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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
"A. HU1zLER'S SONS.
3l5 East Broad Street.
We sell to those who buy the best.
We compete with those who sell the lowest
Talk About hiattings.

Mattinss of good oualiy cost but very 1T
tie more than the poorer sort. L Ok :,
small additional outlay you secure not
only better looks, but great Advantage ~ IN
durability. Fiasily patterns are uresolt ~ .
to look at; large figures 40 not wear, veal; .ns
best straw mas a natural gloss: Ihese ann
dealing with reliable houses
Chinese Mattinss from lie TO .ioc.
Japanese Mattings from ISc. 10 .'oc.
About WoolIen Dress Goods.
AS the cooler weather departs all good
stocks of warmer fabrics and make room
for the sale OF lighter materials.
now a o SIeas a At R RGDGcE a5e PRfc 2
Black Goods and SILKS.
ss-inoh Lightweight ATWOOD Black
ss-nch Atwood Black Henrietta at 40.
ss-iac ia s H Black Batiste at soc
81. SI25. and $3.50
45-inch AIl-Wool Black Imperial Serge at
speeislties in Black Dress Goods from
Black Taffetas at zoe, Coo, 7oc and
27-inch Black China silks at 80 and 75c.
27-inch Black China Foulard at .2c
"a shades of Colored Taffetas at 1oc.
Black Lace Al.ove7s
ARE DAILY GROWING IN FAVOR.
42-inch Pure silk Tuxedo Nets at S ~
42-iHch Pure Silk Mexican Nets at 81
42-inch Pure Silk Spray Nets at SID.
42-nch Pure Silk Point d'Bsprit at 81
Black Silk Insertions and Edges. Black OK
SILK Valenciennes Insertions ana
Black Silk F'louncngs.
Embroidered and Cut Chiffon.
New designs in Black and White Cut
Chiffons, $3.50 value. a 500.
White Ailo>er laces and tmb-oideries.
FOR WAISTS, Jokes AND TRIM
M1NGS.
Woven Lace-Stripe Allovers at Soc.
Embroidered and Lace Stripe Allovers at
Lace and Trucking Allovers at 75c.
Clustered Tuck and Val. Lace Altovers
Venetian Point Allovers at 81.
Swiss Embroidered Allovers zoe to $I.So.
Nainsook Embroidered Allovers. III TO 81
Over 500 new patterns of NalnSook ana
Swiss Insertions and Edges, over Zco
new patterns of English Torchons
from 4c. to 13c.
Favored Trimming.
BLACK Velvet Ribbons, with satin backs,
Nos. 8 to %. in two qualities.
Foce-Runner of Warm Weather.
Ladies' Colored Silk Parasols;
Ladies' and Childrens Black Silk UNI
brellas.
White and Colored Wash Goods.
s6-nch India Linens, 11c. TO 25c.
40-nch India Linens, Sc. TO 15c.
30-incn Persian Lawns. 1oc. to 3oc
4S-inch French Nainsooks, zoe to loc:
Mercerzed and Corded Stripes at IS, 20
and &c.
Fast Colored Corded Lawns, Sc. value, at
&c
Fast Colored India Batiste al 1Oc.
Fast Colored Fine Dimities at II 1-Sc.
Over 100 new patterns of L. T. & Co.
finest Cambria Percales at II i-Sc
These are the best and most reliable
goods of the kind in the market.
Our Price
for the best Seersuckers and .Toile du
Nord Ginghams remains at Toe, not
withstandng the advance of the agents
prices.
A. tIUTZLER'S SONS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
A Well-NIcrited Retort.

Ex-Assistant United States District At
torneys Sutherland Tenney, Of New York,
was graduated from the Columbia Law
school in 1873, when he carried off the
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An Iowa young man not long ago pro-
posed marriage TO a young woman and
was accepted. But nearing that her hair
was false he declined 10 fulfil his engage
n2ent She brought suit against him for
breach Of promise, and, being put on the
stand, admitted that she wore a wig;
whereupon she was non-suited on the
ground that she had won the young mans
affections under false pretenses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
AN ARMY FUGITIVE.

