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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-01
Common Sense Versus Theory.

Forestry orators and theorists must adj.
NIT after this season of unprecedented
rain that the rainfall is governed by
causes beyond the range and influence Of
forest trees and wood lots. Common
sense indicates that the spongy mass Of
moss and fallen leaves in every forest
must assist in holding moisture back, and
equalizing It's flow; but common folk
will still fancy that the existence Of large
bodies Of water and the evaporating
power Of the suns rays have more 10 do
with creating rainfall than the planting
Of forest trots OF the preservation Of over.
ripo specimens II pine, spruce CT hem
lock, which have stopped growing and
which stand In the way Of the develop
ment Of the younger and more vigorous
forest trees. Boston Budget.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-01
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Corner Main ST. and Broap-
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PRIVATE DEsPESSiRN
Established for the Scientific and speedy
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Mont,
RUPTURE cured without pain or hirderancc
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sniEc Ey his malmanin pure lovely rom.
hN9BE orlcEion, tr.e from sl1Eur,s frecElts,
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~ ThA, 'tirei'' feeling and Oh fcnalc weak
ness NJ mptly cured, Bloa hing Headaches, NeT.
vous Prostitution, General Debilil =, Nleeplesness,
repression and Indigestion. Ovarian troubles, In
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Change o. Life. Consult the old Doctor.
EYE ann Far Aegts OF q GhIqniC Jua a:
Globe and far or near sighiein.ss, Inversion ofthe
Lids. scrofulOus Ewes, liberation lnfammstion-,
Abcess .Dimness Of Vision Of one or both eyes, and
Tumors Of Lie.
ra-Inaamation OF the Ear, Liberation or
Catarrh, Internal orr xtarnal Deafness. or paralysis
singing or roaring noises, Thickenei Drum elc.
MERvUUS ISssc., \ sSi Emissions, LSSs Of
Vita Power, sleeplessness, dependency, Loss Of
Memory, Confusion % Ideas, Bl1rs before the eye
LBstitude, Languor, Gloominess, Depression %
spirits. Aversion 10 society. easily Discouraged
Lack ofCou6denca. Dull, Lisiles-, Undt for study
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Medicine free from observation TO all parts ofthe
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attention. No letters answered Mess accom-.
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pamphlet and list Of questions. Terms strictly
cash.
Call on our address.
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Cor. Main 4. and broadway Suite. Won't,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-01
for Infants and Children.

,"castoria is 50 well adapted 10 children that
recommend Il as superior TO any prescription
known 70 me- II. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
III 3D. Oxford ST., brooklyn, N. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28
RIVER NEWS.

Stage OF tho Water and Movements OF the
BOats.
The Courier is this mornings Parkers-
burg packet.
The Scotia is due down at an early
hour this morning, enroute from Pitts
burgh to Cincinnati.
The river is still falling at this point.
The levee marks last evening indicated
a depth in the channel OF feet inches
and the waters were receding steadily.
Captain Charlie Muhleman, of the
Andes, has been on the sick list but had
recovered sufficiently to take command
OF the steamer when she left Cinnati
last evening for this point.
The CIV. Bachelor with her Odd Eel
low excursionists from Steubenvillande
other Ohio points up the river left Gin
cinnati on her return trip last night.
Joe Alexander and Charlie Prall are her
pilots.
The twboats OF the coal fleet nearly
all succeeded in getting back to Pitts
bnrch from Cincinnati and Louisville
with tows OF empties. The Charley
Brown and Sam Brown, and possibly
some others, will not make it likely, but
they will get up as far as here probably.
The G. W. Bachelor, on her return
from her excursion to Cincinnati, will
resume her place in the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling trade. Captain 0'Neal, her
commander, is visiting Cincinnati for
the first time in four years, and has
been cordially received by his numerous
old friends.
The W. n. Chancellor has not yet de.
cided to go back to her Pittsburgh
Charleston trade. Since making low
water trip between Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnati her officers have shown qnite n
fancy for that trade, and have been run.
ming in opposition TO the big packets
ever since. The Chancellor viii pass
down at an early hour this morning,
There are several OF the river men at
this end Of the river who would like to
know what has become OF the United
States snagboat Il. A. Woodruff. There
is plenty Of work for her up in this end
OF the aiver, and she ought to be at it
now while the river is low. She has
done little or nothing thus far this sum-
mer. There is also some work here
abouts for the dredge boats.
The Louis A. Sherley arrived from
Cincinnati at O'Clock last evening with
good trip on board in the freight line.
She also had quite a number OF passen:
gers on board, and her register showed
that the cabin trip had not been a bad
one. The Sherley will leave for Cincin-
natl ut 8 o'clock this afternoon. Passen-
gers and shippers are requested to be
prompt in getting aboard. Capt. Tom
Hunter is in command and Charlie
Reeves does the honors in the office.
They will see TO II that all patrons are
pleased with the treatment they receive
on board the Sherley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28

