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SPAWN.

j. NJ. G., WASHINGTON, Pal have a
fine young hve.year.old horse that has
been lame in the left hind leg for about
three months. When no first went lamo
the first few steps he would take he would
limp, and then go all right until after
you would let him rest, and then he start.
cd lame. Can anything be done for him,
and what had we better do2
ANswRR-The horse has developed a
SPAWN. The proper treatment will BIZ to
have him operated on by surgeon. He
will then give you advice as to the after
treatment,
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Tux diftiluriDg eruptious on the face,
tho sunkeu eye, the pAlid complexion,
indicate that there is something wrong
going on within. EXpel tho lurking foe
to health, Ayers SIrsaparilla was de-
Yised i0r dat pnrpose; aud dOesit. paw
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The Baltimore & Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets to New Orleans
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts, For
tickets, tourists guides and full intorma.
ton, call on or address T. O. Burke, Ticket
Agent. Baltimore Il Ohio depot, Wheel.
| inu w Va
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ure spresder, now coming so widely into
use, enables us 70 accomplish this very
rapidly, giving light, even coat, which
protects the roots as mulch, and adds
fertility besides.
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NJ IabouChete' makea bold TO coin a
word. Says be-; IAN interview with the
maine Of The interviewed THE word ree.
duit6s coming In these days. left out 10
falhOf poor reading
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All sorts of odd aud curious dress FAM
are carried by the fashionable women THU
season, come Of which -ne' apparently
purely ornamental.
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A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
EATRAINs-E xPLAHArtoN OF REIERENCE MARKs.
S!Daily; tsSnday excepted. MONDAY accepted
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Home AGAIN /!
eaa OUT OF THE
Fire & Ashes.


We beg leave to announce
that we have resumed business
in our new and handsome rooms
at the well known BRIDGE
CORNER, where we will be
glad to welcome our friends, old
and new.
We are receiving daily sup
plies Of fresh and reliable goods,
which we offer at lowest cash
prices.
We strive to merit the good
will and confidence OF our pa
irons, and to meet all their
wants in our line.
Call and see us in our new
dress.
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Lsa1s wheeling a : Z. H. and run every nosF
uH bss x SS,siIns Fa,tM a. N, and run stOr7
nG TRs n @ThuicS tlaln viii leave each ,srmlaus a.
iqii0B n D, HlhSuH,
od4 Superintendent
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stage Of tho Water and Movements OF III,
Steamboats,.
The Benton Macmillan Is due down al
an early hour this morning.
The towboat Nail City Is having hel
machinery repaired aud Is receiving new
chimneys at Gallipolis.
The Scotia, Louis Shirley, General Pike
and Katie SsoOkdale while laid up have
been undergoing repairs.
It Is reported that the steamer Return
OF New Cumberland, Ia to enter the Steu'
benville and Pittsburgh trade.
The r. E. Phillips, the small passenger
packet built here by tho Sweeneys FOL
Capt, Dode Berry, has gone up the river
on a short cruise.
Col. W. L. Merrill, In charge OF Ohio
river improvements, Is reported ~BsriouSly
Ill at his residence in Cincinnati with an
attack Of diptheria.
The O. W. Bachelor, which has been
laid up here for several weeks on account
OF low water, will start out In the Fits.
burgh trade again this morning.
The Emma Graham Transportation Com.
pany will, 1t is again given out, soon put
o steamer permanently In the P~ittaburgh'
Cincinnati trade, In place Of the old Ora
ham.
The Belle Prince has had three fats o.
rails hard aground q short distance below
Davis Island dam the rest oil her tow was
In a good harbor near where the three fats
were aground.
The Princess had a large excursion party
Of colored people from Bellaire, Martina
Ferry and here On board last evening, and
took them 10 SGeubenvillo and return,
There was an orchestra on board that fur.
nished music for dancing. The excursion
was given under the direction Of Joshua
Scott,
The river rose nearly two feet yester.
day. This was partly duo 10 the rains Of
Sunday and partly due 10 the lowering Of
the Davis Island dam yesterday, which
lei an immense volume Of water out. Al
Pittsburgh last evening the river Ind.
Gated o depth Of 8 feet 0 inches and rising,
Here the depth In the channel was 0 feet
2 inches and the river was rising, A
number Of boats Of the coal feet arc OK.
pected to come out with small towB.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati yes.
tefday afternoon with o IfgtClass trip on
board. She will leave on her return ttp
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon, She already
has booked q large number Of conslgi.
menls, aud tho indications arc that she
will leave port with about all the freight
on board that ahe can carry, This excel,
lent Btern.wheel packet In additlont TO bBing
able 10 handle rapidly large amounts Of
freight 10 fitted up with ali the convent.
ences for q big passenger traffic. Her state
rooms are Comnodious and neat, and her
table q good one. Capt. Charlie Muhle.
man In command, stands al the head Of as
clever o net Of officers ~ are 10 DO found
on tho tiyet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-03
A SCIENTIFIC FACT.
"RoyaI" the only Baking Powder Free
from Lime and Absolutely Pure.

