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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

A new London music hail will seat
1000 people.
A new comedy is entitled Miss
Prince Of Wales"
Richard Mansfield has bought "Yos-
fck's Love- from Mrs. Lawrence Bar-
rett.
Wilson Barrett is meditatins a re-
vival Of Shakespeare's Henry "" C"
q grand scale.
David Garrick in Stuart Robson's new
comedy, "Oliver Goldsmith"
Cissie Lotus has been Obliged to
contradict the rumor which has been
current for several days that she Is
to marry Laurence Irving, son of Sir
Henry Irving.
An exchange says that the japanese
stamp the hand of those going out be-
tween the acts with an Indian rubber
stamp Of varying form and color. In
stead Of giving return checks. as we do.
Among the fictional and historical
characters now impersonated in cur
rent plays this year In the United
States are Barbara FreitchIe, Sydney
Carton. Becky Sharp, Napoleon. the
Empress Josephine, Robespierre. Phil
Sheridan. Stonewall Jackson, D'Artag-
nan, Richelieu and Louis XIII.
A tit-for-tat union OF church and
stage was effected at Union City, Pa
Rev. Henry Howe Bogart invited the
him preach from the text. They
rushed with one accord into the the
ater." and the advertised presence Of
the players drew crowded congre-
CATION. The sermon In turn is said to
have sent many people to the theater
during the ensuing week.
There Is something mournful In the
answer that Madame Janauschek made
to reporter who asked her why she
did not return to her former home in
Europe, where her first great renown
was made. "Ah," she said, you do
not understand. left Europe In my
prime. No one was too famous or too
rich to come to see me. Now am old.
have not even good health. ! must
not return to my home this way. Be-
sides-there Is no use. shall not be
on the stage much longer"
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
Men will be men as long as they're
boys.
Love is the pompadour and marriage
il the rat
A heart Is never hurt SO much as
when 1t can never tell what hurts it.
When woman gets where man can
no longer laugh at her he will love her
less.
A baby begins to be a human being
when 1t is between three and four
teeth old.
Every married man who hasn't yet
lost courage to see his wife get dressed
knows that figures lie.
The girl that sews sachet bags all
around the top of her corset ought to
be made to marry the man that puts
brilliantine on his mustache.
The woman that man wants to
marry isn't generally the kind that can
give one man big part Of her heart
and another man little part
When a woman has once fallen in
love with great big brute. an angel
from heaven couldn't convince her that
he hasn't little endearing ways"
When a girl feels intimate enough
with a man to tell him he ought to
put a porous plaster on his chest. she
ought not to think anything Of pro
posing to hfm.-New York Press.
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Fem Flesher, who has been i'll for
the last two weeks is able to be on
the street again.
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Get your spring garden hose Of
Ellis & Hood. tt
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Becoming /,
Mother

robs confinement Of ali and
and child. UYDV
Gt4t6BB 70 all the
cde.i NOT only does McIEgss carry safsly
sos rs coming event prevents morning siskns .nd
ses Send for sa booklet to TnE Co..
Cañon City record., 1900-04-19

County Treasurer Geo. R. Cassid,
was in Buena Vista on business las
week.
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CAN SUIT YOUR PURSE AND TASTE.

Rockafelow has kept posted in Titles. Water Rights
and Values in Canon and vicinity since 1867 You reap
the benefit if after looking the locality you explain your
him. He suit your in desirable real
and your purse in snap bargains.
He specially invites old Coloradoans.
Cañon City record., 1900-04-19

