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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-12
LIE ROYER IN HIS CHAIR.
His Election In the Interest of Liberty
and Order

PARIS, Jan. I'm lie Roger, in assum-
ing the presidency of the Senate to-day,
said that his almost unanimous election to
office proved the Senate's desire TO maintain
liberty and order and to support the presi-
dent, which was more than ever imperative.
THE year 1899" he said, will not spare its
labor agitation. We shall examine measures
promptly and independently, and we shall
know how to combat sucn agitation with
patriotism and energy [Ayplausel In
defending your libe ties you will not lose
sight of the examples of those who gained
Them TApplauseL
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WEST vIRGINIA's DEADLOCK.
senate Unable TO Get TO Work and
the House HELPLESS.

dssdH,~~lN,LEsroN, w. VA, Jan. 1.-THE
tier 'Y .- IN the Senate continues, and as
ror,,', are thirteen senator's on each side the
the dan', say that they will not allow
cro,s a ~ to be broken until the demo-
court Court abandon the question now in the
will I 5sy OF until such time as the contests
outloot oeen settled. This gives dreary
cannot ,l io' much legislat on. The House
that t,rn ,o =; until the Senate organize. and
Ole - 0eyond the knowledge of any
terp"snur mouse Of the legislature met This sf-
wort Hut did nothing. lie Housa A caT,t
|bodvH until tho Senate oraanizes and V an
0'1y Is Al deadlock 4NiASS' aau that
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samoa,s Reoent Battle.

SYDNEY, n. S. w, Jan. 1.-THE reports
Of fighting between the Germans and the
followers Of Mataafa in Samoa have been
confirmed. The Germans alege that
Mataafa's men fired the first shot, while tho
followers assert that the Germans first shot
ON ifnnortnnt chief and bis SON.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-12
INGALLS, BADLY CUT.
The President Failed to Invite Him to
His Dinner.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1l.-President pro
tenn. Ingalls, laughs ut the fact that he was
omitted from the list Of guests to the first
state dinner, to which the presiding officer
of the Senate is usually invited. He thinks
this method of rebuking him for his out
givngs about the President rather feminine.
The general opinion is that it was prompted
by masculine self-respect, and that the
President did we'll not to ask such loose
tongued statesman to his table again. The
omission Of Mr.. Ingalls, has been the talk of
the reception rooms all day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-12
a STEAMER ON a REEF.
The Passengers, Crew and valuables
Saved.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 11.-Cablegrams
received to-day from Capt. Lutsch and
Purser Norich state that the steamship
MacGregor went on a reef in Ascension bay
on Sunday, Dec. 80, and that both the yes
sci and her cargo are total
loss. The passengers and crew as
well as the mails and valuables
are safe. The crew is expected to arrive
here Tuesday by the steamship Wanderer.
The MacGregor was an English steamer
under cnarier to Macheca Brothers. She
had steel hun and was well fitted, and
was valued at about $780, 900. She was
probably insured by her owners.
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An Eviction Eirht-

DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-THE eviction OF ten
ant named Donovan, at Castle Ventry,
county Cork, to-day, was attended with
desperate resista CO. The baiiffs were
struck with stones and other missiles, but
they ultimately proved victorious
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BISMARCK IN GOOD SPIRITS.
His Speech in the Relchstag to Make
Sensation.

a Sensation.
BERLIN. Jan. 11.-Prince Bismarck APP
pears to be in good spirits, being refreshed
by his rest. After spending few weeks
hore he will go to Varzln early in the
spring.
Seni-oficial papers assert that in his
speech in the Reichstag tho chancellor is
certain to make sensation by au endeavor
to prove from the Geffcken aud Morier in
cidents his theory that during Emperor
Frederick's reign intrigues were afloat to
overthrow him.
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END OF THE FREE LIST.
Postal Changes.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 1.-The following
postal changes are announced:
New PostmasJers-Henry 4. Rogers, at
Dinswood, Ga.
PostoGlco Uiscontinued-Jan 20, South
Dunnellon, Citra county, Florida; mail TO
nu.uolipn
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President Of poston,s Council.

BosToN, Jan. 1.-THE common council
tonight elected as president Horace q.
Allen, republican, by a vote OF 81 to SO.
The ballot was taken by Uird uoce votes.
democrat voting for the republican nomi-
nee amid great confusion.
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oovernor of tho Chickasew wa.

