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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-29
NEARLY GoRED TO DEATH.
WINS Kirk. a well-Knovn Farmer
of Bangor Township, Has a Rough

ofBangor Township, Has Rough
Exper,ence.
wills king well known farmer of
Bangor township. residing on his farm
,wn miles west of Bangor L living ali
his home SUFFERING from injuries sus-
tanned from goring by a vicious bull.
Mr.. Kirk was in the COW lot feeding his
stock when the bun attacked MIN and
before he could get out of his way was
felled TO the ground and placed in po4
sition so that he was unable to defend
himself. Mr.. Kirk owes his life to The
family dog, which accompanied his
master to the barnyard. and which at
tackled the bull from the rear when the
savage animal was soring MIR. Kirk
The bulls attention was thus diverted
from the man TO the dog. giving MIR
Kirk time to get OUT OF the way. The
injured man will be laid up for some
time, having suffered a disioeation Of
the shoulder blade, besides bruises
over his entire body.
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Rem Estate ranslers.
~. +. shlush eo hef'iia hasiiaus' 4oss
sii'd = pspsk 4, ls,'fa'lu' s-o"'
"a y. hotiilaii aha Wiie % Finite
SCENE, par OF lol L Dlock - fSiee :
aease,oH, ssVy'
A. :. Brown ana VIE 10 trustees
FIRST -hethoaist sas'reh OF sSale '.sHlsl'
.oss :. . a'iu y . - = go ,
y, lVo.
Nit!iam %. s'swafo ana Miis. y
i.Strant ~. Aaai'lsoii, .at a-a -sessa aeis's
in Taylor township, a's9o.
AhafeW Wear Sii'i Viz % 'a i'its
| " =,
Quarry, W
1 e'ren Munson ana VIE 70 y. W l ,l.fS
| hurst lot y, DOCK I Nhsol o. : .suo7aiVis-
ION, south MafshalssoMsi, s'oV.
Anna NJ. Helsingss 81 az. 70 sylvester
SSssiiiani., ~, = piqss = 80
David Blackburn, ana VIE 70 oaso J
=. q eklhsoh, easi h"1ses y. 'os' ~ =
piock y q. tA'lsii9As si.e .,.
4 w + smith ana tA'''ailaa = raiiilsn
TO FRITZ peppe, one acre IN iiiioss
4 Creek townshlp 90
DaVio y. Wiilta8',7 a"u w - :. =
Weber, lot L, BLOCK ., Ahsoh 5 l9als ~
sub DIVISION, south Masstlaiisosi' 49,
LIZZIE Ilefsoofti 70 =. PEI opii
land IN bahsof sNM iisAaip' -. :,
g. w. Weselake ana Mlls anu 8 z
Lewis ana VIE 10 isoss y so On. ~
2. piocR :, I" ssA''is' ? 80 oiisi ~ - :
j $500
i Jesse FAINTER anu we 70 Marina :
0lafk, 10y = piosA s'1''S'st te ~
afdition, $500
i J. y Wiley TO s.. T, blessoofh' 4o's
4 and y DOCK 2, l-'ssos'1p' go
/ William e. Mnesier ana VIE, 9
kossuth county, 10 Aine1la ana I,ys III !,
Stahaatu, iV.s :, - 800
ford 4 Tripps ADDITION TO Albion' s'oo
4 Frank Brennseke 70 Y, >. feeRhaii
land in Tas,iof soN slship' ss,'
Ann Amelia Rlegies and husband o
Marion county. Kansas, 10 MaISiaa :,
Dewey, lot o. pioeA D hotth MarsHaii
$500.
George r. Kirby 70 9. Hutsol
and S. Hu'sen lol . ptoek = hifos
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OBITUARY.
Reynolds.