Orders have been issued by the War De-
partnent and transmitted to the army
posts throughout the country for the ar
rest of Lieutenant S. c. Hazard, q grad
uate of West Point and an ofllcer in the
First Artillery. on the charge OF absence
without leave
1t 3 charged that he deserted his wife
and fled with another woman 1t is al
legged that to meet his debts, he borrow
ed money which was never repaid. Lleu-
tenant Hazard who is about twenty
eight years old, is over six feet tall and
of perfect proportions.
He entered West Point from Pottsvilie-
Pa, in 1889. He was brilliant student
and gained many honors He was grad
uated in 1893, and married the daughter
of ;, clearinghouse keeper. 1t is said
that shortly before he disappeared. he
borrowed 5000 Unless he returns within
three months from the date OF his dlsap-
pearance he will be branded rs a deserter
and his name taken from. the army roiis.
A RICH HAUL.
The police made big haul YESTERDAY
when they raided the pawn-shop OF VIII
liam Wiesenbergsr. at No. 52S Sixth Ave
nue. Harry Hess had confessed 10 burg
larry and was allowed to make the plea OF
burglary in the second degree on ms
promise to tell where the stolen property
could be found. He took the police to the
ndWn-Sn0D ABOVE LltIltloilGti Si-!'t N---'-
were found all sorts of articles, which had
been stolen from various people in New
YORK. the whole valued at perhaps go
eco. Detectives will be kept in the shop
for several days that goods may be lden-
tilted Wiese nberger was arrested ana
charged with receiving stolen goods me
police also found in the place one thou-
nd pairs OF new kid g-oves on2 tAousli;le.
nafrs of spectacleS. a seal-skin coat, valued
,|,c 1se1 loaned.
A TROUBLESOME WOMAN
Mrs Theodore Henry IIlton IS again N
trcuble. She is the via w OF ms; WEo
q c,-iave;t .notorfety II this coHntrE ard IN
England for a period % several yeas Ge-
fore 1898 Tilton held several prominent
| positions in a Masonic Order, out On it.
count of alleged Irregularities, Was a9sAs -a
to step down. lie went % 1Hstssh4 IN lo l
&c /, promoter ana found *ar1r with Lon
donts smart set, even forming the &C.
o1laintance of the Prince Of Wales
After his death Tiiton'. widow was sup
norred hy- the Anglo-Auer!caa Ledge, ro'
her extensive tastes were too macA ~
ffae members who about q year ago Sil+P-
Der her 10 New York On condition tha'
she would not return to EnSLatld- -
several occasions she has mlG2 trouols
:, y,ar. boarfing-house. The patrons of the
house were awakened cary yeS'eil .s-s
r,ornine. BIZ the wonan's shrieNS 9he
vas taken 10 Bellevue Hospital, where It
| was discovered that she was suffering
= o NJ. IoGn ADDISON porter. formerly sec
ratary to President Mckinley, recently u!L-
o on LOTT Of the city hospitals and his brother
in-saw says that the operation was !. en- m
tireIv successful and that Mr.. Porter Is on
| fine road to recovery .r5
James R. Keene sailed for Europe MI, at,.@
| afternoon. He took Dr. Austin ~! -
/ along with him. Mr.. keene Is sol.i7 - -
faEa vacation of from SIX weeks ~
t t,,sc months. He has not bsen well ioF
| some time past
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A. FIUTZLER'S SONS
3E5 East Broad Street.

fortune of s25, 900 awaits him in his native
State. In the meantime he has taken
another wife.
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Awakened.

'.I understand it's all over between Jack
and May.
Yes; they're married."-phliaoelph
North American.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
GETS HER nIVlRGE

The court has granted Mrs. ". E. D.
Stokes divorce from her husband, with
the right to marry again and with ali
mony of Sl2,c00 a year. She is also given
the custody of her child and the right TO
resume her maiden name. Mr.. and Mrs
Stokes were married or January 5, 1898,
when Mrs. Stokes was but nineteen years
old Mr.. Stokes was then thirty-seven
and was supposed to be confirmed bach
eIor. Archbishop Corrigaa ofiiciated at the
ceremony. Mrs. Stokes is q daughter OF
Ricardo Acosta, a rich Cuban. who lost
his Cuban estates because OF his hostility
to the Spanish cause.
The couple are we'll known in New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

a personal friend of General Wheeler
is authority for the statement that Cen
era! Wheeler will be a candidate to sue
coed himself as Congressman from the
Eighth Congressional District. The same
person is authority for the statement that
General Wheeler's resignation was due to
the fact that he feared d fight would be
made on him in the House. The indica-
lions are that he will have no opposition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29

