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, 1881-09-06

TIE Saxon Minister Ut Justice llas issued
a decree declaring tIlatin tho future tho pub
lie Offices throughout tho Kingdom Of SaXo-
ny will not bo closed OIL tho anniversary OF
tic capltuatIon at Sedan. The tlucrce mt
nralty enough ATTRACTS considerable attcn-
tiOn In Frnncu nnd Germany.
, 1881-09-06

THE Western Union Telegraph Company
Inns gobb,etl up p,tha.telegraph lines md otllor
propcrty ot tha Bankers L. Brokers' Tele-
graph Company between New York a,Ml
Washington. Thu price paid Is .0,090.
Tile deed Of conveyance WIS made by John
II. Wells aud wife.
, 1881-09-06

Two SCMnElss of tho Nlhttst journal, tie
1Vitl If The People, !'ayo been tssued ut st.
Petersburg. They colitain notices warning
spies Of tho terrible fate wllfe! awnfts them,
list If donations to tho Nililist fund
amounting 10 4.UN rnh1es, also tl,e na,ncs
nt 400 NiEt!ists arrested since November.
Ihr lYtN Of tic People nlso contains al ar
1tcle threatening the Czar anl conttcmnEns
Ills u1licy,
, 1881-09-06

Ayoo, KHAN .lcciares tl,nt he has afan-
tnu6tl his intention OF fighting the Atncer
Anlnrral.natt, and tint tlc Intends tn tight
the English. Tia British journals say tint
this Is 4 clumsy platt 10 get ns mnny rifles as
possible. md intimate TINT Ayoob does not
tneail what lie says. Tho Interpretation put
upon Ayoob's uetiDn shows however, ahat
the Afglans are not greatly Il, love with tAa
British
, 1881-09-06

Ar the meeting OF tile Doartl nf Commits
stoners for C0ok County yesterday Messrs.
Frank Edwards of Nortllileltl. John n. Hills
OF Lake Viaw, md Jacob Autcs OF NORTH
,iell were elected Toll-Nonl Inspectors, aiid
Mr.. +. NJ. Webster of Hyde Park a,ld jus
ticc Sanuerticld OF Chicago were elected
members OF tho County hoard Ut Education.
, 1881-09-06

TWuCAi.-I.nAt,snf 9Inssbf0wcrs, with their
families, arrived Mt Ia Salte. H., fran ter
ntn,ly last night. Two car-ioatIs 'nore are Oh
tho way. Some 'n,nltl,s ago the employees Of
the DE StrlgGr f'Fnst ;0tnpany. oF LII Salle,
struck wnr!s. thu company Immediately
dispatched IL representative io Germany,
The arrivals yesterday mid tllose expected
nrG The results Dt Ills tuhDrs.
, 1881-09-06

SEVERAL Of the Republican associations
of Now York City passcd resolutions last
evening slc,,ouneing the attempt to assnsinnte
tho President, expressing sympathy for his
fnlniiy u,nl the Milton, md praycrlui liope
for lis recovery.
, 1881-09-06

UIt. T.. L..oyp 1iow..Nn. physician ut the
Quarantine ll0spItat ut Baltimore, wns nc-
cide,ltal'y tlr,w,,rat Sunday. Ile WIS Oh il
Steam tug. mil NJ the tug noarctl the wharf
l,e tried 10 limp on the pier. but mtl.'c I.
lnfsster. fell into tic water, striking Ills head
ng,,ins! tile pier. When taken o,it OF the
water te wis dead. The decreased gcu.ie-
'nan WIS ol,e Ut the best-known pllyslclans
Of Atnryta!ltf
, 1881-09-06
The Train Stands Ready, as the
Train Did the I'D Of
July.
A Comfortable Wagon Waits at
the Door Of tho Stricken
Residence.
The Patients Condition Is, as Matter
Of Fact. and Of Course, Posi-
lively Critical.

CONSTANTLY TALKING or THE TNt1'.
Spettat pupatfh to Tht Chieaqo Tribune.