To-
w. j. Reynolds, aged IS, a member OF
the Iowa Soldiers Home, died this fore
noon at 10 O'Clock in the hospital, as the
result. of heart failure, caused by gen
eral debility. Veteran Reynolds has
been a member of the Home since De-
Gerber, 1880. He was born in Bristol
Conn. and was never married. He frs,
enlisted in his country's service March
4. 1861. at Warren. H.. as a private IL
Company 6. Third Missouri cavalry. Or
NOV. l. 1854. a the expiration Of his
term, he was discharged at st. Louis
and on March Z. 1865 at Warren, Ill.
re-enlisted in Company f. Fourth regi-
ment. First army corps. United States
veterans He served The full term OF
his second enlistment and was dis
charged at Louisville, Ky. March 81
1866. The funeral Will be held from ths
Home chapel Friday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-29

NJ. B. Smith, Butternut, Mich says:
'DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
very best pills 1 ever used for costive-
ness. liver and bowel troubles. All
druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18
Tax Notice.

4 j. q = u II Z
WHEELING, W. Va, August 1s. 1900.
Notice Is hereby given 10 the follow
Ing persons to appear before tho COM
mittee on equalization and appeals
Monday morning, August 20, $780, ut 8
o'clock o. M, and show cause, II any
there be. why their assessment should
not be Increased,
Mcclure Hotel Co., Thos. Stone, Louis
Stone, William Stone. George E. Sufel
6: Co.. B. X. McMechen, ]. II. Locke
Shoe Co., William Emblem. James En-
blem. Charles w. Paxton, P. ,Welty &
Co.. House & Hermann. Palace Furni-
ture Co., Mendel &: Co.. Alexander &
Co.; Stone G Thomas. Wheeling Pot
terry Co.. Warwick Pottery Co.. Admr.
{Truschel Estate, Wheeling Register. In
,tclligencer Publishing Co.. Wheeling
News Louis Colmar, City Bank, Shelf
Brothers. South Side Bank. Schmulbach
5Deiapiaiu Dry Goods Co., Novelty Eiec-
trio Co., Flaccus Brothers, ]. NJ. Gra-
ham. Peabody Ins, Co. Agency, James
L. Hawley, Baer. Sons Grocer Co.,
Wheeling Electric Co.. E. B. Potts. Ma
tlonal Tube Co., Beltz Sons Co, ]. J.
Reilly. 0. T. Rhodes. C. T. Adams Co..
n. Frank & Son. H. E. Sands, W. a.
Wilson 6 Son. Wheeling Bridge Co.,
Wheeling 6 Belmont Bridge Co.,
,Schaefer & Dr!ehorst, Edgerton Vance.
j. N. Vance, II. W. Banner Co.. L. ".
Blond. National Exchange Bank. Peo-
pies Bank. Bank OF Wheeling, CONNER
clal Bank, Bankof Ohio Valley, German
Bank. Dollar Savings Bank, Germnrin
Half Dollar Bank, Wheeling Title &
Trust Co, F. schenk & Sons, Bloch
Brothers. 7. T. Hutchlsson & Co., W. II.
Chapman G. Sons. Wheeling Corrugat-
Ing Co. JOHN C. STRoEBEL,
5E a. II Chairman.
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X. ~ !, y .ssll ef71l 5llli
5eotfsra dam from which the fast en-
: als4lg water Is eteeted}by an Immense,
I syphor pump. The improvements are
very extensive. and on their face might
Indicate y dictate that the Baltimore & Ohio
" would 9l use the old passenger station site
on South street. but 1t Is learned that
az tllII; this work is being done for the
purpose pun E,ta Of giving the company increas-
ed facilities "a: for the handling Of freight
ct g Its freight station, also located on
South ,sll street. It has no connection with
g passenger station, unless the Balt-
more e : ohlo's application to use the
Terminal s7 ms sta tlon should be turned down
by . the Pennsylvania people, which is
not within within the range OF probabilities.
AS General Superintendent Fitzgerald
says. an official announcement Of the
,.company's plans may be expected soon.
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AT o'clock this morning It was re-
ported from the City hospital that the
condition OF Henry Downey, OF Fair
mont, was encouraging and showed In
proyement. The patient was asleep at
that hour. Downty is one OF the men
shot at Falrmont last Saturday by the
negroes. Thomas and Campbell, who
We're brought here. owing to the fear
that they would be lynched by Fair
mont citizens. <.
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SUGGESTIONS TONIGHT.

