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An Ancient Prin t of Good Friday.

stand. He saw some photographs of
them, taken out to the Grove from
Wheeling, by Frank Kimmins.
The witness said man named Nit
chclr was also in his saloon, when the
two strangers were. Colonel Arnett
tried to ascertain II there were not 9th
ers, and he asked Mr.. Herden: Are
there not generally number of men
in your place, Mr.. Herden?"
"oh, sometimes there are more and
sometimes less" was the reply in good
German dialect, at which there was a
general smile.
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Can't Get together.

WELLINGTON. Ohio. April 1l.-Phe
Fourteenth district congressional cpp-
ventlon tonight took III ballots. max
Ing a total Of SOL. The last ballot was:
Kerr 10l; Johnson.'7l; MeElroS So;
Barry 81, III
The convention recessed until to-mo--
row morning, when 1t is probable q final
adjournment Will be taken, as thsfc ap-
pears to BE- no possibility OF bEraklng
the deadlock. 7a
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Enioyod n Novelty.

Special Dispatch to the ln;ellIgepccr,
KEYSER, W. Va, April ED. w.
Taylor, OF Ridgeville. ard Miss Nellie
High, daughter Of Nathan High. were
married to-day, in the National Hotel
at Washington, d, a., Rev. Jonas a.
Chamberlain officiating. Mr.. Taylor is
wealthy farmer, who planned n cere-
mony ar the national capital. as a sort
OF novelty that few bridal couples en-
joy Before returning, they win take
a tour, including all the eastern cities.
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FRANKFORT, Ky, April 1.-THE at
torneys in the contest cases for the mi
nor state Offices have prepared an agree
mCnt which viii be signed to-day IN
der It's terms an aEreed-upon case is to
be made up and advanced through the
state courts. The intention is to hurry
this case through In time for II 10 be
taken up by the United States supreme
court with the case involving the title
to the offices Of governor and lieutenant
governor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
Poorly Pntronized Convention.

COLUMBUS, o., April 1.-THE state
convention Of the league Of Democratic
clubs was called 10 order here this after
noon with rather small attendance.
The sentiment of the convention is said
to be for Bryan. although President
Buchtel. of Akron. in his annual ad-
dress referred only indirectly to the Me-
braskan and ignored silver entirely. It
IS expected that there will be a fight in
the committee on resolutions over the
silver question
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ONE Way OUT.
A Resident of wheeling Shows the
Way.

only one way to cure bad back.
LinImcn; and plasters may relieve It,
They won't cure it.
Backache means sick kidneys,
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
iii.
Wheeling people prove this.
Read case OF Il:
MIR j. Il. Chambers. OF No, GO South
wabash street. teaming and transfer
ring, says: You can use my name for
am that 1t IL worth IN recommending
and Endorsing Doun's kidney PMS |
got a box at ,he Logan Drug store ana
they cured me- Of a Ave- ear-oid trouble
with which ! suffered terJlbly-pnrtlcu-
larry 90 for a year. Under the treat
mcnt. pain In the lolas sharp twlug $
In the Kidneys languor and depression
IN the mornings and dI2ay head dlsup-
pcarcd. That % why ! indorse Doan's
Kidney pills
For sale by an dellors Price 90 cents.
Foster Mllhun co. Buffalo. \ ", solo
agents for tho United states.
Remember mo nAme-poap's-nnd
take no substitute,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism md
Neuralgia radically cures In 10 days,
Its action upon the system Is rcm0rltu-
lie and mysterious. ltrrmoyca az once
Inc cause and the disease immediately
disappears. Tho lrsl dose greatly bon
edtf. 10 cents sold by r. II, List
I6lO Main street. Chas MenkamclloE
corner Market aud Twenty-seoond
.eirceta drurcigts. mwSf
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PUBLICATIONS.
NOW READY.
Daughter Of the Elm
a Tale of the Virginia Border
Before the War.
Bv GRANVILLE DAWSON HALL

by 0hdAEN 4S4A4s IN AS@'
A powerful story, recalling forgotten
tragedies. A love story threads I
stirring recital Of crime and DE-
tective work. Scene in the valley
of the upper Monongahela, CON
meeting with Pittsburgh, clarkF
burg and Fairmont.
The book is something more than
IN ordinary bit of fiction. 1t has /
substratuIn Of historical TACT, ana
some real people figure IN "
pages. There is a vivid glimpse q
American life as found in that vale!
forty years ago. The book critic o
n great metropolitan western daiy,
who read the manuscript, says .Ss
author has dipped his pen in 'ns
very pigments Of life" The head d
a leading Chicago publishing nous
said Of 1t: 1--WE have been much u,
terosted;" 'the plot is clever nv
details ingenious" "The story ttssn
Is interesting and there are S'|'
capital situations"
MAYER & MILLER, Chicago
Cloth. $50 p, sl.Oo. Sold y
Frank stanton, or sent postpaid ~
receipt Of price. Address, A. q H'"'
Glencoe, III.
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Working Night and Day

