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Evening journal., 1900-06-26
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New York. June 25.-Beeves generally
l0c. lower. fat cows steady; steers. S.i09
SEQ. oxen. SSd4.25; bulls. $5a4S5; COWS.
s. 25d420 Calves slow and Csc. lower
veals. S5.4Oa665: extra do. Se7od75o; top
auotation at close, $3.50; culls, AQ45o;
huttermiks. sS.5Od4. Sheep and lamb
market overstocked sheep l5425c. on;
lambs 81 lower; some sales $50 lower;
sheep. S3GA50; choice DO. S.65; culls, SEA
2.75; lambs. SA70d662h; extra dc. sold
early up TO s6S7isa7. Hogs firm at $500
$50.
East Liberty. Pa. June 25.-Cattle mar
ket steady; extra. S5.65a5.So; prime S5.f5
@5.60: common. S3.50d4. Hogs stronger;
extra mediums and best heavy Workers,
s5.5Od560: heavy hogs. S5.50a555; light
Workers. S5.45d5.50; pigs. as TO quality
and weight, s5a5.i0; roughs SS.75a5. Sheep
steady: choice wethers. A.6oa4Io; COM
mon, si.5cG2.50 yearlings, &Q5; spring
lambs. sS5Od5.75: veal calves, S6.5oai.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
NO INDICTMENTS FOLLOWS
KILLING In Big STRIKE

st. Louis, June 26-The coroner's
jury sitting in the inquest on the
bodies of Edward Thomas, George Rine
were shot and killed on Sunday, June
10. in a riot in front OF the barracks
OF the posse comitatus, returned YER
diets yesterday to the effect that
Thomas was killed by deputies in tho
discharge of their duties, and that the
other two men we're killed without JUS
tification by parties unknown to the
jury. The verdict is of homicide in all
cases, but no persons were held respon-
sible.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
THREE CANDIDATES. OUT
FOR DEMOCRATIC HONORS

Springfield. Ills, June 26.-The Dem
ocratic convention for the nomination
of a state ticket and the selection OF
delegates to the Kansas City conven-
in the state capitol. Elmore W. Hurst
of Rock Island is temporary chairman
There are three active candidates for
the nomination for governor Samuel
Alschuler OF Aurora. Alfred Gren-
dorff Of Springfield and Adam Ortsei-
fon OF Chicago. Mayor Carter H. Ilar-
rlson. of Chicago, has absolutely re-
fused the nomination. but viii doubt.
less receive some votes
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
BIDS FOR REMOVING WRECKS
SuHken Crafts to he Removed by The
Government

Bids were opened yesterday by Cen
efal William f. Smith. United States
engineer, for the removal OF the wreck
c. the schooner William H. Roach from
the Manokin river. between Maddux
and Fishing Island. and the wreck of
the bugeye Columbia, which sank near
Deals Island
Johnson, OF lewes, for removing the
Roach, $500; Columbia, S375; William
~. French. OF Norfolk Va. Roach and
Columbia SAG eaoh; Lewis E Broom,
Of Baltimore, Md, S475 each The de-
pavtment in Washington win probably
award the contract 10 Mr. Johnson.
the lowest bidder
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
RATHDONE HAS BEEN REMOVED
Order TO That Effect Issued by the Post
maSter.GeReral

Washington. June 26.-The postmas-
ter general has issued an order remov-
ing from Office Estes G. Rathbone. who
had been suspended by a former order
from the position OF director general Of
posts OF Cuba, and detailing Martin c.
Fosnes, an inspector in the postal SER
vice. to perform the duties Of director
general of posts until further orders.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Bristow has been relieved from further
work In Cuba and has sailed for home.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
JAIL BREAKERS KILL DEPUTIES
They We're in Hot Pursuit When Shots
We're Fired

Wichita. Kan, June 26. Sheriff Nor
rison was wounded and two OF his dep
uties were Killed Sunday night near
Cloud Chief o. IT, while pursuing
George Caney and William McNee who
had broken jail at Arapahoe. At Gran
ite, a new town In Greer county, Cat
tie Inspector Gilmore. William Ander-
son, another man and woman en-
gagged in a game of cards They quar-
relied and all fell upon Gilmore, who
shot and killed his three assailants.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
CHAFFEE MAY GO TO CHINA
One Of His Aides Ordered 10 Report for
Dnty at Once