Lime is the serious defect found in most of the cream Of
tartar baking powders, As a matter of fact, chemical analysis
has found it in all such powders except the "Royal," It's
presence is caused by the use of adulterated cream of tartar
in the effort to reduce their cost of production.
Lime adds to the weight, whilei it detracts from t~hestength
of the baking powder, It also renders the food less whole,
some, giving rise to dyspepsia and kindred ailments, Baking
powders containing lime produce less leavening gas, and
therefore in use are more expensive than a frst-class, pure
article.
The Royal Baking Powder is made from cream of tartar
that is first specially refined and made chemically pure.
No tartrate of lime or other impurity can find its way into
the "Royal," and to this fact its great superiority in
strength, wholesomeness and keeping quality is due,
All this adds greatly to the cost of manufacturing the
Royal Baking Powder, but as all its ingredients are selected
and prepared with the same precise care and regardless of
labor or expense, an article is produced that is free from
every extraneous substance" absolutely pure" Nor does
in contain any ingredients except those necessary to make
q pure, wholesome and perfect baking powder,
Prof. McMurtrie, late chemist in chief to the U S, Depart.
ment of Agriculture, after analysing the cream OF tartar used
by the various baking powders of the market, testifes to the
absolute purity of that Employed in the Royal Baking Pow.
der as follows:
"Ihaye examined the cream oftartarm manufactured forand
used by the Royal Baking Powder Company in their baking
powder, and find it to be perfectly pure and free from limein
any FORM
Prof. Love, who made the analyses of baking powders for
the N. Y. State Board of Health, as well as for the Govern,
ment, certifes to the purity and wholesomeness of the Royal,
Dr. E. Fl. Barley, chemist of the Brooklyn, N. Y, De-
partment of Health, says: 81 have recently analysed sam.
pies of the Royal Baking Powder purchased by myself in
the stores of this city, and find it free from lime in any form"
Bread, cake, biscuits, &C., prepared with Royal Baking
Powder, will be lighter, sweeter and more wholesome than
if made with any other baking power or leavening agent.
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BREvIrrEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in aud About
the City,

