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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-11
eSnDreSncrsai iat 1T tuna.

gm 3. Sanuur fano bier Die sabres.
perIammlung oes beutIhen Granten=
neutrality-suspicious. bon Stem pbila=
oelplio uno llmgebuna itatt uno mur,
Den folaenbe 8eamten fur oas laufenoe
Sabr erspdbit :
Sobn &euber, Brdiioent.
50. Streuu, 8ice=Yrdlibent.
9. 5terti, prototpll=Setretdr.
S. .aiinsli, 6inana=5etretdr.
g. &. Minnig Gbabmeilter.
Ds. Seiboto, 8. Maurer uno $.
WpB, Ger,palter.
QS. Hotbader, 6. Meper uno sSohn
Gron, Sranfen=Gomite.
gSdlreno oes perflolenen Sabres
mrroen fir Granfen=geitrdoe ausbe=
sahlt $643 uno fiir Grantenmaben
$87. so.
Gallenbelfaro am 1. Sanuar 1900
.$12lS.99.
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Ocrid)tsnetbanDInnaett

2ouila Welten ge9en 8eneoitt Wel
ten. Sluf Soften Der aldgerin 3uriif
sesogen.
Gertllo gosglani eeaen gntpnio Sc.
assa. geieeleot uno Soften besablt.
WesleD 90. Sracp, Yormuno, eeeer
pbilip $. 2ehner u. 81. Yertauf be.
ltdti9t uno 8ertbeilun0 anaeoronet.
Gbriltian Wtanbab oegen Otis G.
glaf. yelselest uno Soften besablt.
geille 0ealea gegen Die Slpln Stu
Mlnina So. II. 81. g8. y. Stepens
Duroe gum Mohenpernalter ernannt.
Sames s. 9eloenbaugb eegen MarD
u. gromn II. u. Sem Gl1oer fpuroen
$500 3useiproden uno gertauf anee=
oronet.
Gie 8. & s9. 9. & 8. So. aeee,l
Wm. s. Troncis II. q. Sen Gldaeri,
ipuroen go au9eIpro9en.
Slioer 3. Goberts gegsn Die @olben
Goal 80. Qtuf Soften oss Sldgers su=
riifeeSosen.
ssiaac u. Sruor aeaen Geo. s.. Sic
Der u. ". Ser Gldaerin ipuroen $780,
go uno Mar9aret Sc. S'9onneQ 1886
5u9elproden uno Gertauf oes gi9eu=
tbums angeoronet.
Non Der Grano=SurD muroen Die fol-
aenoen 9lnflagsn begriinoet oefunoen f.:
W}illiam 9lell nno Sliper Sobees
llno anaetloat, gei0ollen su baben nit
Der Ibidt Sll tDoten uno su permun=
ben.
g8illiam Sbaffer uno Somes Quinn
babsn llb auf elne 9lntlage negen Stras
benraub su perantpprten.
0arrp geilliuns lit Der SSdlI6un9
an9eflagt.
Glart %. @olbroitb lit aneeflast,
elm aino oerlaNen 81 baben.
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9ciratNsbetuiGJat,ttaett, cit,

Wiliam 8. gtifetts, geaper Sam -
Wsarp g. Goof, yaWbin.
gilbert 3lmmer = gnna M. Moore,
beioe bon SEEN Gomerstown.
Samuel s. Wort. Chicago gono
%. Sealea, llhri6sbiQe.
Mguitus S. Sale, Wpanolia, 8. -
Wtprtle u. Goaan, SanoDpile.
Sames s. Eonel, ubri6spille -
2aura 9. Gislig. Seem philadelphia.
Sacob Morfb - Gli5abetb Maier, beioe
pDn Canal Sober.
5arrp geribing, &agerspille - MarD
Wile, su9arcreef.
gBm. 8. Gobrbad, Siffin, 8. - 2ena
9. SellolDs, Nem gbilabelepbia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-11
0cftprbcn.