Mayor Donnelley was DOWN from
Victor, spending Sunday with his
family here.
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ordeaf which approach with ndescrfbable
fear for nothing with the horrors 81
anticipation Of the coming
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Miss Pansy Reynolds who has been
home during the past week enjoying
her spring vacation, has been enter
tanning her college friend, Mis-,
Loomis, of Colorado Springs. Both
returned to Colorado College this
week.
The Colorado Telephone Co., started
in Monday to entirely rebuild thei1
line in Canon. New poles and new
wire will be put up throgh out. II
will necessitate the expenditure Of
several thousand dollars.
A new fve-room pressed bricl
house, closets, bath room, cellar
pantry, one lot, good location, 81 800
$500 cash, balance on easy terms.
WooDFoRD & DAWSON
Rev. E. H. Smith is in Delta thii
week attending the Rio Grande dis
trict conference of the M. E. church
Rev. Smith is booked for prominent
part on the program.
DR.. Peare has opened an Office il
the postoffice building. Practice lin
tied to medical and surgical treat
ment of the eye. ear, nose and throat
Glasses carefully fitted. 14tf
VIM. Roubel, former member o.
the class of 1903 of the high school
who has been working at Halls rancl
on Currant Creek was in town Satur
day and Sunday.
Bakery and confectionery-the
best. Rocky Mt. Bakery. 324 Main
A. B. Whitmors of the firm Of
Whitmore and Blakey. came down
from Cripple Creek Saturday for 8
few days stay in town.
Bert Corder returned Saturday from
eastern Colorado, where he has beer
on q business "trip. Charles Sweitzel
who went with him did not return.
E. M. Biggs the big lumber mil
man of Edith. Colo. was in town Sun.
day visiting his relatives J. D. and
G. A. Biggs.
JOS. W. Nilsson, N. F. Handy and
R. S. Lewis had important business
in Denver the first of the week.
Paul Haas of Cripple Creek, arrived
in Canon Friday, to spend few day.
with his friend B., x. Dawson.
DR.. ]. L. Prsntiss, who has beer
very i'll for several weeks, is again
able to be about the streets.
Martin Gardner came down from
his ranch on Tallahassee Creek Monday
to spend few days.
Zem Flesher, who has been i'll for
the last two weeks is able to be on
the street again.
Mayor Donnelley was downs from
Victor, spending Sunday with his
family here.
County Treasurer Geo. R. Cassidy
was in Buena Vista on business last
week.
Get your spring garden hose of
Ellis & Hood. tt
Mrs. Lucas, Of Lincoln Park went
to Florence last Friday.
]. A. McCandless was in Canon last
week attending court.
John Murray came down from
Parkdale Monday.
Henry Belknap is down from his
ranch for few days.
Miss Frances Foots was very Ill
last week.
II think DcWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers are the best pills in the world" says
w. x. Lake, Happy Creek, Va They
remove all distractions of the liver and
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15-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