Republicans Will Meet in the Several
Districts and Make Suggestions for.
Delegates to the County Conven-,
ton.
z This afternoon at 2 O'clock, In Lib,
erty and Richland districts. and to-
night at o'clock In the city districts
and Triadelphia district. mass sugges-
ton meetings Of the Republicans of
Ohio county VIII be held for the pur-
pose Of suggesting names to be voted
for as delegates to the county conven-
ton Mt the primary to be held i. next
Saturday. The meetings will be held
in the following places:
Washington Distrlct-Vigllant engine
house. 4 n
Madison District-Island hose house.
Z Clay Dlstric.-odd Fellows hall.
Union District-Pollce court room.
Centre Dlstrlct-Hartmsnn's Hail.,
corner Of Twenty-thlrd and Market
streets. : 5; ",
Webster District-Pythian Castle.
Richie Dlstrict-Kpoke's hall, No.
s5ls Jacob street.
Trladelphla Dlstrict-K. Of P. hall.
Elm Grove.
Liberty, Dlstrict-centre school house.
Richland Dlstrict-Brick school house.
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EXCURSION TO CHICAGO.
Via Baltimore 6 Ohio, Account Ma
tional Encampment G. A. r,

q August rs to 80. inclusive. the Balti-
more & Ohio will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling to Chicago and return
ut rate OF IS Is, valid for return trip
until August 81. BY depositing ticket
with joint agent In Chicago and pay
ment OF a fee OF fifty cents an extension
OF limit mny be obtained until Septcm-
Der 30.
The Baltimore s Ohio is the only line
running through trains-two each way
daily-between Wheeling and Chicago.
For full Information apply to T. c..
Burke, passenger and ticket agent.
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Q:!.he...ya,ts!!llasl,lse,r..
once. 20 ana 81 fourtcentll street,
New Advertisements.

Refrlgerators-Gco.l w. Johnson's Sons,
Special Food for Brains-Fitth Page.
s List of Letters. - +! Y -
Travelling salesman Of Ability.
Typewriter for Sale. NJ n: 81
Always-R. II. List. Z, n ~
Eighth Page. sissy d slc!;S lIIii ~ !,
Light Weight Working Pants-MeFad-
!. Thirty White Tafteta SILK waists-Gco.
Z. Stifel Y Co.--Fifth Page. Esfj5 81 b =.
Page. Il siS =. :
5 We Wish to Purchase at Once. e, .
II You Arc 10 Want OF Good, Reliable
Side Shoe Store. d ii37 y
l, New Holland fierring-H. r. Behrens
Company. ~ a m ~. :
SehoolIWheellns Business College.
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Theile viii Recover.

Henry TheIle, the man who tried to
commit suicide at Pearltown, near the
mouth OF Boggs' Run, early yesterday
morning, did not regain consciousness
until 10 O'Clock. He was In pretty bad
shape. but will RECOVER. he has shown
signs OF dementia for some time past
and only the other day he smashed
cooking-st stove. saying the stove belong
ed to him and the other members of the
family used 1t as much as he did.
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RUN ON TROUSERS,

Just closed out at a great sacrifice
100 mill ends ,Trouserings, which
we will make to order on short no.
tice at the low price of $5.o ana
$500. Regular price So, SO, $40.
See north window. 81 & &
G. HESS Is SONS, \
fashionable Tnilors and Furnishers,.
1921 and 1928 Market Street.
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To.dav,s Benefit Game.

This afternoon on the Island ball park
the travelling salesman Of the east
side OF Main street will cross bats with
those Of the west Side, and an interest
ing game is promised. The proceeds OF
the game VIII go for the benefit OF
Charles Miller. one OF Wheeling,s old
est candy statesmen. who has been sick
for several months at his home on
Twentieth street. 4
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r. clerk Rob,ertson,s oflcs.

Yesterday. in Clerk Robertson soilice
the following were recorded:
Deed. made July %. 1900; by David NJ.
Alexander and wife to Florence Mikes;
consideration, $500: transfers piece OF
property at Greggsville.
The certificate OF. incorporation OF the
National Roofing and corrugating Com
pnny was recorded. S
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Max srolowitz's Court.