9LhtteEh uI aA4A9E AAsNAsNN
the City.
THR Riverside blast furnace at steuben.
vile 10 expected to start up about Sep
TENDER /,
LANG, the Canadian oarsman, haH put
up aud challenged John Ritz for q race
for $500 to $1,000.
TuR last will and testament Of John
Mayer, deceased, was yesteTdsy admitted
to probate and ordered TO be recorded.
ATTENTION Is called to the advertise.
ment OF Mr.. s. p. Hildreth In this issue.
He has added to his insurance agency
two first class companies,
No HORSES outside Of Bellalre, Martins
Ferry, Bridgeport and Wheeling will be
allowed to enter the trotting or pacing
races at the butchers picnic on AuguaE12.
WuRMB, the Pitsburgher ARRESTED for
beating his wife on the B, & 0. train Sun
day afternoon, was sent to the hill for
thirty days from the Police Court yester-
day.
ARCHIBALD McCLARIN yesterday quail
fed as administrator Of the estate OF Will
liam Stuart, deceased, and gave bond In
the sum Of $4,000, with D, o, List, iFp as
surety,
Tue Mlngo nail works resumed opera
tions yesterday morning, the task ottakinG
stock being accomplished ~ two days
and three nights. Looks aa though there
was considerable induCement to run,
CHARLES CLAYTON, a young sou Of Mr.
| Crayton who il employed at Schulz's con.
fectlonery, had bis foot 30 badly crushed
on the B. 4 o. track at BenWood las
evening that 1t will have TO DO %amputated
LETTERS addressed 10 the following
named persons remain unclaimed at tn!
postoAicse; Geo. Dyer, w, Geo. Howard
Mr.. Mours, Valentine Stark, 10, Martin
A, Walters, james Z, Garter, Carl DoPp
ner,
OFFICER BRINEMAN last night arrestet
an Eighth ward tailor at the corner o
Chspline and Thirty,sixth streets, He ha'
on nothing but his shirt and socks, AMI
the theory Ia advanced that this is tn
Register ghost, II there ever was a ghost,
TnE people residing on Forty.fourtl
street below Chapline are complaininI
loudly about a very offensive sewer alonl
that street that has more times thai
one been the cause Of complaint. 1t
%staguant, foul smelling contents are no
the mcst conducive things to good health
A HORSE drawing a dog cart driven b!
Mr.. s%wearingeu, ran OF on Main stree
Yesterday, and turning down the St
James hotel alley and then down thl
Water street sidewalk, demolished a chat
from which q gentleman arose just II
time to escape. II then raj over another
gentleman's toes, aud brought up agsins
a lamp post.
TIE Sunday School Of St. AIphonsu
church celebrated the laying Of The cor
ner stone Of the new church on Sunda!
by a picnic at the Park yesterday. Thl
attendance was as large as ever seen at
picnic at the Park. The Elm Grove roat
ran three or four cars on every hourl!
trip, aud all were we'll loaded. The ds!
was passed enjoyably by all. 1t was
perfect day for q picnic.
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A woNpERruLLAuNcII
The Big Los Raft Lawnchcd-It will Proba.
bly, be u Failure.

bly, be u Failure.
HALIFAX, N. s., August 2.-The propos.
ed second attempt to launch the big raft
at Two Rivers, Cumberland county, OF
midnight, Saturday night, had to be post.
poned after all the arrangements had been
completed, on account offog. The wealth.
or yesterday morning was beautiful, and q
large crowd gathered to witness the great
est launch eyer attempted on this CONT
nent. Everything was got in readiness
for the high tide. AT 1905 precisely the
raft started amid the shouts Of the Bpecta.
tors.
II moved or most beautifully, It's move.
ment increaning gradually but with won.
derful celebrity. When two hundred feet
down the launchway the cradle broke
with q crash and a oar that could DO
heard distinctly q milo away. 1t was &C.
companied by Gro and smoke caused by
the friction. The huge raft surged for a
moment, and then settled down on the
wrecked cradle. Sticks OF hard wood,
eighteen inches in diameter, were snapped
like pipe.atems and ground into match
wood. The raft remains intact, only two
Of the binding chains being broken. II Is
about one.fith submerged at high water.
1t Is probable that 1t cannot be moved.
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GAS IN -MANurAcron1Es.
The Regulations of the Wheeling Board
IfnLnrMriInrs.

The Regulations of the Wheeling Board OF
Underwriters.
The local Board, Of Underwriters has
issued the following memorandum OF con.
ditions for the introduction and use Of
natural gas in manufacturing establish.
ments:
/. That when gas Is To be introduced
into any premises a tank governor or
regulator shall DO placed as remote as pos
si6le from the building, by which the
pressure shall be reduced 10 not exceed.
Ing two pounds.
9. A safety valve shall be placed be.
tween the governor or regulator and build.
ings, which will blow of when the pres.
sure exceeds two pounds,
8. A mercury gauge must BIO placed in.
side Of buildings which will indicate the
exact pressure in the pipes.
A, All pipes leading from the regulator
and into the mills shall be Of as largo di.
ameter as possible, and all pipes on en-.
tering O building shall DO elevated and
carried overhead, and above all furnaces
and boilers.
8. All pipes, valves and fittings shall DO
carefully inspected and tested, when the
work Is completed, by the inspector Of the
company furnishing the gas, who shall
issue a certificate that the equipment Is
in accordance with tho above regulations.
Tho Secretary Of the Board Of Under.
writer's on receipt Of tue inspeCtot's Ger.
tiicate will issue q permit Tor tho use oil
natural gas, for which he shall Cargo q fee
OF one dollar. P. u. DoHBiNS, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-03
ANOTHER HOMICIDE
NEAR noMNEY, HAMPSHIRE CO.
Benjamin Brooks Murdered by u Youug
Woman whom 1t Is Reported he had
Threatsned-The Woman Lodged In
Jail-ssnsatiOnal Stories Related.