9m 6. Sanuar in Canal Soper fra,l
Gbas. 5iiber i'm Mlter bon 80 eSa1ren.
Sic binterldbt einen trauernoen @atter
nit bret Rinbern.
glm Z. Sanuar III 9ennilon 6rau
5bomas Gilmore in Nlter bon 64 Sob.
ren. Die Neritorbene tpar Die Mutte,
BON sebn Ginoern, bon melden nod
le.bs am Qeben linb.
Nm 8. Sanuar in @oiben an einem
6ersiibel George Meeie, ein algemeir
aeahteter Biirger. i'm Utter bon SC
Sabren. Ser 0erlforbene binterIdb,
cine tranernDe Wittme.
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9ngesneasig sigfctteft.
anlanb.

@ier Meilen BON 6inblaY, g., 1T au
neuem @etiet eine 10 Mitlipnen Suf
0asquelle ansetpbrt mcroen. 9lue @ert
Seu9e &6bren II. (. ~. fnb aus Der Suell'
9elhleupert iporpen unD baS OetDle pet
entltrDmenpen @ales 1T fiinf Meilsn wet
6Drbar.
gfad ben lceben YerTTentlidten fatilti.
lhen Nnsaben pes @elunbbeitsanteS BE-
trdst Die Ginmpbner1haft ppn @rcB Nen
grrt sesenmartis 3,550,053, sesen g..
43s, ,S99 am Sdblulfe pcs SabreS 1898
Sn 5clse sBaiIsrmansels, perurlah1
burd, ben anba(tenpen Srrlt, muBte BIZ
Salite per 6abrifen In Manheiter, g
s., Den 8etrie6 ctnltellen nno ilter 5000
arteitfr iinp beidditisunsSIpa. Sur cir
fartts Sbaurettsr fann Mtbulfe brinsen
Sn Nt6mpnp, ga., lino 1000 Gberppt.
maherinen Der uNmeriean Iptacep Co.
an Den Streif geeangen neil iie iid, purd
etne Qenperun9 in i9ren 2bbnen beein:
| trdhtist glaubeu.
Sn Rem lSilttenmerfen Der Suinpis Stee
So. in Gbicaac wurpen eur6 einen UNI:
aefalieuen !6ccbpfen prei cprt te1haftiat'
Nrbeiter getpptet, namlih SrIepb 9ippls
SgnaS OiaSfercf unb Sranf Shuf.
Gin ansetliher Gleetrifer Namea
Eatt ppn gpnhburg murpe in 9fempcr
ye,ps, Ga., mesen cines unTttlihen Nns
sriifs auf cine Srau 8. 80. Simplrn
Gatti, eine5 SAiHtauerS, lummarilh SC.
bdngt.
Die in slltcpna, ga, selesenen Sunit1
ShmieremerfIt1tten Der 9eurlylYantn
gtlenbabn Gr. brannten am 5reitas Nicr-
gen nieper. &erlult 100000. Die bort
telh1ftiaten 60 glrteiter fcnnteu mil
fnapper NptA paS 2eben retteu.
Die jiinaten greteben in Galifprnien
babfn eisentbiimlibe 9iaturerlheinungeu
sur 5rlse sebabt. Die y8otb= =Sultane"
in Der gSiiite na6e Dem GptpreppIub lint
pieper In eruption. sluh linp Die grp.
saSquellen nabe 2Juma mieper ereiebiQ
geiprrpen unp bel Mrcla seisen fb mebs
rere 9r6bere Grolpalte.
Cine Meile luplif spn 5amilton, 8.
gerietb Der ale ,sSeibe Sheune" betannts
llnterlhlupf pom Seinntbloien In grant
unp Srei unbefannte fanpen babel ibrer
Sob. Mebrere anpere, parlnter Gbarlei
G'ray, Sobn SurseB unp loarrp Barr
rpn Cincinnati crlitten letensaefdbrliht
granpwunren. giele 5onnen beu uni
Strpb waren in Der Sheune aufselpci,
hert unp es 1T niht unwabr1Aeinlth, BAT
pas 6euer purh Junteu aus Der 9feif'
zines n5ramps" entlfaub.
Sn 9iemarf, Sbic, ipurpe eas 7S Sa9r,
alte 5rdulein Mar9 Yptter tcpt in ibren
8ette anfsefuneen unp iheint ldcr elm,
sSphe lang tppt eewelen su iein; If,
steblinssbuno, Der in Dem 3immer mar
1T nabrsu perbnnsert ebenio pas Sieb In
StaQ.
Sci Calumet Olih., iinb smei @asen.
lapungen nit pulser, ieoc 1875 9fuur
idwer, in bic euit seHcscn. gpn Der
sSasen, ben pier Yferpen unp ben beipe,
6ubrlenten Qleranper 5ammerltrpm uni
Solepb ct. acuis, III nidts iitris seblie-
ten.
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HmsInnc.

