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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-13

TOLEDO, o., April 12.-wheat active and firm;
cash SGHAgOc; May SSAc; Juno $40; JuIyGHci
August el99tc. Corn active; clih 1910, May
SIAo' oats 9yy!Gii No. 2whitS IKE. Cl6vCseOd
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"yndsr q sIyong PglpG4 loaded


Tho ssOdI Of IAlcfmlliSht and blllOul tomit.eul
tovOt aOImlhAlo aud bear evil fruit No com
muhily has altogether escaped u. In populOul
wards Of large cities bad sewage causes II and
Ia lholt suburbs i,asnant pools IN iunkCn loil
bteedlk There IL at once remedy and a means
Of prevention, lie nAmO 10 tiOtlellet'a Stomach
bilteis, which Il, Without ptFAdyVgipiO, tbN
most potent lhtld9tS ID. OGltahCe 70 tho mAlR.
to-, virus Iniiih6d with this Incompatible
tAying lrgcllg, mllA9Atlo influences may be. ZEN
S1R,ssgI wv ABSOLUTE imEugity piioEdgt.
mlh1nl.Nlhtfd water, OF any other cause, lue
Cgtne 70 me genOhGont corrective named, aud
fheuinAtiC, klaney aud bladder lguuble9 AFt
pefiiitRll ltlM,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-13

This spring with your blood full OF i'm.
puritleS, your digestion impaired, your
appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid,
and the whole system liable 10 he pros.
trated by dlsease-bpt get yourself into
good condition, and ready for The chang.
Ing and warmer weather, by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t stands unequal.
led for purifying the blood, giving an
appetite, anu fora general spring medl-
cine. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.


New York, April I2,-MOney on call easy al
3 to6 per cent last loan per cent? closed offered
at Sper cent, Prime mercantile paper 4XR6 pei
cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady at q s7a
1 sS11, Sales were 97OI9s7 shares.
The stock market was GuIet but ieyOrlsh and
Irregular throughout the day. FIrSi prlceS
showed a decline Of X per cent, and thoSoS ioSses
wefe further increased by small inctlonal
declines. a reaction set In at Ii O'clock,
but lasted only fora short time, when iuliness
again followed aud lasted until toward p, m,
when the llAt Rot q sagglng tendency, aud 4 pres.
sure being brought upon AtchiSon, Comfortable
Of u decline was brought about. Tho market
closed auletlnd firm at irregular changes for the
day, Several OF the speGllltles made marked
movements during thO dny.
Railroad bonds fairly active; sales sl,S!l,OOO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-13

OIL CRY, Pa, April i2,-openOd Al I0AIc,
III, 900 bRtf6l1, ploafanCeiO6I 900 barrels amman
$40 barrels.
NEW Y1AE, pflli2.-Pctroloum opened veal
nt BpNO, but advanced slowly on small InhsaO.
tiouS aud closed iltm at VOL sales S5Iy00u barrels,
,B%RAbroED, Pa April, ~la-upOned al Sg1to,
closed end highest dOpi lowest cisahiSSi
ptytpYsogl PA April. ia-puil but AIady
eEehSd SOpESi closed and highest VOL iSSSsI
T%t1vsyliI. Pa, AprIl la,-opeuod al SDtOI
Highest and closed O0ul lowest StJJic,
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wool