Chicago June 26.-Iieut Roy Bever-
idge Harper. who has been visiting In
Chicago. has had his leave Of alb
sence cut short by an order to report
Immediately at Washington. prepared
to leave for China at the end OF this
week. Lieut. Harper is attached TO
the Seventh United States cavalry, but
has been serving as aide de camp to
Gen. Adna r. Chaffee for several
months. and from this order II is pre-
sumed Gen. Chaffee is to be assigned
to duty in Asia.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
10 Renouncc a Kingdom For Love.

Vienna. June 26.--It is officially an
nounced that Archduke France Ferdi-
nand. the Austrian heir apparent, will
formally renounce the right Of success
sion 70 the imperial throne on Thurs
day next On the following day he will
wed the Countess Sophie Chotek. his
morganatic marriage being the reason
for which he will withdraw from the
euccession.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Commlllee or ren Annolnled

AZ the meeting OF the Bayard Legion
last night committee Of ten members
was appointed to make arrangements
for the ratification Of the Democratic
Platform and candidates for president
and vice-president TO be determined al
Kansas City on July 4. The place OF
holding the ratification has not YET
been selected. but II will probably be in
or near Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
WILMINGTON PEOPLE SHELTERED
Night Brought No Relief From the Humid
AtmOSphere

Light clothing and the shady side of
the street were the preference of Will
mingtonians yesterday. who were in
search Of relief from the suns intense
heat1 Last night the parks were
crowded with persons searching for a
breeze or cool spot
General Humidity. that foe to hu-
manity. was on the warpath last night.
and won every engagement. The some
what cooler weather OF to-day was hail
ed with relief.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Parents charged win Murder.

Wheeling, w. Va, June 26.-Edward
Gregg and wife were arrested yester-
day az Moundsville by the Humane So
ciety officer on the charge Of murder.
The case is one without precedent in
West Virginia, the allegation being
that the pair were ordered to provide
medicine for their sick child, which
they did not do. and the child died.
The developments viii be awaited with
interest
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
The wisconsin wreck victims.

Dupere, Wis, June 26.-The revised
list Of those killed in Sundays wreck
on the Chicago and Northwestern rail-
way places the number at seven, as fol-
lows; Edwin Konski, Fond Du Lac:
Lorenz Plank. Fond Du Lac; Charles
Mierswa, Oshkosh; Max Korrischer,
Oshkosh George Lloyd, Barron: Adam
Weber, Fon Du Lac; Max Hecker,
Ashland.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Cuban Teachers ComIna to study.

Havana, June 2e. - The teachers
chosen TO attend the summer school
in Boston are leaving daily Yesterday
the United States transport SedgwiclS
took 80 women teachers and the Uni
ted States transport Crook 205 men.
The Sedgwick will call at Matanzas.
Cardenas and Sagla. the Crook touch
ing only at Matanzas.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Large Wheat Crop Expected

William Bawton, who has been on a
visit down the state, reports that there
are good prospects for a large wheat
yield this year. The grain is in excel
lent condition, as there have been no
heavy storms to break it down.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
nor pro,tned in.a Fit.

Bedford. Pa. June William Mar
shall. 14-year-old boy, was found dead
near here yesterday in pond contain
ing about two feet Of water. He was
subject to epilepsy. and it is supposed
that during an attack he rolled into
the water and was drowned.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Lynrhed For Attempted Assault.