| To me Editor Gf ne IRteitgcRccr.
SIR:-Noticing an article in your paper
Of yesterday, rejecting on my conduct
in not turning over the uniforms in my
possession to the company, think, in
Justice to myself, that an explanation
should be made to correct any false i'm
preston that may be made by said arti-
Gle. The facts are these:
Those uniforms are State property,
and am responsible for the proper dis
tribution OF the same. Until / receive
orders from the Adjutant General am
the sole Judge OF when and to whom l
shall issue them. The company are not
well enough drilled as yet to turn out
and parade the streets, and there is no
use OF issuing the clothes to them until
that time arrives. They have adjourned
until September on account OF warm
weather, etc. II is said that refuse to
drill. Fifteen members come to me and
say they wanted me to call ameeting and
have drill, but then only on condition
that give them their uniforms. The last
few drills we had during warm weather
little over hall attended, and the strong
aversion Of many OF those to drilling in
warm weather was plainly expressed.
Judging from the above, feel certain
that the drills would last but short
time and be very poorly attended while
they did last, even if gave them the
clothes. When the warm weather is
over, the political excitement would
have the effect OF stopping drill.
For these reasons | deem it to the III
terest OF the State to keep the uniforms,
which are well preserved in tight boxes
lined with heavy tarred paper, in the
armory until ] see fit to issue them, or
until am ordered to do so by the proper
authority.
wish to say that | am very sorry 10
have incurred the i'll will OF so many
members OF the company, but us long as
am their captain propose to do what
believe TO be right and for the interest
OF the State, the members to the con-
trarY Notwithstanding.
Very Truly Yours,
GEO. L. BOYD, JR.
Wheeling, JuiV27.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abrond.

strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Henry X. List has gone to Mt
Lake Park.
Capt. Henry Seamon has returned
from Cincinnati.
Miss Kate White has returned from Il
short visit to Charleston.
Mr.. ]. II. Marcum, OF Huntington, was
ut the Stamm last evening,
Hon. ]. j. Jacob, OF Clinton, was a
the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. W. II. Bryant, of the Brooklyn
Times, is visiting relatives here.
Judge Henry Brannon, of Weston
arrived in the city last evening and reg
istered at the Stamm.
Mr.. C. f. Scott, OF Parkersburg, Is in
the city, on his way to WelIsburg, where
he was called by the death OF a sister.
Mr.. George p. Linch, who has beer
here for several weeks past visiting rela
tiyes and friends, returned last evening
to Argentine, Kansas, where he has peer
located for some time past and where
he is doing well.
DR.. and Mrs. George Baird gave u very
pleasant reception on Fourteenth,stree'
last evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
Hullihen Quarter. Those present were
from both the old and young classes O.
society, and all found the evening" mos'
agreeable one.
Hon. Hiram K. Howard, of Poin'
Pleasant, is spending few days in thu
city and end OF the State, looking aitel
his chances for the Democratic nomina
ton for Governor. Mr.. Howard has
way of making himself very popular
with all those with whom he comes in
contact, and is increasing the good i'm
preston he has previously made here
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28
TtfB CANNON FUND.

