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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-23
MARTIN'S FERRY NEWS. (!
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling,
Progressive Neighbor.

tHH -r AZ ! - :
Samuel Yoho. resident OF Glenn's
Run, north of this city. was the,vctin
Of the lightning rod swinders last
week. Not being able to read he sign
cd a contract with the men, for the
work. and the price they stated to him
was 50 IS, but the figures in the con-
tract were $l22. He protested the
payment Of the sum for long time
but they threatened to bring suit,
which scared the old man. and the
amount was paid. Charles Spoonhaltz
was euchered out OF s66 by the same
men and In the same manner.
The two bunting flags. five by eIga.
feet, donated to the NJ. A. Hanna and
]. j. Gill marching clubs by the Wheel.
ing Republican Field Day" committee
are at the 1ntclligencer, counting room.
where they may be secured by the cap.
tains of the two clubs, or their repre-.
sentative. IL
The funeral of ]. G. West took place
yesterday afternoon. at 2 o'clock, from
his late residence. In Tiltonvillc. The
interment was made at the Tiltonvllle
Mound.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Sheets and daughter. Miss
Clara, leave to-day for Marietta, where
they will attend the meeting of the
Federation of Woman's. Clubs.
A business meeting of the Young Ia.
dies Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church will be held ut the church Fri.
day evening at $50 o'clock.
Contractor Day. commenced excavat-
Ing First street yesterday between Clay
and Locust streets. preparatory TO be.
ing paved.
Marshal Erwin, Samuel Westwood
and William Burns We're In Steubenviile
yesterday as witnesses In the Cramb-
lett case. ~.
The Democratic Marching Club 0.
Bridgeport. Will take part In the street
demonstration In this city Friday eve
ming. = 4i
a. Preparations are rapidly being per
'fected for the large Republican demon.
stration In this city next Saturday.
! Capt. L. W. Inglebrlght and daush-
ter. Miss Ella. leave to-day for Spring
Held, Ohio, on short visit.
Doc" Truax was fined 50 and costs
yesterday morning by Mayor Goodhus
on charge OF drunkenness.
Button" Bllnco will have a hearsDS
before Mayor Goodhue Tomorrow
morning n, s o'clock.
The Martins Ferry Theatrical Club
viii give dance at Maennerchor hall
Friday evening.
The Real Widow Brown" is the at
traction at the Star Theatre tomorrow
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-23
SATURDAYS Barbecp,

\ interest now centers In the great
barbecue to be given next Saturday af-
.ternoon- and evening at Wheeling park,
by the Triadelphia district Republicans.
Secretary Norton, OF the general COM
mittee. has sent written invitations to
the Republicans of the three upper
precincts of the district and to those OF
Liberty and R!chland districts. Invita-
tions We're not sent to the voters Of
the three lower precincts of Triadel-
phia district. the affair being given un-
der their auspices and no invitation
considered necessary.
The commissary-in-chief, Charles
Seibert. has contracted with Hess
& Lemons for three beeves,
one thousand pounds OF pork, 500
loaves of bread and several hundred
gallons of coffee. The beeves will not
be rohsted whole, but will be cut up IN
strips. so that raw meat will not pre-
dominate, as It so often does at po!l:-
ical barbecues. The food will be serv-'
ed from the Casino restaurant between
the hours Of l and in afternoon and
between 6 and in the evening, hours
that do not conflict with the speaking
programme. The meat will be roasted
III thV opSH an Dlth VI tlle SdSlllO, ll.u
competent cooks will be employed
There, will be ut least two speaking
stands. one In the Casino and the other
from the band stand. outside.
The Opera House band has been en-
gagged for the music, and the Triadcl-
phla band will also be secured.
The Wheeling clubs will leave the
electric, cars for the night parade ut
Pleasant Valley, and Will march to the
park over the brick-paved pike. There
Will be n great demonstration by the
clubs In marching around the mound
In the park.
It Is expected that the attendance Will
reach 10000, or more
The speakers include General Stewart
L.'Woodford. late minister to Spain:
Senator Stephen B. EllIlns: Hon. A. B.
White, Republican candidate for gov
ernor: Hon. !. Hampton Hogc. OF Vir-
glnia; Hon. Simon Wolfe. of Washing
ton; Judge John W.Jones, OF Chicago,
and Hon. Perry A. shanor. Of Sisters
Vile. 50 al
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BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events in and About the City Given
in Nutshell.