A. B. DUHALI. AT'T0RNEY.-IN THE ST.
prelne Court Of the District of Columbia sitting as
u District court.-No 553.-In re the extension Of
lexington Place.-Notice Is hereby given that the
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia pur-
suant to the provisions of an act Of Congress ap-
proved March g. 1899 entitled An act for the ex-
tension of PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast. and for
other purposes. have filed q petition in this court
praying the condemnation of the land required for
the extension Of lexington place, between o.
street and Florida avenue To q full width of sixty
(6oy feet by acquiring the necessary land below
90 street the side of said lexington
Commissioners and annexed to their said petition
and marked Exhibit No L. and also praying that
jury he summoned by the marshal, In accordance
with the provisions Of chapter eleven I'D of the
Revised Statutes OF the United States relating to
the District Of Columbia to ascertain the damages
for and in respect of the land proposed to be con.
demned for the widening of said lexington place.
end to assess one-haf thereof against those pieces
parcels Of ground abutting that portion OF the
street to he opened and extending TO depth of two
hundred 2o0l feet from the westerly building line
of said lexington place. II is ordered this 10th
day Of April I'D. 1900, that all persons interested
In the proceedings be- and they hereby required
to appear in this court before the 18th day Of
the prayer OF the said petition should not he grant
ed, and why the proceedings directed in said act Of
Congress should not be taken. Provided: copy OF
this order be published in The Evening Star and the
Washington Times newspapers at least six times
and in the Washington Law Reporter once before
said 18th day Of April. 1900. By the court: A b.
HAGNER, Asso. Justice. true copy-test: J. X.
YOUNG, Clerk. by r. ]. MEIGS. Jr, Asst Clerk.
apl2-th, ,tu-6t
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. c.,
Washington. D. c., April %, 1e0o.-Seaed Pro-
7osals will be received AT this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON, SATURDAY, MAY TWELFTH,
Capitol street to New Jersey avenue. Blank forms
of proposal, specifications and all other necessary
Information may be obtained at this Office JOHN
3. WIGHT. JOHN w. ROSS, LANSING II.
BEACH, Commissioners, d. c. applet
PROPoSALS.-U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI.
culture, Office Of the Secretary, Washington D. c.,
April leoo.-Sealed proposals will be received az
the office of the Disbursing Clerk until TWO Pm.
THURSDAY. MAY THIRD, 1900 for furnishing
1901, follows: Stationery, laboratory. lumber
and packing boxes. fuel, painters. plumbers, ice,
flower pots, cleaning carpets, telegraph and hard
ware Tags, instrument, maps, map frames. fur
nfture, waste paper, signal towers and lanterns.
Full information furnished on application to the
Disbursing Clerk the Weather Bureau. Bids
must be sealed and addressed to the Secretary OF
Agriculture, in accordance with instructions given
schedules. JAMES WILSON, Secretary.
app. 4,21 ,2s&my1
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND MISCFIr
laneous Supplies. of Justice, Wash
duplicate for furnishing stationery and mscel-
laneous supplies for the Department Justice and
for the United States courts and judicial officers
for the fiscal year ending June 49, 1901 will be re-
ceived until O'Clock pm, May 3, 1900. and then
opened, those for the department including fuel
and the washing of towels at the Office Of The chief
clerk and those for the United States Courts In the
Division of Accounts both in the Department build
Ing, No. 1875 & st. NV, Washington, ID. c. Sep
nate proposals to be made for the supplies for tile
posas and other inforua ion Will he furnished nIon
application 10 the Offices named. The rIlht to re-
ject any and all bids is reserved. JOHN W.
GRlGGS. Attorney General ap7-1i.:1,2S
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led
2324 L NV. 6r&b. .S25- 90
SlU 9TH he. lOr&b. rs "
lJiS Union sw Or. b. lO. 30
hELL & McI.ERAS,
zoos + at.
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STORAGE