II Is Getting Bigger Every Day-fhe Roll OF
Honor.
One hundred and two days from to-
night the people Of this country who
believe in the grand American policy Of
protection to Home Industries, will be
starting in on monster celebration over
the sweeping victory that that policy
and Harrison and Morton, the two able
mon selected to lead the hosts who rally
under Projections broad shield, will
have achieved over the party OF Cieve-
land and Free Trade.
TO properly celebrate it will be neces-
sary to have cannon that shall wake
the echoes, and proclaim that Americans
are well enough satisfied with American
ideas and American goods. The INTEL
LIGENCER has cannon fund that is last
nearing completion. Three hundred
and two more quarters are needed, and
il they get in in time the cannon will be
in position to bark next November.
Since last reporting the fund twenty
three twenty-five cent pieces have roll
ed in. Protectionists who want to see
n celebration that shall knock all pre-
yious ones silly. will feel bad ii there is
no booming cannon next November. a
quarter OF dollar from one.halt the
ProtectioniSts in this county would make
a sum almost sufficient to buy battery.
Only one gun is wanted. Look at the
following list and then call and have
Vour name enrolled:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28

put up as rapidly us practicable. Mr..
Bates took three or four mechanics with
him from Bellaire to do the work.
A new shoe bottom, invented by Alex
Harvey, of Steubenvitie, has just been
patented, and threatens to work a revo-
luton. in the shoe business.
The Hazel Glass Works No. /, OF
Washington, Pa, is making all the glass
possible with its five tank furnaces, three
OF which are used in making white ware
and two fruit jars.
The Baltimore & Ohio Company is
making up for lost time in the shipment
Of coke over its Pittsburgh division.
There were almost continuous success
sion OF trains yesterday.
The cessation OF work at all the glass
factories for six weeks or two months,
and that following short run at the
flint factories, has barred the market OF a
variety OF goods to such IN extent that
there is already brisk demand for goods
to be delivered MS soon ms they can be
produced.
The recording Of the mortgage for
So 500, 600 by the Cannon Ball" railroad
people moves the Cadiz Republican, to re.
mark: "The recording OF these mort
cages really looks little like business
It is the necessary step to be taken be-
fore the bonds can be sold. Now, il the
bonds sell, and the money is thus raised,
the road will be built. Look out for
the cars"
That the Bellaire 4 st. Clairsville rail.
road will be speedily rebuilt is an assured
fact, says the st. ClairsvilIc Chronicle
Work was commenced on Monday clear
ing away the debris near tire stranded
train preparatory to replacing the track
so MS to get the train back to st. Glars
vile Junction. We understand that
the company has leased ten acres of TIM
Der, will put in saw mill and get out
ties and timber without delay. A heavy
force OF trackmen have already been put
upon the line, which will be increased
so that the road may be in running order
within thirty days.
Wheeling patronizes home brewers,
citizens drink home beer-Steubenville
patronizes foreign brewers, citizens drink
foreign beer. So while Wheeling thus
retains-keePs 100000 annually for
financial benefit of that city, Steubcn-
vile by patronizing foreign brewers
sends away from the city and wastes not
less than 100000 annually. Besides
Steubenville practices the same theory
in most other traflics, which is one
reason why Wheeling, in population,
business and wealth, has the lead-has
progressed more rapidly than Steuben-
ville.-,StelbenriHe Gazette.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28

Mrs. Sarah Ray, Colored woman,
dropped dead about 0 o'clock last night
MS She was passing through the alley
running between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets. Heart disease is the sup
posed cause OF her death.
The deceased WIS quite well known to
a number OF the leading families OF the
city as nm accomplished cook and maker
OF dolicacies. For some years past she
has been in the employ OF the family Of
AIR. George X. McMechen. Last night
she was on her way to East Wheeling,
with some tempting dish for a sick per
son, and WAS in the rear OF DR.. John
Frissell's residence when she was Strick-
en- down. The gasping cry she gave WIS
heard by Houston Davis, q colored team
stcr, who ran down the alley to learn the
cause OF the noise. Finding the woman
unconscious, he summoned physician,
hut it was too late to do anything, for
the woman was dead. The remains were
taken to her home at No. 1909 Chapline
street.
Mrs. Ray was a widow, aged about S.
or BOyears. She has one child, a daugh.
ter, employed us cook ut n restaurant.
She came here from Luray about twenty
wears ago. She was very large and
ilcsly woman. Mrs. Ray had saved
considerable money in the past few
years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28