BosfoNI April i9,=Thetc Ia moto dolbR In
WOO. Fine washed ileccCa Of All Kinds SSiety
SSIOi NlChlNGKX g9aS0ci New Y6tS K DJSS oS
One. dNiainI Ohio aud POhnOSlyanIh MilSc
Michigan S9A8lui Teirildryi 0fViOa and CiIiof,
MIA WOOL q eady az gaIIEg .pulId woods iiaiy
IupeF @atOCi exlm 9bA9bCj AuIImilah WOO
SqitlC,
FHltApELtHIA. Pa April ia-wool pullAud
pficpA hOinlnAli tiqB washed dolAlno Y RhIXN
eAS1c. Other trades unchanged,
NEW YoAG, April i9,-WoOl yeak ana auiat,
domestic sAaOsSI pulled SaaaoOi T6iaS iE62IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-13
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
SLls Th1iS \ and after Nov, IS lSs-Ex
Gay excepted. Monday ercepted. tSrtbs IsS
FsStgTn lsGnday only, Saturday only
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BellAiFe 4 Zaneayille Through Passenger leaves
Bellatre at S;4OR. M, arrives At BellAile at $50
p, N,
WoodSaeld Passenger leaves BellAire at A'2O p.
m, arrives Of BellRire al s.2S O. N,
6ummertield Accommodation leaves BellAlre
at 1928 p. M, arrives Of BellRire At LIS Q. m,
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

oHSllIng Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, ZGno'I
SEIAfi North and Bouth Front Streets and
NsM rum streets, at very low figures.
~ibtIAin. ~
Rol9!e Dtlck House, Il and 70 virglaiA street,
sn ttiETAic or both together, ThOy CON
"saAl nolern improvements,
n ~ NoollCd House, 1871 South BroAdWayi q
w ptnnpefiy VI much lDaS than coat
YIN K9UHlcd Cottage for Sglb,
AZ, tsII k(9lned House, North Front street
Iii" 4 AZ w good condition. $500. .
n t,plCAAni home,
nv E}omgd lltiCk lIouSC, southwest corner
tI9 Ehlh aud Wood streets, al . bargain
u. ttSls Houses, large aud small, always or
60. SMITH, 1910 Main Street,
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BALTIMORE &OHIo RAILROAD

ODepartureo Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In eject November Is, ~lSS8-Ea1tern tim0i
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, 1929
N, S;t9 m, $40 pm daily, aud ll;lS pm daily
ETpreSS Tor Cincinnati and st. Louis, lu,2SG
daily, HIS p m daily, except Saturday.
Columbus accommodation, 8;b6 q m, daily,
has p m, daily, except Saturday, and 2:90 p m
daily, except Sunday,
Express, Tor Warrington, D. G., Baltimore,
Philadelphia aud New York, VIA Grafton 1855
n AND $40 p N, daily, via Pittsburgh e;So p IN.
For Pittsburgh and Warrington, Pa, 800 a m
daily express 1850 q N, daily, l:4b p m, daily
except sunday. Additional way train ioL Wash'
For PItIbufgh, Warrington, BALTIMORE and
Philadelphia al $3.50 p m daily.
Columbus and Cincinnati, 2aS a m, Sunday
For MoundUtle, $40 a m, and 1900 noon,
daily except Sunday, ard $40 p IN, daily,
Grafton accommodation, 6;l6p m, daily.
For Cumberland, $40 m, daily, except Sum
For st. Clainyille, s.S5a m, 900 p m and $40
lip N, daily, except Sunday.
Express trains arrive from Chicago, s!S and
S:SO . n and e!0 p m daily, and A'So Q m daily
Express trains arrive from st. Louis and Gin.
clnniI, 4:S . and go N, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BALI.
more and Warrington, D, O., via Grafton, 1895
m ana S:0o p N daily via, Pittsburgh, l0;lo
Trains arrive from Columbus, 4.R am daily,
and 9:2 p m daily, and 1885 am daily except
Sunday.
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh, lob q m daily,
and 12:a6p m, except Sunday 6;b6 p m and l;iO
p m daily.
Trains arrive from Warrington, Pa, S;OOA m,
daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from MoundSvllle, 9Ab IN and
1;40 n, daily except Sunday.
1FniNu 0FFtVN iFan GRatlnN- OAK 4 m. and ll4N1
m, daily.
Except Sunday,
Trains arrive from 81. Clairsville, 1OAOAm and
14o and $50 p m, daily except sunday.
BellAlre accommodation ILLS p, M, Saturday
only.
Baggage called for and checked OF hotels and
reeidCnccs on orders left at ticket ONCE, 100 Mar
ket street, and ut depot.
CHGS. o. 6OULL, Gen. Pas Agent.
W. N. CLEMENTS, Manager,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-13

mREMEMBER, that the payment Of Prizes Il
GUARANTEED BY FoUR NATIONAL BANKS Of New
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by tho Presi'
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered right
arc recognized In tho highest Courts therefore,
beware q any limitations or anonymous
ONE DOLLAR Is the price OF the smallest
part or fraction Of q Ticket Issued by Us In any
Drawing. Anything In our nRme offered for leEs
than a Dollar "a u Ewindle. mri3.wSAw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-13