STORAGE. 75c PER LOAD
When you leave the city let us store your
belongings. Our quarters are clean, dry and
well ventilated.
Hauling, packing and shipping.
BAUMS,
On the wrong side Of the ave-,
apl3-10tf 9l2 Pa. ave.
ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS 1907 G ST.
Measurable rates; light, dry, clean and airy
rooms Goods packed and shipped. Wagons rur-
niShed, mh3O-1m
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FOR SALE lie 10
MOORE & HILL
III Fourteenth st. nv
what we offer state as facts; we do not
mslead intending purchasers.)
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FOR RENT
e. U NV .dw&bskery35. 90
SllS Morgan az. gr,
ann -.-.- -.s's. 30
81 Mo av NV. Tor % ~
APPS. tu&th ROBERT r.
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600 y II ay. Ar, W. .1O.30
FURNISHED.
1915 18th. furnished.
lir, 2b, steam. mi l5O. 90
l2O5 Y II av. furnish
ed, Or, b. eel. mi. 100. 90
ROOMS.
2a02 NJ, Or, b. mi. rs. so
sl4 10Th. hall. 1880
1881 Goth Office heat. Is. 90
IS2-is6 La av. Office
rooms. $40 and 800
iSG Ia av.2 h's't r.l2.OO
STORES.
: aE L.-.... -
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FOR RENT-CNFCRSIS
Isis Belmont av.
Wash Hts l0r&b. $50 90
1874 | ST. gr&b.42 G.i
HE'S
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FOR SALE
A great bargain on Columbia Heights: lot 50x
$50 to 20-ft. alley: Forth side Of street: 10-room
brick house and stable: rented at 500 per mo-
street at corner Price SIS 500.
Il. II. WARNER COMPANY,
ap213t GIG street NV.
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ATLANTIC CITYREAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-OR RENT-LARGE COTTAGE. WITH
Iot l53 91l3I.6: desirable location: lot suitable
Tor MOTEL or apartment house: reasonable.
Apply r. H. COOK & CO., States ave. Allan
nc wy, \. j. ap21&2s2t
FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR SALE OR RENT
IN Atlantic City Chelsea. Sale price s.. 900
TO $4,000. Rental price. $500 to 81 500 per
season. Write for particulars. RISLEI & CAtI-
LEER, 1911 Atlantic ave mhlO-lawSt
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-0R LEASE-THIS PROPERTY 1852
Conn ave. lot 1SxS0; excellent business location:
opposite the 'Grafton: extensive alterations
VIII be made for responsible party on long lease
Apply TO BESARD Ii. JOHNSTON, Cos 14th st.
ap21-St
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR sALE-ONLY 4.75O-AT LINCOLN PARK
RE Ro sSns a nad B. hall pan
3 HANDSOME CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS AND
MAS6 blisx FEE ps l71eo to
s2,oo0; house cost $1,000; PRICE ONLY 81 75o;
commission to brokers. W. S. MINNIx. 1927
FOR sALE-CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS; 10 ROOMS;
s es stD finish throughcut steam heat; COST
ssGp PTse rednGsd to s655o easy terms W
FOR SALE.HERE'S POSITIVELY THE BEST
ever offered for $500. Could not be duplicated
under s., 500. new house Columbia Heights
even the closets; STEAM heat; tiled bath. porce,
vain tub; nickel plumbing front and back stair.
, bed rooms dry cellar; separate laundry room,
HOME OR INVESTMENT HAS NEVER BEEN
99EEl AETH2 cnc, cE9IeE I2CATl0X HGM
SIyE HOUSES SOME COSTING SIS 900, s25 600
1t STONE & FAIRFAX sos St NV
FOR sALE-CHEAP HOMES FOR 81 5OO-s RMS:
new; I rms. on each floor: reception hall; tiled
baths tiled vestihules: furnace heat. Pretty To-
cation on f ST. Sc, fronting on park. Apply for
ap2l-2t STONE FAIRFAX. SOC F st NV
FOR SALE THIS Is THE BEST HOME IN THE
for $1,000; an exceptionally well-bult history
lOroom brick and stone dwelling: reception hall:
RaT iS Sh Sfka E EiTf II sr Fan
LoR: immense CLOSETS: very LIGHT. cheerful
n
BY ONE OF Orr MOST CAREFUL AND RELI-
ABLE BtllDkRS; house and lot cost s12. 500;
one square from Conn. ave. n lettered street
ap2l-St STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC st. NV.
FOR SALE-LARGE HOUSE. LARGE GROUNDS,
choicest location west of 14th. south of Park St:
house MODERN IL rooms; cellar; pcrches; furnace
heat; lot ax15o. alley Cost few years ago
sl4Wn. $1,000 has been loaned upon it. WILL
SELL AT SACRIFICE. Reduced to $40, 500.
1t STONE * FAIRFAX. SOC + St
FOR SALEM MT. PLEASANT-A 1O-ROOM
dwelling; in fine condition. sanitary plumbing;
porcelain bath tub; lot 5O11OO. Price. $3.50.
NEAR CARS.
FOR SAI.E-One Of the best properties on 18th
ST 10 rooms; splendid condition; lot 50x135;
1t STONE & FAIRFAX SOC F st NV
FOR SALE-PRICE. 81. 500: RENTING; FOR s3S A
month; nearly 1O-roOm brick dwelling.
fronting on the Capitol grounds original cost,
$500.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX SOC F st NV
FOR SAI4E-A NEARLY NEW HOUSE ONE SO
from East Capitol st. on 4th st: stories: eel
lar; rooms on each floor; lot 1Sx1O0, alley.
Price. 81. 200
1t STONE & FAIRFAX SOC F St NV.
FOR SALE
A great bargain Columbia Heights: lot 5Ox
$50 to 2nft. alley: Forth side Of street: 10-roOm
brick house and stable: rented at 500 per mo-;
street corner Price. SIS 500.
Il. H. WARNER COMPANY,
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TO. CLOSE AN ESTATEaw WE OFFER ExCEP-
TIoNAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVESTMENT.
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ll45 Conn av, ST, eel.
", so. 90