0eseniiter Sen INNER son gle,,cm a,,f-
taudenpen 0erudten, GAP Der peut1he
&ailer bic Narifer gGeltausfflluns te=
iuhen irerpe, iptrp pteperbplt Serlthert
DaB Der Sailer bister nie ben Wunlh ge-
auBert Bat, Die fran;STlcbe 5auptltapt 81
beluhen,
5n Naumburs a. D. Saale 1T Elm eng
liiner gSerber Yerbaftet wprpene
Sn 8crna niht ipeit Yon eripsis ltiirsts
In einen 8rauntpblenberswerf Der Shaht
pGspen6ain" Gin, rpbei 3mGlf per1pner
umfamen.
.3wet peutlhe Mdp6en, bic i'm sllte,
ron etra StpauSis Sabren tanben, tesin=
gen In Daris auf Dem Orate pes peutlhen
Dihtcrs 5einrid 6eine auf pem Ment=
martre Jriebbofe Selblilnurp.
Sn Hcm 1T Nicbter s. 8. Stallp, Gr=
0elanpter in Som, int II 9ebensiabre ae=
itorben. Derlelbe bat SATIRE LAM in
Cincinnati 9eipcbnt. @tit ibn ltarb einer
Der prpminentelten DeutIh gmerifaner,
Der lih arcBe Serrienlfe nm alle Deut-
1hen In Nmerifa ertporten bat.
Der enslilhe ppllpampfer ,,Sber" son
rer Great Belern 9inie fheiterte am
Staf Gellen, bei ct. Samplcns, Snlsl
@nerniey, nno sins fur3 nahber unter,
Die ManniAuft unb sweiunbrreigia Wa1-
fa9iere tpnroen serettet nit Musnabme ei.
mes Matrolen.
Der britiide Dampfer ,,gcrabelsA
itranpete AM 70. Septemter anf cer bSb,
pm Rap Ginicterre, an ber glurbiprlt,
6ulte pcn GPanien, mp6ei 22 perlpneu
ertr0nten. s.
Sm Adalialaf- Dilritt iii Eransfaufa.
ltn Rnb brei3ebn D5rfer ppn Grpbebeu
heimDefnGt lpcrpen. @ehs Ypas s16 ri u
DSffern fno pcllitinbig Dsrnid5itt, anl
500 Gcbte lino bereitc duh sen 1fiin,.
'neril 8ebcr6en tpcrnen.
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Ginen Wbistp Rrieg uno Bier.
friege bot sidon aeaeben. Menn Sobn
Bua Die beuubte rgontrebonbe" midi
balD aus 0eu 6ingern ldBt, tpirb Il
am Gnbe aud ilr1 einer MeblfrieQ
|9eben.
se ldnaer Spbn Null oos araesi.
|fanilhe Mebl alS sg0atrebonbe" feH.
bali. oetD ifdubi9sr lpirb oie 0nQIp.
onsrlsQaii3s 6rsla1l bQft. u
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-11
TabrpIam Der Nem HbiIaDelpbias
nbri4shiae gtrakenbabn.

Die StraBenbabniuogen geben BON Wprgems g. 20 bis
abeubs $40 Bpm ieoer ber beiben etdDte ob, ausQe.
Homaen SDnntnss, mo Der erite maaen ertt 4 10 obs
gebt GcMitaas, uib penn bifentri6e Gon8erte aees.
ben peroen, geben BE Iebten @agen Inn 0.20 ab.
Die magen fcamen in betben Stdhten IL 10 Nltnn.
Ten na iebtr ehlnoe ppn 1ltr NsOrssns bis ID lhr
4btnbA ali ss u
6ptsiens eeastn ihr aDstn, 1bsntsr esienf&aytex
/ Y. iuerheu bei W. &tun1s be3ohlf
Nss4 4sss lgnfdtnb on bie 8aas bsr MI 0os,5e
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@aps fur Gdbafe.