WASHINGTON, jan. 11.--Secretary Villas
to-day sent a telegram to the contestants
for tue COVE norship of the Chickasaw
Indian ma ion, rec lguizing William Bird as
governor. The c Intending chiefs had agreed
to abide by Secretary Villas decision.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-12
Socialism Among American Catholics.

LONDON, Jan. IL, 4 A. M-The Rome cor
respondent OF the DalV NeWS says: "lu
recent audience the Pope instructed the
visiting American pre- ave, TO strenuously
combat the socialism spreading among the
Irish Catholics in America. II measures
taken privately fail to have an effect, it is
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-12
PANAMA's BoNDHoLDERs.
A DepCtation Urges the Passage of
the Bankruptcy Bill.

PARIS, Jan. IA deputation Of Panama
canal bondholders headed by Count Dillon,
president of the Union des Acti lnaires OBJ
ligatai es, to-day called upon Premier Cob
let. minister of foreign affairs, and pointed
out the urgency Of the necessity for the pas
sage by the Senate before the meeting of TIE
canal company on Jan. 26 Of the bill to re
form the bankruptcy laws. Premier Goblet
expressed his sympathy with the bondhold-
ers. but said that the government was COM
PEELED to act in the matter with the greatest
regarua
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WOMEN VOTE AT WINDSOR.
They were Equally Divided on the
Annexation Question.

WINDSOR, ONT, Jan. 1.-The poll lists
show that nearly all the widows and single
ladies whose names are on the tax roll
voted for mayor and other officers at the
recent city election. They were courteously
received at tie polls, and, though the cleo
ton was closely contested, their presence
materially helped to keep order. The vote
Of the women was almost equally divided
for and against annexation.
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Or. Mackenzie Cens1red.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE royal college OF
surgeons by vote of 81 to ., have passed
u resolution consuming DR.. Mackenzie for
publishing bis book on tue case of the late
Emperor Frederick.
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Morier Iinkod with Geffcken.

BERLIN, Jan 1.-THE Delttche Tageblatt
asserts that among Prof Gsffcken's papers
were fou d letters from Sir K. ID. MJrier
urging Pr (. Geffcken to publish Emperor
Frederick's diary.
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Death Of a Corrsspondent.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ILL.,. H. White, an
old Washington correspondent and news
paper man, we'll known in New England
aud New York, died Dec. 81, at Nassau,
New Providence, whittier he had gone in
the hope of obtaining relief from oonsump-
ton.
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AN INvENroR,s MADNESS.
He Kills a Capitalist and Later on
Commits Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, Jap. 1l.-Henry Krietz, the
man who shot Ward McManus, prominent
st. Louis capitalist yesterday, and for
whom the police have been searching ever
since, committed suicide at 2 ocl OK this
afternoon IN cheap lodging house at No.
7l6 North Third street. Krietz, it is thought,
had been rendered insane by failure to se-
cure money with which 10 pnsh his car
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PITTSBURG's DEBRIS.
The Searchers Recover Additional
Bodies from the Ruins.

Bodies from the Ruins.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 11.-Forty-eight hours
have elapsed since the terrible disaster that
brought sorrow to so many homes in this
city, and the work of uncovering the VIC
tins has not yet been completed. For two
days and two nights 100 men and fifty
teams have been constantly at work,
and up to 10 o'clock this morning,
the mangled remains of fourteen persons
had been taken from the ruins -Four more
were known to be still buried in the debris
and six others were missing. OF the IN
jured. three have died since their removal
to hospitals, and four others are IN critical
condition and will not survive The re
naming thlrty-two are all doing well and
will recover.
FINDING OF THE BODIES.
During last night the bodies of Charles
McEweu and two unknown workmen were
recovered, and at daylight the remains of
the venerable Rev. DR.. Reed, who was in
Weldons store when the accident happened,
were found on the first floor of the building,
frightfully crushed. DR.. Reed was 80 years
old and prominent resident of Allegheny
City.
Speaking of the meteorological pheno-
mena attached to the storm of Wednesday,
Signal Officer Stewart said: The signal
service fully indicated the extent, and
character of the storm vistations. The
storm center was in Chicago, where the
lowest barometer, nearly 29' existed with
tremendous wind velocity. The wind al
ways blows in the directiol of the storm
center The latter, however, is liable to
shift, which happened on Wednesday. In
no storm since the signal service has been
in operation has the storm center moved
with such rapidity."
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Bond Offerings.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The bond offer
ings to-day aggregated 1000. The Soc
rotary accepted S508,0oo AS at 1OS599M.
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A Ootton Thrand Rlnr.