O'Brien. Fla. June 26.-Jack Thom-
as, negro who on Friday nihgt at
tempted an assault on Mrs. Keenan,.
a widow living in Sufanee county, was
taken from the sheriff by a mob near
Live Oak yesterday, hanged to tree
and riddled with bullets. He made a
fnll confession
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Inspecting Grand Army Posts

William A. Reilly, department com
mander OF the G. A. r.. is making an
inspection Of the posts in Milford and
Georgetown to-day. The veterans will
meet in annual reunion here in Sep
tember.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26

20 pcs India Linen, &C. yd. worth Wednesday only
pcs yd, worth 12sc Wednesday only.
New o Lawn &c yd.
No Ribbon zoe piece worth 30c
Beached Muslin yd wide ST. worth Sc yd Wednesday only
Suspenders, pair, worth 15c.
aides Black Hose worth 121kc.
Dimites Sc yd. worth 10c. yd
nch Embroidery 39c yd, worth 75c
1uck Crash. reduced from 1Oc yd TO Sc
Linen pan,a fancy 25c yd, worth 35c yd
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Two YouthfuI Bathers Drowned.

Chippewa Falls. Wis, June Co
Emily and Don Mcdonnell. aged ~ and
Is. respectively. children OF Hon. A. b.
Mcdonnell. president of the Lumber
mans National bank. were drowned
yesterday They we're bathing and
went beyond their depth.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
city Han Has New Flag

From the pole on the City Hall will
soon float a new flag. The Public Build
ing Committee of City Council made
che purchase from M. Megary & Son
yesterday The new emblem is 1918
feet in size.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
LANCASTER In BUNTING
FOR JUNIOR MECHANICS

Lancaster, Pa. June 2G.-The state
council Of the Junior order United
American Mechanics convened in this
city in special session this morning. A
thousand delegates are here, and the
city is gaily decorated In their honor.
This viii be the most important session
Of the state council ever held, and on
the result of the deliberations win de-
pend the existence OF the order in
Pennsylvania. There is revolt against
the national council because Of the per
capita tax levied by that body. II the
national council Is not sustained It is
said, the order In this state will be dis
rupted and rival state councils organ
ized.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Died

CAMPERSON.-In this city. on June "a
1900. Walter Camperson.
OuATL.-Suddenly, on June "A, 1910
James Quail. Sr.. aed 63 years
Due notice of funeral VIII be given.
HARNEY.-On June p, 1900. Charlotte.
wis7 of Andrew J. Harvey. aged "a
years.
MONAGHAN.-In this city. on the I'D in
stant. John q. Monaghan
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
stenncd on Rnnnnn pnel

While ascending the steps of the Del
aware avenue Baltimore and Ohio pas
senger station yesterday afternoon Mrs.
James Shields, Of No. 913 Lowering
avenue, received fall by stepping en-
banana peel. She was taken home in
a cab.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Skinned a Rig pIancr

To the Fideld Tool Company. In
Lowell, Mass. the Belts Machine Com
pany has just shipped large planning
machine. The weight Of the machine
Is about fifty tons. and its shipment re-
quired three cars.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Two Ladies I<iIIed by Runaway

Schenectady, N. Y, June. 26.-Mrs.
Jason w. Clute. wife Of former Mayor
Clute, and Mrs. f. T. Rogers. wife OF
Providence (R. - physician, were
almost instantly killed as a result OF
a runaway accident last night.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Fight
Special wire. Sharkey and Rubin
Hotel Western, tonight.

A deaf mute is always ready to take
hand in conversation or go on a bar
gain excursion like the East Side Re
publican Association will give TO Au-
gustine Park. June rs. Tickets. 40
cents.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
evans win Not nun For corrr...

Chattanooga, June ga letter has
been received by the CHATTANOOGA
News from Commissioner OF Pensions
Evans in which he denies the story
published several days ago to the ef-
feet that he will resign as pension COM
missioner and run for congress.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
The havana custom House Fraud

Havana. June &c. Senior Andrade,
the new fiscal, says that the custom
house fraud cases will be brought up
today. He believes he can secure con-
victions in most OF them So far as
the postal cases are concerned, he says
that he cannot proceed until all the
iapers are In his nands
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
rro I,iIIea hr ItaIIIne nocI..

Wilkesbarre. Pa, June 26.--John Da-
Wis. aged so years. miner and Andrew
Eek. driver boy. aged l6 were in
stantly killed by fall Of rock in the
Hillman vein colliery yesterday.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26

TweIfth Victim of Tenement Fire.
New York. June 26.-Mamie Marius,
1ik years old. the twelfth victim OF the
fire which occurred on June 10 at No.
"a Jackson street. died last night at the
Gouveneur hospital from her injuries.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Yesterday. Bnsehnn cnm,..

