The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], June 07, 1898, Page 5, Image 5

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eaaoHi boits-m. potman- & oo.
N ? Wear well, look well, hold their shape and do not fade
The 6amc workmanship that the high priced tailor puts
in a suit arc to be found in these suits. You'll pay more
money at your tailor's, but you'll get nothing better. -
Our Indigo Blue Serge Suit, strictly all wool, and silk
lined, is the talk of the town. $10.00 is the price.
BLUE AND BLACK SERGE COATS AND
WESTS, unlincd, at $3.75 and $5.00. Just the thing for
hot days.
LIGHT WEIGHT UNDERWEAR, Plain and
Fancy Colors, $1.00 the suit and upwards.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS at 50c, 75c and $1.00, in
Madras and Flannel,_cuffs to match. Greatest value . ?
town. , 11
MANHATTAN SHIRTS, in Madras, Flannel and
Silk, $1.50 and upwards. Exclusive patterns.
M. Gutman & Co
RETAIL DEPARTMENT, MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS.
BABY CARRIAGES?JOS. GRAVES' SON.
Our llth annual season for
tho Excelsior Sleeping Couch.
We have 'em as low as SI2,
tho regular $13 kind.
>JC jtjS
Jos. Graves' Son,
26 Twelfth Street.
FURNITUBE- ALEXANDER FREW.
Furniture Buying
The styles are here, the high quality is
here, the reasonable prices you have
been looking for are here. There's
everything that makes your furniture
buying easy. There is every induce
ment that ^yill cause you to buy and
bring you back again. Come in and see
our special line of fine leather, panti
sote and velour Couches. The goods
and prices will interest you.
Alexander Frew,
Furniture, Carpets, Etc. 1208 Main Street.
Formerly New Cambridge House,
CAMBRIDGE SPAI.NGS, PA.
^"hlch, after tho disastrous Are of a year ago, is now opened In larger and
better shape for the accommodation of guests In search of health and pleas
ure. presents Itself to Its former Wheeling patrons as the most desirable hotel
In which to locate when at Cambridge Springs. Freo bus to and from all
trains and sprlnco. Public rooms' aro of large size and well lighted, includ
ing orjee, dining room, bath rooms, billiard room and bowling alley. Cham
bers with private baths and toilets and everything that tends to make a home
like and comfortable resort. For rates apply to
HAGGERIY & WHITE, Proprietors, .... Cambridge Springs, Pa,
EDUCATIONAL
MOUNT DE CHANTAL,
Near Wheeling, W. Va.
The advantages of thlo Acadomy for
mental and physical culturo aro unaur
Pa??ed. The day ccholara dlno and
lunch at tho Mount, and nro taken to
?na from tho motor by fit conveyanc?
Provided by the Olatoro freo of chargo.
for terma and other Information, ad
cre-9 v
oirtctrcss or mount de chantal
DENTISTRY.
E. E. WORTHEN;
DENTIST.
BuiUinj, Room No. 301.
Martct Street,.. . Whoolliig, W. Vo
IAXI E1XVATOIL iril
INSURANCE!.
REKL ESTHTB
TITLE INSURANCE.
' If yoa purchase or make a loan on ro?l
estate havo tho title Insured by the
Wheeling Title and Trust Co.
NO. 1315 MAllICKT STIUSIST.
II. M. RUSSMMj.;.. .....?...Froild?nt
U F. STIFKfc Secretary
a J. ItAWLING Vlco Prealdont
WM. M. TRACY A.... Ass'L. Secretary
O. R. E. GILCHRIST..Examiner of Tit lot
dol7
MACHINERY.
JJEDMAN & CO.,
GENERAL MACHINISTS
AND MANUFACTURERS OF MARINE
AND STATIONARY ENGINES.
JulZ .WpfeuUt'i*, W. Va.
THE JUBILEE.
Mont Do Cliantnl'v Preparations
'?r tlii" Week's Dolii?s.
THI: FINAL MASS REHEARSAL
OCCURRED YESTERDAY ? INCOSr.
Igtt^TltAJNS DRINO MANY FOR
MER PUPILS or TIIB INOTITU
TIO.V?TilE SISTERS HAVE BEEN
irAN'DSOStELY REllEiliBERDD
/ THI? WEEK BY FRIENDS FROJt
ALL TARTS OF TIIB COUNTRY'.
BISIIOP DONAHUE'S GENEROS
ITY OTHER DONORS.
