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Evening journal., 1900-05-28
Ared NIason Entertains
speeIal to I'D Evenlng Journal

New Castle, May 2S.-About fifty
members of the Masonic fraternity Of
Wilmington spent yesterday with
Thomas Green. below the city. Mr..
Green is about rs years OF age. and al
though ne has been an active Mason for
many years. the inhrmities of age now
prevent him from active work In the
order. Music was furnished BY E. L.
Evening journal., 1900-05-28
solemn NIass CeIebratcd

Solemn requiem mass was celebrated
In St Pauls r. c. Church at 9 o'clock
this morning for the repose Of the soul
of the late Father M. X. Fallon.
Evening journal., 1900-05-28
Iniured nr Runawar Horse
speelal Do tha EvenIng Journal

CTTIITI
Laurel. May 26.-George Bacon
while attempting to stop runaway
horse belonging TO G. w. Wiley, was
run over and seriously hurt DR.. E.
H. Farlow was summoned and dressed
his injuries. He will possibly recover.
Evening journal., 1900-05-28

One High School girl; Grammar School srl and
for a Primary School girl
The contest will open at and close on June rsh
The plan follows:
The High girl gets greatest sub
scbers Evening Journal for eight weeks will receive
a chanless Columbia bicycle Of the model Of 1900
The Grammar School girl who obtains the highest number of sub
scbers for eight will chaine Colum-
bia bicycle Of the model of 1900
The Primary School girl obtains largest of
bers will have the choice of Columbia Hartford bicycle but
whether shall hainless depend of
the child because the Evening Journal giving
chaness machine but because they made small
She will receive the best Columbia Hartford wheel which
ridden by a child OF her size.
In Of tie among the the
the parents natural guardians of the trying shall
eide what method shall be used break the tie days after the
contest has closed.
That child need work for nothing
each subscriber turned the for eight weeks will be
allowed.
The Evening Journal deliver papers any part
Of the city All the choohid has to do is send this Office
Of the following ubstaton
scrber eight
ined She also the address and of
school she attends in order that she be classified and credited
properly in the voting contest
Only subscribers Evening Journal counted
and the schoolgirls not in the of those already
take the paper.
Begin work among your eghbos and
in your subscriptions as fast you get them
sUB-sTATIoNs
EDGAR R A1IABAND Druggist
BucKArAsrER Druggist Fouri
COOK NJ = SEEDS Nassaer Tenth ant
DR. W E SMITH Druggist Fourth an
Df N Var. MOORE Drus't 1901 Della
DR. M v sysa Il soo @ F R:s Hsp'a as
pr % street I DIS raS aSss s ssE 1Eysss . Drs'1
Evening journal., 1900-05-28

Bauer's orchestra on the lawn during
the day, and speeches made by V. "
Harrison. General ]. Parke Postles and
several others.
Evening journal., 1900-05-28

Miss Emma Armstrong gave a dance
in Newark on Friday evening,
Evening journal., 1900-05-28
Special Rates TO Brandywine Springs
via b. a o. II. II. Decoration Day,
May 3Oth

May 80 the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company will sell tickets from
Market Street Station to Brandywine
Springs and return at rate of 20 cents
for the round trip. Tickets will be
good on all trains going and returning
and, good on special train leaving the
Springs at 10 20 D. m, for Wilmington
Evening journal., 1900-05-28
Philadelphia and Chester Steamer,

Steamers City Of Chester and Brandy.
wine leave Fourth street wharf daily
Sundays incuded) at 730 and 1890 a. m.
and 100 and AIS p. m.
Leave Philadelphia. from Pier s. north
above Arch street, at Z. 30 and lois a. m,
80 and 400 p. m.
Change Of fare commencing May 1. Sim
gle ticket, Philadelphia. SOC; excursion
ticket SOC.
Evening journal., 1900-05-28

AR R. ALLABAND. Druggist. A and
Heald streets.
BI1CKMAsTER. Druggist. Fourth
and Poplar streets.
p. SEEDS. Newsdealer Tenth and
Orange streets
w f. SMITH. Druggist, Fourth and
Harrison streets.
THEODORE BECKER, Druggist,
Fifth and Poplar streets.
GALLAGHER. Druggist. Fourteenth
and Market streets.
EBERT 4 STEVENS. Druggists.
Tenth and French streets.
Evening journal., 1900-05-28
BEAUTIFUL PRIZES GIVEN FOR INDUSTRY
These Wheels Will Be on Exhibition in the Window Of
the CapeIe Hardware COmpany'S Bicycle De-
partment, 500 Market Street. Tomorrow
DO YOU WANT A WHEEL7

you do you get you Of three obtain tn
greatest number of subscriptions for Evening Journal
The open every school girl the city Of Wilmington
There will be
Evening journal., 1900-05-28
SUB-sTATIoNs.