At Boston Boston. 20; Philadelphia.
4. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn. 10; New
York, ?. At St. Louis-St. Louis, 2;
Cincinnati, 0.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26

Excursion TO National Park
On Thursday the Sunday school of
Harrison Street NJ. e. Church will take
an excursion 20 National Park.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Manned

ELLIOTT-KENNED June 20. 1900
al ST. Johns rectory,by the Rev. George
G. Hall, John Elliott and Kate Kennedy,
both Of this city.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Summer Skirts.

Duck skirts. black and blue trimmed with braid, CSC
Crash Skirts, CSC. worth $125.
All Linen Skirts $169, worth 81.
Black Crepon Skirts reduced from s. to $3.50
Ladies' Black Figured Mohair Skirts, 9Se.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
The EGort 10 save Captain Carter.

Inv ~ 'ANN 'AtIhAhH
I.eavenworth, Kan, June 26.-An-
other effort will be shortly made TO
obtain a rhearing OF the famous Car
ter case. The plan is to try and bring
Carter before civil court on a writ
Of habeas corpus and then have the
case tried upon its merits. Carter was
recently visited by a wealthy uncle
from New York, and the two held n
long conference Before leaving the
uncle stated to the warden that he
would soon return, accompanied by
two OF the best attorneys in New York.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Summer Wash Waists.

Fine Waists, tucked front, SOC, worth CSC.
Fine Lace Waists
French back tucked front with four insertion
harec cuffs
Fine Lawn front
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
ParaSOlS.

Childrens white pink blue and red sec to ST.
Misses Parasos in white pink blue and red 69c to S39
Ladies' ParasOls from 81 to So
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
Dry Goods Co.
3I4 MARKET STREET.
GROCERIES.
Our System

OF service-the quality of our
goods-the moderation of our
prices s-result in our placing goods
in larger percentage Of Whining
ton homes every day. And when
you turn seaward from the city's
sizzling Summer heat the same
system, the same goods, the same
low prices, all follow you across
the sands. Cur wagons serve you
at your Atlantic or Ocean City
home just as if you we're at home.
The specials in this paper are
prepared with a special view to
serving the best interest of pros
pective pic-nic-ers.
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
Oar Best Mocha and
Java Coffee is the finest
drinking coffee in the 9qp In
world. ...... 90. ....... wv "
Hanscom's Lemonade
Syrup makes a very deli 00n
cious drink; 13 and. ....... GNV
BOTTLE
-Hanscom's Sparkling
Ginger Ale, refreshing
Summer drink, quart bot Vl
ties, 10c..... -. ..,....... ~i'iO
DOZEN
Hanscoms Pure Picked IN
Goldfish for fish balls, etc.. ~
PAcKAc E
Hanscom's Peanut But
ter is an excellent thing to Or "a,
eat. 49,. .... ... ...... O1 JAN
Armour's Potted Ham
makes a dainty lunch, large Qn
can ......... .....
.ps s'sa8ss. saI.p ....l Chips. .i.. fresh 22C Ib
Famous Ice Cream Bis
cult, delicious rich bis he h
cuit..... ..... .......... Wv
The In-er-Seal Pretzel-
cites. one of the new Qe
PACKAGE
HANSCOMS, Seventh and Market SIS.
Evening journal., 1900-06-26
SChi||ing Dry Goods Co.
3I4 MARKET STREET.
SUMNER MILLINERY, the inexpensive Kind

buy
Ladies Hat in
Unrimmed 12c. piece
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The
EaWtOn
Optical Co.

