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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-11

To-Day New York will turn up in
Washington to endeayor to show cause
why she should not BIO sent to the rear
while some other, city gets the World'f
Fair. Gotham will have to do a mighty
deal OF fine hustling to get that prize.
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2 Lot 5oxlo0 feet, with twostory, Franc Dwell.
ngs and Store rooms, Nos. 3l2l and 8la3 McCol.
och .treet. Rents for SCI per month";. s2250. x.
( Lot SSx100 feet, with Frame Dwelling OF 4
rooms, No. $500 west side OF Hof street, stable
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Losses Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms ef the dis.
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
and protruding piles. Price Soc: n For
sale by Logan Drug Co.., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va. ~ DIV a
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poon little Alfonso But three years
old, a king and dying. The sick baby
knows nothing about his crown or his
kingdom. What nonsense this thing Of
monarchy is ~. Z. 4
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q The Democratic members Of tho Ohio
Legislature do not respect themselves,
their party, their State or their country,
This Is why they nominate $ss for the
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NOTICE-GERMAN; AMERICAN
.1Np REMEDY C0APANY.-Thc incor porators
Saturday, January Is, Alb. 1890, at 1890 p.l M,
and tho Office OF A. c. Egerter, No. 1872 Main
street, In the city OF Wheeling, WGst Virginia,
rs the placs Of tho hrat general meeting Of tho
htockh0lder OF the German American Remedy
Company" to elect BOARD OF Directors make
bylaws and transact any other business which
may 10 lawfully donc by said stockholders in
general ncellng, tho stockholders OF said com.
pany are hereby notified to DO present at such
meeting at the time and place aforesaid: z In
hereunto SGT their hands this 10Th day Of Jan.
uAry, A. D. 1890. a. = }.5,35aa ~
HINRY scHNuLnACII, ". R. DONALDSON, !,
T., FARK, gggSF FRANK n, WHITE, 8
A. q. EGERrER, s,Ef l,.ls = IS ls'7t Iall e
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Looking for n Star.

In group Of army officers at the
club the other day, says n Washington
correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
tho following anecdote was told:
E"Ten or fifteen years ago. the nara.
tor said "Col. r. S. Mackenzie, Fourth
United States cavalry, now on the re.
tired list OF the army as brigadier.gen-
eral, was considered the next candidate
for appointment oil brigadier.general.
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FAMILY, q; Y.
Arlington Steel Plate Ranges
NOTICE-GERMANiE AMERICAN

'tisl3sF JOSEPH BELL STOVE CO,
AZ p Main and FOnrth Streets, j
{ JAG 81 Z i;,7Ti's : WHEELING, WA
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I bright and Reliable.

Crtds Advance. \, It! y Is. y & j
III For ID bright, newsy5 ana 3 reliable
paper we recommend the Wheeling
lNTILLlaINcRR. Y on can depend on It
every, time for,news that Is correct. !!s:55ll
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Invitation to the Dance ut Charleston. :

Invitation to the Dance ut Clinrlcston. Z
When the Democratic members Of the
Legislature were refusing TO allow the
/ Constitution to be obeyed they did it
Z with a proiusion Of pledges. They
wanted 1t understood that they were
honest men, who would so to the trial
7. Of the Gubernatorial contest not rs par
tisanH but rs judges. They could not
\ regard themselves i'll any other or less
serious light; and theytresented tho Re.
Z publican suggestion that they would be
partisan to the end. Z
sSAll through tho proceedings Of last
! winter the Democratic members Of the
Legislature were led by, the party mana
{ gers. The bosses did the thinking and
tho planning. The. members did the
ratifying. So it was in the committee.
) Not a Democratic member Of it did his
own thinking. Chairman Kee thought
3le was going to think ior himself, but
Mt the critical moment he, too, heard
] the crack Of the lash and fell into line,
as plant and subserYient as the rest Of
them. H S$
Now the bosses have taken another
! step, the boldness and impudence Of
which are beyond Imagination. They
/; have ordered the chairman Of the State
Committee to order the Democratic mem
beers Of the Legislature to meet the ma
5jority Of tho contest committee in
Charleston the day before the meeting Of
the Legislature. IS
Why this haste to caucus with the
4 committee on a case 4 to come before
these men as judgesP Is it feared that
. some OF tho Democratic members may
take it into their heads to respect their
oath and decide according to the law
! and the evidence? Is It thought that
unless they can be bucked-and-gagged
I in advance they may vote to give the
Governors seat to- the man who was
chosen by the people 55ss. /
The Democratic bosses have done moth.
ing, could do nothing, to show more
plainly; the weakness and desperation Of
their case. They cannot afford to let
Democratic members follow IN honest
| and unbiased Judgment. On with the
dance g Tho people Of West Virginia
win see To- paying the piper.
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Leading journal of the state.