CONSTANTLY TAfKtSH OF THE TfErs
Spsttat Dsspaleh to Tst Chieaso Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. e.. Sept. ri a. H.
Tl&crc nre as yet III indications that the l'rcs-
ltlent will be re.lsnseI before morning.
1'robably the time will be between s mud q n.
III. Tile surgeons l,att .lllcn'ty III putting
Him to sleep, and have recently bren giving
him considerable Injections If Mlurpl,ia. lie
Is restless. md las lnorc fever. liz Is coil
stantly talking of Long brunch and tic re-
lnoyal.
$40 4. ~,
ExEcuTlvE MANSION, WA.t11SnroS, u.
c., Sept. G-l:+5 II. in.--At this hour the Pres
ihcllt IL reported resting ,liiietly. NJ nllfa-
yorable symptoms or material cliangs In the
patients condition have been observed since
midnight.
, 1881-09-06

BENJAMIN SHunOCrf, while playing base-
ball yesterday afternoon at Paterson. Y. j.,
was str,,cl; III the stomach By 4 ball from tho
lat. liz died from the effects few minutes
after. Baseball players please take notice.
, 1881-09-06

Nt't. .1EFFEIlsoN DAVIS, ex-PresIfEnt Of
the "Lost Cnusc." arrived Mt 1.1ycrpnol ycs-
tertlay, and proceeded to London. lie re-
fused to ba interviewed. lie Is reported to
be in very poor health.
, 1881-09-06

nmnccau Tyne, zoo f'anhntfsss. mn!
10 MmferNic* Of tho Jules s5t!noll typc. 1t is
noticeable tlInt among il,Usc elected on t|.e
scco'ul baliot Is runy Ilcviilon, tho I.nche-
fnrt catMlftin.c for the ClIarohnc district, the
one III whicl, tinfni,ettn was defeated.
, 1881-09-06

erpool for Utah. Most Of tt,cm co..ue from
Germany and Switzerland, During the pres
c1t season. not less tIlan 1000 persons left
Liverpool for Utah.
, 1881-09-06

ExEcuTlvK MANsloN, WASHINGTON, u.
c., Sept. H-;8:W =. ',,-Ths President was
Ko,newhnt restless during tho early part OF
the night, but slept we'll after midnight. Ae
Inns taRaa by mouth aud sata!ned tho nutrl"
,nent prescribed. rAls morning h&s palss
, 1881-09-06

TnE British harks David Taylor. CAPT.
Wallace, and the Violet, Capt. llend|ng,
bottl from New York, layo been In collision
Off Bordeaux, France. The amount Of DAM
age sustained by either has not been aseer-
tanned.
, 1881-09-06

DuRlSs tic year tS1o the tota1 yaile Of tho
tisl, Caught IN tho great 1akes, together with
the cavfare, ising'ass, ald oil lnade therefron,
is estimated ut 81, ,7S4, ,03Y.
, 1881-09-06

1'agc II the great anthracite coal engine does
not do Its t1nty. Everything Mt tho railroad
station was complete at sundown. The en-
gEt'cer and train-ands vert to 20 to bed
enrly. to be ready fur aMy call. The ,ne-
chanfes Of tho yard examined tho boxes over
and over again, to sec TINT no journal should
get lot. There never was 4 train prepared
with greater care. All along the line OF tile
road tho telegraph operators had received
orders 0bc continuously ut their post, ready
to assist fl clearing the track at any time.
SD nal Is renty, waiting for a atg1al from the
tthctors, afid, nfter twenty minutes, the re-
markabio train with its burden will be ready
tU start.
nj TIE WHITE HOUSE
the preparations have proceeded with like
activity. Enrly In the morning cnrious-
fookfng loxes ln considerable numbers wese
se,it to tho urfvatu part Of tie house. It
WIS soon learllet that they were designed to
carry tile surgical Instruments and tho othar
necessary apparatus Of the sick.room.
Trunks and valises were brought III from
this storero0tls, md the servants were en-
gngcd in making busty preparations for tha
trip. There was to he a double departure,
for tonight young James md Harry
Garfield left In enter Williams College,
tha nltna mater 0f their father. The
lAsIs seemed IL feel their aitnntlon. Their
chnlfenances we're grave. ailtl the pnssers'by
rs they Respectfully made wny fur thenl
could mt but feel that the twu young men
were Just about 10 start upon career as
pbssEh'y their distinguished father was about
TO end one. Fur. hopefully rs oil enueaYored
to '"ok 'lp"n tho situation. there are nlote
VINO Tear tue results VI this Journey. Or at
least, fatal issse III tile Presidents crse,
than there are who aro confident of his re-
corery. .....-.
sffofsrLf hEFohE io O'CLOCK
tae TWO young men. accompanied NY theif
t'''or: 'ok !cas" ei ther n'otnef' VIM " stl!t
tu ~ ttas " .''t t,, 1 w WI"
AZ ttoln0rf@WS dh"h VIII save hef htEsband's
life. Albert, the giant colored coacliman
who fur twelve years has held the retns t'Eo'i
the Presidential carriage, drove the bows to
the depot with very satt lunk upon his sable
faet, nlu there WIS hot one II! all ihat cTpWu
tl'at was assembled to hear tic lust word
, 1881-09-06