1912 g. -. cr.l.w.g..15.O0
1l42 18th, ~ VIZ. ]. W. Is. 90
I1G 18th, 3s, WI. w 1000
1926 9Th, d. wr.....s.09
ls2S-3l L, 5r. Woo
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
II st. ne. bet. eth and Sth, seven-room brick;
lot 20xS5; in first-class order and well rented at
$500 per annum.
1t F. W. GRAHAM, Git 14th st.
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. F. SHEA CO. Pa AVE NV
2l53 l. NV, 11r--. $1,000 1886 10th NV. If. 1900
22l3 T NV, Or sos9 ~ 18th Sc. Or. Il so
900 Md ne. 300 st Fcnton ne Or. l l 90
81 9Th store. 2o.OO 1i16 18th 3r. $50
~ 18th sw. 6r. 1000 lOl9 sc, 5r. 300
- ith ne. $50 $50 r Ar 300
1918 19th NV, Or. 1850 21O4 Va avenw, 4r. $40
403 ne, 6r..-.-..-15-30 Badensburg 4 Queens
AS III sw. 1870 Chapel roads, Tor % 90
aDl4-IOtf
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Price. SC, $50 each-Corcoran st. near New Hamp-
shire ave. We offer two desirable dwellings,
thoroughly modern 10 rooms. bath; rear
porches wide lot: large yard to paved alley.
Cost estate 5000 each to build, outside of
cost Of ground
chance to secure n home in desirable
section Don't miss this opportunity.
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We have control of and are the rental agents
of these properties. and offer the same to make a
quick sale at the prices named. All clear Of in
cumbrance, and good title.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOX SALE ELEGANT SIpERoARp ENTEN-
sion Table and chairs. parlur furniture and car
pets bed rrom and library furniture: the On
TIRE furnishings OF iirst-clsss fiat: furniture
btts-fl
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FOR RENT-2-STOKI AND BASEMENT BRICk
80 Sth Il. rooms and hath: rent. $50.
ArIly I" FRANZ & MARLUW, Corcorau bldg.
apli-s. .th.if
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-02
ITALIANS EXPRESS GRIEF
OVER THE TRAGIC DEATH OF KING
HUMBERT, RULER OF THEIR
FATHERLAND.
THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
A Telegram of Coincidence Will Pro-
baby BE Sent to Queen Margher-
ita-A Number of Patriotic
Speeches Were Made by Members
of the Italian Colony I'm This City.
The Speakers.

The death of King Humbert created
gloom in the hearts of the former SUBJ
jects of the Italian monarch living in
Wheeling, and expressions of regret
and sorrow followed the announcement
of his untimely. demise. while strong
words were used in denouncing his as
sassin. In order TO show their SYM
pathies to the bereaved widow and to
the son who succeeds his father on
the throne, suitable resolutions were
adopted at a meeting of the Italian
citizens of Wheeling held last evening.
The meeting was largely attended and
Id was the occasion for appropriate adj
dresses, all couched with earnest trib-
utes to the dead king and his manly
virtues. 1t was said of him by several
speakers that he was the first to re-
spond in times of disaster and peril
and he cared for his most humble sub
ject as a father.
The meeting, which was called by
Dominick A. Jacovetty, was presided
over by that gentleman and after stat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-02
POSTPONED ACTION

On the New Electric Railway 0rdfn-
ance Until the Regular Meeting OF
the board Next Monday.
Yesterday was auditing day with the
Board of County Commissioners, and a
Eumber of bills were examined and APP
proved. When the routine business
was disposed of, the ordinance of the
Wellsburg & Wheeling Electric Rail-
way Company was taken up for con-
sideration.
The ordinance was read, and copies
were distributed among the commits
sioners. 1t was debated at consider
able length, and while no opposition
developed, several amendments were
suggested, and it was deemed proper
tc have the ordinance gone over by the
Prosecuting Attorney before being
being presented for final passage.
Further consideration of the ordin-
ence was postponed until the regular
meeting OF the Board next Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-02

