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New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
BRIDGE EMPLOYEES FORM a UNION.
THEIR OBJECT IS To GET TRANSFERRED
BACK TO THE CITY's PAYROLLs.


BACK TO THE CITY'S PAYROLLS
The employees of the Brooklyn Bridge, including
the motormen gripmen and conductors have been
organized into union by Herman Robinson and
Assemblyman Samuel Prince, district organizers of
the American Federation of Labor. The new union
Will be known the New-York and Brooklyn
Bridge Protective Association, with meeting rooms
at No. 100 Fulton-st. Brooklyn. The members
would not admit yesterday that they intended TO
make demands. and said that they had
ganized to keep what they had got. They have re-
ceived a charter from the American Federation of
Labor. This is the only Federation union formed
among the employees of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company. The other organized employees of the
company Knights of Labor.
The object OF the union is to get the Bridge
employees transferred back city employees. They
claim that their transfer employees of the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company was Illegal, and they
fighting the matter in the courts When
they were employed by the city they worked eight
hours a day for 81 76 They declare that they
have to work eleven hours day for
less
New-York tribune., 1900-07-12
Announcements

L. & W. All pure white linen. E & w
A
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IN THE QUAKER CITY.

seuatOr Scott Looking After Details
Connected With National cOnven-
ton.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May l6.-
George N wlswcll. of Milwaukee. SER
geaut-at-arms of the coming Republic
can national convention; j. P. Swords.
Of New York, his first assistant, arrived
here to-day and will remain until the
convention shall have adjourned. Mr..
wiswell will open his headquarters in
the old court house in Independence
square, on Friday after which he will
appoint his clerical force. Later on he
VIII select the 5000 assistants who will
be required to properly handle the
crowds expected at the convention.
Senator N y. Scott, OF West Virgin
Ia, one OF the members Of the national
committee was also in the city to-day,
looking after some of the details con-
nected with the convention hall. Sena-
tor Scott he'd a conference with Mayor
Ashbrldge and Sergeant-at-arns Wis
we'll. The senator returned to Wash
ington tO-nIgh: hut before departing
he said that the permanent chairman Of
the convention had not yet been decid-
ed upon, and added that "ynu car rae
assured that Senator E. o. Walcott, OF
Colorado. will be the temporary chair
man."
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Last evening at o'clock fatal acci-
dent occurred on the lower South Side,
a Riverside mill workman being run
over by Baltimore & Ohio passenger
train, receiving injuries that resulted
fatally three hours later.
Peter Baron is said to be the name Of
the victim, and he was Pole. He was
walking down the railroad tracks to the
Riverside mill. Near Forty.dghth street
he stepped from one track to avoid a
south bound train, only to step in front
of the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati ex-
press, the Cannon Ball." which 'was
running at high speech. Before the
engineer could even think of reversing,
the unfortunaet man had been run
down. He was terribly mangled from
head to foot. and 1t was at once SEGA
that death was only a matter Of short
time.
Baron was taken to the North Wheel
ing hospital. where he was attended BY
DR.. wlngerter. Death relieved his suf-
ferlngs at o'clock last night.
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DOWN TO WORK.
Christian EndeavOrers Assemble in
the Churches and Begin Actual
INSTRUMENTATION Rallies.


Duty-DenominRtional Rallies.
Special Correspondence of IntellIgencer.
MoRGANTowN, w. Va. May 10
The real work of the state Christian
Endeavor convention began here this
morning at sunrise. The members as
sembled in the First Presbyterian and
Christian churches and held praise
meeting from Sis until 0 a. m. A quiet
hour of devotion was spent at Junior
headquarters and at o'clock the greet
inss and responses were offered.
Mayor S. A. Posten In timely adj
dress. welcomed the visitors. This was
responded to by Prof. II. E. Hodges, A.
NJ, of the state university, in behalf of
the visitors. j. Walter Barnes, princi
pal of the state normal at FaIrmont,
addressed the convention on the sub
ject, benefits VS.. Costs" c. L. Queen
had an open meeting from 10 o'clock
until noon.
The afternoon was devoted to denom-
national rallies at the various
churches. which were of great interest.
A pastors conference was held at $3.50
and in another part Of the church the
Junior round table was conducted by
Mrs. w. B. Bessered, Of Charleston
w. Va. After an inspiring song ser.
Vice, this evening Robert j. Young, OF
Pittsburgh. addressed the convention
upon the subject Of Cooperation for
Conquest" John Willis Baer, noted
Christian Endeavor worker, OF Boston,
delivered the principal address Of the
evening.
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TE1EGRAPHIC TIPS.