CLoEny weather, occasional rains, vari-
able win.ls. and stationary or lower tclnpera.
tNre fur this region today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-14

limitations
PORT. 50. Great
So Gm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-14

W. Page Wood
undoubtedly the
tory Of the dcfen
ntruc. which, he
See The Timcs."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-14

a.. 3D.. and IFS
ord " Dr.. j. Col
lyrrumeut stamp
companies each
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-14

L1NAALAN allElNAA NAEE5
The King vs. W. H. Cummings Assault and
batter. Appeal from Police Justice Waikiki.
withdrawn.
Tae HING " Kahakuila. Incest. Committed
~ Disrci Justice MakarTao. aOlls prpssqii entered.
: n. aal1a for defendant.
The hing "a kuheieaumoku and John Ekela.
Forgery. Committed by Police Justice Waikiki.
y " Aaiua and kahaulelio FOR defendants. Con
tiuus1 tl next term account Of Illness and alb
sence - an important witness.
The King vs. kauhi X. Burglary. Committed
= District Justice Makawao- Verdict guilty, and
sentenced - tEo years imprisonment at hard
labor and q ine u -. j. W. halua for defen-
The King ~ Henry Moore. Rape. Verdict
Cuuty q an assault with intent TO commit rape.
Sentenced ~ SIX months hard labor and hne OF
81 J. " halua for defendant.
FoEl1sN gUEr. CRIMINAL CASES
The King vs. G. Cholk. Obta.ninG money under
false rireteuses. Appeal from Police Justice Val
lEku- = ". kaiua for defendant Aole p,pssqHi
entered aa account Of complaining witness having
rhe Kiac vs.. Lin Al song and Clip All See.
Malicious burning. Committed 10y District J ustlce
EakAwao. J. W. haiua for defendant Noiie
ss-ef entered evidence not sufficient to convict.
Ine hing vs. PAX sue. Robbery Committed by
P1lira Justice Lahaina- j. W. halua for deien-
Giant Kerdios guilty; sentenced to si1 years hard
ll1ur.
~ Kinr Is Nook Shin Selling spirituous
saao-s Appeal from District Justice Makawao.
! ". Kaius for defendant. Continued to next
THrIu. prisoner Nks IN OAlN lAAA anu l4iu LAot
baeu proapred-
HawArtS EUEr. CIVIL CAUSES.
: p H-lama ~ Opuuui. Assumps1t. Appeal
from LlcH Circuit Judge. ;. Z. Hnlama FOR
r..a-ut5H; Al. kcalOhR for defendant. Postponed
!. gua- Term as notice " appeal had been sent
= defendant
sTrTTSGs N BANCo.
z. Eaulana e ~ vs. Wong Leong & Co. Private
Wavs and Waters Appeal from Local Circuit
Jude l. Aholo and holokahin for plaintiff; W:
4 Jones for Wong Le0ng d Co. Judgment OF
t1--cuIt Judge racaied. and also appeal therefrom
sna case sent back 10 Commissioners Of Water
l-ts with order % send appeal TO Circuit Court.
f. -e-E Estate 81 Haole kl- Appeal from Local
.-fr-r-t judge. J. W kalua and Hookahiki for
appellants: L. Aholo and Kealoha for appellee.
Aurgll withdrawn
RI -e-Estate Of Kaohild Cwl. Appeal from Local
Cireat Judeo. ]. ". kalua for petitioner.
Withdrawn.
n DIVORCE
Maria VS. George Lake. J. W. kalua for libel
liant WltbGrawu-
Otuie L ~ Keruaka- Continued TO next term.
o. A. Nahaku f1r libellant.
KrHfnu 40 W Nauiole. Continued to next
te-u j. A. Nahaku FOR ibellant.
A Jackson ". /. Jackson Decree granted. W.
A. hitting for hbellaut-
Tr-H7lnbi u ~ kahanu Divorce granted.
C. r. kapule for libellant.
Malafula az vs.. Poaimoku. Divorce granted
~ Il Holakahk for libellant
] Earhi VS. H1lau twl W. c. Jones for libel
taat. Hol1kaliki for respondent. Petition with
Crlul-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-14
EIouRI ELoURI