bringing pressure to bear upon the
West Virginia State Fair management,
to bring about an abandonment OF
the programme for night attractions
on the grounds, will hardly hold a
meeting to-day. No notices for the
meeting have been sent out, and it is
not likely that any action will be
taken when the association does meet.
Several members of the association
who We're seen by Register reporter,
take the position that it is too late
to start such an agitation, since the
Fair Association has made all its ar
engagements, and entered into con-
tracts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-02

verse is a number indicating the class
to which he belongs.
The following have received medals,
the numbers show the number of years
each has served:
j. Vance, 20 years; VIM. Robertson,
26; j. Dixon, 81; A. Dixon, 81; ]. L..
Sanders, q; j. Cusick, 20; j. Brady, 10;
NJ. Landers, Is; l.. R. McFann, 16; c.
Hook. IA; III. Grummond, l., Robert
Beatty, IA; c. Lewis, IA; j. F. Faux
enstein, 10; w. F. Scally, 10; H. H.
Korte, IA; ]. J. Finnegan, 10; L. Stok,
10; j. Killeen, 5; A. Slower, s; ].
Thompson, 8. and C. Carr, years.
The medals run to fifty years denom-
nation, but the highest received here
were of twenty-five year denomina-
ton.
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CHlLDREN'S PARASOLS.
Remnants, Wash Goods.

Hundreds are here, but they wont
be long.
Lot of Sc and 1Oc Wash Goods, n
per yard .....................OU
Lot Of 1914 and 15c Wash r
Goods, per yard. .............O G
Lot of 25c to soc Wash M
Goods, per yard. ............ W
In addition to the above Wen sell
about rs pieces 36-inch wide Per-
Gales, regular 121ac kind, nj
Friday, hon
per yard .............U ZU
Lot Of finest kind Of silk finish Nous
sellne Sole and Satin Striped
Dimity. nP
Were 49c to CSC. n n
Friday per yard. u u
About 200 yards double fold, 32-inch
wide Imported Shifting 3I
Madras. Were 19c and 25c. 10
Friday per yard. zU
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-02
TWENTY-FIVE ENGINEERS

Rewarded by the ID. & o. With Ser
vice Notwithstanding the Number
of Years With the Company-One
has served Twenty-nine years.
The B. & o. are now distributing to
all their engineers who have served
five years or over service medals. There
are about twenty-five engineers who
will receive medals.
The medals are of bronze, having on
one side the inscription Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Service Medal" with an
engraving of engine 1913. On the re-
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GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Small quantities left. but they're
to be almost given away Friday.
4 lot of Mems Silk Band Bows.
about 1S -
They Were 25c. In
Choice Friday .........JU
A lot of about three dozen wash
Bows
Were sc to 25c each. IN
Choice Friday ........f u
Just 8, regular dollar Col a.
ored Percale Shirts. n
Choice Friday .ZUU
A lot of about two dozen regular
SOC Mems Silk IA
Neckwear. IN
Choice Friday ........... AO
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ing the object of the gathering he gave
way to others who spoke at length Be
fore adjourning the following resolu-
tions were adopted, and it was decided
to send a telegram of coincidence to
the royal family in Italy:
Whereas. We, the Italian citizens OF
Wheeling. have hear. with profound
regret and sorrow of the assassination
of King Humbert, the beloved ruler Of
the land of our birth, a monarch who
was brave, wise and kind, and remem-
bered with pride by the sons of Italy
at home and abroad; and
Whereas, We have gathered to take
some betting action in this hour OF
gloom to all who cherish love and ven
Grafton for the dead sovereign; there
fore, be it
Resolved, That we deeply deplore
the death of the good King Humbert
and tender our heartfelt coincidence to
his bereaved widow, Queen Margherita,
to her son, King Victor Emanuel III,
and to the Italian nation in the great
loss they have sustained, and we trust
that these expressions from over the
sea may cheer them in their sad hour
of grief.
Resolved, That copy of these res
olutions be furnished to the Intelli-
gencer, Register and the Evening
News.
DOMIN1CK A. JACOVETTY,
SALVATORE PURPURA,
ALMENRINDO JACOBuCCI,
ANGELO LOGOMASSINO,
Committee.
Wheeling w Va August 1900