIebcn ll9bt tiIs
bebe af en- 9elt. 9an baobe bunbst
ben enc Gnbe af ct Ianst &eb ON
fit 9iu os ben Onben ON 9olisn
paa en- 9eit. San faIot af os bIep
orebt.
-E Z. Staees to 9absbpsninssr
| @runits 0iod Guwnibipp bIsu for.
leben trufne af Qpnet. De branbte
belt neo, os ipo 9eite omfom | 6Iams
msrue.
- usber en- DpnamitetsplofOn |
Salesruben ueb giwabet, bI.p Mano
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27

forleben orabt. Den enes 9taDn par
3. 9anfen.
= Wir. Is. . oIp, 9ieb @ine, Iolot
forleoen neb af RGIoertroppeu o9 thu.
lte gierneifaIlen, ian ban bebe ltrafs.
- Stoubran6e Ian9S meo 9temabie
Jfiuer bar soeIa9t bug9et Iemmer til
en- gGroi at Sl0,O for bper al tre
Eemmerfirmaet / DULUTH. 5Ioen ipre:
Der fig, cs man frpster iterre Cab. Oct
br9noer aa n9r 0uIutb, at 8inben
bIeier 9llfen ino 8pen. Weset af
bet Sires, iom brGnoer, bar brGnOt en-
Sang for 4ar.
= @lepe 5ra9tuo9ne paa WtiImau:
Zee gauen sif neo len @rsft ueb Waios
nat ben 20. be. ner NortbfieIb. 2Otos
motiu O9 @abooie fob isen pau Sporet,
aa ingen tom til Staoe. Sporet par
ub,useIist belt op til nRte Days 6ots
miobog.
-Ouer 80 gunbftrpaere git forlebsn
omtrins ben lille 8p geImono os ti9s
geoe Wtub; be bette @aberne melem fig.
Saa iamIebe De fig mot 8pen; mango
lere par oa fommeu til, o9 ber ipiite
be ben Waab, be bauoe Iaast. gpsns
6oIt er life meset forngiet meo oisle
@9lter. Der ct Nrbeibe NOT, men De
uil lite urbeibe. Nutboritsterne finoer,
at Der maa 9eres noset for at fuu oem
ub af gpen.
= 6or 5lerton.ri fob Or. Qoam 8.
S6umO9er Utantuto npIis for Gettsn.
9ans fsrlte 9uitru, Mrs. 9eIen 9.
9 9umG der fra 9a9ier, Qa., par
til Steoe / Retten for of uione mob bam.
SurieH funot bam ltpIbi9.
= Sobn qinItrsm bleu brGbt al ct
Sernbaneios, meoens ban gift paa Spo=
ret nGr 9i9bIano.
- st fort antuI tpife qutbsranere /
StiIwuter, iom er ubpiit af Meni0bes
ben Der. foroi be tilberte bemmeliee
SeIitaber, bar banuet esen Menisbeb
O9 falbet Gep. . Opion, Preit ueO en-
uai ibGn9is lntberlf Rirte.
- Casper giernes goslep milisbs
for 8 Tiger iiben en- ny 8u99p o9 10
9elte, iOm to WGno, Der ubsap i3 for
6uG9optebere, Isieoe af BAN os itfs
b,uste tilbase. Oet uler fig nu, al
bet er TO Suinolere, iom ubeiper fig 70,
9essr. Sier flyer be fig at tunne bell
brebe @ist. Sibit, man bsrte fra benz
par be Douglas SO. os sioroe ubmar.
tei 6orretnins. glu bar Sberifisn De,
paa Orbre fra SberiiIen OttsrtaiI SO
arreitetet benz, os be oil bIiue bra9t II
BasIep.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
9e tniinbeSing.