~~oEDEN GATE EXTRA FAMILY. COL
IN ORADO. GRAHAM A.. &c. All new and frrsA.
- ESR SALE III
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-14
A Feast Of Literature
FOR ALL AGES THAT HAS
Never Been Excelled in This City,

and while the range OF the has been sought for
st all ages the tastes OF the community have not been
overlooked. either in the class Of reading or style OF
binding. - THE STOCK EMBRACES:
Bryants. Holmes. Lougfell0w's, Mercdith's. Tenny-
sons and Whitters Poems. in cloth and morocco;
Christmas Tide Iris The School Boy, Prince DeukaliOn
Firsi OF Mny BRITISH COLLINS Dnres Kline Of the An
cent Mariner. Shakespcars Churacters- Reynard the
Fox Sunshine and Storm, Little Women, ballads Of
Bravery Ballads Of Beauty, Paul Lecroi1 Famous Art
Works vols: Isis Unveiled. Our Familiar Songs and
Land Of Science, The Universe Painters Sculprs etc
Pleasant Spots around oxford Art in Europe AT and
Artists in Connecticut BOYS King Arthur. Farm Fest
yals The Worlds Worship in Wood and stone, Lovers
OF Provence Pastoral DAYS. Wandering jew, Laurel
Leaves French Pictures, Caledonia, Tropical Nature
In the Sky Garden. Pearl Fountain, Fern Paradise
Beautiful Snow. Landscape in Am. Poetry, Shepherd
Lady Tho sea. ccolcctiuus Of Writers, Half Hour in
Natural History. Green's History Of English People
Language and Literature. Geike Lie and Works OF
Christ vols: Dickens Works. Lambs Works Macau-
lcys Essays. and History OF England, Haydns Dict
inbury OF Dafe., Guizut's History Of Civilization.
khrllye's Egypt Egypt To Palestine, lisnd Book OF
Legendary Art SkCtClng from Nature. Hand Books IN
Water Color. >epil and Neutral Tint, Ceramic Art;
and Holly. Library Treasures Of It and Humor. Bird
Life In EasiCA seas. Fo'casiie NutnS, Uncle Rcmus,
British Poets vols, Piyuoth Collections OF Hymns
aud Tunes. Bibles. shakespears Works. Ia! Tor :
l.oehc's Fausf. LulkCs Art. vols; American Ioncs
American Painters, Hollands WORKS. Gibbons Rome
Children of The Village. lnsotsty Legends. Iiallam
Works Maple Leaves Knights Shakespeare, royal
quutto edition. 2vus. Light OF Asia, lrlnt Collector
Knights History oi England, Tyru and skirts OF the
Alps leuuysou's Songs. with Music. IhUrwaldscn's
Lie and Works Shakespeare Gems, LongfclioW's,
Emerson's and other Birthday Books, Eriaf Jerome,
Iudrrbrush. The fairpurI Nine Day Of Fate, Enc Of
q Coil, Up The River. Drifting. Memoirs Of Napoleon
and Mad de Renusat, Brazil, Boy Travellers. Farm
Ballads Papyrus. Little Folks in Feathers and Furs
Together will variety Of latest Books by ayorte au-
thurs aud many other work. OF various kinds.-lhc
Line 81 Childrvns Books j. very fan and eahnoi fail TO
satisfy all tastes. Cadccot and Linen Toy Books IN
variety. embracing the line OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-14
HLORODTRE.
lENuINE