Nlw YoAy, April ia,SPlg Iron steady, Cop.
66iK, ain EtRI struts ~ n, ~ WV w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-13

NOR
II lEST stand In II thriving town near
wheeling Address GOOD CHANCE, care In,
ttll4rucrr, Apll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-13

ISLAND LOTS FOR sALE-GOxlOO
| eri, $40. a0xlOD feet. $500. Terms easy,
Appiy 10 IS. II. UlSEIIAIET, Heal Estate Agent,
nh Market street. nplO
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OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb. 10, 1859, !PA1scn'
ger trains will run % io~llows-CentfAl Time.
All. Trains daily except those marked thuSf
which do not run on Sunday:
s0uTn BOUND. lfNo. 7lNo. b.lfNo.8 MOI ].
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I'M PORTANT

AddfetS NJ, 4. DAUFHINl
or NJ, A. DAUPIIN,
Washington, DC,
by ordinary letter, containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies, New York tx
change, Draft or Postal Note. We pay CHARGE
on Currency sent to US by Express III suns o.
80 or over.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-13

NOTWITHSTANDING FOR FOUR
L lIoRes IN the rear oil No. ll2S Main street.
Gbpuifp lis above, Mrlb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-13

NOR SALE-TWO HACKS. IN.
L QrIRE Of GEO. WEBsTER q Co, Mar
tins truy, Ohio, lpl2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-13

DOR RENT,
Sale.

NOR SALE-BABY CARRIAGE
i Sew Cheap, Enquire at No. 0 AlleyI
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4 BRICK YARD FOR RENT-ONE
N wear with the privilege Of 4 term Of yeaTS,
f~nnllrrnl JOHN y, CLATOk. Apl2
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Railroads.

WHEELING L ELM GROVE R. R.
..VY On and after Saturday, October IS, 1855,
trains on the Wheeling q Kim Grove RS4iOsA
will run as follows;
LEAyR WHEELING;
$500 M, 1900 q. M, %. M, il:o0R q. m, l;S0 p,
M $3.50 p, M, $40 p, M, TOO p, M, 300 p, m.
LRAYR WHEELING Park;
6;lOa. m, 7s46 q. M, lO;0Oa. M, 1880 M, $3.50.
?, M 4:20 ,. M $50 2. M, S:OOp, M, lO;0Op N.
run ~ follows; Leave the city Rt 800 o. m, and
run every hour until Q;lb p, IN !, Leave Wheeling
Park at 800 q. M, and run every hour until 10
?, m, Except church ttain viii leave Park at
sI6 g, m, and city Rt l2ilb ?. M:
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There's nothing Ike It :
Rent.

DIAMOND DYES G &c, E Sas5ssa ~ St.! saassi 8
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Atths Academy oil Music, New Orleans