LONDON, Jan. lit Is reported that
'rins" is being formed in the cotton thread
business.
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wakeued,
SO rolled
will be
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the lead
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ARRIVAL or THE DELEGATION.

o'cIauoe,. virginia delegation arrived at II
Virgin;. me ten congressional dis riots of
Ali sra are represented by tue delegation.
''' are solid for Gen. Malone
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The House will have TO yield to Mr.
Weaver, since Mr. Weaver will not yield to
prolong the deadlock indefinitely. He SAYS
he will hold out to March if the speaker
compelS him, as has been sug rested, 10 act
as teller continuously. Mr.. Weaver isin IN
exceedingly advantageous position. Which
ever way the dilemma ends his purpose
will be accomplished for his Oklahoma oil
will be considered. This does not mean
that it will be rassed The House will be
consoled in yielding to Mr.. Weaver by the
thought that IL probably will not pass, the
considerable majority in its favor having
gradually melted away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-16
THE TAYIURSTVWN FIELD.
Big Producer. SUI CpaInF in Mt IIrl,
Intervals.

big Producers stIii CUaInE In ut Ilrlei
IntHrVRls.
The Taylorstown oil field continues to
boom. During the past week John Nc.
Keown, on the William Knox farm,
brought in another good gusher, while
the Harrison Oil Company got two OH
the same farm, each Of which started oil
at thirty barrels per hour, and on Satur.
day the Union Oil Company came TO the
front with q lfty.barreI per hour guSher
on the Robert Knox iarm adjoining.
Less than one year ago the J0.Jo Oil
Company put down a wild cat on the
John Thompson farm, which proved
good for one hundred and fifty barrels
per day, and Immediately leases climbed
to the highest notch. The Robert and
William Knox farms adjoining were
leased for one.elghth royalty and a cash
bonus OF $4,000, four times tho amount
the farm would have brought previous
10 the Thompson development. On
these farms are the John MCKeown,
Harrison and Union great gushers,
Robert Knox, as also his brother, is
quite aged, and their children will In d
short time inherit fortunes. The three
sons Of Robert Knox-John, the present
TNylorStown postmaster, Robert, n gro.
Ger, and Irwin, who 10 at present on the
iarm-are oil well knowni In the county,
having been reared In Buffalo township,
They are upright and honest business
men, and none can DO found who be.
grldgO them their good fortune. The
Robert Knox now has fourteen pro.
duplnR wells and tho William Knox
eighteen-luiteR royalty at one.eighth.
The Dlahey lease war 10 now quiet,
The farm Is still being guarded by tho
Washington OIL Company, the publlCa.
ton Of u Washington, Pa, paper to the
contrary Notwithstanding, The Joe Nc.
Giyern army OF buBhwhaCkerB and colEeO
coolers still hold possession. A break
may, however, be made Al any moment
by the opposition.
This once famous sheep raising dis.
triCt Is fast losing It's prestige as d wool
producing township. Few Of tho once
prominent wool growers havaany sheep.
The oil business has knocked fences 70
pieces and stock consequently foatns all
oyer the district. Tho Crothenes,
HodgihSeS, KnOxOs, MCMAnnusVs aud
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The LaughlIn mill went on full yesterday,
The U. +, church Is being nicely NpaIRtcd.