The busiest and mlghtlest little ,hlnu
that ever was made Is Dr., Kings New
Life Pills. Every PIN % suglr-Coated
gIobulp OF health, that changes weak
ness .Rta strength, hstlcssReSs into en-.
erEF, brain flg into mental power
They're wonderful In building NJ ths
health Only % cents peg box, Sold by
Logan Drug Co. 3
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u nnby Is outtinr Toeth

n, sure and use that old and well. tried
remedy. Mrs. WlnslOws Soothing
Syrup. for children tCcthlng, II soothca
the child sOft2u9 the gum, ullayB an
main, cures wind collie and IL the host
remedy for dlarrhoea. Twenty-nva
cents bottle. mw&f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
Another Hanna Enters Politics.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, April if.-Roo.
crt b. Hanna, Of Fort Wayne, was
nominated for Congress by the Twelfth
district Republicans in convention at
Auburn to-day Resolutions were
adopted endorsing President Mckinley s
administration.
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E. c. Burknm another r7sil2at Of
Elm Grove, gave similar testimony u
Mr.. Smiths. Itpertained chiefly to tas
foot prints. lie had examined Mooney Z
revolver next day. and thought from
the powder stains that three eham6ars
had been fred.
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Ridiculous Saws Fick.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 1l.-H c.
Frlck returned to-day from Atlantic
City When asked what truth there
was In the reported story Of combi-
nation OF the Carnegie and Cramp Com
panles, he said II was 100 ridiculous 10
talk about, and refused 10 discuss the
subject Mt all
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CLOSER COILS STATES
CHAIN OF EVIDENCE.
Continue From Second Pago.l

row Of nails was put on the shoe. Mr.
Smith assisted in tha search after the
sheriff came out.
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Rev. Mr.. Flanagan, OF Triadelphlu,
said he picked up two cartridges on the
path leading TO the Horvey home, about
10 u. m, on Friday, March =.
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was tho bali that hit G. l.. stcndman.
Of Newark. Mich In the civll war, lt
caused horrible ulcers that no treatment
heIned Tor twenty years Then Buck.
ie,'l Arnica salvo cured him CurcsCuis,
purns prmises. Bolls. FelJus C0rnH
Ska EruplIoug. Best Pile cure ON earth.
3, cents a box. Cure guaranteed, sod
bg Logan Drug CO. druggists
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
PENSIONS ANp PATENTs.
Postmasters Appointed and Routes
Changed in West Virginia.

Postmasters Appointed and Routes
Changed in West Virginia.
Special Dispatch 10 ;he InteiliseneeF
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April a.
Patents have been granted 10 West
Virginia inventors as follows:
Harry A. Deiters. asslgnor Of one
half to o. Barth. Spencer. gas burner;
Sanford Feaster, seyinourville, folding
crate: John w. Hayes. NssIgnor Of one
half to r. W. Ashby. Elk Gardner min
ing and cutting machine, and Frank W.
Merritt, New York. n. Y. asslgnor by
mesnc assignments. TO Merritt Electric
Air Brake Company, of West virginia,
thrce-way valve. A patent has also
been issued to Thomas n. Gallaher,
Bellaire, Ohio. for cOal-minins ma
chine.
Pensions have been granted to West
virginia applicants as follows:
origlual-Ross NJ. Myers. Wheeling.
IS.
Increase-wnllam E. Westbrook. Bor-
land, Sc to IS; George Henncman,
Charleston. Sc to s.; William Coudon
Wheeling, s17 to S24: William L, Pierce.
Loudenville, Sc to IS; James W. Hollis,
Terra Alta, S14 to Sl7; David B. Mer-
Ger, Duvlsville, IS to $40; John w. Ri
ley, Pennington, SO to IS; David s..
wilt. Amboy. So to Sl4: Isaac Barker,
Peytona, $40 to So; w. H. jenkins,
Hudson, SO to Sli.
Widows-Louisa j. linn. ReadsvIlle,
Sl2.
A pension has also been granted to
Wesley T. Beck, West Wheeling. dn-
crease), So to IS; to the minor of A. a.
Cunningham. Grangeville, w. Va, Siob
minor Of c. A. Maynard, Queens
Ridge. w. Va, $40
/ 4
Martie Bambrick has been appointed
postmaster at Green Bank Pocahontas
county W. va and Lorenzo r. Ma
han has been appointed postmaster at
Arroyo, Hancock county W. va
James W. Ballard mas been commits
stoned postmaster at CARROTS Bend,
w. Va. n
The postoffices at DrexeL Roane
county and Frost, Poeahontas county
West Virginia, have been ordered dis
continued. Mail to the former office WIZ
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PIANOS tuned and repaired by OK
pert worNmon. e. W. BANNER co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26
personal MENTION.