Traffic on the lines OF the st. Louis
Transit Company's system is gradually
assuming It's normal condition.
The queen visited Nettley hospital.
England, Wednesday afternoon. Her
majesty distributed flowers to the
wounded, and conversed with many OF
them.
on the White Star liner Oceanic,
which sailed from New York yesterday.
there was very large party Of scandi-
navlans on pleasure trip to their ma
tive land.
Germany's commerce with the
world in all commodities except the
precious metals. amounted last year to
50, 1856, IA. 900. according to a report to
the state department.
Dublin University has returned Sir
Edward Henry Carson to the house Of
commons, without opposition on his ap-
poIntment as solicitor general, In sue
ccsslon to Sir Robert Bannatinc Fin
lay, appointed TO succeed Sir Richard
Webster MS attorney general.
Sixty-two men from Cleveland arrlv-
cd at st. Louls yesterday, to work for
the st. Louis Transit Company. Hhile
the men were In the lunch room at the
Union station, patrolmen searched
them. In the pockets of three OF them
were found eVolvers. These men.
William ]. Anderson, William Kelly
and Frank Curtis, were arrested.
A case Of considerable Importance will
come up in the supreme court Of the
District OF Columbia, Friday. when
there will be n hearing In the suit
brought by the Sir William G.. Arm
strong, whiteworth Company, Eng
land, against certain naval officers who
are charged with unlawfully using gun
bearings for which the complalnnntB
claim to have obtained an exclusive
patent.
In the Queens Bench division Of the
high court OF Justice In London, yes
terday, Judges Ridley and Darling gave
Judgment in favor Of the crown in the
case Of the government versus the Jew
ish Colonization Association. on claim
for succession duty, amounting TO
g1,25O,OOO upon property valued ut up
wards Of RS.00O,000 settled by the late
Baron Hlrsch, In 1892, upon the coloni-
cation association.
Beyond n drive through Central park
and the principal localities OF interest
In the city, no programme was arrnng-
ed for the Boer ENJOYS yesterday, at
Now LuThs AIty ppHNt Nht 10Y ~ tAAi-
gwerIng kilograms and letters from
more than sixty cities in the United
States, from which invitations had been
received. An EFFORT Is being made to
arrange n plan 10 that the ENJOYS can
visit majority Of the cities, Probably
they will leave for Washington on Fri
day.
The afternoon newspapers in London
INV grR'rt rttnntlpu Ia the reception nc
corded the Boer delegates in New York
The Pail Mail Gazette dubs them
1hY'h;uEG ~ American politicians,
and the Evening Standard says: Tho
proceedings certainly showed unfriond-
illness TO Great Britain. but no deeds
viii be forthcoming to prove the sym
pnthy Of the United States. Had
American statesmen previously any
hesitation President Krugcr's ofrer to
bribG them with II protectorntc would
have finally settled the matter"
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HISTORIC BUILDING
At Minneapolis Scene of Another
Great Convention Of Republicans.

At Minneapolis Scene of Another
Great Convention Of Republicans.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. May l6.-In
the historic exposition building where
Benjamin Harrison was the second
time nominated for the presidency, the
state Republican ." ventIon met this
afternoon. There was 1850 delegates
entitled to seats and nearly all were
present.
Former Lieutenant Governor Gideon
s. ives was mnde chairman.
For delegates-at-large to the national
convention, the following were unani-
Inously chosen: Senators Davis and
Nelson: Thomas Lowry, OF Minneapo-
lis, and Samuel Lord. OF Kasson.
The resolutions adopted endorse the
national administration. favor wise
legislation to control trusts and legis-
Iattve act giving congress full power
over trusts. Implicit confidence Of the
ability OF the president and the party to
GolVe the questions growing out Of the
Spanish war Is expressed. The cleo
tlon Of United States senators by direct
vote Of the people Is favored.
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PopULIsT WAY OF THINKINd:
Mr.. Butler Explains How it is Posi-
sible for Brvnn to be Elected.