GARRETT 8. SMITH Druggist Dela. EDO
ware avenue and DUPONT.
T. %. cARTMELL. Druggist. Sixth and Or
Madison streets.
DR. THOMAS ID. COOK Druggist So AZ
East Tenth street
DIR. HENRY r. SPRUANCE Druggist DIR
Eighth and Lombard streets.
DR.. H. c. MOORE. Druggist. 1901 Della DIR
ware avenue.
DIR. J. W. II. BOONE. Druggist. Iancas- J. j
ter avenue and Franklin street
DR.. W. T. THOMPSON Druggist Lam DR.
caster avenue and Jackson street.
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nlAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

=. souuins dseds we're f1ed scf record in ne
Il 80 Office yesterday;
4 G1Isossn 70 Herbert 8. Upper. a Of set
E3 4 - ssc 70, tp "a n, r Sc. 10 acres, 800.
- 4. keuick and Wits. Alice ~, 20 Herbert
y - ~ g. bloct 20 Yesiss's Second add, aud
~ and "a. Upper 4 Rsnick's Belt Line
z<U uanflson to Herbert 4. Uppss, lot l. block
aG Il NsynsSd's add, Sl0oo.
p ~ 4 g. TO J. p. Jaoobs0. Ia :. block
4 IXfo "a, us.
4 Pr 4. osodddss and husband, 0sores, TO Mora
49, - Of lot 10. block 10. Woods supl plat
- 3 and n. burts's Second add, cep.
& y. CpnaG and husband, Ira w., 10 o, o.
nSxi ~ wife, Casris, u fsse II lcts and {.
5x u Hdu add. N,7n.
- ksghy to Anne q. Freeman, lots q, y,
ii1X 4 lahs visv add, t5s0.
ri = Jchn ". Gillespie. % trusfse and srsc-
~ \ 0skftps Wagner. net sec =. ~ y n. 10 ..
- y Warrington Jones, s1.1 acre IN ssss
IN = y = y. .. O.Ve.
iisas1~ J, stssls spd via. Bessie ~. to
- Bsut1us' add. eo0o.
No. wagner aud wife. Msiis D., 70 the Par
= l1nd Co, lot D. block Is; lot 5, bloch n; iot 5.
- y; iot 10, block n. Biseiow's ada, I'm.
~ q n Miller 10 Seattle Electric Co. HaoeAp
N yUjw D he0fivva's odd, Q.oeu
~ - Ne City 1t Seattle. lots I to L 9 70 n
~ p. Z. Decays Homs add. G.70.0
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rnaryus AND FUNERALS.

- 251xfRy-fn Ballard. July -, IN, A. ".
S1rf aesd 81 years. Of heart failure.
a wrv6ss today at .. n. from the Bal
= WnsehA durrh-
~ - thb city, July n, lsoo. q his late
1{..se ND avenue and Cherry street, Ben
S S3r>sr1 wilmer. aged 50 yean.
cna sorvsess yin take place from the First
Y, Gdp<b Monday. July q, 1900. At D. m. I'M
4. u su1pless Il Olive Branch lodge. No. I, l. o.
:. o11nsa lodge. No .. A. o. q. W.. ass In
- - -
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100 Harvest hands. east Of mountains
nox drivers, sisa' pitchers 81; torksrs,
g separator and engine men, 8. 70 s
board free: light restaurant cock, sac
month. lehprerS and teamsisrS for -. n.
ny. s.. tree pass lAsoTeFs Tor lime cam-
pany. $, hoari 8. second COOK. - AID
borers Tor government work. E-s. or
ST. 50 ard board; summer resort cook,
sse. raach hands. ts and board. city
iaeerers snd teamstsrs, 8. board any
where. ranch hand, 81 and board. chan
mel machine runner fos Alaska 80 ssa
beard esal miuers; 'sc eer ear elilss
NS mill men 5 . ballast meB. y, Y,
free pass. mBl lsoorerA, s.. board D.,
Japanese uess attendants 81 ard
beard. SoveFnment ship. iallsrs. = -.
concrete men, DC per hour, city labor
eFa for box factory saw mil, plasinE
miii. shiugls NH and mai ysrd 50
msnt eeses. ross and Yszier. Fsene,
Main ss&
wANTEp~Nsn and wife e,oss Cor mill
company 81, night Waterman, sse rsill
taglyuan sac. hetei cook sa. nrrssan.
Sc 10 and board peT month. q miu
iah-srer. SO, tree PASS I ~ lAhcrers.
wan ana wife foF sfnSg mill cFes, So
snstneeF s. hrttrs carrrntrFs. per
DAY rae a Arnclds, ue Occidental Ave
Phone Main .si ofsics open from ls 20
u a, W. today
WANTED for 4 s Arms Able soAiei,
=" ritisens % t'-itee state q coed
character and temperate habits ~ho
ear spcSk, reaG snA write Euslfsh; -
FRUITS are specially desired for serv 90
II, f,hulpplnes Fer Information Apply
10 reSrtiitiug assc@g. &a Pioneer bald
tl.e Seattle. wash
wASTEp.~For United States marine
e4srpx, unite4 States naxN, able -hedied
urnSrrls.s fuen % coed habits, sets~ea
axes ~ = and s. must Be cttizsas or
Rave legally declared intention TO be-
cosae citisanS FOR further Information
Apply al marine recruiting ensees room
Na is7 Neslsr way seaitle -
YOUR wife, sister or mother would Ike
pair OF those nice Oxford Ties or
blark or tar vtei kiS they are Noeler
than shoes this warm westher the Nes
Kind &C. Oct them as Northw@stera
shoe Co. SO second avenue
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WANT ADS.