August Bruno Taunig, a prisoner in the
Belleville Qll.) jail on the charge of horse
stealing, is raising beard on the color
of which his fate depends He says that
he viii raise a beard Of q dark color,
while the officers who are responsible for
his arrest are equally certain that the
beard will be red. If the officers are
wrcklg Thunig Will be discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
Richard Cookers Health Matter of
Speculation.
POLICE RAID A PAWN SHOP
And Find Numerous Stolen Articles
Valued at sc, ooo-ars. Stokes
Gets a Divorce and
A'imony.
POLICE RAID A PAWN SHOP

NEW YORK, April -special.-There
has been great deal OF gossip in New
York concerning the illness of Mr.. Rich
ard Croker. It will be recalled that some
tine ago, while abroad, he broke his leg
ana the fracture seems to have been SLOW
IN mending. 1t has been reported at differ
ent times that Mr. Croker was in a bad
way, and once the runor got atloat that
he was dead. His friends deny that ne
is seriously i'll and declare that the frac-
ture Of his leg is the only thing the mat
ter with him.
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John Foster Kirk, in his history O.
Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, a:
he nears the close Of Charles selfish, am
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The Emperor of Germany has toy
that would gladden. the heart of the most
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-30
SUPERIOR BOXING
Is Anticipated at To-night's Fight
i Between corbett nnd Mccoy-Both
q Men In Good Condition.

Is Anticipated at To-night's Fight
Between corhett and Mccoy-Both
Men in Good Condition.
NEW YORK. Aug. 29.--Boxing OF n
superior type Will be Witnessed In the
arena OF the Twentieth Century Ath-
letlc Club ut the Madison Square Gar
den tomorrow night. when those two
past masters In the art of sclf.defense,
James j. Corbctt and Charles ("Kid'')
Mccoy, Will put on the gloves. There is
no trick In the game OF hit. stop and
get away with which Corbett and Nc
Coy are not familiar.
For several motnhs the sluggers have
been having things all their own way in
prlze-rlng matches. the scientific fell
lows being out for the time being, but
now that two such clever men as Cor
bett and Mccoy should be selected TO
appear in the final bout OF Importance
In this state before the Horton law re-
peal is operative on Saturday. is pleas
Ing to nil followers OF pugIlIsm. They
believe that the nimble Mccoy and
the ever-ncttvo corbett will give nr, ex
hibition OF a character sufficiently
pleasing and free from brutality as to
serve as good argument for the con-
tInuance Of boxing in this stn,c.
1t is the intention offadvocates OF
sparring to make another effort when
the next legislature meets TO have a bill
favorable TO boxing passed at Albany.
II corbett and Mccoy hpve the inter
est OF the game Mt heart they Will GER
tainly extend themselves TO the utmost
TO furnish bou, satisfactory to all,
With such perfect knowledge OF tho
finer points OF boxing. MS Corbc,t and
Mccoy possess, there appears to be 1T
tie doubt that Il will be thu greatest In
the history OF iistic battles. Each man
has been rehcarsIng new moves in
trainng and the Ideas OF each vii, be
pretty thoroughly Illustrated In their
battle for superiority Tomorrow night.
So far ns the physical condition OF
these scientific glndiators is concerned,
there Is little TO choose between them.
Both are in excellent condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-30
ANOTHER MATCH NJ. [,l y
Jack Mcclelland and Tommy Moran
to Fight Here Next Week.