Romney, the comfy seat Of Hampshire
county, which was 80 stirred up only a
few weeks ago over the Heatwoll tragedy,
was on Sunday evening again thrown into
q state OF excitement by learning Of an.
other homicide, This coming 80 soon
after the other crime mRde.the excitement
greater probably than 1t would hsvs other
wise been, In this case the victim is re-
ported to be Benjamin Brooks, aged 4S,
married, and the father of q family, This
person named in the report as firing the
shot that ended Brooks career is a young
unmarried woman named Ann 0Gner,
Miss oGnsr lived with her father, Reu-
ben 0fner, on the latter's farm, three
miles east Of ROmney, Brooks resided in
Romney and has hitherto borne a good
reputation for sObristy and peace. The
shooting took place about So'cloCk Sun
day morning, Brooks was shot through
the head and instantly killed. It is re-
ported that he had stopped at Miss OF
ner's and threatened to kill her in case
she made certain exposures, There are
some shocking stories ahoat in connection
with the shooting, Miss 0dner was
lodged in jail. Itis said she admits the
shooting,
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"DurCnY" wEsr's CASE.
Ito Waves Examination anL b Held
$4,000 Hall,

IIS Waves Examination nni iS Hold III
$4,000 ball.
The case OF "Dutchy" West, accused oil
breaking into the residence Of George
Orumbacker, at 0O4 MCColloch street,
chloyolotming the family and robbing the
house, was set for hearing in the Office OF
the County jail at 9 o'clock yesterday
afternoon by Squire W. II. Davis. Al
that hour West waved a preliminary ex'
animation and was remanded to jail in
default Of 5000 bail.
The case Of Tom Arthur, arrested with
West at the old Catholic cemetery south Of
the creek, was postponed till 10 day. The
general belief Is that young Arthur 10 in
noCent Of any participation in the crime,
and that he simply got into trouble by
being in bad company. Prosecuting At
torney jordan himself Is disposed To
share this belief, but there are n or two
circumstances he desires to have cleared
up before he consents to the young mans
release. The affair has probably taught
Arthur q much needed lesson.
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OnLECr no TIIE 7
Register Inaccuracies In the Account OF Il
CORNERSTONE LAYING.

Register Inaccuracies In the Account OF the
Cornerstone Laying.
There was considerable dissatisfaction
expressed yesterday by members oil the
St. Alphonsus Society over the report
printed in the Register OF the laying Of the
cornerstone Of the new church edifCe be.
ing erected on the ate Of the old 81. Al.
phonsus church, and the attendant exer.
cises which took place Sunday. The re.
port was spoken Of as being full Of mac,
curacies. A member Of the Society called
attention 10 the report Of the man.
ner in which the different members
OF the clergy took part and said
that that was wrong. The Regis.
Ter stated that Charles Behler, as President
OF the Society, delivered tho address oil
welcome to the visiting societies. Mr..
Behler is not President nor did he deliver
the address. That pleasing duty was done
bv Mr., Peter B~onenberger, who Is the
President Of the Society. There were
other inaccuracies Of lees Importance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-03
COL, pooRMAN GIVES IT UP.


lie Comedies Col. THyIOr'S Nomination and
will Withdraw,
The Bellaire Independent Of last evening
has the following, which may be consider
ed as authorized, since the Independent has
favored Col. Poormsn all through the pre-
liminary Congressional contest:
Col. q. L. Poormsn will not have hil
name presented to the Congressional con.
vention. He will formally withdraw in
card tomorrow. Some Of his delegates
will vote against making the nomination
Of Taylor unanimous, and may keep 1t VI
afterwards.
Col. Poormau's own paper, the Bclliare
Tribune, ssys:
The result Of the primaries gives The
nomination to Col. j. D. Taylor. Bsllatre,
Pultney township, Martina Ferry, Bridge
port, and several other townships elected
delegates favorable to Col. Poorman,
Warren, RiChland and the western town.
ships, except Flushing, elected Taylor
delegates. There is little n0ws from the
other counties, but enough Is known tc
indicate the nomination Of Taylor by O
decided majority. For want OF help we
are unable TO give full particulars, but ex'
peCt to say more tomorrow.
Col PoormRn spoke TO an IETELLIGEN-
GER reporter last night rather bitterly
about his defeat. He said he would pub
llsh q card In his paper this evening with
drawing from the contest.