Mr.. Butler Explains How 1t Is kossl'
sible for Bryan to be Elected
WASHINGTON, D. c., May lG-sen'
ator Butler, chairman of the national
committee of the Peoples party, was
asked to-day lt 1t was true, as has
been reported, that both Mr.. Bryan and
Mr.. Towne had expressed preference
that the Peoples party national con-
ventlon should not nominate a vice
presidential candidate.
He replied:
81 have been told that 1t is true Out
1t was the judgment OF the convention
that the best way to elect both Of them
was to nominate. 1t must be renam'
bcsed that neither Mr. Bryan nor Mr.
Towrc is intimately acquainted win
the present situation as 10 the Populist
vote of the convention, Mr., Bryan could
not be elected by dlsbanding or ap,
pearing to dishand the organization 81
the Peoples party To have done ~
would have lost him ten Populist NoT ts
for every gold Democratic vote thst n'
would have won back to him. In shos.
the convention did the thing that Was
necessary to be done to insure the e'se'
ton of Mr.. Bryan"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-17
rouRTH p1srRIcT pRMooRATs
Endorse Bryan and the Chicago Plat
form at Its Convention.

Endorse Bryan ana the ShiC"so EA"S
form at Its Convention.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeneer
POINT PLEASANT, w. Va, May lG,
The Democratic district convention
for the Fourth congressional district,
was held In this city to-day Hon
James B. Menager, of this city was
elected chairman and E. w. Gilkeson.
of Parkersburg, secretary.
Judge Mcclure, of Parkcrsburg, and
H. Z. Spillman, of Mason county. were
elected delegates to the national con-
ventlcn ut Kansas City, and c. w.
Campbell. OF Huntington, delegate-at-
large to the same convention.
Resolutions endorsing Bryan for
President and reatIlrming the Chicago
platform Of 1896. were passed. The
congressional committee decided on
Huntington as the place to hold the
congressional nominating convention
and the date fixed was June Is.
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STRONG TICKET
Nominated by Republicans of Taylor
Countv-spirited Contest.

Nominated by Republicans Of Taylor
County-spirtted Contest.
Special Dispatch to the Intcllgencer
GRAFTON. w. Va, May l6,-one Of
the most spirited Republican primary
elections ever held In this county came
on yesterday, and the returns. which
all came in to-day, show the following
nominations:
For house Of delegates. V. T. Hand
ley: for sheriff, b. i. Sayre; for prose-
cutting attorney, b. f. Bailey; for clerk
Of the county court, Lewis HltzmIller;
for assessor, East District, Luther Hay.
mond: West District, N NJ. Tut; for
county surveyor. j. Howard Gather;
for county committeeman, Ira h, Rob-
inson, for Justices, Grafton District, j..
o. Jaco and l. w. Wells for constabies
same districts, c. v. Painter and Altman
Hathaway.
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"pitchfork Benz win be chosen,

COLUMBIA, s. c., May l6.-The state
Democratic convention assembled here
to-day, with a large attendance of del
egntes. The principal business before
the convention is to name delgates to
the national convention. Senator TILL
man, Governor McSwecny. State Chair
man Jones and Congressman Latimer
probably will be chosen. They viii so
instructed for Bryan.
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DEWEY BACK HOME.
Looks sun-Burned = Car Filled
With Souvenirs,

LOOKS Sun-burneu - Gar
With Souvenirs.
WASHINGTON. d. C., May 16-Ad'
mlral and Mrs, Dewey returned 70
Washington this afternoon from the'
western trip. The depot was deserted
when the Dewey special pulled in anF'
ing the hottest hour of the day a cal,
rlage was waiting and the Admiral ana
Mrs. Dewey, after making some VIs.''
in the city. drove ut once to Bouyoh
their summer home.
The party evidently had 0ccun'ulat,ea
quantity OF souvenirs during the wy
The Pullman porter staggered under =
load OF small boxes, crowned oE ~, y
rough model OF the Olympia, evtden'g
the work OF some enthusiastic BOY w
mlror, while from the baggage 'ai
there came n trllling and chlrplnE %
southern mocking birds, about wh WHO'S
safety the admiral seemed quite a'l'u'
tous.
All the members OF the party Wote
sunburned this admiral being almost -
brown as on his return from Manu-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-17