sENUINE.
b obtain quiet re-
lieffrom pain and
weary nchinra OF
rvous media, and
be body, yea VIII
remedy discover
Medical StaiD, 20
DYNE, and which
c most wonderful
.nown for Coughs,
In Diarrhga. and
seutcry.
lort all attacks Of
spasms.
i've in Neuralgia.
c. Meningitis, &c.
Chemists, Mcdi-
j. r. Davenport,
msbury. London.
ity % Congratulate
alton this Justly
rnes Chiofodyne,
iindostaii, but all
~ ufillINs We fnuft
I into the county.
hiding a place In
cr hrande, VIC arc
alive hazars. and.
ieir sujourn there
iultipiy instances
-acy of DR.. Coils
and Dysentcry,
ting Of Pregnancy.
Dcrufcd under our
trs. In Choiernic
be forms Of Chol-
prisincly controll-
other form Of this
n firm Conviction
nm a sense Of duty
bile, a. we are 81
other than Coils
or PATH on THIS
twW aNu raTrwWW
r.. Symes 3 Co,
reat Britain, His
W. Page Wood
undoubtedly. the
tory Of the dcfen-
ntruc. which, he
See The Timas."
a.. 3D.. and IFS
lord " Dr. J. Col
lyrTumeut stamp
accompanies each
limitations
PORT, 50. Great
So Gm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-14
Seni-=auusl Report OF Treasurer of the
Queens Hospital.


Queens Hospital.
Ts s.s Fsor1siey he MiAisfer Of fie Interior.
sal have the honor to furnish this the forty
ffth ssni-aunual report Of the Treasurer Of the
oursa's HOSPITAL. showing receipts aud disburse-
rne-is during the half year ending November 30,
Isl. and Of the present financial condition Of the
Corporation
EECEtFTs-
U.s. $500
40 gf-lCash IN Bsuk.......-.--...- 4so6s7
r,rr 81 Received from paw Patients SSiz261
Received froca Finance De
nzrrulcul- Hawaiian scamcu
sros ending sept So 1881. 7.l5ss
Rs-rirrd FIRM Legacy fund.
moe Interest on bonds $40
i0s0siG
D1sHrEsEUENTs-
Isl
Nor sl-For salaries Of Physicians.
stewards. servants t-c---S a.l1i.oI
Far prorisiuns.-.---------- 3.s5l-os
For vine and iqncrs--.---- iiu5
fo- medicine instrunt 2,s9lNl
Fnr IEkrs- f=.-uo
For general exp9nses----.- 2,aal.al
Fa- f1rnifE-C- -------------- li.1
For fael---------------------- $40
si2g7s.i7
Sor E-BaIaaee IN Rauk----------- s.s.sss
sI5,a503-sI s,7s5.03
Respectfully submitted.
ToHN Il. PArE.
Treasurer Qusea's Hospital.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-12-14

s15, El5. o. SIS. 1885
Respectfully submitted,
Joan u. PATY,
Treasurer Q1sea's Hospital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-10
AHOTHER sCENE ~ THE HOUSE
Over Delegate CresaD and His P'int Of
order.