S,lS4 Prizes amounting ,..,.-,,,.-,,s q ,OA,sOO
NoTE.-TickeB drawing Capital Prizes arc not
entitled 10 terminal Prizes.
For Club Rates, Or any further. information
desired, write legibly 10 the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with Stale, County,
Street and Number. More npld return mail do
livery will be assured by your enclosing IN en-
Velope bearing your full address,
IMPORTANT.
Address N, A. DAUPHIN,
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DITTgBURGH, CINCINNATI a sr.
y L0uis RAILWAY C0.-PahhAndiO HottS
undef, hphOauiein 0iOtl August ., isSS, tfSI5a
lcaye Whggli1E Central STANDARD Iltnei Tor
2SS4penyiLle, Fl!wbuigh Gnd tho East $50 q. M,
bus CINCINNATI indianapolis and BL LouiS 6i11
4 y, and $40 p n. For Columbus and OhIcaFo
l2IEo p M Trains arrive ~ Wheeling Al 6ib6
Nj lVVg 9 ma, 2tt6 p. m, aud $40 p, hi,
/. M run SOLD between Wheeling aud PiliSs
buiEhg All tfalh1 daily eIcell sunday, aIi
GLEYEIAND 4 PITTSBURGH
NRAtLROAD-Undot ichSduie IN 06Cci Var.
" ie3g THIN Leave Bfdg0loft, C0nlfsl stand.
"a tlmei For Httbutgh, OhlOiE1 and Glove.
avg ttb0 "a For Ptleltgh, iQt22l m Tor
VhlSago $50 Qletellnd nv p I'm, For NlAbufgh
For MAttll'l Fern, 5ig6 4 h,-
mn siss et ~ y SrsdgSbSFy y Iisa a m' igtHA
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Address Registered Letters containing
Currency TO

NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-06-25
Short and Long COurtship.

DIisy Dandesion, Essex, CT, is perplexeI
over the question of short and long court
ships, and wants our advice. We'll, Daisy
ii is hard to make a rule to fit every case,
but in general We will say that long court
ships are not advisable Many women,
pale. hagg ar1, wan and wasted from long
continued uterine ailments, are forced TO
Danish all thoughts of marriage. Such
unfortunate sufferers should know that Dr.
Prices Favorite Prescription is positive
cure for the most complicated and obstin-
ate cases of leucorrhes, excessive flowing,
painful menstruation, unnatural suppress
ions, prolapsus, or falling of the womb
weak back, "female weakness" anteversion
retroversion, "bearing down sensations
chronic congestion, inflammation and ulcer
alton OF the womb, inflammation, pain and
tenderness in ovaries, accompanied with
"internal heat.n
For all arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels, take DR.. Prices
Pellets,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-06-25

A Boys Heroisn.

The team attached to Miller's coal-oil
delivery wagon was left standing on East
Secopd street near Ksise.'s hotel this MORN
ing. with little son If Mr.. MilIer's, about
eight years old. alone in the wagon 10 hold
the team. The horses took fright and
dashed eastward at fearful rate Of speed.
All who saw the incident were thoroughly
alarmed and thOus bit the little hoy would
surely be thrown out of the wagon and
horribly crippled or killed. But
the brave little fellow, instead
of becoming frightened, firmly
grasped the lines and held on to them
with b. h hands like Trojan. He kept
the hores in the middle of the street for
several blocks. turned corner with ease
and safety and finally brought the horses
TO halt, with the lines still firmly in his
hands, when older persons came to his as
sistance. The driver then came up and
drove off with the little fellow by his side
as cool as a cucumber and the recipient of
many compliments.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-06-25

A Boone County Woman Arrest.
ed by the Sheriff of Phelps
County.

Columbis Herald.
Quite sensation vas produced in
the vicinity of Providence, this coun-
ty, last Thursday by the arrest of a
Mrs. Montemott on a charge of MUIR
der.
The arrest was made by the Sheriff
of Phelps county at the home of the
womsn's brother, a man namen Tins
lev. The fact as near as Mustain
could learn them were these: Some
time last fall Mrs. Montemott ar
rived in the neighborhoed and took
up her residence with her brother.
1t was known that she had lived in
Phelps county prior to that time
but no one supposed she was a fugi-
tive from Justice till the arrest
was made. 1t was learned from the
Phelps county officer that the woman
unmarried daughter had given birth
to a child which supposedly had been
made away with just before her ap-
pearance here last fall. When the
woman disappeared suspicion was d.
rected against her and search Was
made for her but without success. A
short time since the accused sent her
still in Phelps, some money
by registered letter. The result was
the sheriff located her in this county
and accordingly came after her. She
denied the charge bitterly, but made
no opposition to accompany the officer
back to Phelps where she will be ar
raigned to answer to the charge of
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-06-25
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Engineer Avery Seriously Dis
abled by the Breaking
of a Drive Rod.