The woman who is lovely In face.
form and temper viii always have
friends. but one who would be attractive
must keep her health. II she ls weak,
slctly and all run down she will be
nervous and irritable. II she has con-
Stlpation or kidney trouble, her impure
blood win cause pimples, blotches skin
Electric Bittcrs Is the best medicine in
the world to regulate stomach, liver
and kidneya and to purify the blood IA
gives strong nerves bright eyes. smooth
Velvoty skin, rich complexion. IT will
make goodsloolSlng, charming woman
OF rundown invalid, only so cents
at Logan Drug Cos Drug Store.
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Beasemer, which is taken as the adj
vance movement Of the business for
the latter half OF the year. The aggre-
gate Of transactions did not exceed
probably one thousand tons. but that
is more than has moved for some weeks
since the furnace owners announced
that their production for the first six
months had been disposed OF. The iron
sold this week was for the full price,
SO 30, Pittsburgh delivery.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. May 16.-Tlre
this afternoon destroyed the Grand
Army home for soldiers widows, at
Hawkins station, on the Pennsylvania
railroad, near here. The 40 inmates.
ranging in age from fifty to ninety
ave years of age. escaped withous M
jury. One old lady, Mrs. Tener. aged
ninety-hve years. may die from the
shock. Loss, $4,000. Cause Of fire un-
kuoVn
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Made Field Secretary.

Special Dispatch to the lntclllgencer.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, May iG.-
The executive committee OF the state
Sunday School Association met here
yesterday, and elected w. c. shatcr of
Tnlrmont, field secretary. His duties
are to effect country organization;
Prof T. S. Fleming, Rev G. II. Cox
and Rev. L. u. Peters, were appointed
as a committee OF field work.
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Third class cities IN Earnest.

YORK. Pa, May 16.-At to-day's
meeting of the League of Third class
cities of Pennsylvania, sanitary sub
jects and the formulation of ways and
means for securing legislation in the
coming legislative session were consid-
cred. II was decided to appoint u
committee on ways and means, with
instructions to meet at Harrisburg. on
october.l. November 81 and % was fix
ed as the time for the next convention
and Harrisburg selected as the place.
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A Checker Contest.

This evening, at the home Of George
Kaiser, of the big Four" Checker
Club, there VIII be an Interstate match
Mt checkers between Messrs George
Kaiser and Alex Mitchell, representing
West Virginia. and Messrs. Workman,
Of Bellalre, and Morris, Of Martins
Ferry, representing Ohio. A return
series will be played at Bellaire.
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volcanic Eruptions.

Are grand, but skin eruptlons rob llis
OF Joy. Bucklen's Arnlca Salve cuits
them all; also old, Running and fe'e
Sores. Ulcers, Bolls FelOns, SeInls'
Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, seaiIs,
Chapped II auds, Chilblhine, Best fllII
cure on earth, DRIVES out Pairs lua
Aches Only o. cents u box. Cgt'
guaranteed. Sold by Logan Dru6 ~
Druggists.
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Henr Report q wac seale.
missouri REPup11oANs
In Line and Nominate a Winning
Tichet Mt Kansas CITY,

KANSAS CITY, No. May 16.-At
the Republican state convention to-day
Joseph Floy. of st. Louis, was nomi-
mated for governor on a rising vote; E.
F. Allen. of Kansas City, was nomlna
ted for lieutenant governor by accla-
nation.
z. L. Porterfleld, OF Springfield, for
secretary of state, and W. f. Fleming,
Webster Grove, for state treasurer,
were also nominated by reclamation.
d. NJ. Houser, D. p Dyer. James L.
MINIS, and C. G. Burton were elected
delegates at large to the national con-
vention at Philadelphia.
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Tnkes a New Position.

DENVER, Col, May l6.-Tho Times
to-day says, on what It calls absolute
authority that on June /, Frederick G.
Underwood, now general manager Of
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, will be
made general manager OF the Denver &
Rio Grande, with headquarters in Dem
var
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oRIaINA1 wAsHINaToN TRACT
Sold for Mining Purposss-ovens
Will be Built,

coNNELLsvILLE, Pa. May 49,
Joseph Laughrey has purchased from
John Rankin lGO acres Of fine coking
coal on Washington Run, Franklin
township, for $4,000. The tract is the
original Washington tract taken UP by
George Washington just before he went
to the Revolutionary war. On the
land which was known as THE Mea-
dow" Washington erected fine grlsI
mill, which Lawrence Washington and
various hired men operated. This
stands to-day. on the new tract
Laughrey will erect one hundred coke
ovens and build mining village,
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IRON AND STEEL


