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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-12

the Wilmington City Railway Com
pany to the use of the streets of
this city for street railway pur-
poses, so far as Sixth street was
concerned. Vim. S. Hills gave no.
tice that he would appeal from the
Chancellor 8 decision to the higher
court. From this there will be no
extension of the BrandywlneSprirgs
Road this summer.
OWING to the running out OF the
city finances, the Board of Educa-
ton has not received their monthly
check by which the teachers and
janitors receive their salaries. This
has necessltated the withholding of
their checks by the treasurer of
the Board OF Education. The
money to pay them will he forth
coming, probably this evening. If
not, City Council will make arrange
ments to borrow the necessary
funds from the banks to meet the
city's obligations, until the city
taxes commence to come in July
Council will also pass an ordinance
to make an extraordinary appro-
priation for paying the $24, 900
worth OF bonds paid some time ago.
THE Regular Republican Conven-
ton which met at Dover last month
was noticeable by the fact that the
familiar faces of Washington Hast
ings. Anthony Higgins, Fred Eden
Bach, Henry F. Pickles, and l. n.
Mills were not seen among the
deleg ates. The leaders, to a GER.
tain extent were new. Is this q
sign that the old warehouses have
gone out of politics. Will they be
heard from again in the future
councils of the Re publican party
in Delaware?
II is found impossible to run the
Central Hotel, at COS French street
as temperance hotel, and its ten
ant is applying for license at the
May term Of court. This hotel lost
its license by violation OF the H..
luor avs, but not under its pres
ent agement, which is said to
be frst-class. There are several
new applicants for license at the
next court, but the court does not
take kindly to new applicants.
WHAT a sight it must have been
Tor the striking plumbers OF Chlca-
60, to see the master plumbers,
whose aggregated wealth is several
million dollars, don their aprons
and 60 to work on the Marshall
Field building. The cause of this
unusual spectacle was the strike of
the journeymen plumbers Tor short
or hours and more pay.
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EDITOR WILSON, OF the Smyrna
Call. claims the honor Of first nam
ing Peter J. Ford for the nominal
ton Tor Governor. The Sun says:
"Tte honor he claims is an empty
one. The next Governor Of Della
ware will be a Republican. II
the present fight is kept up, the
Republicans won tget the Governor
nor any other officer in the State.
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DELAWAREANs are reaching out
intosMaryiand. Governor Smith. Of
Maryland, has signed the bill in
oueh,nna Ilec,r;c ;nht Can,onv
ct CeciI county Ma Inhn & pn:
cell 10 na,neI AZ ana If the ;nco o
norators
In Won want roci,;o, oy ,,op+
" SCH any thihs' lhe NEfL bLlCAN
Will bring you the quickest results.
WhyI Because if is read nv the
800 tLo 49,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-12

THE Porto Rican tariff bill yes
terday was passed by Congress and
row goes to the President Tor his
approval. Before the vote was
taken, there was lively debate on
Its provisions. The President will
un dou btedly sign the bill,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-12

EDITOR WILSON, OF the smyrna
Call. claims the honor Of first nam
ing Peter J. Ford for the nomin :
ton Tor Governor. The Sun says:
"Tte honor he claims is an empty
one. The next Governor of Della
ware will be a Republican," II
the present fight is kept up, the
Republicans won get the Governor
nor any other officer in the State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-12

Or. Bulls Cough Syrup has saved many
q life. /. eau always bv 10 led on to cure
the dangerous Group and whoo .ng.cuush.
:. it gives immediate relief and should be
u kept In every home. 1t only costs rs OTIS .
u b. tie,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-12

THE Chancellor's opinion in the
street railway controversy of the
Brandywine Springs Railway and
the Wilmington City Railway, was
much discussed yesterday. The
Chancellor decided that the charter
OF the Wilmington City Railway
Company being granted under the
provisions of the constitution of
1881, was subject to revocation by
the Legislature. and that the char
ter OF the Wilmington and Brandy.
wine Springs Company granted un-
der the same constitution was a
revocation of the exclusive right of
the Wilmington City Railway Com
pany to the use of the streets of
this city for street railway pur-
poses, so far as Sixth street was
concerned. Vim. S. Hills gave no.
tice that he would appeal from the
Chancellor decision to the higher
court. From this there will be no
extension of the Brandy wlneSprirgs
Road this summer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-12

DELAwAREANs are reaching out
into;Maryland. Governor Smith. of
Maryland, has signed the bill in
eorpor atlng the delaware and Sus-
quehanna Electric Light Company
OF Cecil county, Md. John S. Ros-
sell is named as one Of the incor-
porators.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-12