The Metropolitan Athletic Club has
made another match; having secured
Jack Mcclelland. the clever Pittsburgh
er. and Tony Moran, the speedy New
York bantam, TOR a twenty-round con-
test ut 122 pounds. The contest was to
have come off at Pittsburgh, but was
prevented by the action OF the author
tiles; hence thr application OF the
fighters representatives to tho Nets.
As the men are both we'll known and
will undoubtedly put up great Nstic
argument. the club was pleased to be
able to secure the pair. The fight will
occur next Monday evening. September
2, Labor Day., and will probably be
witnessed by a large crowd, including
large delegation OF Plttsburghers.
The Nets have also received n letter
from Jimmy Dime. manager OF Jack
Hamilton. OF Troy. N. ", in which he
expresses a desire to have Hamilton
matched for a fight before the local
club with Jack McClelland. II the club
falls to secure the Kennedy Bennett
fight for State Fair week, It will take
on; the Northumberland PROPOSE
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-30
LARGEST CROWD OF THE WEEK

At the Providence Races-Admiral
rrau Twins Newport Stake. s
PROVIDENCE. II. l., Aug. 2e.-Thc
largest crowd OF the week witnessed
some excellent racing to-day Mt the
Grand Circuit meeting. Two favorltes
came home! winners. The. 2:l4 pace
proved troublesome to the Judges. The
Admiral won in straight heats, but the
Judges were. not satisfied with the
driving Of McHcnry. who was up be-
hind the favorIte. John r.. and In COM
pany with Kenney and cahlll. a 500
ilne was imposed for laying up heats.
The 2.l0 trot proved the race OF the
day md was won by Charley Herr. the
ravoritc. In q five heat battle. Lord
Derby won the first hca. In 2:Oshi.
Charley Herr then took the second and
third heats, as Lord Derby went to n
bad break In the latter heat and finish
ed Just inside the nag. In the deciding
heat Lord Derby again broke and
Charley Herr stepped home nm easy
winner.
Royal d. Sheldon. tho favorltc in the
2:05 pace. won straight heats with ease.
pacing the first heat In 2:O5 fiat, new
mark, against 2:05& made at Readville.
In the second heat he went to the half
in 1:QiA, but was held In us the field
was almost dlstnnccd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-30
pELLAIRE HEiAppKN11NlasLIl
Matters Of Interest IN tho Metropolis
Of BaImont County. ~. N

.
Stewart & Ward have Just had com.
pleted a thorough remodelirig Of their
Hour mills, by which 1t was enlarged
and equipped throughout with modern
machinery and process. Indeed the ca
pacity Of the mill has been doubled and
the product now viii reach almost $50
barrels per days. The grain Is ;taiSen
from the car and passes through the
mill until 1t is run into barrels or sacks
by such automatic process as to reduce
the cost OF handling to the minimum.
II 10 q modern plant In every particu-
lar and the firm is being congratulated
because of their enterprises in fitting
out such an up-to-date mill. ~ n y
Mr.. W. E. Dnnford. OF this city, was
elected president of the teachers in
stitute at Its recent session Mt Epworth
Park. The other officers Sare: Fl. H.
Murphy. OF Belmont. vice president;
Miss SEstelle Mcmahon, of Aetnnville,
secretary, and T.. d. Ring. Martins
Ferry: A. a. NcEndree, Morristown,
and NV. Hawthorne. st. Clalrsville,
executive committee. The next mdet-
Ing will be held at Epworth Park. 8
There! are four or 1--WE Y boards s'of
equalization In session in this county,
and not a man has appeared before. ,pne
of them to complain that his property
Is appraised too low. The boards are
all busy, however, i'm an effort to find
out Just what they can do. ~
3. The miners at Rose & Morgan's miles
quit work yesterday BECAUSE one nof
their number held a cnrri9 from aiun!on
that had forfeited Its, charter. f:,i This
looks like small thing to close an az
tenslve works on. and surely itswIll not
take long to adjust 1t. ,,s|.
George w. Deyarmon brought the
remains OF a daughter here from Maps
field yesterday for final interment! The
bodily had been In a receiving yaults ut
their present home for about aiyears
Mrs. j. J.. Ashenhurst. and daughter.
Of Columbus, and Mr..H.S S. Ashenhurst
and wife. OF New Wilmington, Pa6 are
visiting friends here and in other
parts Of the county. .I II, > St..
Carl and William Dover returned
yesterday from their trip TO Europe,
well as the Paris exposition. %
The city council failed to; meet Tues
day evening, only few members, show-
ing up. But everything In town seems
to be going along all right. ~
Miss Grace Keller, daughter Of Rev.
r. F. Keller. Of New Concord. came In
yesterday evening, for a.visit with Bel
laire friends. u Iii. }tJ,i
Mrs. Charles J.Gillis spending a few
days with friends here, prior to ere
turning to her Illinois home. -
NJ. D. Grow has Withdrawn from the
paint firm OF S. G. Grow, 6 Co.. and
leased the exchange hotel. ifi,i Z
W. C. Bergundthal and lDeputy.Au
tor Beatty were In the city yesterday
on business. * if1R.
Mrs. T. C. Nicholson, Mrs. A. J. Riety
and Mrs. John Davis left yesterday for
Chicago. X Ei'f -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-30
NEW CASTLE WEAKENs.
The Directors Lay Down, and the
Team May Disband.