&un cen frellte 2iuet. 8 Mtutroier
rpmte fro 5literltonnerten Stanley"
paa 9auet ubfor Gupe giome, AIuita, /
3 aabne Boobe, for at 9aa til @uIos
feIlerne. Gt trpsteIi9t uueir ton.
60 al gaaoene tGntreoe, og lets af be
nj brntneoe. Den treble Baao naaebe
en- 9, omtrent I75 Uiil fra 0ut6 6ar=
bOr. 6er Ieb De frp9telis. Gil fibit
nauebe be bog 9ut6 9urbor, buor to at
tenn osoe af 6roliituoe, Den eneits sens
Ieuenoc er SadeIep, iom er tommet til
San francisco meo Sfibet vSean.
nette".
GbGgfDarant9ne bar @uu. Stes
bens af Utisiouri erfleret mob feIs
9enbe Stater:
Moine, 0tim 6ampibire, 8ermont,
Masiu6uistts. Raobe SsIanb, Gonnec.
titut, 0few Dort, pennipIpuniu, New
Seriep, 0elaware, Ohio, Snbiuna.
Mi9isun. 8iscOnin, Soma, Minneios
ia, California, 8eutufo, GennesIee,
lamt Canada.
0luur NuIsopr forIenoes til Mislouri
fca opennGunte Stater, maa be ferit
prepes meb IubercuIin af en- orbentIig
Dprlase, % De maa baue en- Sunbbebss
atteit meo fig, fpr be fan ilippe inb /
Staten.
Sampitibet y3SlanS" untOm til
Gbriiiiansianb. 0iOrse ben "a. Suni.
Gilt psl ON Yorb.
Surretningsitrpget / ben lille gp
Ufiooleion meo ct Snbbp9serantal af
1000 br9nbte ben lobe bs., os 9obe
anlaaes til $3.50, 900, meo fun en- g(ss
iurunce af bet baIue. 8pen Iisser
UiI fra Wtaoiion peb Meilwnutee gas
men. Der beu beot ON Sielp fra
Waoiion 81. I ON 2lftenen, o9 20
granOfolt, 10 8runbiprejter os flere
9uiiuo Sob granbllanser bleu ienOt
oerben. granoen bespnote i en- MeI=
melle.
Gn IOrt SLING udi Solen par ipnlis
fra RI. IL I'll II. l5 IRiooa9 ben 20oe
bs. Columbia, 9. 6. SolsnS Stprfe
par betpoeIigt forminbftet, uastet Der
lite par en- Stp pua 9immelen. SoIens
StruaIer par, ben 1ib 0tinsen par
ipnIis. iaa iuase, at man fuuoe ie paa
SoIen meo bet bIotte Die. giesrene
bIeu me9et forferbeoe ouer 9uftlpnet.
Gn Qpue unotom fra fit BUR peo
Gonep Sslanb Meno9eri Miwautee
o9 itrGmte naifen 2ipet af alls, lom par
Barten. 8osterne baube tirret Qeuen
ben enc Gang efter ben anben mss O.
| ititte ct Stptte Rpb zen til ben, os iaa
tose bet fra ben i9en. 9iliioit taltebe
ben fig meb iaabun goIbiOmbeo mob
Burets Sten9er, at De git Stptfer.
9guen fog en- &Gn9uru neo for at faa
fat WGnbene; men De par tIatreoe op
oper QeItitGnserne. gepen fortlotte
1uren 9ennem parten. Ruinberne bes
| Ipimsbs, osMeuOene tIatreoe Op 9rer.
@n Del GopbOps, iOm fuIste meo bette
Circus, fit enOeIis Qsueu fonset os ft
ben truttet tilba9e til bens Buh.us
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
We.p Oorf.

Den 9lbite Ranb @reater Stem
gOrf er 1o8 aar summeI. 9un er febt
/ Srlano 1899. fan ct raft og reris
os tan Iaie uoen Briller. Son ltaur
regeImaslis op Rl. 6 ON MOrsenen os
fan enonu lene Here Nar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27
90e Narg.

ameritanerne os Rormanbene Ieuerer
idaieoes bet FORTE 2lntai iiubsipge /
Staten. 0ette er naturIigt, ba be, er
be andre 9iatiOndliteter Ianst ouerIesne
/ 2lutal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-27