Are very busy, hut not too busy to fur
nish you the information you require
about the condition of your eyes. If you
would only stop and think what a deli
cate organ the eye is. you would never
allow a glass to be placed before your
eyes without careful examination by
a competent refractionist. Just step in
and see the different methods that are
used by the Lawton Optical Company
in correcting defective eyesight with
out using any atropia in the eyes and
guaranteeing perfect results. The ex-
aminations are free, and If you need
glasses they are furnished at a very
reasonable price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-17

county people. Should We b % stupid
Is 70 let Il 90 By the North I'm Aiiia
route. We might a. wen hang our hlEp1
on the wlllows for our opportunity to
get a road Is gone. -But the money WIN
be raised, and the rU9d + ourl.' we. BE-
lieye the people win s9y
Thursday Of next week, March 2, 4
meeting win be held at Carmichaels.
The executive committee and others Of
this place VIM be present, Mr. Jutte
win also be present. II business matters
viii permit. The people OF Cumberland
township are. asked to make this 9
grand rally day for that section. They
have been greatly favored in the sale Of
coal and great things are expected Of
them.
On the 2Sd a meeting will be held at
Muddy Greek. which Will likely be at
Eended by the same parties. Let every
body do his duty to this great public en-
terprise. and ali feel good when work
commences in July.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-17

md coniag Of wheeling

G0d Coming OK Wne~lla
People and vilitora.
:. RrIce Han, Of New NsrtinsviIie, [
= the windsor,
george ". Crawford. Of siIteT5ville
at the McLure.
a. and Mrs. 3. ". Haiiast, q Clio
fa Gap are At the Howell,
Arthur L. Mcfarland, Of St Glars
lie. & visiting In the city.
Frank Gottman was q steubenvIlll
nan At the stamm last night.
Iahkr Wiilou, OF the circuit clerks
dee, Il on duty, on account OF augn'
ln1iapositlon.
BASH 7. Bowers and r, n. sayre wert
New Martinsvllle registerH at the Grand
Central yesterday.
D, D. Hill. an extensive real estate
ina lumber dealer Of Kendaiia, ". va,
ia the city yesterday after a short
Wait to his sister, Mrs. c. B. Graham.
Z Rev Herman G. stoetzer. pastor Of
ihs Fairmont Presbyterian church. anu
d6eryedly popular with all who know
him. was a visitor In the city yesterday,
III. Etoet9er was at one time = Isl
NV II dc NeLure, and by dint OF hi
8 "a eRertiona received a thorough col
Ioe education. He was once page ~
~, state legislature and has done con-
derahle Newspaper work. For
vollrr man he has made quite q marH
n the ministerial field and he loves g
encourage young men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-17
n1nana To-Day.

Yesterday afternoon, and again last
evening, large audiences assembled at
the Grand in spite of the disagreeable
weather the magnet being the high
class dramatic production by the Cam
eron-clemens company at popular
prices. The presentation OF "Roglan's
Way." a thrilling melodrama, was e.
pecially good. The weeks engagement
win close with matinee and night per-
fornances to-day, two Of the strongest
PLAYS in the company's repertoire being
underlined for to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-17

There Il a good outlook for the re-
quIred $4,000 bonds being issued by
the people Of Greene county (Pa-) to the
UniontoWn, Waynesburg & West Viz
ginia Railway Company,w proposes
to build a line from the western Penn
sylyanla coke fields to wheellng. Al
though the route may be via Mounds
vile, wheelingites need not fear. as the
Greater Wheeling market Is too great
an attraction to be missed by any pro
5ected railroad in these parts.
Options for the Unlontown, WayDes-
burg & West virginia railroad are be-
ing taken through Marshall county
now. and land owners being asked only
for 4 so-toot wide strip. One OF the
men taking options is authority for the
statement that work on the new road
will begin In two months. 1t is to come
down Big Wheeling creek and across
seabrights, striking Benwood at BeggS'
run.
Says this weeks Waynesburg indie
pendent, 8 paper that has been indie
fatIgable in efforts to make the road a
reality:
The next two weeks are fraught With
much interest to the people OF Greene
county. In that time We are asked to
complete subscriptions to our allotment
of stock In order to secure the Union
town, waynesburg & West Virginia
railroad. Argument is not needed to
convince our people that this road,
threading our county from east to west,
and almost through the center Of the
county, means indescribable develop
ment and unprecedented prosperity to
Greene county. for they are convinced
already. That manufacturing plants
will flock 10 this section, in the event Of
the road, as doves to the window, to get
the advantages OF the great gas and
coal resources is an accepted fact With
such benefits accruing and the advan-
tages the :oad win have over all others
tapping the great coal Heldsand touching
uaLuulOtl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAaAeS SS@A
Stunning multiplied tons OF the product,
the road is a paying one from the very
start, and those who take this stock
will have made good investment, and
in course of time those who are being
importuned to take stock to secure the
road will be wanting stock because Of
its prohtableness. There are facts we
would like to give in support Of this
statement, but cannot now.
OF the $250,OOO our people have been
asked to take about $4,000 have been
subscribed. Many of the farmers In
and about waynesburg who will be
largely benefited by this road, have done
nothing, as have many persons Of
waynesburg. These ought to come to
the rescue and help raise this sum. In
this connection 1t is not a misstatement
Of fact, as we understand 1t, waynes-
burg getting the road Is conditioned on
the S25O,OO0 stock being taken by Greene
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-17