? I
Tho Jublleo preparations at Mt. do
Chantal are aJmojt completed. The
rehearsal of the splendid mass re
verberated through the hall* during tho
Bvcry traln com? loaded
an}hc<Hdyrtttena.lm"Bt ,w" "Qle j
im5 nJ l^orn 1,10 ^reo^'"K? of frlenda !
v!rtli,?w5male,'- Thl! Mends of tho
their tMUmori f4" T?" K"'"0"8 ln
; , r testimonials of retard Th.<
frlenda of Rt. Rev. P. J. DoSe have
la^'rh flV0 bundrtd 11 "<l flftj- dol
perf?.nal contribution of tho
,260; ilr?- Brown, of
flOO-v~ mv.? i M?' Capl- Poutaln,,
1100* vTt S t4"' of Philadelphia/
MOO, J lira Cora Burns, of Pittsburgh,
.i-lSf?!?" contributions and courle
alee have been, received from* Mr. Georee
Heard, of Pittsburgh; TlfTany & Co,
Wheeling mV ^ordlnand Weber, of
Y^r?c rlfv" q, ,"c" Brenr'^"?. of New
.' J1!?1* oC Abingdon, Va_;
SI?;0? ?f Frederick, Va.; Sisters of
JuMngton. D. C.; Mr. E. A. Bennett
?' T'rjfcvln' PWn. Ohio;
JWwX? ' ?al'ton' ?hl?: Mlffi L.
uZ% v'fa%ln-: Srrs- ^nman, Ual
^ Broussard, 0f Oal
? !' Misses Durbln, of Graf
burgh Pa. VUsack, of PRts
^An.THh,f,?!lon'J?B peopIc from Wheeling
contributed: Otto Hess, Anion Rev
maxiTi, Stone & Thomas, Geo. E. Stl
/J?"' dub. Col. and Mrs.
VawI J* f * Register, the Evening
Aews, the Intelligencer, Sisters !of St.
S5?? i ? * ^Iurtin Thornton, John
Ml? ri i ?v& Son' E- lr- Holltdny,
Miss Helen. Devrles, Mrs. Mai Forbes
Simpson, Mrs. Singleton, Mrs. Win.
George Durst. Mrs. Ziegenfelder, Mr.
Wllljjutz, Mrs. P. Jane, Mrs. C. A. Hess
Mr. J. Kelly, Prlend & Son, .Mr. Walker
Peterson, E. Myers, M. Haase, E. B
Carney. -
The Misses Gannon, of McKeeaport.
Pa., are going to give a handsome new
noor for tho academy refectory. Be
sides these remembrances the former
pupils of the Sisters have contributed
towards a testimonial which from pres
ent indications promises to be a most
handsome one, and is to be presented j
? >e.',ast da>" of ,he Jubilee. which Is
to be Alumnae day.
Monsignor Martlnelll. the Papal dele
gate In America, arrived from Wash- !
ington last night and Is a guest at the
Cathedral residence. Archbishop Kaln
is expected to arrive this morning from
bt. Louis.
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
Commencement Will Take Place Thia
Evening?The Programme. ' 1
The annual comencement exercises of
the St. Joseph's Academy will take place
this evening at the Carroll Club auditor
ium, and the following programme has
been prepared:
Entrance March Oesten
Pianos-Misses Annette Troll. Ma
mle MaJooly JJly GernRhty. Mamlo !
Kirk. ' Murgar0t' Shellin, Julia
"When PlowrotR are Springing"...Rossini
_ . The Class.
Instnimental Trio
Misses Lor otto Greene, Carrie Gim
>VTru __ ,Pers. Helen Carney.
Tho Monks Magnificat"
.K3 . , Eleanor Howley.
Spring s I.lue Eyes" Franz Rie?i
. Miss Margaret MeFadden
La Serenata" Brac.?
SB* S^yn^-Mlsscs Mamlo
Loftus, Sara McLaughlin, Lily Ge
raghty, Loretto Owens.
Second Mandolins?Mls.?es Ella Don
Gen'her ? Balt"r and Frederica
Essay?"True Knowledge"....
vX?ttff\a?d r"li by Mi88 Anna jVpson.
?al;j Brllllnnie Schnlhofr
first Piano-Misses EllaMh
SiipmR nmJ Eleanor niacli. Sec
SSd MatirMcK?n AnnCU? Tr0"
"Villanello" '
r. J"" Elsie Gundlinc aUa
Caprico Hongrolse" rrp...r
vm. tM,8S Eleanor Black."" crcr
^ the ii'i"!!dTio!rrf1n0rtro,n!|H'11- ? Adapted
"TTnim- T-r^ 3,, Cff,na Paddcn.
Fairy Finders" q ? miuo
"Thft Elizabeth Gundiing. '
Tho Erl King"
F , Miss Gertrudo III est or."
\Vrtffnn of ,lh,? Beautiful"
,.k. tt0?, and r,,Q(1 by Miss Retta Woods
0 cr R^irost<r i^'cC rar?un toln s .... Rossini
Miss Margaret Burns.