Ben KAN and family left yesterday for
Surfsids.
General L. NJ. openheimer Of FL paso is
at the Bristol.
T. r.. Brandon, who travels for New Or
leans firm, is guest at the Bristol
Mrs. e o Sanford Of Dallas is visiting
Mrs ]. Il. Haddon, 107 Pierce avenue,
Mrs. T H Thompson and children have
gone to Rockport on a Two weeks visit
Albert Cramer LETT yesterday for New York
via the International and Great Northern.
Mrs. S. H. Andres of Glenwood, Fla, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. h. Noble, IN this
city.
Morgsns Point to spend few days in the
city.
Herman Brown left by the International
| and Great Northern yesterday for New
York.
Mrs. Hank Dunn and daughter, Annie Lee,
! have gone to Eureka Springs, Ark, to spend
! the SKINNER.
Master Ben Burger, nephew Of Mrs. J. N.
Taub has gone on visit TO her sister, JO-
hanna, in Columbus. Texas.
Mrs. W. N. Grand is visiting in the city.
the guest of Mrs Seth B. Strong. and is ae-
companied by her daughter, Miss z,lla.
Mrs. Gus Japhet and little sod, Doris Jack
son, and Miss Grace Noble, left Monday for
La Porte, where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. II. r, MscGregor OF tho City Street
Railway company left last night for trT
North. lie expects to be absent several
weeks.
Mrs A. E. Sternenberg and daughter. Miss
Julia left yesterday for Copperas Cove on
a couple months visit to their relatives, d.
and Mrs. w. G. Ponton.
Miss Ida Nolan LEFT yesterday for San An
tonic to join friends, whom she will accom-
pany on a trip through Mexico where they
expect to spend several months.
Misses Myrtle and Lena Jackson, daughter.
of o. Z. Jackson of the city assessor and col
llectors office, have returned home from .
visit to friends in North Texas.
4 Chief Of Police Blackburn and Deputy Chic
Thompson are before the bar association a
Galveston talking up the establishment OF al
industrial school for youthful criminals
Mr.. Chester Bryan, under appointment o
Mr.. Sterling Meyer, as trustee for the san
Allen Lumber company estate. in bankruptcy
has gone to Corrigan to take charge of th
company's property there consisting Of (
saw mill and other valuable assets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26
SAN ANGELO WOOL MARKET
Is Expected to Open Tn In n Short
Time.


San Angelo. Texas. July 25.--lt is be-
lieved that the wool market will open in
a short time as the result OF repeated
consultation between buyers and COM
mission men. There are about $500, zoe
pounds OF wool in this market, which has
never been so late opening. Holders are
very firm and buyers apparently so,
though the continued presence OF the lat
ter would indicate some anxiety to buy.
Difference between conflicting interests is
said to be about 2 cents. The slight I'M
provement in the East. close to the man
ufacturing districts. has had a buoyant
effect on the holding interests. which
needed something of the kind since the
opening at marked decline Of the recent
wool sales In London. II is believed that
mills are about at their rows ends on
stocks. but locally experiments in holding
in the past have resulted rather disas-
trously in individual cases. Wool men
here however. are wide awake and the
concentration at this point attract rep
resentation of the buying markets which
has resulted in making a reputation for
this market of securing top prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26
TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS.
Young Lady burned TO Deaths BOY
Accidentally shot.