The two new trains the Panhandle
system has put on between Wheeling
and the East and West are run every
night in the week, including Sunday
night. One OF these trains arrives here
at II 10 p. m. and the other departs at
midnight. The only stop made between
here and Wheeling junction isat Wells
burg. The midnight train connects nj
the Junction with fast yestibule limited
trains for New York and st. Louis, the
fastest trains run in the country. The
trains that arrivesat II 10 brings passen'
gers who left New York in the morning
The midnight train is going to be d
very convenient thing for people from
Wellsburg who desire to come to Wheel;
ing this coming fall and winter to attend
the theatre, the State Fair or political
meetings,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28
LOCAL BRRylT1Es.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
tho City.

tho City.
one deed of trust was admitted to
record yesterday.
The Assembly ut Mountain Lake Park
will open on Tuesday evening next with
n social reunion and grand display OF
fire works.
WORD from Washington, Pa, says
that the Wheeling Oil Companys well
No. has struck n pay streak in the top
OF the 50-foot sand. =.
TIE Good Templars OF Bridgeport will
give a Lawn Social Saturday evening at
the grounds OF J. T. Loe, kirkwood.
The public is cordially invited.
A GENERAL invitation is extended to
Young men to attend the. young mems
meeting at s o'clock tonight and at 4
o'clock tomorrow in the parlors oil the
Young Mems Christian Association.
NAN MoRRIsoS was arraigned before
Squire Arkle yesterday on charge Of
keeping Il house OF i'll fame. She waived
n preliminary examination and gave
bond in 500 for her appearance at the
Circuit Court.
The indications are that there will be
quite crowd from this side OF the river
Who will 90 on the Cleveland, Lorain 4
Wheelings Harvest Excursion to Lake
Chippewa aud Cleveland next Tuesday
The number going from the other side o
the river is quite large. Tickets arc
good returning till August 9, and tht
fare is but - to Cleveland and 81 % II
| the Lake. The races will be on ut Cleve
land next week and the races at tina
city are always noteworthy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28
Every Night | Scratched

Until the skin was raw. Rody Gov.
cred with scales like spots OF NOR.
tar. Cured by the cuticura Rom.
edles.
am going to tell you Of the o,tr-o,st...
change your Cuticuu Remedies pyrlUFfset "A
red plmples Ike coming out El over nm ~. 80
but thought nothing OF II until some i.;,,.i
on. when II began to look like .b0ts N ,t '.S.
shotted on, and which came OF In T. ,-''' .9'
cOmpanicd with Itching. would ,rf5f ~, -
night until was raw, then the next al IT, ~
scales being formed meanwhile, won ~
OIL again. In vain did consult all IN, II -,
In the country, but without aid. Atfft M " ~
up NIL hopes OF recovery | happened ia ~. ~
advertisement In the newspaper about y,Ty ~ Sl
! ticuTn Remedies, and purchased them lp,r, ~
druggist, aud obtained almost imWe,ilnt,. r,liI
! began to notice that the sraly CFupti0f. ~
uAlly dropped of md disappeared one In 30
and have been fully cured. | hHd he iI.t[',,
thirteen mouths before began taking In t,1I1,
cufu Remedies, and IN four or five vrsi, ~.
entirely cured. My disease wBs ,r7y1a -
| psoriasis. recommended the CutirlF, RENE
dies TO NIL IN my vicinity, and Know al !, s,,a,
many VINO nave taken them, aud thank M n,
| the knowledge OF them, especially tHaib N, ~
/ have babes with scnly cruptiOns on thglr hr,i.
aud bodies, cannot express In WUris nv
! thanks TO you Tor what the Cutlrum Rsmcii-.
| have been TO me. My body was ruyrf,s1 tgi,i,
scales, and was an awful spectacle IN E,l,iijj'
/ Now my skin IL ~ nice and clear as a hlbyi,
Sept. II, 1857. "''''D' VIE
q 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28
BEIiI,AlRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho GlRss City.