Justice Max sroiowitz handed down a
decision, in the case Of Sarah Brown. n
dusky Second ward damsel. charged by
Carrie Howard. an ebony-hued feml-
nine Of the same ward. with using pro
fame language. Sarah was fined 81 and
costs.
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IN THE CHURCHES.

y L li y
Rev. L. Alllnger, pastor Of the Ger
man Methodist Episcopal church. hay.
ingsreturned from an extended trip to
the southern part Of Indiana, his old
home. VIII occupy hts pulpit Sunday
morning and evening, as usual. l
Simpson NJ. Z. church, Rev. ]. w.
Waters. pastor-Preaching at 1880 a.
NJ and S p. m. Sunday school at Q d.
M, II. B. Clemens, superintendent.
lPentecostal meeting DIT A p. M, led by
Mrs. Carrie Berry. z, ~ 50 \
North Street NJ. E. church-sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Preaching at 1880
am, By the pastor, c. b. Graham, on
the topic. Closing OF a Noble Life" In
the evening the Epworth League will
hold q devotional meeting at o'clock.
The topic OF Mr.. Graham's evenlngsser-
mon will be. The Fast Young Man,
st. Luke's P. E. church-Servlces Will
be conducted by, the rector. Rev. Jacob
Nottingham, at 1880 a. m. and 1850 p.
m. & y
Babilla Y. Aneer, n native Armenian,
educated ut Lane Seminary, will Ice
ture Sabbath morning, It'll o'clock, In
the Vance Memorial church.. His sub
Ject Is Missionary Work Among the
Persian People, "icontrasting their con.
dition now with that before the Begin
ming OF mission work among them.
There Will be no other public service on
that day. Sabbath school at 10 a. M. s
Zane Stree, NJ. e. church-Class
meetings at $3.50 ar public worship
at 1880 a. M, Rev. C. H. Molony. pastor,
Sunday school at 2 p. m; public wor-
ship at 7:4S p. m. Rev. W. ]. Hardness
Phi. D. y.
First Christian church-Rev. C. M,
Oliphant. the pastor, is on a vacation.
Rev. a. Linkletter, OF Moundsville, will
preach, both morning and evening. Sun.
day school at $3.50 a. M: Young Peoples
Society of Christian Epdeavor at 6:45 p.
M, led by Memick Truxell. topic, Woes
OF the Drunkard," Quarterly temper.
ance, meeting). Prayer meeting on We'd
nesday evening.
Y DIDN'T " t., ta1a, 10,
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Held to the Grand Jury.

In Justice Rogers court yesterday,
the cases Of George Day and William
Blincoe, charged with stealing IS 40
from William spooner, was heard.
They were bound over to the grand
jury in the sum Of $500 each.
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THE STATE FAIR.
Many Entries Are Being Received in
the Several Departments, and the
Exhibits Will Eclipse Anything:
Seen Mt Former Fairs. X


Entries are coming in rapidly In the
several departments OF the West vir-
glnia state fair. which opens on Sep
TENDER 10, and Secretary Hook. In the
course OF chat yesterday afternoon.
said he was confident that the coming
fair would eclipse Its predecessors in
all departments.
The testtof the electric lighting ar
rangements on the grounds for the
night sessions. which was to have
been given next Monday evening, has
been postponed until later in the, week.
probably Thursday or Friday. owing to
the inability of 6the Mountain State
Electrical Company to finish the work
earlier. Secretary Hook announces that
II 1t is shown at the test that more
than two OF the 10000 candle-power
search lights are needed to illuminate
the track, during the hippodromei races,
one or two additional search lights will
be put In. III
The entries in the several depart
ments close ass follows: Il
Observation-Disclosures 4, at II
p. m. a
2. Live stock-September 6, at p. m. I
Poultry-September 10. at 2 pm.
Dog Show-September s. at p. m.
Fruits and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10,
at 10 a. M, except cut flowers. which
close September II, at . p. m.
q JellIes. flour, bread and cake depart
ment-september 10, at 5 p. m.
&zWoman's work-september 5, at 5 p.
m.
Amateur OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10.
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Special excursion tickets to Denver,
Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Glenwood
Springs. Colorado and 10 Salt Lake
City and Ogden, Utah. Will be sold from
Chicago via Chicago, Milwaukee. and
St. Paul railway. on August q and
September 4 and IS. 1900. ut rate OF
one fare plus Sc for the round trip.
1 Good to return until October 81. 1900. fsi
( For further information Gull on on
address W. S. Howell, G. z. P. A.. ISL
Broadway, New York. or John R. Pott,
ID. P. a., iS6 William street, Williams
port. Pa. w&s
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rnrt Atlantic ON ExcuEgIon.