Clarksvlle, Texas, July 2S,-ln the pas!
two days there have been two fatal acci-
dents In the county. In the southeast part
OF the county Miss Buelah Coleman, IL
year-o old daughter OF W. d. Coleman, at
tempted to start fire in the kitchen
stove with coal oil. when the oil exploded,
setting are to her clothing. She died six
hours after. 1t occurred at the house Of
Seneca King, and the farm house and con-
tents were burned Mrs. King and hoI
daughter Eula were also burned in at
tempting to rescue Miss Coleman. There
was no insurance on house or contents and
the loss Is $500 or $1,000,
The other accident occurred north OF
town when son of T. J. Bridges, years
old, was accidentally shot through the
breast with pistol by companion, boy
of years old, and the son of Jim Ralston.
The little boy died Instantly. The children
were alone In the house at the time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26
THE GRAND LODGE, A. 0. U. W.
OFFICERS For THE ENSUING TERM
WERE ELECTED.
Reports show 100000 Paid Out in
Death Benefits During the
Past Two Years.

Temple, Texas, July 25.-The Ancient
down to real business today. Yesterday S
session was mostly taken up in assigning
committees and today their reports were
brought in.
The attendance is larger than was ex-
pected and the delegates all seem to be en-
thusiastic. fraternity men and all working
for the good OF the order"
Business sessions we're held today from
Q II a. m. and from to 6 D. m.
The following officers were elected tc
serve the next two years; Grand master
workman, p. r. Green of Yoatum; grand
foreman W. d. Belts Of Orange; grand
overseer. b Lowenstein of Rockdale;
grand recorder. J. B. Reed of Bryan. re-
elected; grand receiver. p. l.. Downs oil
Temple, rejected. grand guide. Wal
ter B Scott of Fort Worth; grand watch
man. f. H. oherin of Denison, grand
medical examiner, j, H. Taylor Of Mar
shall, reelected; grand trustee, Joe schu-
Der OF Austin, reelected; supreme repre-
sentatives, A, X. Taylor of Houston w
A. Hassle OF Dallas and Arthur c. Temp
kins OF Hampstead
d. H. Shields of Hannibal, Mo, past su'
preme master workman, was present anC
represented the supreme master work
man.
The officers elect Will be installed q
tomorrows session.
The financial committee report $500 Oo'
paid out to the widows and orphans thu
fpast two years on 100 death claims.
After supper the delegates were takei
for carriage drive over the city. Al
p. m. concert at the park by the Tempt
band was largely attended, At $3.50 p. m
the lodge convened in Odd Fellows hall
where the secret work of the order wa
exemplifed after which refreshment
were served.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26
SOUTHWESTERN MEETING.
A List of Those in Attendance on the
Session.

ST. Louis. July 24.--The Southwestern
freight committee met today at mead
quarters in the Fullerton building, Chair
man Gale presiding The msin object OF
,the meeting was to discuss the Texas
rate situation and the several lines were
REPRESENTED as follows: Chicago. Rock Is
land and Pacific, ]. NJ. johnson. third
vice president; Missouri Pacific, w. G..
Stith, freight traffic manager; Missouri,
Kansas and Texas. G. Halle, general tral-
hc manager; international and Great
Northern, J. b. Bartholomew, assistant
general freight agent; Texas and Pa
clfic. E. L. Sargent. general freight agent,
st. Louis and San Francisco, f. D. Rus
sell, general freight agent; st. Louis
Southwestern. A, S. Dodge, freight traftc
manager; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe.
w. B. Biddle, freight traffic manager.
Incidental to the meeting President D.
B. Yoakum Of the Frisco; as chairman OF
the ST. Louis committee OF executive Of
fcfals presided at a conference of its
members to discuss some details in con-
nection with the Office OF general agent,
which will be opened August /. F, o.
Becker. who will fill this position, was
present and took part in the discussion.
1t was decided to make his headquarters
in the Fullerton building, convenient 10
those OF the Southwestern freight com
mittee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26
PLAN OF REVISION SUBMITTED
REPORT BY FREIGHT coMMIrrBE
AT ST. LOUIS.
VIII he Presented to the Texas Rail-
road Commission Next Monday.
Terminal Ordered Sold.