The LauRhlIn mill went on full yesterday,
The U. 7, church Is being nicely ropaIRtcd.
There were twGnty.nine aCecssIonS TO the Pres
bytcrlan church on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Rev. o.. G. SedgwlGk aru visiting
their daughter, near ParkCrSburg,
DR.. Monroe lIaCEman, the new dentist located
on Washington street, Ia already meeting with
success,
Miss Maggie haywood, who has been on the
sick list all winter, has recovered sufficiently Ia
take charge OF school.
Yesterday Geo, brown, Vim, Arnold and John
Illy were fined for Drunkenness, aud Robert
MuldOOn for drunkenness aud disorder.
Yesterday the regular April meeting OF the
pCRsO Township board Of Education was held at
the office OF J. Il. lanes, Morris Cope was elect
cd president for the year.
The entertainment which was 10 have been
given by tho Glenn's Run Literary Society on
Friday evening last, and postponed on account
OF the storm, VIII luke place tonight,
Tho hIgh. school geology class Will visit the
three tunnels on the Wheeling Il Lake Erie road,
near MI; Pleasant, next saturday, .Superlnten'
dent Il. i. Sparks Will accompany them.
The Board OF Equalization appointed By COun.
ell to consider the assessment for the opening Of
BcsSGnCF street through the lands OF A nruiden.
stein, met NJ the city hall yesterday. Tho Board
organized BY eeCtlng Capt. II. ", Smith, Prcsl.
dent. After hearing statements Of aggrioYed
parties, the Board adjourned until next Thurs.
day, TO give the members an opportunity Of look
lug over the ground,
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Henry Feinler. u lad about 10 years
old, employed in Banners music estab-
lishment, accidentally fell down the Gle.
vator hatchwAy in the building occupied
by Mr.. Banner, at al early hour yester.
day morning, soon after going to work.
The boy struck sluarely on his head,
and the wonder is that be was not in.
stantly killed by having his neck broken.
He was picked up in an insenSible con.
ditiOn and conveyed TO his home In the
Upper Market square, where two physi-
clans attended him. lie was uRCOn.
sCious for over eight hours, There was
no cuts on his head, but there is a large
swelling that may be from u fractured
skull. In case that has not taken place,
the boy Is In great danger from concus-
sion OF the brain,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-16
BELLAIRR
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City,

AL aoEA w AesNA NNNe AhN AohalH huhA
the Glass City,
street cars were II yesterday for trial trips
only,
The new school board met last night and Of
CANNED.
Apopular young plumber will wed a Belmont
street young lady sOOl'
Judge ]. S, Cochran, Of Martins Ferry, wa
down yesterday on business,
Harry McGregor aud Miss Laura Grouse will
Do married Thursday evening
The sheep pelt buyers were making large ship
menh to Wheeling yesterday
Dick Lewis mashed IN index finger In acog
wheel Ut the nail works Saturday,
During the EIna Glass Works shut down, Man,
Rger Shelly will visit some OF the boom towns,
j., W. Yost, the architect, Of Columbus, o., Is
here with the plHnOt the new l, o. o.. i, build
ing,
The storm Of last week blew down the stack
on the Stamping Company's acid and retinnlnl
sheds,
The travel from here on the electric motor
will not be very heavy until better time can b'
made.
Mr., William B~r!denStell, the leo map, iS hOm'
from an extended trip through the Southern
States,
The next meeting OF tho Belmont Count!
Teachers Association Will be ~ JacoDAbuES
April "a
DR.. J.P, West, OF BellaIre. will read q paper q
Wheeling,
l ndeiault Of s. aud costs p. Gllmartln got I
trip 70 ST, Clalrsville yesterday morning lN
drunkenness.
ANT, Medley, a painter, who was taken slcl
lately here, was taken By some friends 70 tue III
Urinary yesterday,
Tkn NIT rInnn,n At nnnuHa u nNNt Nls 1IVInU ANal
Burlington, died yesterday morning. Mr.. RO
mick and family have gone there
The q, A. 4. committees have all arrange
menE made for Decoration Day, The line O.
march Is over all the principal streets.
Tomorrow night the Mission Band Of thC
South BellairO n, L, Church will give an leC
cream social nextdoOr to Sam MOOFe's.
Tho train leaving here on Saturday night car
ried nearly 500 passengers and IN the future inc
same trllh Will bc apt TO make the trips eVeTy
day,
IN. Campbell, of Pittsburgh, formerly a c, &
L, ticket agent and OpenltOr, was here over sun
day. Mr., Campbell Is now Division Superln'
tehdcnt Of the Postal Telegraph Company N
Pittsburgh,
Al the western end Of Central avenue The curb,
Ing Is SGT Just on top Of the ground, II being low
back there, This will necessilale the illing Of
all the lOtG there and the raising OF the houses,
The paving will soon begin In this part OF town,
The BellRIre Gas and Electric Company have
received their charter, The capital stock Is
sl60,OOO, The charter members are William
slnFaln, N. Booth, William MGMRsters, Il, A,
MCGregOr, 9, u. Kurtz aud W. J. Morrison, As
soon ~ practicable the company Will erect an
electric plant,
The ferry boat here In leaving hero yesterday
morning struck one Of the piles Just above
the landing, covered by the rapidly rising
river, and CGmc nearly going OvCr-At least
the passengers thought So, one wagon run.
ming 70 one side suddenly. She righted herself
Immediately,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-16