Last night Speaker Wilson vacated the
Chair, calling Mr.. Hubbard thereto, After
time Mr., Hubbard had business on the
floor, and he consigned the gayel to Capt.
Lowry, This gentleman, in turn, had
occasion to be elsewhere and he re'dele-
gated the dignity Of presiding officer to our
own Charlie seabright,
The reading OF bill was in progress,
and for some time Charlie got along as
smoothly as could be desired; apparently
too smoothly for the Delegate from Ran.
dolph county, and that gentleman cast
about him for some means to rutfle the
peaceful calm OF the session, His usual
talent as ruiler did not desert him on
this occasion. He hastily penRed reso.
luton and sent 1t to the clerks desk to be
read. Judge Ferguson raised the point
that 1t was out Of order, and Mr., Sea6right
go ruled, The pending business thon pro-
ceeded Tor about q minute, when
Cresap yelled in: his guttrual voice: ~
appeal from the decision OF the ChairW
The appeal was ruled out Of order, and
then the fun began,
Alter considerable confusion, Speaker
Wilson resumed the chair, and his practi'
cal hand soon wrought order out OF chaos
butt for long, The man from Randolph
was not to be permanently suppressed
Alter q few moments absence, spent In
seeking spirituous consolation, he returned
eager to the fray, and demanded that hlI
resolution be read.
order.
~ appeal from that decision. Iwsnt tc
know, sir, whether this House belongs Il
the Speaker or the Speaker to the House?'
This sally provoked some laughter, In
which the Speaker good humoredly join
ed. But Cresap went on. He perststeC
In being heard, He wanted TO know
whether he was a vassal or o peer" HI
wanted TO know a great many other things
and said so with an air OF injured soy
erelgnity that was irresistible.
The chair was Compelledi Of course, L
refuse to entertain any such appeal
'Then," said Cresap, " now appeal IRON
that decision. want to know II am I
representative from the county Of Ran
dolph or not"
This appeal was ruled in order, bu
promptly tabled, on motion Of Judge Fer
guson,
The member from Randolph then rost
in his wrath and persisted that he had I
right to be heard on a question Of thu
highest privilege. He went on In q ramb
ling, inCohsrent sort oil q way, until TIT
Speaker warned him that unless order wa
preserved he would call upon the Ser
geant.at.Arms 10 enforce the rules, Thil
had the effect OF gquelChlug the whole
proceeding, which had grown "from ies
10 earnest"
But the gentleman from Randolph &c
Clares he will not stay set down on,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-10
RIVER NEWS.
Movements OF Sioamboats-LOvoS NJ

Movements Of observation-disclosures N0tei
and Gossip.
The marks last evening indicated 10 feel
8 inches and swelling slowly.
The Scotia passed up yesterday from
Cincinnati to Plthburgh.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time yesterday.
The Emma Graham will pass down TO-
day en- route from Pittsburgh to Clncin'
natl.
The Buckeye State Ia due up to-day from
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
The Bachelor leaves for Pittsburgh at
A. NJ. to-day.
The Courier will be to.day's packet for
Parkersburg, leaving at 1880 A. NJ.
The Welcome leaves for Matamoras at 2
P. NJ. to-day.
The 81. Lawrence Is due from Clncin.
natl tomorrow and will return on satur.
day.
The Pres Ellison got up steam yesterday
and Coaled up. The report Is that ahe will
enter the trade between Steubenville and
East Liverpool.
The La Belle Is the Bellaire packet.
The transfer boat Of the O. T. Y. & W.
Railroad was engaged yesterday in towing
barge Of nails from the Top mill TO West
Wheeling,
PlrTsBuKdu, March 9,-River 0 feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
mild.
CINCINNATI, March 0.-Riyer 2S feet and
falling. Weather clear and warmer. De,
parted Hudson, Plthburghi Gaf, Mem
phia.
LOUISVILLE, March 9.-Riyer falling, 10
feet inches Ia the canal; 4 inches In
chute on the falls. Business lively.
Weather cloudy, with a chilly northwest
wind. 1ronsldes and Nellie Walton with
toWs to Pittsburgh. The Carrier ID due
up tonight
CAIRO, March O.-Arriyedi E. NJ. Nor.
ton, New Orleans; will Kyle, Cincinnati |;
City Of Helena, st. Louis; 9. N. Davis,
Evansville. Departed, E. NJ. Norton, ST.
Louisj O. N. Davis, Evansville. River 20
feet 10 inches and falling. Weather toggy.
Thermometer 49,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-10