ThaEO VII % 9 quarterly ueetin
ne German Mathodilt Epla
Church, RoV. i Aiiinger. pastor
morrow. Sunday. March y. Rev.
RogatIiyy. q Haanibli o, win D
moFring ara oyening; also addrel
EDWorth Iesgus g Up. q,
Vance Memorial ~ FVieo1, - u
Ot u .. 70. and 7:S0pi u. Evening
aoct this oId Old stoFy.'
First Baptllt Church, Rev. Martin
Bunk, pastor Preaching at 1l;So 3. =,
BY Rev. L. II. McDermott. Prelhln1
1t 1850 p. m. by the pastor. suf'lgt
Some Gospel Triumpha" sun
school a. chapel A. corner Broad
ana Maryland street, and at CHAPEL
2SO6 EoR street. At $50 p. m, An 80
cordially invited 70 attend.
The meetings at 2ses Eoft street hlgo
been brought to q close. Monday cYcn
ing the pastor will begin a seTies e
meetinEs at the chapel on the IelA1iq
corner Broadway and Maryland alrge z,
First Christian Church Rev s. =, !.
ollphaut, pastor-Mornins, some =
evening, i'Immisrltlon." Sunday
$50 a. M; mission sunday-sehool Tar
ty-nFst street, at $3.50 ?. m; ygnle1 =
B.. 4 p. m; Z. ?. 8. 2. y, e;.s ?, W
led by the pastor. Topic, re Nus 2
Born Again" Prayer meeting We.n ,,
day evening. The Bethany comnlt ,oe
Of die 2. 7. P. 8. @. 3. VIII hold . silver
oReT,nE social At the church Tui
evening, March 81. in th6 interest q ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-17
VIM. Chappell Held.

william chappell, the steubenville
man, who attempted TO XII his wife
N a disorderiy house a few weeks ago.
Vas held for the grand jury yesterday
~ Squire srolowitz. The prisoner
made no defense. His bond was placed
a 5000, which he was unable to fur
hish. HIS wife and a number Of the
inmates Of the house conducted by Ella
ililies, In Alley C, were present. Mrs,
ohappell, It win be remembered. was
Shot in the shoulder, and yesterday she
carried her arm In q sling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-17
DIED.

HARp1At his residence, 1s3 Eighteenth
GtreSt, on Wednesday, March q. 1909,
at i36 o'clock p. M, REUBEN g.
WARD, IN HIS 18th year.
Funeral services Saturday afternoon at
$50 o'clock. Friends Of the family re-
Spossfnlly invited to attend. Interment
ct Peninsular cemetery.
GEPrTDR-on Thursday, March 18th, 1900,
n l.l5 o'clock q. m, Charles Settler,
Ia his sd year.
Fanerai services at the residence Of Wal
ter Marshall, 7s South Penn street.
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends
Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend. Interment at Stone Church cem-
ettery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-17
THE OUTLOOK GOOD
For, the Required $4,000 Bsing
Raised In Greene County


Railroad-ssveral lreetingsof Greene
County FaTmers called for Nsxt
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scribed-No Doubt Of the Western
Terminus Being 1[ads At Wheeling.