Z A1vssttsements unasr any
hsaAipg IN classaAea columns,
- . weSa each tsseFtioug mIa-
tmum charge. use. C1assinea
Advertisements waning one
uesth without change Of copy,
ol.so Der lsae (sevsn words
eeunt % llne). On three
aenths' order, eI.86 per Iins
Dss nenth, On stu nesths' go.
oss, oi.1O per Dsae Per asstA,
- yearly order. u Per Isns
~ meath.
Observation-Disclosures,
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4 60 = ~ sess issued yesterday for Aria Q.
ssc1: Alfred Adams 60 and Bertha
1ss&S ~. 10th Of Seattle: william r, Nc
RI ~ Nicola Z. Kinney IN. both sf
- NeLsushlin 90 and Lzzas Morgan
1870 Mas lzs). Of Eau Claire. via |:
. ~ ~ and Clara Hating tlsl. both Of
6i niehsrd H. T. Pearss tz3) and
- a., both Of Seattle.
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uoeF-SNrELlaGnNcE WAIT An.
AGEnCIBO.

~ pc-tInseiiissn~er hes s-sahlsshed hrsneh aesu.
~ where classified adverti@smsnss will - peesyed
~ 10 p - sarh DAY The rates charged Of the
0oeA ssenrsss are the same - q the Post Iuteii-
nue1 hs9lness Office. Gosh ads Only wtii b tahen
u tssseh ssences Following IL H. Int Of assnciss
tevhe narsssstss's Arug store.
oessma avsaas aaa Ptks.
Broadway Pharmacy. r. U. Fisher,
nssaaway and janice.
ne~son HsSl Pharnasy. Madison
ssvect aad Fifteenth avesas.
Wa11a Waita Pharmacy, twenty
nsst and Esst Js9ess~o.
Hrowa's Phasmscy. conner Ysslep
esd Dv0aAway.
nhtrt1eCs DruG store. twenty
third sv~ase seuth anA Jsckssa.
schsAtt DssG store, r02a nswen.
eesnev Dassa.
Nersh seattle Pharmacy. Battery
as1 rtsst avsnae.
4. o. 0Uv's Pharmacy, Deuay way
aaa RITA avewsc worth.
o. ,. Cesti0au's Pharmacy, 0assn
Anns avenue asd noy street.
UALLANU.
psssteH's PAssmsey. uailasa ave.
nae.
rnEMONT.
Fremont Drwg Company. lake
street ssa Ewsss avenue.
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now at stud; service fee. sic 100.
We have full stock OF high class Bel
gian hares. does and bucks for sale.
II win pay you TO inspect our hare. and
their credentials.
Exhibition building at No. 800 Fourteenth
avenue. business office. No. Ss Bailey
building.
INQUIRIES by mail receive promp, at
tention.
Reference: Puget Sound National Bank.
BELGIAN HARE COMPANY. LTD.
Seattle. Wash.
BELGIAN HARE COMPANY. LTD.
Importers and Breeders OF High Class
Belgian Hares. =
SEATTLE.
NEW YORK.
ENGLAND.
Recently imported from A. cr,ehett.
Sen. OF Sutton, Surrey, England, winner
of the
GRAND CHALLENGE CUP.
GOLD MEDAL AND
CRYSTAL. PALACE
SHOW PRIZES.
The championship blooded buck
SUTTON PRINCE"
SUTTON PRINCE"
Registered in National Belgian Hare
Stud book of England az No. lsi. This
buck now at stud; service fee. $40.
Large stock OF does and bucks 20 select
FROM Does with and without litter, four
ticking.
Exhibttion building No. co2 Fourteenth
avenue. Take James street or Yesler
way cable car.
Prompt attention s,ven to out Of town
orders. Special prtcea quoted on lots OF
six or more to persons starting q rabbitry.