. Chorus-Tho Class.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
i>I?(tenor Mluor 3Iomeut In and About
(lie City.
Mt. de Chantal Jubilee begins to-day.
vs^Whcellng!'"13 a,tornoon' Zan"vlllf
Tho Belial re Volunteers anticipate be
lng called upon by Governor llushnell
ond ThS? t0 'he front on the st'c
h?rmpany drl"a io-nish<
The funeral of the late Robert H
Crangle, whose death In Dakota wm
mentioned in yesterday's Intelligencer
will occur to-day from the residence of
? ' cornor of Fourteenth and
Chapline streets.
The Bachmann Iron; Coal and Coke
Company meets in Wheeling on Tue*.
i>>;,J:r " 'i? orrccl- a permanent or
?n T. ^ Incorporators are
Charles F. Bachmnnn, C. B. Colburn
W. C. Ebberls, Elglo Jlyers, Peter Boch
5a5,n- benjamin F- Baehmann, IxjuIs
H. Baehmann.
To-morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
2"':, ?a?u,c' Schwarm, pastor of the
English Lutheran church, will perform
the ceremony which will unlle In mar
r?^T Eph?lm Connor and Miss
LotUe Kronewea. of tho North End
r,^fTCral 0t^e ltttc st?Phen Me
Cullotigh. occurred yesterday from the
family home, with tnterment following
at Peninsular cemetery. A large num
tended f 'mla of ttlc deceased at
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger. In IlioClly .ii'l M'lic.llti. peo
l>ln AIiioniI.
Miss Blanche Loughney, of Pllts
purgh, is the guest or Blanche Drown at
tho McLure Ilouse.
Among tho late arrivals at the Mc
I-ure House nre Mrs. J. p. Bnrr, Miss.
tS '."?5'' ",n -a,Ish Genevieve Moran,
of I Ittsburgh, who are here to attend
week?XerCiS0JI nt Chantal, this
Mr. E. Gourley Hoff, formerly tho In
telllgencors correspondent at St.
ClalrHvllIc, 0? now edttor and proprie
tor of the Bepubllcan, at Stockton,
Cedar county, Mo? was In Reeling ye?.
t0" ?y onh" way to. St. Clalrsvlllo. He
will visit hla old home for three or four
weeks.
OAETOHIA.
130- ^
CA8B or nooTat
A Dojeott InilltalM) far Pacnltar Par
fOHl,
One would Imagine that In our day ot
advancement and Intelligence, and In
our time of ?o-calle4 culture, people
would have progroued beyond the?ia*e
whereon fanntlclara, bigotry and nar
row-mlndedneiS eaUt. But It aeeou
that It were too much to hope for iuch
u realization, becauao'lhey ezlit even
amongst thone who profeia to represent
a most liberal, broad-minded and arli
tocmtlo class. It la not necessary to dl
lato. Tho following facte will explain
themselves. A few days ago I made
arrangement!.to jaa? part ot the mm
mer at tho home of Mr. Bell, the prop,
erty belonging to Mr. Cecil, between
Wheeling Park and Elm Grove. Ar
rangements were tn brief satisfactorily
made, and nil waa well. Thla morning
Mr. Bell called to gee mo. Informing mo
that ollhlaboardarawouldleavehlm In
abodyln caae he permlltedany Hebrewa
to atop at hla home. Under such clrcum
stances 1 Immediately consented to re
lease Mr. Bell from the contract Into
which I had entered with him, conalder
Ingmyselfveryfor tu note to h a ve escaped
being housed wltb a clnaa that prldea
Itaelf on being members of tho aristoc
racy, but which In reality deserves to
be ostracised from tie circles of all
people ivho have nny sense of self-re
aped, and who possess gentlemanly and
womanly noble qualities. However,
enough. ,Wo hnvo here quite a good
example of the manner In which some
of our so-called aristocracy can boycott
If they desire not tone Hebrewa, but
an estimable couple who have Been fit
to rent their rooms to people wishing
to summer at their home. It Is unnec
essary to mentlon'names. ."No Hebrewa
allowed" waa tho condition on which
the house wna rented to Mr. Bell, and
It la the condition on which he Is now
compelled to secure roomers. And thla
la the nineteenth century of llberalltyot
"lew! LOUIS WHIT,
Proprietor Bon Ton.
,,rAMX,',S ?Flre""ork?. "The Battle of
Manila. Base Ball Park to-night. Ad
mission 60c. Children S5c.
THE human machine itarta but onco
and stops but once. You can keep It
going longest and moat regularly by
using De Witt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills for constipation and
all stomach and liver troubles. Charles
R. Goetze, Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sixth and Ja
cob streets; A. E. Schcehle. No. 607 Main
street; Exley Bros., Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport. 3
clio!