Dans 8ufAbauer emplieblt Raps fiir
s9afe uno gieb. Da 5iebt man Grim
futter 3u nur 25c. bic 3onnes Genoe
oieie Votib nit l0c. an syo1n q. Gol-
asr Serb 90, 50 Grolie. Mis., fiir
Hops unb Garmidmereien proben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-11

I syn Defterrsi4 re1net man feit
ylsuialr 1idt rlsbr nit @uIoen uno
8rsllaertl. lDlloetr ipnrIleIt fib iebt hit
&follea l'lla Dsllern fOrt.
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9iatetiid, pbDiifaJii6es
9eilberfabren.
0enan na69ten Ncgelm Der Naturz
6eilmetbnDe.

Sidere SeilunQ bel afllten uno broa
niihen Grantbeiten, als 8leibiudt.
ylutarmutb, 6eibtpuite, alte @ez
lhwiire, 9ieroolitdt, Masen=, Sals=,
grult=, Sun0en= uno Seberleioen,
Sipbteritis, faltes 5ieber, Sallubt,
Nussebrung, Jrouenleioen uin.
SeilfottOren llno Salte u. marine
gdoer, Sett= uno Gaitenoampibdoer,
GiiBe uno 6albbdoer. Yafuneen, um=
l6ldge, Gtectricitdt, 6eilspmnaitif,
Suft= uno SOnnenbdoer, 9idt, illnere
uno GuBere Mallage uiip.
Sprebitunoen Gormittags Gil
uhr ; gtabmitta9s % lbr.
iyran gSmc. Marie Grein.
i'm sonotorum in 2enti8lauo arstlidb anssebuoet
SrontltraBe, lebtes Saus,
Ganal 9oper, Sbio.
geitelnngsn nimmt au9 itets oerr GDrift 9er5is in
Canal 9oper ent9eaeu.
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Isonnisi allf bsu Bsobas9t,r.
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Or. Du1tirl q. Df1ttHrh,

ipbniet iib ausidlieblttb Der 9ebamblans DON
Musens. cbrens, 2aiens INN eaIsfranfbetten.
8rtlIen uub Mugen9ldier tperben cprreft per
id9rieben, fpGnn nDtbtg Augeu fret unterlnDt
lis gGeit=9 =9pbitrobe 9etp BbiIaoelpbia 9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-06
ELx1rs ErcH1Eas.
Miners and Operators Settle Their
Trouble-Work on Big Tunnel on
the Cheat PrnpressinR RAPIDLY.

Miners and Operators Settle Their
Trouble-Work on Big Tunnel on
the Cheat Progressing Rapidly.
Special Dispatch TO the lntelllsencer.
ELKINs. W. Va, April 5.-The dlf-
terencas between the miners and opera
tors at Letter. In the Roaring Creek
coal field, have been adjusted and the
mines nre-aguin running on full time
The womelsdorfr mines. which have
been closed for two weeks, are again IN
operation. The miners at that place
struck on account OF the size OF the new
cars the company placed in the mines.
and mos; OF the old minefs left. New
men have been obtained and those Of
the old employees who remained have
been taken back
At the session of the county court of
Randolph county Just adjourned, TWEEN
ty-one retailers license were granted in
different parts of the county.
"The workIngmen's Union. Of Ell
llins, W. Va" IS a new organization
just started here, to which all classes.
who do manual labor for a living, are
eligible to membership. The member
ship now numbers over one hundred,
and there is a great rush OF applicants
to become members at each meeting.
It's objects are mutual aid. and bene-
fits In cnse OF sickness or disability.
Tho worl, m tho tunnel five miles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-06
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Acquisition Of New Territory Brings
the Question Before Congress.