Al u NQLSucll.
Council meets this evening in regular
bi-weekly session.
The council committee on health
meets tonight at o'clock.
Two DRINKS were the harvest at
police headquarters last night. - i 80.
The Married Ladies' Euchre Club will
be entertained by Mrs Andrew Wilson
and Mrs. George Woods. at the home OF
the latter. at Woodsdale. on Friday.
The Kenmore club Will give n mas,
querade ball at Pythinn CASTLE October
80. Bachman's orchestra will furnish
the music.
A supper and social will be given No.
vember at the st. Andrews Protestant
Episcopal mission on South Jacob
street, for the benefit Of the mission.
The funeral Of Henry Kress took
place from his residence on the South
Side yesterday morning. Requiem mass
was celebrated ut st. Alphonsus Cath
Ole church. Interment was at Mt. CAL
vary. $50 1aGt rI9i
The attraction at the Opera House
last night was the Hoyt farce, a Hole
in the Ground" There were one or TWO
good specialties. including the dancing
by Frank c. Young and Miss Bessie
De Vote, but the company as whole
was disappointing.
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Il POLITICS.
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f q . 2. -. e . ~.
An 1ntelllgencer reporter met Col. w.
H. Nave, Of Bethany, and, learning
that he had Just returned from New
York City, interviewed him. as to the
political situation in the Empire state.
Mr.. Nave was at first reluctant to ex-,
press any opinion on the subject. but
finally agreed to give his Views, as fol-
lows:
II met good many prominent poll
ticians In the metropolis Of the nation
and listened attentively to the opinions
expressed by the representatives. of
both parties or course each side pro-
fessed to be confident of victory, hut
from my Intercourse with the solid
business men, and I met many mem
bers Of leading firms Of New York, /
became inclined to think that Mckinley
will receive an overwhelming majority
and Furthermore, I believe that he Will
carry the state of New York In Its en-
tirety by at least $4,000. This. / regret
as ] am n Democrat. and am not In IA
vor of the Presidents policy :. in the
Philippines and In Porto Rico, and
could not under any circumstances cast
my ballot for him.
ut may be of interest to some of the
readers of the Intelligencer to give a
bit OF Information in regard to the
gentleman who is candidate for gov
ernor Of New York on the Republican
ticket. His name Is Benjamin B. Odnll,
and his home Is In Newburg, on tho
Hudson river. Understanding from
DR.. w. C. Boone, who was graduated
at Bethany college. and who for many
years has resided In New York City.
that Mr.. Odell had once been n student
at Bethany. and being DESTROYS to as
certain II such was the case, the doctor
and called on Mr.. Odell at the Re-
publican headquarters In the Fifth Az
enue hotel. and had pleasant chat
with the prospective successor OF Colo
mel Roosevelt. He informed us that
he was student at Bethany In 1S12-'f3
and paid a glowing tribute to that IA
nous institution Of learning He spoke
in eulogistic terms Of the late William
X. Pendleton, who. as president Of the
college. was the immediate successor of
the great Alexander Campbell. He also
referred to Prof. Charles Louis Loos
rs fine teacher OF ancient languages.
He remembered with great pleasure
the days spent at old Bethany and in
Quired after many Of Its former resi-
dents. asking particularly after John
Lauck. at whose house he boarded. Mr..
Lauck is now. I understand, 'proprie-
tor Of the Granite House. In Wellsburg.
I'm appearance Mr.. Odell Is quite
good looking and impressive. and at
a guess, l should say, II elected to the
chief magistracy OF the greatest state
in our glorious union. he will discharge
its responsible duties in creditable
and honorable manner"
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THE sToa1E STRIKE
In Pittsburgh Appears to be Won
With Barely q Fight,