If you want a position, or want
to sell anything, the REPUBLICAN
will bring you the quickest results.
Why! Because it is read by the
masses and they make up the
greater number OF people who do
not bay in Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-12

WHAT sight il must have been
for the striking plumbers Of Chlca-
60, to see the master plumbers,
whose aggregated wealth is several
million dollars, don their aprons
and go to work on the Marshall
Field building. The cause of this
unusual spectacle was the strike of
the journeymen plumbers Tor short
or hours and more pay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-12

IT is found impossible to run the
Central Hotel, at COS French street
a. a temperance hotel, and its ten
ant is applying for license at the
May term Of court. This hotel lost
its license by a violation OF the H..
luor avs, but not under its pres
ent man agement, which is said to
be tirst-class. There are several
new applicants for license at the
next court, but the court does not
take kindly TO new applicants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
BRYAN At BENWoOD
He Makes a Two-Minute Speech at
the Junction Tuesday at Noon in
Response to Calls-Goes East on
McGraw's Private Car.

National Democratic Committeeman
John 7. McGraw, OF Grafton. arrived In
the city yesterday morning on his spe-
clal car, and shortly after noon he met
the Democratic candidate for President,
Hon. W. j. Eryan, ut Bcnwood juno
ton, and the latter boarded Mr.. Nc
Graw's car and was taken to Cumber-
land. Nd, where he spoke last night
Mr.. Bryan will speak In several West
Virginia towns, winding up In this city
tomorrow night, when he will address
the people from the city wharf.
AS Mr.. Bryan boarded Mr.. McGraw's
car he was called upon by the crowd OF
several hundred that had assembled,
and responded in two-mInute talk, in
which he said:
In this country at present, at least.
the people judge as to-who shall be
elected. My fear is that II We deny that
doctrine when we come to deal with
the Porto Rlcans and Filipinos we may
not always have that doctrine In force
here. When we reach the point where
we are willing to deny that any people
are capable of lf-government, we do
not know how long 1t Will be before
somebody else applies that doctrine to
us. When We abandon the doctrine
that all men are created equal, we have
to stop each time to prove we are as
good us anybody else. If we can al
ways keep the doctrine that all men
are endowed with inalienable rights
which belong to them as men which the
government neither gave nor can take
away, then we can have such govern
ment as we want. II 1t Is bad II is our
fault Once take away from the people
the power to govern themselves and
they must submit to whatever govern
ment is put upon them by those able to
control" .sleta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
IBURROWS.FREER MEETING
On Saturday Evening at the Opera
House is the Wheeling Opening of
the Republican ca,npaign-sona-
3 tor Burrows Great Orator.

. {. d. = e . f.H :. d
the Republican campaign-sona-
tor Burrows a Great Orator.
The Republican, campaign in Wheel
ing will be opened next Saturday even
Ing, September S, with great mass
meeting at the Opera House, at which
the principal speakers will be Unitc,i
States Senator Julius c.. Burrows, or
Michigan, and Judge Romeo H. Frcer,
candidate for attorney general on the
Republican state ticket. Senator Bur-
rows Is one of the Republican party's
grand meF eloquent, and that his dis
cusslon OF the isues OF the campaign
will be able and logical and convincing
goes entirely without saying. AS one
of President tMcKlnley's friends anu
staunch supporters In the senate, Sena-
tor Burrows Is qualified to discuss the
issues as only a, few public peakars can.
and doubtless the Opera House will not
hold nearly all who will desire to hear
Senator Burrows and .."our own" Romeo
H. Frcer, who Is some pumpkins him
self on the. stump.
County Chairman w. H. Hornish yes
terday! announced the following vice
presidents for the Burrows-Fr meet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
"Eello Bill.n

Fun fast and furious win serve to
amuse Manager Feinlers patrons at the
Opera House. next Monday and Tues
day. September 10 and II, where he
will introduce to-theatre-goers the new
farcical comedy, Hello BILL" This
play has met with an unmcasured
amount OF success In most OF the popu-
lous cities OF the country. Had II hap
pened to be under the control Of the big
theatrical syndicate, we would have
probably heard of 1t enjoying a run OF
several hundred nights at some leading
New York theatre, but, us II Is n pri-
ynte enterprise conducted outside the
pale of the trust. II had to be content
with mere ra.try fifty performances
at the Bljou theatre, New York. II
contains no Sspecialties, no horse play,
no! twnddlc. but Is II sparkling, bright
comedy, full OF Ingenious complications.
witty lines. and containing that ele-.
msnt OF spontan!ety, capable OF pro-
ducing infectious laughter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