Acquisition Of New Territory Brings
the Question Before Congress.
In adjusting the rights Of citizens in
our newly acquired possessions. the
whole question OF suffrage is again fair
ly open for discussion in Congress; and
as some OF the states are deprivlng the
coiored men of the exercise of the right
of suffrage. and all of the states except
four deny 1t to all women, there should
be passed an amendment to the national
constitution declaring that citizens not
allowed a voice in the government shall
not be taxed or counted in the basis Of
representation.
To every fair mind, such an amend
ment would appear pre-emlnently just
since to count disfranchtszd classes in
the basis OF Representation compels citi-
gems to aid in swelling the number OF
congressman to legislata against their
most sacred interests.
Leading statesmen and lawyers were
of the opinion that women, as well as
slaves, were enfranchlsed by the four
teenth and fifteenth amendments to the
national constitution. but the supreme
court decided that they made no change
in the political status OF women; out
by every principle OF our republic, logi-
caHy considered, woman's emancipa-
tior is foregone conclusion, The
great "declarattonr by the fathers. re-
gardlng Individual rights and the true
foundations OF government, are not
giitterins generaiitias for demagoEues
to quote nnd ridIcule. but eternal laws
OF justice. woman being denied the
right OF suffrage should be no longer
counted in The basis OF representation.
Senator Anthony, OF Rhode Island, in
a discussion on the rights OF women, on
the floor of the senate, thirty years ago,
said: 1T is not fair statement OF the
case to say that men represent women.
because It is an assumption on the part
of men. II is an involuntary rcpresen-
tatio. on the part OF the women. Rep
resentatlon implies 4 certain delegated
power. AMI a certain responsibility on
the part OF the representative towards
the party repr2sented-a representation
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-06
A Correction,

To the Editor OF the Intelllgencer,
sIR;-I write this note to correct n
mistake. Rev. l.. AllInger, pastor OF
the German NJ. f. church, this city, in
communication in Thursdays Intelli-
gancer in mentioning different religious
bodies, refers to the people OF the
Christian church CDlsciples) as Camp
bailites. The brother may be ignorant
of this people, which fact may account
for mIsnnmlng them. The name Camp
balllte Is never given this people unless
II be in Ignorance or In derIsion. Alex.
Campbell was one OF our lluslrlous
men, but the church with which he was
affiliated and for which he gave his
beat inienta never takes his name nor
that OF any other man. We revere
the name Of Campbell as We do those
of many others prominent among No,
but Campbell himself and all our
preachers and people always have
n soripturnl name Hence We arc
known as the Christian church, or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-06
sLAsHED SALARIES
New Council Of FairmOnt Intend to
Save Money for the City.

.
Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
F4AIRMoNT. W. Va, April 5.-The
newly organized city council elected
now oItyioHclals last night. The finan-
,cial reports for the preceding year made
a bad showing for economy in expendl-
lures ana the new council has started
out on n career OF rettenchment ana re-
form, by cutting down nearly all the
salaries. The aggregate OF the reduce
tion is over $1,000. The city attorneys
salary was cut In half. being reduced
from $500 10 $3.50. The aysessor's salary
was reduced from $3.50 TO 500; the chief
of policies from so to $50 month, the
water commissioners from $50 to $40.
Six Instead Of sayen policemen includ-
ing the chief were elected, which will
make saving of $3.50 a year. The city
collectors commissions were reduced
from %: per cent to per cent in col
lectlons.
The new officials are: ]. E. Powell,
treasurer; L. f. Morgan, city solicitor;
A. Richmond. assessor; W. e. Arnett,
collector; j. E. Morgan, street commits
sloner: j. II. Leonard. water commits
sioner; ]. B. Robinson, engineer of
water works. The standing committees
were named, the committee on the poor
consisting Of the new members Of the
council. License to sell liquors was re-
ducad from $3.50 to $500. and an ordi-
nance fixing the penalties for unlawful
ly selling was passed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-06
No Right to ugliness.

Tho woman who IL lovely In face
form and temper win always have
friends, but one who would be attractive
must keep her health. II she "a weak.
gicltIy and all run down she VIII he
nervous and Irritable. II she has con-
stipatIon or kidney Trouble, her impure
blood Will cause plmples, bloiches. skin
eruptlons and wrrtched complexion
Electric Blttcrs IS the best medicine in
the world TO regulate stomach. liver
md kidneys and "a purify the blood. II
gIvcs strong nerves bright eyes. smooth,
Vclvety akin, rich complexion. II VIII
make q good looking, charming woman
Of rundown Invalid only 30 cents
at Logan Drug Cos Drug Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-06
Gave Birth to Triplets.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgcncer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, April t.
Several weeks ago the wife OF James
Light, miner living on Two Mile
creek. near this city. gave birth to girl
triplets The family was so poor that
the father was at loss how to Pro-
vide for them. Charltably disposed
persons OF this city learned OF this and
a subscription was taken up. out Of
this COW was bought, feed for 1t was
provided, and n little cash surplus re-
mained to buy other necessarics for
the children. Light Is the father OF six
children besides the trlplsts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-06
stnte nonrd Of PharmacY.
Special Dispatch to tho 1ntcllIgcpcor