The strike Of the handmade stogle
makers In Pittsburgh which was schcd-
uled to begin yesterday morning. does
not amount to much. While the de-
mand for an advance in pay from 50 10
50 Is thousand was made by the local
union Of the National Stogle Makers
League, Local Assembly, 1874, of the
Knights Of Labor. Joined In the move
ment. The knights of Labor controls
thirty-sls shops In that vicinity. and
the demand was granted Mt every one
of them. The demand was granted In
seven shops controlled by the league,
and strike Is on at as many more.
1t was reported yesterday morning at
headquarters that not more than 1856
men struck. and all but fifty OF these
have secured employment ut union
shops. Applications were received
from Cincinnati and Marietta for men,
and 1t is believed that not more than
twenty Will be Idle by the middle of the
week. Some Of the manufacturers have
been granted more time to consider the
demands, but all are expected to be In
line before the close OF the week.
The Hebrew, Cigar Makers. AssocIa-
ton. composed Of workmen In the hill
~ PpoitiiS tiiC SlilhtlS. ANO
member of the organization Is permit
ted to take the place OF any striker. II
the demand for an advance Is generally
conceded this association proposes TO
make similar demand. and the wages
of handmade toby makers In THIS Sec
tion will be. Uniform. The working
cards of the National StogIe Makers
League are recognized Mt shops con-
trolled by the Knights Of Labor.
At the meeting of the United Labor
League the strike OF the toby makcrs
was indorsed.. They Will visit the fac
tory OF the r. G. W. JenkInson Com
pany and urge the company to agree to
the terms OF the workers. &
The So % scale has been paid in
Wheeling for some time, and the local
manufacturers . objected that Pitts.
burEh enjoyed an unfair advantage BY
having to pay only SO thousand. =
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Opera House the last half Of this week.
where the theatre-golng public will find
much to enjoy and q great deal to
amuse. Mr.. lgham's companyis the
first Of Its kind, but since his great
success In placing colored talent on a
high level, other companies have been
organized. but whether from lack Of
superior talent or want of proper de-
tall. these copies Of great first-class
novelty have fallen by the wayside. Mr..
lsham's Idea seems to have been to
place good trade mark on his show
from the first and to that end he In
troduced nothing In act or song that
could offend the most fastidlous.
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Primrose and Dockstader.

The Primrose & Dockstader Ministries
are stronger this year and better than
ever, and are booked to appear at the
Opera House. this evening. These well
known managers have gone to great
expense in the matter to secure Access
series which are made necessary by the
many new and attractive features in
troduccd this season. Eight very funny
comedians, including Primrose G. Dock
stader, present features that are abso-
lutely new, novel and laughable. a
group OF sweet yocalists, whose voices
please in their harmonious rendltions,
aid In the Interpretation OF the delights
full programme. The first part is de-
cidedly beautiful and impressive; ev-
erything presented is new. bright and
funny and there is not an old. Joke or
act from start to finish,
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"Uncle Toms Cabin.n

There was a big audience at the
Grand Opera House last night to Wit
ness splendid production of Uncle
Toms Cabin" by the AL. W. Martin
company This famous play was pre-
scented in more elaborate manner than
1t has ever before been seen In Wheel
Ing. with big company. and full and
complete scenic and mechanical effects
The real negroes. Siberian blood hounds
and barns made the plantation scenes
very realistic. The street parade. at
noon was a pleasing surprise, The
company carries Its own band and or
chestra, and requires two special cars.
Uncle Toms Cabin" will be repeated
tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-23
NEGRO MURD 'I
Captured Through the Watchfulness
of an Ohio River Railroad Brake
man-Both Confess Their Crime.

. 5000 ~ 3AAAS'
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
& PARKERSBuRG. VIVA, Oct. o.
Two negroes giving the names Of
Charles Randall and George Collins, OF
Virginia, were ARRESTED here to-day,
charged with the murder and. robbery
Of Edward, Carroll. 4 saloon keeper at
Minnie, on the line OF the Short Line
railroad. yesterday. About thirty dol
lars in cash were found on their, per-
sons. They confessed the crime, each
blaming thu other for committing 1t.
~ The prisoners boarded an Ohio River
train at ingalls,, tifty-eight miles north
of here, and were Identified by the pub
lished description by E. r. Cole. 4
brakeman; who secured help and placed
them under arrest us soon as the train
reached this city. They are desperate
looking men, and would probably have
put up 4 stout fight had they not been
taken at the point Of 4 revolver. They
will be held for the arrival OF officers
from Wetzel county.
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Hon. A. B. White at Benwood.