Spot cash with all orders Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded Every
one invited TO call and examine our hares
and their credentials
Reference: Puget Sound Nst1 Bank.
BEI1IAN HARE COMPANY. LTD.
ao Bailey Building, Seattle. Wash.
ORANGE GROVE RABBITRY.
Int Third avenue. Seattle
GOOD BELGIAN aAREs.
with four RED feet for less than auction
prices.
WE ARE HERE TO STAY.
800 fine specimens to select from.
The best Is the cheapest.
Our stock Ia from such sires as
CHAMPION FAsHoDA.
CHAMPION DASH.
CHAMPION EDINBoRo.
TRINIDAD
and
LORD BRITAIN.
We furnish beginners at Wholesale
prices.
Write or call for booklet and pr,oss.
IA. lie CORY. Manager
Belgian Hares
Arrived today from Los Angelo.
81, R,s,.,, Sire Lord Britain.
"'' Dam Princess Liverpool.
The Finest Specimens OF
Lord Britain Stock.
At stud at the low price Of siaa
Come and see him.
On special sale this week
Fine large Yukon Docs
Bred TO BONANZA King ana, 400
Young Stock. sioo up
An stock guaranteed true 20 F,aigree
Come to Us for m. Stock
at low syiess
Ssasau Raeeatrles. lkls Firs, aysnug
AUCTION AUCTION
HEfIGfAS HAHE@
r O. HICkERTON. ALCTfONEEp
NtEh class stock
frurr
ORANGEDALE RApBTTRT. los AN.
9ELEs
VIII - . grand opportunity 20 Ket start
ed in hrs stock ~ your own price
10 O'CLOCK July =
Remainder this rs strictly high class
STOCK bred from prize winners.
tsE ANcDut Rv~nue
r. a BREWSTER. prgpyfstor.
THORNTON RABBTTRT T. Hsadgaartsrw
for lnpoFfs1 stock ami br~ssisr frsn ali
chsacs Strains special nttsnti6n snf
careful fudrmeEt uEFs "a filing al
orders. prices rsrft. send cash: stats
uanss will ship TIE best stock money
rsn huy. IL Williams. ~ Th0rn,0a
ave. Los Aaxeisa. Cal
wANTEp-To sell haif-infsrest IN 100
BsiriAn hare cc9s. breeding aEs, 20
sonae one having q good place aud wtsh-
ing 20 engage in psohfznss business.
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ron saLE-nELsIAN HARKa.

FOR SALE-BsigiRn h&Fes. 30 an- breed
fng dos ard lot % ehoire bucks. This
stock will ~ sold al reduced Price II
you are Interested IN Belgian hares see
this stock. 81 viii PAY you I'll Univers-
tfy street
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THORNTON RABBITRT -- Headgasrtsrx
for Imported stock ami bT~sstsr frsm ali
csatrs strains. special nstsnti6u and
earef,si fudFment UEFf "a filing al
orders pgss - HFst ssoa ash stats
rsn huy. IL % Williams. ~ Thornion
ave. Los Angeles. Cal
wANTEp-To sell haif-intsrest IN 100
Belgian hare dora. breeding Ass. 20
sonse one having q good place aud Wish.
ing 70 enxEE. IN a prohfzhss business.
CAL AZ nj univerxty street.
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FOR RENT suite Of rooms or ssue..
room. with board; south ana east win
aows very Desirable location. nsAs two
car Nnax Call as SsxsrtsAnth Avsnua
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-13
67{TTITS T6T7sIIIY LENS BOYS AND CTIIDPFNFS
1t 81 RING CLIO ING IN THE NBVsl
I'LL III ISi STYIE IND FABRICS. -
I'VE Have lIade.......
Extraordinary Preparations