Special Dispatch to the Intelliscncer
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. April b.
The State Board OF Pharmacy, which
met here this week. selected the follow
Ing officers:
Presidential. L. Boggs, of Charles
ton.
Vice Prcsident-Georgc H. Ebcllpg, of
Wheeling.
Secretary and Troasurer-w, S, Hmm
ilton. OF FaIrmont
The board decided to hold meetings
during the year as folows Fairmon;,
July 10; Charleston, october 49, Wheel
ing, January 10; Parkersburg, April IS,
1901.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-06
posTMAsTERs SELECTED.
Pensions Granted and Patents Issued
to West virginians.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. d. c., April o.
Postmasters have been appointed in
West Virginia, as follows: Elizabeth
A. Thurum, Hugo. Putnam county; s,
Z. Steele. Kyger. Roane county; Roger
Martin, Kyle, Mcdowell county; j. B.
Williams, Joy, Doddridge, county; Sam
ual It. oden, Mount Lookout, Nicholas
county: John T. Parsons, Pioneer, Mar
shall county; Mack Callihan, Porters-
vile, Lincoln county; Joseph cramer,
Reno. Putnam county; John Moore.
Roblnson's Mill, wetzel county; Sam
uel Yoho. Utica, jackson county.
Commissions have been issued to
West Virginia postmasters, as follows:
Sidney H. Robinson. Maeker, Clay
county, "a new office: John S. wetzel.
Grow. Summit; Morris ]. Garrison,
wadestown.
The following changes In the star
service in West Virginia have been or
dered:
Lowman to Littleton, route I67SS.
from April 9. 1900, begin at Lot, in
creasing distance four miles; Gary to
Bernardstown, route 1925, leave Gary
Tuesday and Friday, at 1880 a. M. and
leave Bernardstown same days, at
p. M; Powers to Belleville. route 1871,
leave Powers Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at S a, M, and leave Belle
Vile, same days. at 1880 p. m. Lot to
Littleton, (after April 81; leave Lot
daily, except Sunday at $50, and, re-
turning. leave Littleton daily, except
SUNDAY. at 1880 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-06

Patents have been issued to Harry
A. Deiters, assignee OF one-half to L.
L. Bill. Spencer. w Va, for n nut
lock, 1.-TWO issues), and to Joseph c.
Hanger. shepherdstown w. Va, assig-
nor of one-halt to ]. F. Legge. wash
ington, D. c., bicycle brake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-06

Increase-Aaron kerns, Hiram, S. to
IS; James A. Meek. Evans. IS to $40;
Charles Way, snyder's Mills, IS to Sl4.
War with SpaIn-Charles W. Conner
Moundsville. $50.
Widow. tCivil war)-Jane Rose.
Wheeling, IS: Margaret Peters, vadls,
CspeelaD. sl2.
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Pensions have been granted to West
Virginia applicants as follows:
origtnal-Franklin Lee. Huntington.
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Before the War.
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Church Of Christ This IS the. name
TINT the Christian church should wear.
It would be a good plan for many
ministers and other people to become
better informed about the names Of re-
lig!ous bodies.
G. NJ. oLIPHANT.
Pastor FIRST Christian Church.
Wheeling, W. Va, April 8, 1900.
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FREER's BILLS
introduced for the Relief of Pension
ers Referred to Committees.

introduced for the Relief Of Pension
ers Referred to Committees.
Special Dispatch to the GRtelligencer,
WASHINGTON, d. C., April 5.-Rep-
resentative Freer has introduced in
the house the following bills;
For the relief Of John w. Foxbush,
correcting military record, referred to
the committee on claims; to pension
Margaret Smith, referred to committee
on Invalid pensions: for the relief Of
John W. Trader, referred to committee
on invalid pensions; for the relief OF
Crisper N. Stone, referred to commit
tee on military affairs, and for the re-
lief OF Dora a, Brown, referred to the
committee on invalid pensions.
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