The season at the Opera House was
opened last night before large audi
ence, the attraction being John W. Vo-
gel and Arthur, Deming's Big Minstrels.
The show made decided hit; the jokes
are new. the songs catchy, the music
tuneful, the. costumes brilliant and
rich, and altogethe" Messrs. Vogel and
Deming have n minstrel show that will
please their friends everywhere. and
they're legion. The lnlmitable Deming,
and the scarcely less amusing John
Queen were the stars of the evening.
There isn't a dull moment sandwiched
anywhere into this company's exceed
ingly lively programme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
THE BETHANY FAIR
Opens Auspiciously With Large At
tendance and an Abundance Of At
fractions - General Howard to
Sneak Thara Tb;e a ftarnoon


Speak There This Afternoon.
The first Bethany fair was opened
yesterday, and 1t was indeed an auspi-
cious opening. The attendance for the
first day far exceeded the expectations
of the management. To-day, with the
speech Of General o. O.. Howard in con-
nection. the attendance is expected to
reach 5000. and Thursday 5000, or
more.
The cattle entries are numerous and
Of high merit; the stalls are full, and
others were being built last night to
accommodate additional entries expect
ed this morning. The races are all fill
ed, and the management has put on a
running race Tor Thursday afternoon.
The exhibit of sheep is fine. and
there are specimens from West Vir-
ginia, eastern Ohio and western Penn
sylvania.
In the ladies' department the entries
are especially attractive. There are a
number Of very handsome silk quilts.
The exhibition OF needle-work Is very
fine
The report that an injunction would
be secured by the race track contrac
tor. restraining the association from
using, Its track was without founda-
ttlon. AS stated in yesterdays Intelli-
fgenCer, Judge Hervey declined 10 Issue
the injunction applied for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
The Banda Rossa.

SCREENINGS famous Banda Rosa
gave two performances ut the
Wheeling Park Casino yesterday after
noon and evening, TO large and appre-
:ciatire audiences. The evening pro-
gramme was exceedingly popular with
the large and cultured audience that
assembled, and Conductor SCREENINGS
oblIging disposition in responding TO
encores had much to do with the en-
joyment. OF the occasion. 1t Is one OF
the most capable and artistic musical
organizations That has visited Wheel
Ing. and its re-nppaarancc ut any time
In the future Will be warmly welcom-
ed. .,.s, ~ n esl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
GOLDEN EAGLE KNIGHTS.
Holding Their Grand Lodge Meeting
in Wheeling This Week ~ Many
Visiting Delegates in Attendance.
Iadies' Grand Temp1e Tnet;trted

4-adiSS NiGAo 4eliple 1uStltCteu,lrF "a
The annual meeting OF the West Viz
ginla grand lodge OF the knights OF the
Golden Eagle was opened yesterday
morning ut l. o. o. f. hall, with an adj
dress of welcome by Mayor Sweeney. to
which response was made by Past
Grand Chief Richard Woods, of Hunt
ington. AT the morning session routine
business not of interest TO the general
public was transacted. and In the after
noon the visiting delegates were taken
in special Elm Grove cars to beautiful
Wheeling Park. where several hours
were spent pleasantly, many attending
the Banda Rosa concerts.
Last evening, the grand castle insti-
tuted gnnd temple OF the ladies
branch of the order. The ceremonies
were very impressive, and were wit
messed by several hundred members OF
the order. At the conclusion OF the
ceremonies of institution. the visitors
were entertained at the castle OF Car
field Castle. on the South Side.
The meeting Will continue two or
three days. Tonight n banquet will be
rendered the visitors by the local mnm-
hers Of the order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
River Tclegrams.

OIL C1TY-River & inches ana rta-
tionary. Weather, clear and pleasant.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q feet Inches
and stationary. Weather. clear and
warm. Jacobs and Dewey down We'd
nesday. Woodward and Cherry up.
( ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feet and
stationary. Weather. clear and warm.
. BROWNSVlLLE-Rivcr feet G
Inches ind stationary.
Observation-Disclosures 25 feet and
falling Weather. clear and warm.
: sTEUBENNlLLE-River feet ,
inches and stationary. Weather. clear
and warm. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
'"Northern Lights" To-day.