CR^"SI'E-,Al s,[nni|an. North Dakota.
? [Sunday, June:. ISPS. ROBERT H
L.RAP*GLL, son of the late Henry
Crangle. In the S5th year of his age.
Funeral services from the rcsldenco of
Mrs, M. E. Dalzetl, comer Fourteenth
nnd Chnpllna Btreets, at 10 a. m. on
Tuesday, Juno 7. Instead of Monday
from Baltimore & Ohio depot, as for
merly announced. "
HASENAUER?On Monday. June C, 183S,
at MS P. m., ANNIE MARIE, daugh
ter of Cornelius and tho lato Annie
Hasenauer, aged G months and 13 days.
Funeral from the residence of her father,
104 Eighteenth street. Wednesday
morning at &;30 o'clock. Interment at
Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends of the
family aro invited.
UNDERTAKING.
[ PUIS BERTSCHY,
Funeral Director and
Arterial Embalmor.
1117 Main Street, TTeatSlde.
Calls by Telephono Answered Day
or Night Store Telephone 635.
ntmi/mi' Assistant's Tele
phone. 635. aul0
ALEXANDER FREW,
Funeral Director and Embaimer,
I208 MAIN ST.
Under Competent Management.
Telephones-Store. S3: Residence. 750.
BRUEMMER <fc HILDEBRANQ,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBM.MER5,
Corntr Murlet and 22d Streets
Telephone 207. Open Day and Night
myS
CLOTHING?D. OdHDma A CO.
You Are f
Not So Warm
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A-Jk
.
As you will be during the next few weeks. Why not be one
? *i, 5 i
of the comfortable people who wear our cool clothes? Prices
are at zero mark, while the quality is 90 in the shade. For
.V ' ' ? ' '' *
instance, the Summer Suits we are selling at $7.00 ought to
sell for $10.00. The $10.00 Suits ought to bring $13.50, and
so on. The coolest Suit you can buy is a serge?the fast color
kind we arc selling at $10.00, $12.00, $15.00 and $18.00 a suit.
Look and wear like custom-made?fit* like custom-made.
Crash Suits arc always cool. Prices arc ridiculous. A good
Crash Suit for $4.50, a better for $5.00, a better still for $6.00, *
all these suits in longs, stouts and regulars. Don't put off buy
ing until sweltering weather; come now., .
D. Gtindling & Co.,
STAR CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS,
34 and 36 Twelfth St.
MARKED DOWN SALE-GEO. R. TAYLOR CO.
MARKED DOWN SALE
CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR.
GEO. R. TAYLOR CO.
Our regular semi-annual sale of Ladies' Cambric Underwear
will begin Monday morning, and continue during the week.
This special sale will embrace our entire stock of
GOWNS, SKIRTS, CHEMISE,
DRAWERS and CORSET COVERS,
and offers greater inducements to the ladies than any previous
sale. THE MARKED DOWN PRICE on each garment not
more than you would have to pay for the materials. Every piece
manufactured to order for our retail trade. The whole stock?no
rerervation?on counters and tables near the entrance.
'MARKED DOWN PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES. '
This sale will not in any way interfere with the special sale'
of Suits and Skirts to be continued this week.
Geo. R. TaySor Co,
2e Red Letter Clearance Sale
Is not a sale of cheap furniture, but a sale of GOOD FURNITURE /
CHEAP, and you can pay the bill a little at a time, weekly or monthly.
UtXQBU
This Combination Bed Room Suite,
antique oak finished dresser
with I8i24 Frcncli bevel plate
mirror, white enamel iron bed,
instead of wood bed, and with
Idrgc washstand, makes a very
pretty suite, and well worth
S20. Red Letter Sale Price >1
PASTEL PICTURES
All assorted now subjects, in
Bronzo Green Frames, 24x28
Inches. Regular price Sl.50.
Red Lottor Salo Price '
K) Carriages now on sale.
The Red Letter Prices com
mence at
Boautiful Couch, upholstered in silk vetour or corduroy,
all now shades, 28 inchos wide, 6 feet 6 inches long,
best springs, deep tufting, the rogular $12.00 fl*A r a
kind. Rod Letter Solo Price ...... ip7?3v
Bed Lounge, upholstered in tapestry
Carpet, full 48 inches wide when open,
has soft cotton top mattress, antique
oak frame, a good value at $ J 2.00.
Red Letter Sale Price
Handsome Spring Soot Couch. iipholstoroi-In Amoricon
tapestry. A bargain at SS.OO. Kcd Letter C J AQ
Solo Price iJ'i.vO
House & Herrmann
THE HOME PROVIDERS, FourteentSfand Market Streets, Wheeling, W. Va.
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