this season cvds Tor Mem Yopsha
Bows 10 have ever every detail Of WnEmanhp
Style Clothing q Of the best Each style Is shown IN full
AZ chot Clothing the 6 Is paEtuSI
The prices Throughout Tie gena
remarkable their extreme moderaton4
lTsns Spring suits, 50 90 $3.50, 80 le Sl6 e
OhldFen'S VOL Piece Suits 913 TO $3.50
Chdran'a Vostao Suits, 91,26 to $3.50
ohldren's Blouse Suits, $500 70 $780,
you latest Juvenile shir Just IKE we
srees the little that Vestee
Blouse Suits, IN both coors and white
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Matthew Heagle, arrested early yes
terday morning by omcer Meyer on the
charge Of drunkenness, died At the city
workhouse last night from what the
physicians believe to have been an at
tack OF apoplexy. which, coming In his
weakened condition, caused ~ the
opium habit, caused death.
Meagle's arrest occurred in the Eighth
ward shortly after midnight, and the
charge was intoxlcation. he was
brought to the city lock-up, and was
to have appeared at the morning ses-
sion Of the pollce court, but the opium
which he had evidently recently taken
sent him into slumber 80 deep that
the officers were unable to awaken him;
consequently he ola not appear before
HIS Honor Mayor Sweeney. The mayor,
however, administered a fine Of IS and
costs, in default Of which Heagle was
taken to the workhouse.
Or. 1epson was frst called to attend
the man at $3.50 a. M, WHEN Heagle was
unconscious In the police court room.
The physician was impressed that the
man had taken opium. He was par
tally resuscltated and was able to walk
with assistance. Two hours later pr.
Jepson was called to the workhouBe,
the word being that the man was dy-
ing. The physlclan administered hy-
podermics and aroused the man. When
the doctor left an hour later he was in
good shape. In the afternoon the doc
tor received several messages to the
effect that Heagle was Improving, but
at nine O'Clock another telephone mes-
sage came stating that the man was In
a dying condition. Drs. Glass and Jep-
son responded and worked with their
patient for an hour and half. Pa
ralysls OF the arm set in and he had
lost all strength Of his lower limbs. His
respiration, however. continued at thir-
teen to the minute until flye minutes
before death, which occurred at 1o;so
o'clock.
The body was moved to the Foster &
watkins undertaking establishment.
The deceased is said to be glass work
er. His home Is at steubenville.
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A CUTTING ARRAY

In Benwood May Result IN the DEAN
Of the Victim, Presley Matthews.
stabbed by man Named Ham
mond.
Last night about II o'clock, a cut
ting ARRAY occurred in North Benwoodl
the victim being Presley Matthews,
young man who was member Of
Company NJ, the Moundaville company
OF the Flrt West Virginia regiment
He was stabbed by man named Ham
mond, the fight being the result Of q
previous disagreement between the
two. Matthews was conveyed In the
Wheeling city ambulance to the City
hospital, where his injuries were at
tended to by DR.. T. n. Meighen.
Ii appears that Matthews and Ham-
nond engaged in an argument,
and they retired to point near Boggs'
run to lght It out. No clear account
of the uffair was obtalnable, but II was
learned that Hammond was beaten
about the head and that he stabbed
Matthews In the stomach. Hammond
was arrested by the Benwood police
and will be detained at the lookup,
pending the RESULT of Matthews
wound, which may entail serious conse-
quences.
Al 2:SO this morning physicians were
still in attendance on Matthews at the
City hospital, and It was reported that
his recovery was extremely doubtful,
and It is thought he may die.
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TWO WOMEN FALL OUT
In Martins Ferry Monday Night and
Indulge In a Fight,

A0A6V - - - 4o@A
Last night, at 1880 o'clock, battle
royal between two women was winged
at the corner Of Hanover and First
streets, Martins Ferry which attracted
a large crowd. owing to the maddened
screams of the participants, Mrs. Kate
May and Mrs. Mary Brassel. Mrs. May,
owing to hpr superior armament, rn-
pid-fire poker, was declared the victor,
as she inflicted an ugly wound on the
right side OF Mrs, Brassel's head, lay
Ing the scalp open to the bone. ohicer
Erwin, attracted to the scene by the
noise and the crowd, arrested both
women AMI took them to the city build
ing, where DR.. Dlven dressed Mrs.
Brassel's injuries, She was sent home,
after putting up a forfeit for her APP
pearance before the mayor this morn
Ing. Mrs. May still langulshes in the
lookup. Charges Of disorderly con-
duct and assault have been preferred
against both women.
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H. nlnr. Rnhartaon,s omce.