The production of Eagles Nest at
the Grand last night, given With the
same close attention to detail and with
the same elaborate mounting as the
opening performance Monday night,
pleased large audience. 1t is already
a matter. of frequent comment that the
Ideals give productions nj ten. twenty
and thirty cents that are superior to
many so-called high class enertain-
ments, for which many times the price
OF admission is charged. One of the
best bills of the wcek-the superb seem
Ic, meledrama, Northern Lights
be presented at the matinee and night
performance to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
I7lsll- n y ~ N
The TYLER Primary.

Special Dispatch to the lntelllgencer.
SISTERSVILLE. W. Va, Sept. A.
The Republican primaries were held In
Tyler county to-day and a very ho.
fight was waged. there being three can.
didates for sheriff, three for prescott.
ing attorney, tworor the Legislature an.
three for assessor. Grimm was ~
nominee for sheriff: Lowry for the leg.
islature: Underwood for prosecuting at.
torney, and Long for assessor. A very
heavy vote was polled and from all In.
dications Tyler county will roll up q
larger Republican majority this year
than In 1896. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
RoUsING MEETING i.
Held by Congressman Frser and 9th.
ers at st. MarY,s !.

"a
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelllgenccr.
ST. MARY's. w. Va. sept. i-Ts,
Republican campaign was opened h
Peasants county Tonight with an Il.
thusiastic meeting which was held 4.
the court house. Thousands of pe,ol,
listened to magnificent addresses i,
Congressman Romeo II. Freer, Hn.
James A. Hughes, Hon.. P. A. shars.,
and Hon. G. B. Gibbons.
The Republican county convention
will be held here tomorrow, Their.
is much interest and many candidate,
and the convention promises to be e1.
citing. Party workers are confident
that the eounty.will be safely, RepublI.
can. ~ I, 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
THE ROUGH RIDERS.
A Well Attended Meeting Of tho Com.

A Well Attended Meeting of tho Com
mittec in Charge of the Movement,
at Which Great Progress is Made
The Prospects for Success are
Bright.
Last1eyenins, at Republican head
quarters, l5l5 chapline street, well ut
tended meeting of the committee In
charge sof the movement to organize u
Republican Rough Rider Regiment, was
held, presided over by DR.. II. b. Dagu-
lcy,@ith All. c. Davis ut the srcre,ary's
desk. The committee ls composed OF
the followingaG. w. Otto. OF ,Xashing-
ton district;3w, II, Higgins, of MadI-
son; John L. schcllhasc ana Charles
Williams, of Clay; Richard Robertson,
OF Unions Philip lsaehmann, OF Centre;
George pnyln1ey, Of Webster; Ben
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05

Honecker. OF, Richie; George Humps
rey, Of Triadelphta; 8. S. Gardner, Of
Liberty; Porter Glass, OF Richlnnd.
4 1t was decided that each member Of
the committee would confer with his
member Of the county committee. aud
request that meetings be called in each
district for next Monday night, NJ
which the plan and object Of the Rough
Rider Organization will be explained
and the organization OF companies
urged. Il
II was decided to name the orgnnlza-
5tionthe. Ohio County Republican Rough
Riders. III II
/. The officers of each company will con-
sIst OF captain, three ,iieltenants to be
elected by the company; five sergean:s
and a corporal for each squad Of eight,
the non-coms to be elected by the COM
spany or appointed BY the captain, as
may be determined. 7 III I. I
The committee was made permanent.
with DR.. Baguley as chairman and a.
C. Davis as secretary. i23 Il
The uniform is to be the regulation
army Khaki, with yellow faclngs. The
companies will be equipped with the
Sgun-torch. sfs
The position of the companies in the
line or march will be regulated by the
date of their organization.
I The meeting resulted In much good,
and the success OF the Rough Rider
movement now seems assured. Mem
3bershlp blanks may be had on applica-l
ton. at congressional committee head
quarters, 1915 chapline street, or froc1
A. c. Davis. secretary Of the Rough
Riders committee also from members
of the committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
Pekin Must Not be Evacuated.