lSpeclal 10 Inc P0StJ
st. Louis Mo-, July 25.--The committee
OF members appointed by Chairman Gale
of the Southwestern freight committee to
devise plan for the revision of interstate
rates to Texas points, met this morning
and later in the day submitted It's report
at an adjourned meeting of the general
body.
The details OF the plan were not given
out but it is understood that the revised
schedule of interstate rate to points in
Texas via Shreveport and Texarkana pro-
vides for an equalization OF rates between
points within the State along the lines of
the plan suggested by the Texas railroad
commission.
A committee consisting OF Traffic Man
ayers A. S. Dodge, of the Cotton Belt, C.
Halle, of the Katy and j. A. Hanley Of
the Kansas City Southern was appointed
TO submit the plan of the revision to the
members of the Texas commission at
Austin on next Monday.
If the plan is approved, as it is hoped
1t will be, the commission will rescind
its order for IS per cent reduction on
present rates which does not become
effective until August s.
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Palestine, Texas. July 24.-'The Inter
national and Great Northern shops are
just completing another handsome new
chair car, No. 2O5 which will be used on
the Calvert. Waco and Brazqs Valley road.
The car will be an exact duplicate of the
204, the new electric Lighted chair cal
recently completed and now in service on
the International and Great Northern. 1t
will be lighted by electricity, and equipped
with electric fans, full vestbuled at both
ends, This is the first OF two cars of this
type to be finished for this road. the other
will be completed within few weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26

Elk Bixby. Of the Van&alia, headauar-
tiers in FIT. Worth is in the city,
S. F. B. Morse, traffic manager Of the
Southern Pacific, Is in San Antonio,
II. NJ. Mayo chief Of the literary de-
partment of the Southern Pacific, is in El
Paso.
II c Archer. commercial agent of the
Kansas City Southern. was up from GAL
weston yesterday.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
Tavlor and Assistant General Passenger
Agent Doherty, o. the Houston East and
West Texas, left yesterday for san An
tonic
Yesterday the Houston East and west
TEXAS received four boxes OF magnificent
reaches grown at Garrison Any other
section raising better fruit is entitled to
the blue ribbon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26
BRYAN SNYDER.
Popular Railroad Man slated for
Promotion.

Cincinnati Enquirer
1t comes to the Enquirer that Bryan
Snyder, who is now general passenger
agent of the st. Louis and San Francisco
road, with headquarters at st. Louis, will
in the not very distant future be made
traffic manager Of the company. In charge
of both the freight and passenger traffic
Mr. Snyder has made a great record with
the Frisco since he has been general pas
senger agent He has filed the position
for about two years. He Is thoroughly
conversant with freight traffic also, hav-
ing been assistant general freight agent
OF the company before he took the posi-
tion he now fills
Mr.. Snyder's promotion to the position
of traffic manager would probably bring
about some Observation-Disclosures ghtand
about some changes in both the freight
and passenger departments. There will
probably be an assistant general passeu-
ger agent appointed and a change would
likely be made in the freight department,
the company now having a general freight
agent and thres assistant general freight
agents, which, with traffic man ger
woul6 be moro officials in tn. freight de-
partment than system with the Friscos
mileage would be justified in carrying,
What changes will be made IS, however,
not known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26
D CELEBRATE GERMAN DAY.
|mittees Appointed to Arrange
the Various Details,

Pre- was we'll attended meeting last
at Turner hall of delegates from the
TENT German lodges and societies in
Eon. The celebration of German day
Generally discussed. 1t was decided
pebrate the day this year on Thurs
2october A, al Turner hall, as was
two years ago.
tr the reading of the minutes Pres
Thing made some appropriate and
n.ng remarks concerning the 10. mer
krent, the late Ferdinand Hacker,
conducted the last successful celebra-
held In Houston.
Y following committees were then APP
Nd;
y hnance-Wilham A. Reichardt. Dan
N, H. Kriechhamer, L. Gus Mueller,
n Proehl, Louis Christensen.
Eprogramme-V, Junger, G. c. Lieb,
fock
Y officers of the association this year
President, NJ. Thing, first vice pres
y Gus Sauter; second vice president,
Filrole; secretary, C. G. Lieb; treas
NJ. hattmann.
Y programme committee will report
y next meeting the details of the pro-
Rne for the day
Fungs OF the executive committee and
zen OF the various sub committees
r. held in future each Wednesday
uren desiring to participate in the
*ses Wall meet each Sunday afternoon
n clock at Turner hall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-26

there. 1t was asoertained that his name
was Emile Beck and that he was .employcd
in The bridge building department of the
southern Pacific.
small fire occurred about z o'clock YES
terday morning at 1912 Congress street. The
house was occupied by Mrs. c. A. Phil rs.
Its contents were damaged in the sum Of $40
NJ. Il. Forrest secretary treasurer of tho
CITY Marshals and Chiefs OF Police assoca-
tion has had printed the report Of the com
mittee on Industrial schools and the address
OF Mr. Edgar Watkins of this city on that
subject. ANY one interested can, get copy
The Theo Bering Gun club. viii nave a
regular shoot at their grounds this after
noon from $3.50 TO Z p, nj. The public IS N.
hor