800 GeiOatts'sa 800
Setis 9lats 9pi,rep1sHttIfstfsnstSop,r at ,riars.
a. per er h minge sa ilg gy Dom, ION totns
bier, oB bet or Raioirb Halls catarrn Cure er net
eu'iie ptrtcliae o. biheilidN Md aolaaAIA fiens
per. Va Ra'arrh er en- tonh 'nd eopatam io..
brer ben en- toaliaghenel- -ssebauali ina HalIie ca.
tarrh Cure laees no, pirfer tildie poo glofgt ga
Ss"s "9aS " s'IDs ri ssnssm ,g
eierne 5or ida Ttrto III tes 5elbr,fsN ne fra,
sstalE al aisS aEiSS ssS.a' a'lig!9s; sllI:
ifriait fiit ~; 80 Agtdslysaesl soe,n4yiiao O.
ssia Sss9 III a&s:s iTs''jIs 'sjsISssslo ,n, n,0
q d9g sI9nal IIpln nsinaE nsI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-02
Bellaire Briefs.

Parks & Co. have sold to George
Robinson. the Nancy Johnson property
on Front street, Gravel Hill, for S2,250:
also. the Cora Pursley property. at the
west end Of the Baltimore & Ohio
bridge. i-
Mrs. Marion Bumgardner, of the First
ward. had the misfortune of upsettinS
coffee pot yesterday morning, badly
scalding both hands and arms.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the United
Presbyterian church met last evening,
at the home Of Mrs. r. johnson, on
North Belmont street.
Mrs. William Hcskett and daughter,
Miss Nellie; Of the Fifth ward arc home
from an extended visit with relatives
In Dunkirk Ind.
The meeting OF Mrs. Walters Auxil-
larry Of the First NJ. E. church. which
was to have been held this evening. has
been postponed
The Gravel Hill Literary and Social
Club met last evening at the home of
Dr.. md Mrs. ]. W. Cooper, In the
Fourth ward. = j,5'-. g
Mrs. Walters Auxiliary will have
scharge Of the balsing sale at the First
methodist Episcopal church study to-
morrow. 81.
4 ]. L. Robb and family, OF the Fifth
ward. WILL leave to-day for Springfield,
III. where they will make their future
home.
Miss June Carmean, OF the Second
ward. entertained party OF young
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-02

cral years, have returned and will live
on Ninth street.
The committee on fire, water and
lights has purchased 500 feet of fire
hose for the use OF Nos. / and 3 hose
companies. ~.
The funeral OF Mrs. B. F. Rumble will
take place this afternoon from the resi-
dence. at No. 3ls Ninth street, at 2
o'clock. :
Edgar A. Holmes, general manager
of the p, c. G w. railway; left last
evening for New York.
A marriage license wns Issued to Ed
ward e. Kinney and Rachel Ann Gran
don. both Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Clark spent yes-
terday with w. II. Lockwood and fam
lily. OF Fork Ridge.
William Gicseber. n prominent ciu-
zen OF Sherrard, was here on business
yesterday.
John Chapman, Of Glen Easton. was
calling on friends here yesterday.
Miss Ida Conner, OF Shcrrard, is tho
guest Of relatives In the city. -,
c. II. Hunter is home from Clarks.
burg to spend few days.
Robert Newton. OF Benwood, was hero
on business yesterday.
Timothy Stilwcll, OF the Frs. ward
Is on the sick list. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-02
Trouble at the Riverside.

Yesterday morning about 3 o'clock
Montford Byard. an employe ut the
riverside plate mill in Benwood, while
returning from work was attacked by
d crowd OF strike GympathIzers at the
toKe ovenn and badly used up. It Is
."afcd that further trouble may occur,
oS me strike sympathlzcrs are not
,nahittsting the Indifference they did
nhcA Inc company first began operat-
nlb me plant with non union men. A
Sio%h Of men hangs about the plant all
,nutihs the day and when the workmen
.ghve the mill they are met with n
sH2fns OF "baas." There was n general
neIec when the plant closed yesterday
, ,,ins and Pole sustained serious
"GuhI on the head by being struck by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-02
Dropped Dead.