ME. UHAs. Cha. GRAU, No. 2 Yates Ave
and Cor. Graham Ave. and Cook street
Brooklyn, N, Y, says: With great pleas
ure l inform you that the Great German
Remedy ST. Jacobs OIL, has been used by
some Of my friends and acquaintance Ii
severe cases Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Lumbsgo, and various accidents. II TEL
lleyes pain and heals almost like magic
and | never knew or heard oil, In my ex.
petienCe Of many yeats, q remedy upon
which such enthusiastic pfaiie has been
bestowed, and which has had an inDenBe
galo as the ". Jacobs OIL. put suCh con .
tidence 10 the healing power Of this iami.
ly remedy, that / recommend II for The
various ailments which ! is designated 10
cure, and always find that II is followed
with the most wonderful results. The de.
mand for the 81, Jacobs Oil, in both Of nv
drug stores, exceeds that fol all other aim.
liar remedies comblnded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-10
I'd, PREEzE,s DEATH.
Mrs, Freeze Denies the Sensational St0
Fies Concerning HERSELF


Yesterday a reporter for the ISTELLI.
oEScER called on Mira, Freeze, mother Of
Chas. E, Freeze, deceased, and heard the
story OF her trials at Fort Wayne, Ind, at
the funeral Of her son. The details OF Mr..
Freezes death are familiar to our readers,
made 80 by the publication OF an article
in this paper on Tuesday morning, The
sensational dispatches sent from Fort
Wayne to the metropolitan papers in re-
gard TO Mrs. Freezes action at the
funeral are entirely incorrect and not
in keeping with the facts. Mrs.
Freeze stated that she did not accuse
her sons wite's family OF completely in
producing the death Of her son, but that
her suspicious Of foul play were raised
when she was refused the privilege OF ex-
aiming the remains. She says that there
was no scene at the funeral as stated IN
the dispatches, but that the difficulties al
luded TO occurred the day before. 1t ap.
pears that Mr.. Freeze had filed
q petition for divorce from his wife
few days previous TO his death, and
that his vile and her friends were
preparing to resist it, Mrs. Freeze
did not learn OF this action OF her son
until her arrival at Fort Wayne, and then
only accidentally by reading the report Of
his death in one oil the papers, The mys'
terious actions OF the family certainly sus,
tanned the suspicious OF Mrs. Freeze, and
II she was persistent In her demands 10
know Of the real cause OF her sons death
the natural feelings OF mother should
not have been magniaed into the ravingE
OF o maniac, as was stated by one CORES
pondent, II Is very likely that the public
will hear more Of the death Of younI
Freeze before the grass over his grave
turns green.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-10


Points AbOut People ut Homo and
Abroad.
Col. Ed. Dick is Of home again from
Washington, D. O. 2 *. ~ 7.
Geo. II. Parks, Eco, Is at the National
Hotel, Washington, D. o.
Messrs. o. W. Brockunier and N. B.
Scott returned from Pittsburgh last night
Mr.. Newell squarey and Dol. Webber
o, D., OF London, England, have rooms al
the Mcclure House.
Col. ]. A. Plank, proprietor Of the
shawwan House, Titin, o., 10 the guest oil
Col E. s. Norton, Of the New Mcclure
House.
Capt. William II. Reynolds, OF steuben.
vile, head clerk Of the Railway Mail Ser.
vice, was In tie city yesterday attending
the United States District Court. asst.
Among the West virginians registered
OF the Mcclure House yesterday were +.
H. BuChannon, OF Brooke county, and ".
II. Gamble and wife. Of Moundsville.
Squire Howell, OF McConnell's Mills,
dropped dead from bis chair on Sunday
evening last, with heart disease. He was
very heavy nan, aged about 70 years.
Washington, Pa, Reporter. Squire Howell
was the father OF Mr.. W. B. Howell Of this
city.