All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the GlRss City.
Mayor Brown Is In Moundsvillc.
Mrs. J. II. BIckcrton is down with malaraI
fever.
Miss Mary Powell, of GAINESVILLE, is visiting
| friends here.
Mrs. c, II, DGnkwerth and son, Guy, have gone
on Il visit TO Clarington.
The steamers Elaine and Telegram rcshlpped
here yesterday morning.
The police Rre taking turns In filling the mar
shals place during his Illness.
Mrs. Thomas Hart has for her guest Miss Mhy
Weeks, Of Cambridge, for u month.
The people along Noble street are still working
at their cellars, cleaning the mud out
Mrs. W. c. Roberts, of the First ward has pin
with Harrison ind Reform" on IT, presented "a
Mr. Roberts father In 1910.
A little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs T. II. ThOmp,
son, Loretta, died at her home In the Third ward
Thursday aud was buried yesterday.
The County Commissioners advertise for bids
| on the abutments for Whisky run and MOOrG's
run bridges lost In the recent storm.
Grandma Carey, as she was familiAryy called
died ut the home Of her son, Michael, yesterday
and will be buried from 81, Johns church to,
morrow,
Civil Engineers Norton aud ShOnPO, Of the
railroad, are surveying some property here
claimed by Mr.. Hoover, who says they arc over
on his ground.
The excursion rate has been reduced on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad 10 - Tor the
pete With the Cleveland iordtn ( Wheeling
folks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28
NATURAL GAS ALL RIGHT.
seIwyu TayIor's Theory Not
Given Any Weight
BY THE PRACTICAL GAS MEN.
President william Finn Talks on
the Probability of the supply
Becoming Exhausted News
in All the Factories.

Mr.. selwyn Taylor, prominent min
ing engineer Of Pittsburgh, was quoted
in the telegraph department Of the IN.
TELLIeENcER yesterday as saying that ii
was his belief that natural gas is grad.
ually exhausting itself, and that two
years time will see the end OF it. Were
this proven to be correct it would restore
coal to its former supremacy as the fuel
of this region.
While the natural gas companies are
reported to be experimenting in various
directions to secure cheap fuel gas, and
are likely to succeed, they deny vigor'
ously that there is anything in Mr.. Tay'
lor's theory. Mr.. William Finn, Presi.
dent Of the Wheeling Natural Gas Com,
pany, is reported in the Pittsburgh
Time. as giving utterance to the follow.
ing views:
"selwyn Taylor simply doesn't know
what he is talking about when he says
the natural gas supply Of this locality is
giving out. Wells may weaken, but eX'
tensions Of lines and the developments
OF new erritory are OF easy accomplish.
ment. Seldom does the gas fail to re
sPond to the drill. In no locality have
there been enforced abandonments. Ii
word, l have no expectation that these
eyes shall see the extinction OF natura
gas.
"Herc is n parallel: Oil is more plen
tiiul now than it was twenty years ago
and there are millions of gallons NOR
oil consumed now than then. Gas ii
be coming more plentiful every day
and facilities for its transportation are
cheapening and simplifying all the time
One thing is certain, and that is gas vii
never be cheaper than coal. Mr.. Taylor
is not us familiar with gas matters as hi
is with some other things"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-07-28
New Companies Chartered.

Secretary Of State Walker has issued
a certificate of incorporation to the Inter,
State Land Agency, which has for its
purposes doing general brokerage
business, in selling, leasing, operating
and eheCting sales, exchanges, ETC., in
mineral, timber and other lands in the
States OF Kentucky, Virginia and West
Virginia. The principal Offices to be ut
Point Pleasant, Mason county, and
Charleston, Kanawha county. The sum
OF 1000 has been subscribed and paid
in paid in on said corporation, and the
privilege OF increasing the stock to
$50, 900 is reserved. The shares are $40
each, and are held by Frank Barrett,
II. II. Barrett and P. A. Sanns, OF
Gala county, Ohio; J. J. Bright, OF
Point Pleasant, and A. L. and Alice b.
Humphreys, OF Charleston. Also to the
Buckeye Coal and Coke Company, which
has for its purposes mining coal, manu-
featuring coke, and doing a general mer-
camille business. The principal office is
to be ut Freemans, Mercer county. The
sum of $4,000 has been subscribed
to the capital stock, $4,000 of which
has been paid in. The right to increase
the capital stock to 100000 is reserved.
Shares are 500 each and are held by J.
B. Stephenson, East Brady, Pa; w, d.
Mullin, Trenton, n. j.; j. II. Hewitt, B.
Moore and W. S. Cornell, OF Freemans,
w Vn