Engineer Moses avery had a narrow
escape from a shocking death near Post
Oak tank on the Missouri Pacific last night
while returning with the fast mail train.
The train was. flying at the Tate of 45
miles an hour when the side rod on the
right side broke in two and one end came
crashing through the bottom of the cab
where he he was standing, striking the bot
tom of his foot a terrible blow. He fell
back into the arms of his fireman while
the broken end of the rod ihrashei up
through the cab at every revolution tearing
it badly before the train could be stopped :.
A number of engineers happened to be on
the train and when 1t stopped, FASTENED
forward to learn the cause They found
Avery suffering the most intense pain and
almost unconscious. His foot in a mo-
ment had swollen double Its usual size.
He was carried back to a coach, while
Engineer dad" Leach took charge of the
engine. The broken road was removed
aid the engine brought the tr lin into Sc
dalia in good shape with the loss of only a
half hour, although it had but one drive
rod in working order. The wounded en-
gineer was taken home, but on account of
the swollen condition of his foot, the exact
extent of his injury cannot be a,certained
at present.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-06-25
A Horse Missing.

A stranger, giving his name Frank
Fraigal, called at Olmstead's livery
stable in East Sedalia yesterday at 4
o'clock and hired horse with saddle
to ride few miles into the country.
He said be would he back at 6 o'clock.
but up TO noon to-day he had not put
in an appearance. Olmstead notified
the officers Of the matter this morning
and steps are being taken to bring the
procrastinating young man TO terms.
The horse was found this afternoon
in a pasture on Mrs. Catharene
Marsh's farm two miles north of the
city. Mrs. Marsh did not know who
the horse belonged to and sent it to
the police here for Identification. No
tarce of the saddle or man has vet
been learned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-06-25
INVITED HOME.
An Indiana Man Taken by the
Sheriff to Attend his own
Wedding.

The sheriff of Howard county, In
diana, passed through the city this
morning having in charge::a nice look
ing young man who is wanted at his
old Indiana home by a young lady.
He fed from home about two and a
half years ago and since that time
the young lady has been looking for
him. She at last located him clerk.
ing in a store at Winfield, Kan, and
sent the sheriff after him. She de-
sires to show him his twe-year-old son
(Which she claims is the very image of
its papa. The young man says he
really loves the young lady and will
gladly marry her on his return home;
that he would have done so long ago,
but was afraid her big brother would
shoot him before he could explain the
object of bis visit. After the we'd
ding he will return to Kansas with
his wife and son to enjoy the honey
moon,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-06-25
HIT TWICE.
An East Sedalian Draws Half
of the Capital Prize i'm
a Lottery.
The Same Fortune Befell {
Resident of Sedalia at
Last Months Draw
ing.

F. G. Bailey young msn employ
ed in a meat shop in East Sedalia had
the good fortune to draw one half of
the capital prize of s7,000in the Kan.
sas City branch of the Louisiana let
terry. Bailey In some manner learned
yesterday that he was the holder of
the lucky ticket and telegraphed to
Kansas City to verify it. Late last
night he received an answer by the
Pacific Mutual line that his ticket was
good for $3.50 or one half of the cap
ital prize. One half of the capital
prize was drawn here last month thus
proving that it is possible for light
ming to strike twice in the same place.
Young Bailey is steady boy who is
likely to take good care of the little
fortune which has SO suddenly fallen
into his hands.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-06-25
josh Billings Philos ply.