I: NEW YORK, Sept. i.-The Rev, NJ.
Dodd, one Of the secretaries of the ",
E. missionary society, received the FOL.
lowing cablegram from; Shanghai 10
day, signed Central China
Protest government against eyafa'
alton Pekin and recognition Ii Hung
Chang. Both disastrous. to missions
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
TO WAIT ON mr.. GEORGE.
Ohio County Senatorial confcrees
Name Committee to Confer With
Samuel George, Of Wellsourg, To-

uay. .s'e 5fli.ss. ~ 81
The twenty senatorial conferees who
will represent Ohio county II the First
senatorial district convention on sutur-
day, at Wellsburg. met yesterday af-
ternoon at the city building, and dis
cussed the situation. The result was
the appointment of a committee that is
to wait on Mr.. George to-day. and con-
fer with him as to his continuance in
the race for the nomination. 1t will be
represented to Mr.. George that there. is
a strong opposition to him in this coun-
ty, owing to his alleged record as an
employer of non-union labor, and Il; Is
said that he will be asked to withdraw,
In the interest.of party success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
Sold Rooze without Licepsle.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer. 4.
sISTERsVILLE, WA ssnt.,4.-J.
II. Huey was arrested ut Middlebouu'
this afternoon by Marshal Stout
Petersburg, on a warrant charging
him with selling liquor without H.
cense during the Tyler countytfair held
there last week. He was taken TO Par.
kersburg tonight, where he will be Civ.
en- a hearing before 5thesunitea State.
commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
RErusE.To WORK.
Members of Amalgamnted Wood
Workers Object to Nine Hour Law.

Z CHICAGO. Sept. 4.-one thousand
members of the amalganated wood
workers union refused to so 10 WORK
to-day because OF the expressed deter.
mination of the manufacturers to re-.
turn to the nine-hour working day. As
a result 81 shops out OF aftotal Of 10 are
idle, Il having signed the eight hon
agreement. Any attempt to employ
non-union men, accoring to the wood
workers officials, Will be followed By
sympathetic strikes of the engineeH
of the various factories.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
To Consider Anthracite Situation.

10 0O1Is1ueR IN itt1lR q WIG u
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept, "A meeting
of the national board Of the United
Mine Workers will be held here to-HoE.
row to consider2it the anthracite stiua'
ton. II is stated that strike; will pro-
badly be ordered Thursday, TO becoms
effective on Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05

N. f. Whitaker,
Geo. a. Lnushlin.
DR.. E. A. Hildreth,
FranksW. Bowers, {
James P. Maxwell,
]. A. jefferson. IA
Frank Stanton, l1
A. L. Bauer, g.
II. w. Fair,
Richard Robertson.
n. Schultz.
DR.. George Otto. i
Prof. H. Schockey,
j. r. Butts, F..5
Peter Bachmann,
Jesse jackson. y
u. W., Peterson, "
!. II. Rosenberg.
H. +. Behrensi
Michael Grogaa,
Samuel johnson,
VIM. NJ Baird.
VIM. j. Hamilton. {
DR.. H. Fl. Harrison,
c. H. Gclger. y
C. H. Watkins. sr.,
DR.. W. c. Etzler,
james McCahon, sr.
John x. List,
Vim. II. GIL. mr..
.Wm. G. Caldwell,
George Zcigier.
s. o. Boyce. f5t5
Chris. Tlnmm
DR.. d. II. Sti.lr'--.I,
John McGanno
Fred Miller. Il
Jos. Fl. Purcell,
John Wallace,
DR.. c. A. Wlngcrter.
+. Scllenk, -
Henry Schmulbach,
Chas. Z. Van kuren
Chrs. Williams,
DR.. ]. L. DickeY,
G. L. Crnnmer.
DR.. s. L. Jepson.
A. r. Campbell,
Jesse B. Dixon.
w. L. Jones.
e. f. DannenberC.
Henry Schrabe.
Chris. Khlbltzer,
w. II. Travis,
DR.. J. G. Walden,
WIN. Ashworth.
c. F. Schultze,
c. D. Thompson,
Henry Kerns,
Geo. McMcchcn.
c. p. Hamilton,
Geo. Crumbacker,
Raymond Bauer,
Jos. spcidcl, i
NJ. Jeffcrs,
NJ. Horkhelmcr,
N. iG. Fell, 3
fOliver Bellcvillc.
Frank W. Wright,
Geo. NJ. Ford.
Daniel West.
IaTry HOOKING,
i. n. Work.
W. d. !McMechsn,
Geo. Humphreys,
U. NJ. Hervey.
Edward Atkinson,
Charles Scibcrt,
4 H. l.. Loos. t.
VIM. Mccormack,
q. ". Hand.
i, c. Bnde,
T. NJ. Gnrvin.
james Fl. Beans.
VIM. d. Jolinson,
Henry +. Jones,
Bernie Mcclure.
]. G. Duncan, "
]. L. Frazier,
The chairman OF
named later in the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-05
Piano bargains.

One Huntington Pinno slightly shop
worn, Mahogany case; this week Mt
time, only $3.50. fSg I
+. W. BANNER co.