In Part ! OF the Circuit Court, before
Judge PAUL yesterday, Maggie Conroy
plead guilty to two indictments for sell.
Ing beer without license, and was fined
SD and costs in each case, Emma Stan.
ley plead guilty to three similar indict.
ments aud was fined $40 and costs In each
case. In Part II, before Judge Campbell,
a few unimportant matters connected
with chancefy causes were presented
and disposed Of.
Mr.. !. NJ. Garvin was formally appoint
ed s~tenographer for Judge Campbells
court, and took the oath Of office. He
takes the place occupied for Several years
past by Mr.. Albert Rhelnstrom. Mr..
Matthews, the other court stenographer,
will, it is understood, DO retained by
Judge PAUL, ut least for the present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-16
THE WOES OF WOMEN.

WEAKNESS, Unhapplness, and Mis-
erY Seem to be the Lot Of Women,
Instead Of Brightness, Happiness,
and Joy-The Causes Of Bad Com
pleHlon Explained.
Why is II that so few American women have
int visit TO AnellcA. Her question can be
easily answered. Women are sallOW because the
blood does not circulate well through their bod.
les II does not I'LL their cheeks With rich color
aud their eyes with brllliAncy, Its "GlnRgIAh. -
What Is the resnlt2 Bud color, Weariless and
poor health, What Will prevent thiSH A gentle
aud pure silmulant that imparts strength, life
Duuy's Pure Malt WhlAkey does, II Il not u
beverage; II Is a health giving remedy. It Ii
Rdmltei To have done mOre In making ladies
stronger and healthier than any other prepare
ton known IN the world. II has The endorse
meilt NJ ulsTgymCn, physicians aud lady v oTker.
IN the temperance cause, and 1t has never been
known ~ fail In strengthening, restoring and
benet lug; a well known lady, writing Ou This
SUBJECT, said;
II eau never describe the change that has taken
place in my appearance aud In my feelings, In,
stead 81 iecllng tired aud blue ~ ! once did,
Rn nov strong and young, both In feeling and
appearance. lhAd u great prejudice against tn
word 'WhlskeY, but since | have found tina
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ieel liEe letting all women know what u CRANE
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The experience OF this lady has been verified
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-16

Writ tho permission and aid OF the
public | will make an entire change o!
closing out al cost Carpets, Dry Goods and
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Liz Mnln Mi..rnhIn

BY dyspepsia is scarcely worth the living. A
caprlsious appetite, heartburn, puzzlIng nCrvOua
symptoms, increased action Of the heart after
eating, sinking In the abdomen between meals,
aud flatulence after, are among the successive
tadicid Of this hArraSblng complaint. Two
things only arc needful for It's removal. A 70,
sort to ilOSietter's Stomach BltteTs, and persist.
erCG In It's use. These remedial measures being
adopted, a cure is certain. Taken Immediately
before or after meals, this great stOmRChlO pro.
NOTES secretion OF the gastric Juice, the natural
solvent OF tho food. The nervous and bilious
symptoms consequent upon chronic indigestion
disappear, as the complaint gradually yields To
the corrective and invlg0ratlng influence Of the
BlttCrs. Appetite returns, sleep becomes more
%reireshing, aud as 4 sequence, tho body Is ell.
clently nouriBhedi muscular power increases,
and tho mind grows %Sangulnu. Use the BitlefS
for Chills and fever, aud rheumatism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-16
TTIiAs
Any Druggist

In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need 8 gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver is mac.
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator by
some safe remedy, Elixir Of
DatCSi Is Just what you need, Give 1t q
trial. Sold in 90 cent bottles by O. r,
Goethe, W. W. Irwin, John Laughlin,
Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Co., wholesale agents,
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Is a combination Of the actiye propOrtiol
Of dates, figs and primes, and othei
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm,
mensely popular, II cures habitual con,
sllpatlon, indigestion, bilioushess, sick
headache, piles, etc, Sold ID 80 cent
bottles by o. H. GoetEe, W. W. Irwin
W. Il. Williams and John Laughlln,
Logan 4 Co. and Goodwin 4 Co., whole
sale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-16
IInrkICv Ia ali RIpht.

Mr., John Richardson mas received q
letter from his friend Sam Barkley,
second baBeman ofthe Kansas City nine,
whosaysh his differences with the manage.
ment OF his club were all adjusted in d
very few minutes after he met the Presi.
dent. He was retained at last seasons
salary, $3.50, and expects 10 play with
tho boys at Louisville tomorrow.