New York Weekly.
Fear and courage both seem tew
be constitutional, for we often see the
ignorant the most courageous, and the
most wize the most tlmid.
About the best thing that extreme
old age kan do fur us liz tew make
death relief.
Phools are alwuz wishing fur
something.
Envy IL just az natural tew the
heart NV man az blood to IL to his
boldly.
When doktor looks me square in
the face, and kant see no money in
me, then i am happy.
He who will flatter another will
rob him if he gets a good chance.
There might possibly be sum ad-
vantage in entering convent, if we
could eskape from ourselves but go
where you will, ne have tew keep
company with one, who IL able to do
us more hurt than emmy boody else.
The meanest kind ov a loafer il be
who il willing tew be abused by
everyone, for the privilege ov abuziDg
others.
If it il really a blessing tew die, it
must hav been a curse to be born.
We kant have better evidence ov
the perversity ov human natur than
the fakt that we arrive at wisdom
thru our adversely, instead Nv thru
our resZ)D.
A wize man never dispairs when
hope givs out, then Gums resignashun.
The best way kno Ov tew repent
ov emmy thing, il tew do better next
time.
Fashion alwuz lowers a CRATE man,
but sometimes elevates little one.
Thare IL nothing more bekuming to
emmy man than humility, yet it liz
about the last thing he thinks ov.
To mulch reading, and tew little
haz the same effekt on a
mans mind that too mulch eating and
too little exercize haz on biz boldly.
The highest rate ov interest that
we pay IL ON borrowed trouble.
Things that are alwus going tew
happen never do happen.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-06-25
ACCIDENT On THE RAIL.
A Texas Cattleman Seriously
Hurt at Clinton Yes.
terday.

j. w. Wilson, Texas cattle ship.
per, was struck by the locomotive OF
the southbound M. K. & 7. passenger
train yesterday morning at Clinton
and seriously. if not fatally, injured.
A train loaded with his cattle had
been stopped to allow the passenger
train to pass, ana he was SO intently
engaged punching up bis cattle that
he did not see the passenger train un-
til it was close to him. Had he re-
manned standing as he was he would
have been safe, although in very close
quarters, but he stepped back onto
another side track, which happened
to be the one opened for that train,
and he was caught in an instant later.
His shoulder was broken and other ip-
juries more or less serious, make his
very critical. He was
brought to the railroad hospital here
last evening.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-06-25

From Arkansas Had Faith i'm q
Mad Stone
And Allowed DIR. Small'S Mad
Dog TO Bite a Piece out of His
Arm. DIR. Small'S Of.
fer Withdrawn.

DIR. Small, chief surgeon Of the NJ.
K. & T., has repeatedly declared that
there is no efficacy in a mad stone as
cure for the bite of a mad dog.
Monday one OF his dogs showed un-
mistakable signs of hydrophobia, and
he authorized reporter of the BAzoo
to say that he would pay $500 to any
man who would allow himself to be
bitten by the dog and depend on mad
stone for a cure. Since the prOpo-
sition the doctor has re-
ceived several letters from parties who
proposed to accept this proposition,
yesterday fall. rough looking man
called on him and stated that he is
the owner of mad stone and that he
had come here for the express pur-
pose of allowing himself to be bitten
by the dog. He said he was from
Arkansas but declined to give his
name or the place of his abode. The
doctor eyed him for a moment and
seeing that the fellow meant business
he answered 81 guess / will have to
back down and withdraw the Offer"
The fellow began to kick and
claimed that he had come
here Oh the strength of the newspaper
item, but the doctor hushed him up
by saying: "The newspapers can't
always be depended upon, they often
print fairy tales"
The Arkansas man left, but clearly
be was not satisfied and in an hour or
two afterwards he returned and got
DR.. White to show him the dog.
While they were looking at it the fell !
low pulled up his sleeve barring his
arm to the elbow, placed |
t at the dogs mouth, the dog growled
md snapped piece out of the arm.
It Was Immediately seized with a con-
7ulsion and died in less than 10
minutes. This morning the man was
as well as ever.
Bob Barnett also appeared yester.
lay and proposed to let the dog bite
ne of his legs for $500, but reserved
he right to designate the leg to be
'itten. As the limb selected was a
wooden one be was ruled out of the
ontest.