WIN Baltimore G.ahlo. Tbhrsdny.Eat,u ~.
gust %. Ferc tgt tic rounl trip ~,
Tickets. good aiSt{ an days ma soou !,
atopioff mt Philadelphia. Blltiinore INV
Washington, returning. Itaina INV ny,
baltimore q Ohio station .ls;2o mn VI. VI,
%. m. and 5:2p p. Ia. For sleepins s y,
Rpnccj npply,nt one 10 II, z. Burkv, qua uis-
Eengcr and stlelicU nEent t y, !.
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G. A. r. Chicago Excursions via
Pennsylvania Lines.

August 26 to 20. Inclusive. IS 20 {cx-
cursion tickets will be sold from Wheel
ing Via Pennsylvania Lines to Chicago
FOR q. A. II. annual cncampmcnt. hp.
My TO John @. Tomlinson, Ticket Agent,
tension ofreturn limit, etc. 1s-ao-2a.21
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ADMINISTRATION
Of the Warehouse Charges May Be
Demanded at the Hands Of Council!
J. BY Chief of Police Clemons

IN addition toIsuing Councilman John
sWaterhonse for $4,000 damag ss.3 on u, the
score of the ,latter's charge in open
council 6 last Tuesday night that the po-i
nee were receiving bribes from tina
liquor dealers association, It IS learned
that Chief ,Clcmans Is considering ths
adv 'Ess billy Of demanding ut the hands
OF council an Investigation Of the,
charges made by Mr.. Waterhouse. Chief
cienians told a Democratic councilman
that he would probably take this ac-.
,tion. 9iit,.
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a MEMBER ofthe facultywiIl pc at
the L!nsly Institute Building aaily. iroih
1880 tD,li;S0sa. nj. where MI new NV,
dents can be! cnr4lied and courses \ o. !,
study arranged. }t
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We have fitted more tilnn twenty
thousand pairs Of Spectncles, giving us
u record and experience unct iialledb by!
niiy% other optlcian In West Virginia.
Guaranteed. SO .fEss.ilis
JACOB W.GRUBB, Opttcinn.
800 No. 1aOU Market Stroet.
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Opening, To-day.

Tho formal opening OF the National,
at No. 1916 Main street, r, II. Kurtz;
proprietor, has been set for Saturday.
August Is. 1t will be conducted In n
flrst-class, up-to-date manner, and pa
irons are assured OF courteous trent
b ~ Ell u. p =
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We can cite you a number OF CURES
we have made In cases OF HAY FEE
YER, but NOT ONE FAILURE.
TRI-STATE
OSTEoPATH1C fINsTITUTE. IN
Tenth and Main Streets. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18

I BODILY pain loses It's terror II you've.
a bottle OF DIR. Thomas Electric OIL in
the house. Instant relief In cases of
burns, cuts, sprains, accidents OF any
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18

WHEELING PARK tomorrow af.
ternoon. Concert and Songs by
Charles zulauf. Evening Band
Concert.
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II HAD a running, itching sore on
my leg. Suffered tortures. Donns
Ointment took away the burning and
itching Instantly and quickly effected
permanent cure" c. w. Lcnhart, Bowl
ing Green, O.-3 80 X 80 ,rftS e ( 7
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WHEELING PARK tomorrow af-
ternoon. Concert and Songs by
Charles Zulauf. Evening Band
Concert. 4,
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s.0.T8T' mo- : = = Rs.
The Lewis Funeral.