# # ' .
& Oliver Wilkinson, an aged resident Of
Pennington, who has for the past few
days been the guest Of his daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Manspeaker, residing on
the corner OF First and Penn streets. in
Martins Ferry. died very suddenly
about noon yesterday. He had been
going about the house all day and his
health was as good as usual. Shortly
after dinner he began feeling dizzy and
remarked SO to his daughter. who rush
ed to his assistance. but before she
reached him he had dropped to the floor
and expired In less than five minutes.
AS soon as he sank to the floor q physi-
clan was called In, but did not arrive
until after life was extinct. Heart trou-
BILE was pronounced the cause Of death.
Deceased was seventy years Of age and
well known throughout the township.
Of which he had been a resident for
many years. Mrs. Wilkinson Is the
only surviving child. He was n mem
Der OF the Mt. Pleasant post. G. A. r.,
which will probably have charge Of the
funeral when the remains arrive ut
that place. The funeral Will take place
Tomorrow, from the residence OF his
daughter In Martins Ferry. and the re-
mains will be inferred at the cemetery
in Mt. Pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-02
A Village Blacksmith Saved Bis
Little Sons Life.

Mr.. II: IL. Black. the well known
riiinse blacksmith at GrahamsvIlle,
sullivan Co.. N. Y, says Our little
son. hve years old. has always been
SUBJECT TO Group. and so bad have tho
attacks been that we have feared many
times that he would die. We have had
me doctor and used many medicines.
out Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy is
now our sole reliance. 1t seems to dis
solVe me tough mucus and by giving
ire1ueht doses when the croupy symp-
TOMS appear We have found that tho
usenosa Group Is cured before It gets
s ,s,,, Ihcre is no danger in giving
.n.s remedy. ior It contains no opium or
other Injurious drug anu may be given
rs confidently to a babe as to nm adult
For Sale by druggists. '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-02
Halloween Franks.

The vandals were much in evidence
in Bcnwood Wednesday night. Several
business men were astonished on awak-
ening yesterday morning to find they
were In new business. A saloon
Keeper found himself TO be Wong Tru,
conductor OF Chinese laundry; n con-
fectioncr discovered himself dispen-
ser Of Reyman's booze product: an I'M
dertakcr was metamorphoscd into
restaurant proprietor. with in n sign In
front Of his place indicating that fresh
meat" dead Holsters and ''cold legs,
nan and whole" were dishcd up on the
INSIDE, a practical Joker piled u heap
OF garbage IN front of drug store and
N front u some OF the Main street
business houses boxes. barrels, kegs
ctc', were stacked so as to make lngrcss
OF egTess impossible. Benwood is one
OF The worst towns on the Ohio river
,or the committing OF depradatIons on
halloween.
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BELLAIRE.
MARTINS FERRY.
friends !! at hcr honze, wednesday even.

. = 10 r. .
William Mclaughlin. Of Logan, Ohio.
and Miss Eva Morrison, OF this city,
have been licensed to marry.
Mrs. d. T. Cowen and r. c. Meyer
and wife attended the wedding OF q
niece at Barton Wednesday.
H. c. Bell and wife entertained
friends at their homo In the Second
ward, Wednesday evening.
Miss Lydia Simmons entertained a
few friends ut her home In the Fifth
ward. Wednesday evening.
/, Rome Ramsey has succeeded William
Fletcher as night baggage master at the
Baltimore & Ohio depot.
VIII Green. OF the First ward, is now
yard clerk for the baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company.
The Misses Miller. OF the Fifth ward,
entertained friends at their homo We'd
nesday evening.
NJ, List, Of the Fourth ward. had his
right hand badly cut "Wednesday, while
butchering. i,
John Roemer, OF Wheeling. is a guest
Of DR.. ]. S. Mccullough, OF the Fifth
ward.
The infant child OF George Haskers,
Of the Fifth ward. is seriously III.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Keller returned to her
home at .Steubenville, yesterday.
Miss Clara Robinson. Of the Fifth
ward. Is quite sick at her home.
A. o. Mellett is spending q few days
with friends In Monroe county.
A new roof is being put on the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh round house.
Work has been begun on the new
residence Of Alex. Du Bols.
. Miss Mary Finley. OF Akron. Is visit
Ing relatives in this city.
Mrs. S. Hopkins Is seriously III at her
hOma .f .#. 81. 1895 It