A meeting OF the citizens of Benwood
is called for tonight at the city hall. to
make preparations for the big demon
stration ut Bcnwood Friday night.
Mayor Shepard will preside and among
other matters n chief marshal and aides
will be appointed. The Republicans are
making preparations for this meeting
on large scale and 1t will be the
banner meeting OF the campaign. All
the Wheeling clubs have. personal inyi-
tations to be present and the clubs of
Moundsville. Bellnire. Sistersville and
Martins Ferry Will participate. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-23
PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling Peo-
pie and Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Clarke and daugh-
ter have arrived from their summers
sojourn in Europe. Mr.. Clarke. who Is
the superintendent Of the Fourth Street
NJ. E. church. will be rendered recep-
ton by the Sunday school on Thursday
night. when fine musical programme
will be rendered. Mr.. Clarke will give
an interesting account OF his travels.
Y. W. Yeater. Of Proctor, is at the
Stamm.
V. T. Clayton. of Warrington. is at
the Mcclure. s7
Harvey shroyer. OF Tunnelton, is at
the Park hotel.
Nicholas Powers is o Warrington
caller In the city.
r. G.S Dakan. of Rosby's Rock, is a
business caller In town.
Mr.. George A. Laughln has arrived
home from q business trip.
Mrs. c. A. Snodgrass. OF Manning
ton, is calling on friends here.
TT. Brett and N. w. Danford were
Fairmont arrivals at the Windsor.
]. T. .Hervey and wife. of New Mar
tinsville, are visiting friends in the city.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, of Sisters
Vile. is the guest OF friends in the city.
N. s. Snyder and Harry H. Keller, OF
Parkcrsburg, are registered at the
Windsor. f1
Thomas Mclaughlin. the South Side
saloonist. Is visiting his parents at
Niles. Ohio.
q Mrs. D. Miller has been removed
to her home on South Jacob street, from
the North Wheeling hospital. where she
underwent q successful surgical opera
ton.
Among the West Virglnians at the
Mcclure were r. L. Haddox. Of st.
Mnrys; r. T. Jones, w. d. Helmick,
Z. 8. Boyd and T. A. Devessy, OF Fair
mont.
Among the state arrivals at the Park
hotel yesterday were d. Dewas. of
Huntington; r. n. Porter. of Waverly;
l.. A, Rose, of Parkersburg. and S. a.
Drummond, OF Huntington.
u Mrs. P. J. Smith. OF Cumberland.
Nd, returned home yesterday, after a
pleasant stay with relatives here. She
was accompanied by Miss Mary War
ner OF Twenty-seventh street.
Capt. ]. b. Donley. OF Waynesburg,
Pa, was n visitor in the city yesterday.
In speaking OF the prosperity that has
come to his town, the erection OF q tin
plate mill which now employs one
hundred men, and the building OF n
new railroad. the captain believes that
In o very short time Greene county,
which Is the Wctzcl county OF Pennsyl-
vania will be swung Into the Republic
can column.
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/, THE RIVER.

The Telephone arrived from below last
evening, with n good trip.
The Calhoun cleared for CiarInstoa
with a good TIP at p. m. yesterday
The Telephone for Matamoras, at II
n. ~, and the Calhoun for; ,Clarlngto'
ut $3.50 p. M. are to-day's packets.
Tho marks ut G p. m. Monday. show
cd 10 inches and falling Weather,
cloudy and warmer. with light rainfall
last night. 4, -. ~.
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Gold Brick MN capturcd.

Special Dispatch to the lntcllCencer.
y CLARKsBuRG, ". Va, Oct. I'll
This Afternoon, five miles out. Watt
Dennison; an aged farmer of Wolf
Summit, was illmfammed out of $500
cash by two strangers on the public
highway, They drove hurriedly,to the
city, but i6ne Of them was captured by
the police, A roll Of s226 in Confed-
crate andfeounterfeit bills and sllo in
good money were found on Edwards.
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1.-The SWEET Meeting.

Thursday evening, probably in the
Eighth ward, Hon. E. C. SWEET, Of
Maine, a former Democrat. will address
d Republican mass meeting. Mr..
SWEET is an eloquent and forceful
speaker and viii doubtless be greeted
by large audience. Interest is added
TO his appearance here by the fact tina.
he is a former Democrat, one of those
who could not stomach Organism.
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River kilograms.

OIL ClTY-Elvcr, inches aud fall'
ing. Weather. cloudy and warm.
f WARREN--Rlver i OF n foot Gear
and warm.
CORRESPONDENCE. 6 feet ! INC"
and falling. Weather. fair and warm,
MoRGANToWN-Ttivcr feet ~
inches aud stationary. Weather, c'N'
and warm. f
BRowNSVILLE-River 5 feet .
Inches and stationary.
PrTTsBuRGHIRiver 1.s feet and
stationary. Weather, clear and COOL
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editor Of nE j: ], y p

On Friday evening, probably at Ar
ion hall, the people will be addressed
on the issues of the campaign by Hon:
Edward Payson' Brown, of New York,
editor OF the Expansionist. Mr..
Browns remarks Will be principally
upon expansion He comes with n
high reputation as an effective speak
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Policeman Brutally Assaulted.