aaEH'ra.-a ACaL1 |t3uy OhobtAAAsAs =
2 TOLEDO, o.. Aug. 29.-New Castle
has been on :he ragged edge for some
time, and it Is a wonder that Wrights
players put up. the game they do. The
members OF The team have not been
paid cent In the way OF salaries since
July Is. and the only money the play
ers have had Is what could be "whnck-
ed up; from day to day. Yesterday.
Just before the game started, Manager
Wrightreceived telegram from Pres
ident Power. informing him that he
: tPowet) had been unable TO do any
thing with the New Castle manage
ment aud Pat could use his best 1udg-
ment In keapIng the team on the road.
Pat consulted strobel. and the Toledo
manager told him to play the dates
scheduled. as the season is nearly
closed. and advised the players to take
chances on getting their money. There
was a hurried consultation on the
bench. and the players agreed TO 20 on
and play until something favorable
.transpired. All the games scheduled
for New Castle have been transferred.
and the season can be said to be prac-
tIcally CLOSED SO far as the Pennsylva-
MIA town is concerned. II the team dis.
bands one OF the players will come to
Tnlcdo7hnd he Ia none other than Graf
fus. the scrappy little catcher. us he
will be a tower OF strength TO the team
next season. Several members OF the
team have sIgnihed their Intention OF
quitting Wright and playing where
their salaries viii be Forthcoming.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-30
BEN WOOD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town. .ll.. q.

County Town. !l'S 81
The wedding OF Miss Lenorn Burke,
the accomplished daughter of John Eur
kle, yard master at the Junction, and
Homer A. Gaskell. the well known;Bal-
timore & Ohio conductor, was solemn
lied at the Methodist church at S O'clock
last evening in the presence OF Il large
circle OF friends and relatives or THE
contracting parties. The Rev. CIV.
Bent onlciated. Mr.. and Mrs iaakell
departed on a wedding tour OF the ltcxes
at 10 O'Clock last. night. They viii re-
side ut Grafton on their return. - NJ.
John Barker, who was killed in the
ACCIDENT at the coal mine In Manning
ton, Tuesday, was former resident Of
Benwood. and general regret was eN-
pressed yesterday at the unfortunate
accident. He was formerly a freight
conductor on the Baltimore.& ohip, md
enjoyed the love and esteem OF u wide
circle of friends. ~ t,.S .j'St n
There will be q meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Bank of Benwood Mt the
city hall September ut s p. nj. Mat
ters OF great Importance will be con-
sldered ut this meeting, and all those
interested are expected to be presefit.
Misses Name Mccarthy and Iora
biubHetly, VI bThluuSh, a., itllIIleu
home yesterday after u pleasant visit
with relatives here. 80, 81
Mrs. J. c.. Kempton and Miss, :dazie
Taylor departed for Chicago yesterday,
where they Will be the guests OF friends
for few weeks. So,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Gately and family .laave
for Cumberland. Nd. to-day, where
they VIII be the guests Of friends, for
two weeks.
Charles Morgan and family returned
from the camp grounds yesterday,
where they have been spending 'the
summer. s &.
James Bowman and wife, of Man.
nington. have returned home after a
brief stay with friends here. !l,v
Mrs. George Vance has returned from
two weeks stay with relatives :, at
Huntington.
Mrs. William Policy has returned
from pleasant visit with friends, at
Allegheny. I
The county teachers. examination. is
occurring at MoundsvIlle yesterday and
to-day. "i
The Wheeling steel works again re-
sumed yesterday after u ten days idle
ness. a n ~
Miss EvIa Fitzgerald is suffering
from q slight indsposition. II
Mrs. kate Watkins, of Chicago, is the
guest OF relatives here. Z!