The funeral OF The late Thomas II.
Lewis occurred yesterday afternoon
from the family residence. South Penn Penn
street, Island, and was largely attend
ed by borrowing ftlends. 1t was under
heausplces OF ths colored Odd Fellows,
who turned out in force, accompanied
by the Opera House,band. Rev, Mess N,a.
Bently, Waters and Brl,tiEshnm were
in charge OF the services. The pail
bearers were Thornton Yates. J, r.
Dungeon. George &. KING, ]. McHenry
Jones. Frank ". Wright and .. I. Gag Gas
kens. a 3. .s ~. ~. = "A
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WE give ono weeks trial OF our
school free; Cont md try; us week;
IT will cost you rothIng, and you VIII
get an, idea OF what. up.to-date Inc'h ''lt
VIII accomplish ~. Z
b. ISIS Market Street.
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WHEELING PARK tomorrow af-
ternoon. Concert and Songs BY
ChaTlcs zulsuf.i Evening Band
Concert. z.
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Zane Stree, NJ. E. church-Class
meetings at $3.50 a., M: public worship
at 1880 q. M, Rev. C. H. Molony. pastor.
Sunday, school sat2 p. m; public wor-
ship at 7:45 p. m. Rev. W. ]. Hardness,
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.LOOKSsLlKE
TERMINAL SAYS
FITZGERALD.
General Superintendent Admits That
Baltimore 6 Ohio Will Likely
Use Union Station. u
Observation-Disclosures
Is his Reply When Pressed for Fur.
Their Information-Vtsit Of All
the B. & o.'s 53
GENERAL SUPEPlNTENDENTS
.'3

w., sts4 s III Y
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Amateur Observation-Disclosures Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-29
listing her home At St. clairsville juno

visiting her home at st. clairsville juno
tion.
At the colored Baptist church at 7so
this evening, Mr.. Clarence Walters and
Miss Laura Williams will be united in
marriage by Rev. VIM Toney.
In Justice Edwards's court W. L.
Koontz was given a verdict for 500 for
damage caused by trespassing by H H
Cox.
Mrs Mary Carroll. of Wheeling, spent
Sunday with her father, L. NJ Hood, on
Cedar avenue
Charles Brantner has arrived home from
business trip through Pennsylvania
Joseph Loudenslager. of Tiffin, Ohio
was here on legal business yesterday.
Mr.. Loudenslager was formerly in busi-
ness in this county, and was a recognized
leader of Democracy in West Virginia
John Parriott, of Jefferson county, will
be discharged from the Penitentiary to-
day.
The first clip of wool was brought in by
Glenn Jefferson and sold to ]. A. Boyd
yesterday
Charles Hood and family have returned
to their home at New Cumberland after
spending few days here.
Miss Myra Hodgman has returned home
from attending the seminary at Washing
ton, Pa.
The entire plant of the Fortoria will be
off Wednesday to give the employees an
opportunity to go to Steubenville and
other places where exercises will be held.
S. B. Blair is sick with typhoid fever at
his fathers home on Blair's ridge.
Mrs. ]. T. McCombs and daughter,
Grace. have arrived home from Allegheny
where they have been for several weeks
DR.. T. r. Rodgers and wife are visiting
friends in Maryland and Delaware.
The U. r. K Of P. had an interesting
meeting last evening and initiated several
candidates. They have disposed of nearly
all the tickets for the excursion on We'd
nesday and only require good weather to
make 1t success, both socially and finan-
cially.
The engineering corps of the p, c. &
w. railroad company have finished the
first survey and will begin the final sur
vey at this end of the line tomorrow or
Thursday. 1t is expected that every
thing will be in shape to award contracts
for building the road within few weeks
Robert Kimple, who fiourished his gun
on Saturday night and threatened to
shoot Frank Tigglebeck for intimacy with
his Gximple's) wife, was tried by Mayor
Parkinson yesterday morning and releas-
ed with a reprimand.