6pccial Dispatch 20 the IntslllEencer.
PARKERsBURG. w,2}Va., Oct. ~
A policeman named O'Neill was bru.
tally and probably fatally beaten Mt the
Bartlett House last night by Il Balti-
more & Ohio freight conductor named
Bud Tucker.
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Ellis Glenn Case Continued.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va, Oct. "a
The trial OF Ellis Glenn. the alleged
forger and male lmpersonator. which
was set for to-day in the. criminal
court, was continued until the next
term. on motion. OF the defense. This
Is the seventh continuance. and there
are doubts that the prisoner will. ever
be tried here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-23
Want Wreck of Maine Removed.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 22.-Gen-
cral Leonard Wood. governor general
of Cuba, saw Secretary Long to-dny.
and recommended that steps be taken
to remove the wreck OF the bnttlcship
Maine from Havana harbor. ns II occu-'
pies q great deal OF space. which could
be utilized to advantage. He said no
thought the wreck would have to be
taken up piece meal instead OF being
raised as n whole.
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Progressive Club Tonight.

Messrs. S. G. Smith and John Arbenz
will address the Young Mems Progress
I've Club tonight, at their room, on
Main street. Hon. C. II. Payne, OF
Huntington, will also be present.
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Case Progressing slowly.

Special Dispatch TO tho IntclllGencer.
STEUBENVILLE.t Ohio. Oct. 70. :
The Cramblett case isiprogresslng slow
ly. Two Jurors were excused on nc
count OF sickness, and twenty-four
others were examined and only two
were accepted. tt
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Foll From a chestnut Tren,

Special Dispatch TO the lntelligcncer.
CLARKSBuRG, W. Va, Oct. 2e.-
Frank shcplcr, OF this city, aged twcn-
ty-three years, fell from n chestnut
tree. distance OF thirty feet. ut Jar
vlsvlllc. Sunday afternoon. and received
fatal Injuries, living only an hour.
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fair and they want to make It such mn
eyentSthat the Democratic demonstra-
ton ofalast friday night will pale Into
lnsigaificance. Following the parade.
Hon. A. sBs White, the next governor Of
this state, will make brief speech.
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Isham's octoroons,

The great novelty OF the pnst season
wastJohn W. lsham's octoroons, COM
prislng some Of the pretticst girls Of
theTtolored race, many Of Its best sim
gers qnncers and comedians. II scored
ono OF the greatest SUCCESSES during all
Its season md will bs mt the Grand
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Company G. to Meet,

Clay-union Rough Riders, Company
;G.dwill meet at their club rooms this
evening atfT:30 sharp for drill. All
members are requested to be present,
as some important business will be
transacted.
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caldwell,s Run Meeting.

Wednesday evening, at the culd-
wells run school house, a Republican
mass meeting will be held, to be id
dressed by Messrs. Frank w. Nesbitt
and William G.. Caldwell.
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HOLT QUITS THE PANTRY
For the Social Realm, Where he
Leads in a Cake Walk With "Aunt'

Special Dispatch TO the IntellIEencer
HUNTINGTON. w. Va, Oct. 22.-
Judge John H. Holt Democratic can
didate for governor attended country
dance in the southern part of Lincoln
county, took the fiddler's place, called
the numbers for the dance and led the
cake walk with Aunt Melissa" the
old black nanny who had nurscd him
when q babe. Previously he had pluck
cd goose at gathering where the
Daughters OF Rebekah were engaged
In that occupations
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STUDENTS of tho Gregg System Of
Shorthand can write sentences from
dictatian In one week. Zone week free
at tho Elliott School, 1913 Market st.
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Meeting at Greggsville.

Frank w. Nesbitt and John Arbenz,
jr.. will address the Republicans at
Greggsville, on Friday evening.
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The Travis Cadets will hold an I'M
portant business meeting this evening,
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
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DRUMS. Flies. .Bugles md Drum
Major Bntnns at lowest prices at +. w.
BANNER CO.'S.
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SOUP. Lunch and Concert at Nc.
Cormlck'g, Wednesday night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-23

Y GREENE County turtle soup tonight
Mt John Corcoran's. 1903 Sixteenth street.