Showed in Bessemer.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. May ls-The
American Manufacturer will say to-
morrow:
The iron and steel markets are begin
ming to recover, and those who went on
record during the steel and wire panic
TO the effect that four or Ave weeks
would witness reaction in favor Of the
producers are inclined to call attention
to their statements. During the week
buyers came back slowly and Inquiries
grew from day TO day, until to-day
there In n good volume OF business In
motion with every Indication OF grad
uhl Increases. and inquiries are moving
along to the producing sourceB freely
This condition will prevail In all probn-
Ollltg until July or say late In June
During the week some life showed In
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oAsHIER KIsER sHoRT.
B. & o. Employe, Well Known Here,
Loses His Position.


Loses His Position.
Special Dispatch to the Intell!gencer
PARKERsBURG. W, Va. May 10
T. N. Kiser, cashier of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad in this city, has been re-
moved from his position by Agent Dun
lap, because of shortage in his ac-
counts. The amount of the deficiency
is not yet fully determined, but 1t will
reach and may exceed $500, Kiser con-
fessed and left for Bellaire, Ohio, to-
day, for the purpose of urging his
friends to help him out Of trouble. He
states that he covered his shortage by
Withholding way-bills. Kiser was for
merly employed at Wheeling. where he
is well known. Blair Willlson has been
appointed us Kiser's successor.
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TIE RIVER.


Charleston. .. TiANAWHA, I a, m.
Pittsburgh. =. BEN HUR, II p. m.
SlstersvilIe. RUTH. $3.50 y. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubcnvlllc. IT. NJ. BAYNE, 2;S) D. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD. 1880 u. M
MntamoraA. JEWEL, II a III.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, $50 a. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA. 8 Il. m,
Sistergvllle. RUTH. $3.50 p, m.
Clnrinytnn. LEROY, 3.8l D. m.
steubenviilc. n. NJ. BAYNE, 200 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 9 n. m
PnrEcrsburg. BEN HtfR. II n. m.
SIstCrsvillc.. RUTH. $50 q. m
Clnrington. -. LEROY 800 p. m.
siCuht nviilc. n. NJ. BANNE. sd p. m.
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NEW YORK, May lG.--In speaking of
the Nicely case to-day, United States
District Attorney Burnett said that the
hearing set for tomorrow before Com
missioner Shields would most likely be
adjourned for a week. He also said
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PITTsRURGH-River A. feet and
falling slowly. Weather, clear and
warm.
OIL CITY-River foot inches and
falling. Weather clear and warm.
GREENSBORO-River feet and
stationary. Weather. clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-River feet S
inches and stationary,
STEUBENVILLE-River feet II
inches and falling. Weather, clear and
warm.
PARESERSBURG-River 6 feet and
stationary. Weather, fair; mercury 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-17

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May l6.-wIlliam A.
Rodenbaugh, of East st. Louis, was re-
nominated by reclamation this after
noon by the twenty-first Illinois district
Republican convention.
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Renominnted for Congress.

CHEYENNE. wyo. May l6.-The
Republican state convention renomlna-
ted Frank w. Mondell for Congress by
reclamation.
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Along the Landing.

The Virginia is to-morrow's packet
for Pittsburgh.
The marks at p. m. Wednesday
showed feet inches and falling.
Weather, cloudy and warm.
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that the hearing regarding the extradi-
ton OF Nicely before Governor Roose-
welt in Albany set for tomorrow night,
would be probably postponed for a day
or twO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-17

MONARCH over pain. Burns, cuts,
sprains, stines. Instant relief. Dr..
Thomas EcIectric OIL. At any drug
stnre.A2
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WE have nm upright Chickerlng &
Sons Plano which we received thia week
from Il party to whom VIC sold stultz
& Bauer Piano, which we win offer this
week Mt very low price
+. w. BANNER co.
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WE have an upright Chickerlng &
Sons Plano which we received this week
from party to whom we sold stults
g. Bauer Plano. which We win offer this
week at very low price.
f. W. BANNER co.
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Saved bv Rains.

MENoMINEE, Mich May 10
Heavy rains to-day put out the fire at
Fisher, which started Monday. The
less is estimated at 100000; insurance,
100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-17

IT'S folly to suffer from that horrible
plague Of the night itching piles. Donns
Ointment cures quickly and perma-
nently. At any drug store, so cents.