Yesterday in Clerk Robertson's ONCE
the following were recorded!
Deed made March 70, 1900. by James
Baird, assignee, and D. N. Walker and
wife, to j. +. Butler, party Of the third
part; consideration, $1,460; transfers lot
SO, at Park View.
Deed made March 70, 1900, by g. 2.
sengewald and wife to 7. H. Morgan:
consideration, $925; transfers part OF LOT
q. on Charles street.
Marriage licenses We're Issued 20;
w, r, Keeley, aged thirty4eight, Wild.
over, and Elizabeth McCready, aged
forty-five, widow, OF Warrington, w
Va.
A. G. Myers, aged twenty-five. Of
Marshall county, and Clara Smith, aged
twenty, Of wheeling.
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0Ae SgstsliaEnGer
once, Q6 and 81 fourteenth Street,


Spring May Bros.-Eighth Page
Wanted to Contract for TOmatoes-F'laC-
Gus Bros.
Wanted-A Girl TO Do DoWnrStalrl
New Spring Dress Goods-stone q
ThOmns--E Eighth Page: 49,. ],
it's Time for Spring Underwear 4cEaa'
den'S-Second Pnge.
The Study Of Fabrics Thomas Hughes
Cb,-Sec0nd Page.
SWamp-Roo t-phlrd Page.
FineUE Cutlery Grinding.
Blood Puflfer-R- II. List.
I6ts Of Money Made-A Archibald Ainslle.
Europe and the Paris Exposito n-H. +.
sIde6oaFds, Ttc.-BrnemIner q Hide
brand. .,.,.. !.
Letter. q cFedit-HOwaFd HaElett q
Son
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NOT often we get hold Of a used
stultz & Bauer Piano. People who have
them do not give them up. But we have
one which has been used for concert
purposes, which we will sell at q great
sacrifice. F. w. BANNER co.
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wo have ftted more than twenty
thousaTid pairs OF SpectAclest gtYtnEue
q record and experience 1neQualled by
any other opticiRt In West virginia,
SRtiSfnction guaranteed.
.IACOB w, GRUB, OptiCian,
No. 1905 Market Street,
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DO not miss It, Tappan & Councils
Carbonette Photos at reduced prices
Only three days yet.
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IF business mGn and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise In the Intelligencer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-13
SPRING OPENING.

Suits made to order at popular
prices. Bright novelties in Foreign
and Domestic Woolens.
G. HESS & SONS,
Fashiouable Tailors and Fine Fur
nishsrs, 1321-1323 Market st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-13

DIES Ar CITY EORKH0USE

And Is Supposed 70 Have Beon q
Victim q the Dread Opium Habit
Physicians Attended the Nan
During the nay, hut Re Became
Suddenly Worse Last Night and
Passed Away at 1890 O'Clock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-13
Do YOr Use a Dinner Bucket

70 vor kP II So zee the great giving
ware Garner dinners and the darkest roads
bright day rs 70 how 70 ge
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1900-08-31

TOWN IS WROUGHT UP.
Nan Fatally Shot While Serving .
Warrant for Malpractice.

Man Fatally Shot While Serving .
Warrant for Malpractice.
Gilman, ILL.,. Aug. 2S.-Michael Ryan,
who, with others, accompanied Consta-
BILE John Milstead last night to serve
q warrant for malpractice on Mrs. DR..
G. M. Wright, was fatally shot by an
unknown inmate Of the woman's lay
ing-in hospital. The victim of the al
legged malpractice was sixteen-year-
old girl named Bessie Salter. The town
is in fever of excitement, a mob sur
rounds the house Of Mrs. Wright with
threats to fire it and the inmates have
not yet been arrested. The death OF
Miss Salter occurred Friday. The
body was taken to her home during
Friday and was buried secretly in the
cemetery Saturday by relatives. AS
soon as the facts became known a
coroner's jury was summoned and the
coroner ordered the body exhumed. A
warrant was sworn out for the arrest
Of DR.. Wright and crowd Of men
went with the constable to serve it.
They knocked on the door, got no re-
sponse and forced their way in. Then
some one fired out Of the inner dark
ness. Ryan fell fatally injured and
the crowd retreated, carrying Ryan.
AS they departed three more shots
were fired after them. Dennis Carr
was shot in the leg.