Ssuih branch In.tlli0enetr. II
SllThc Wheeling INrELLidgScRR ia the
leading Republican journal OF West vir-
ginia. 81 1t Is agood paper for those who
like Its politics, land Republicans in
searclso ,nows will certainly find it: in
the GENCIR. q. q
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4 SuIIpre lInn,

N'assington Pos. u :. \. !; y
s"No, sir,"'. said an F street attorney
the other day. "This talk, about type
writers making trouble in. the family is
all stuff. NY wife has never had occa.
sion to be jealous OF me, and first and
lust ! have had several typewriters. My
typewriters know their places. l never
allow any. familiarity between them and
the other clerks, either. <; q l,5' q
You remember that blonde type
writerI had a few weeks ago Well,
she started to say something about my
wife, that she seemed to be gadding
about considerably. That night L told
her she needn't come back any more,
that my wife was not to be criticised by
IN employee Of mine. 4 ~ ssss
f"Gad that girl made me tired. She
was homely enough to stop clock. But,
say, you ought to see the little daisy /
have now. Terribly, fond Of oysters. = (.
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Unless the surgeons get slash at him,
a man always goes through life on his
last legs. Ssi z; ., E133t
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/. STATE OF ONO, CRY Oh. TOLEDO, |
15-a'7z IN W. Hz,,,,.,,~

~ .-i5dlt. -7t hoSao SooN1iI ys+t.sEJ - -
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF F. ].
Cheney 4 Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
Of one hundred dollars for each and
every case oil catarrh that cannot be
cured by the; use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY {
Sworn TO before me, and subscribed
in my presence, this Gth day Of Decem.
Der, A. D. 1856. $50.
49,. w Notary Public.
& Halls Catarrh, Cure is taken internal.
~ and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free. SIX y n 2.
sEFF5|ss5g F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.es
Sold by Druggists rs cents. Il D&w
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WHEELING, JANUARY II, 1880.

II any more New York stock operators
desire to go to the United States Senate,
they know where to apply
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LEMON ELIXIR.

It's Wonderful Eject on the liver, Stomach,
Bowels, Kidneys and Blood. n I Il +
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is pleas.
ant lemon drink that positively cures all
Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion,
all Sick and Nervous Headaches, Kid
ney Disease, Dizziness, Loss OF appetite,
Fevers, Chills, Palpitation of Heart, and
all other diseases cansed by; disordered
liver, stomach and Kidneys, the first
great cause Of all fatal diseases. i so cents
and 81 per bottle. q Sold by druggists.
Prepared only by, 81. Motley, NJ d. At
lanta, 6a. THks Il
5;S 4: n n Lemon Hot Drops.
Y For, coughs and colds, take Lemon
Hot Drops. 49, IL, Il. &c.
For sore throat and Bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops. E.
For pneumonia and Laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops. Id \ Il
.gFor consumption and Catarrh, take
Lemon Hot Drops. a.;
!; For Hemorrhage and all throat and
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops. Il
An elegant and reliable preparation. r
25 cents, at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. H, Motley, Atlanta, Ga. THIS.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned. a
majority OF the lncorporators, do appoint MON.
DAY, the 10th dxv Of January. A. D. 1870, at 1880
p. m, as the time, and the hall OF the Chamber
Of Commerce as the place for holding the first
general meeting Of the stockholderS OF the
WHEELING TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY, to elect
board Of directors. make bylaws and transact
any other business which may lawfully be done
by the said stockholders In general meeting as.
som hlcn -Alsa -. =,
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acknowledgements

EOURTH 4 STREET METHODIST
~ Episcopal Church = Services at 1000 q, IN.
aud 7.a0 D. M, conducted'by the RECTOR jail vi
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VHIANTED=As GooDyCooK-ONE
wages paid. 5 Apply TO Mas, JONI s, wLLrr flo25
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sGen1l,eE,ir.aslSNotlos,eess:s
ITDNIINIsTRAToR'siN OTIOE.s

h Having boon appointed administrator Of the
estate OF II. hay. deceased all persons know.
Ing Themselves indebted to said estate are here.
by notified 10 call upon me and settle. Ali per.
sous having claims against said estate VIII pre.
sent them for settlement. ~. 50. ~
T6jal0 d51IS8g Ar 9sl5lJ ALEX. II. FORGRY, y
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Children CIV for .Pitcber's CastoIriia,.

BErcHAM's PILLS cure bilious and
nervous ills. a awsaw;
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i...rTihAtER a.g
Wanted.

: !, 9.
ShRG ENTS ihNYANTED-THE MIS-.
EAsoURI Washer affords Agents Profitable
business u Washes dirtlcst clothes clean by Loi
steam. : Arguments 10 It's favor numerous ami
convincing, Gent on two weeks TRIAL. Wrile
for illustrated circular and terms. ]. WORTH,
81 BeekmRn stftet, Now York. Ng7ys u oc2s
JEWISH TO lENfpLOYsASFEW LA.
il. DIES OH salary, 10 take charge Of my busl.
ness at their homes. entirely unobI ectionAblc.
light very fascinating and healthlul, no Alk.
ling required II permanent position; wages $40
cnccs include some Of tho best we'll known peo.
pie OF > Louisville, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
elsewhere. Address with stamp, MRs. MARION
WALKER, Fourth aud Chestnut su., Louisville,
Ky.tsslS s'rs' gllsfl,s t7a'sq se2S-wAs Z
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TN1TED PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH
We Row, IT, Mcclure, D. D. PASTOR Ser.
vices 10 morrow at 10:S0A. m. No service In tho
evening. .llLllL LL.L llltil li.l ~ lAllt b
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iE0R RENT-DWELLlNG HOUSE,
y south:east corner Fifteenth and Jacob street.
House Will be papered and painted. VIII lease
for three Year.. NAddress nltg this olco. jail y
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"a GENTS WRITE FOR CIRCULAR,
~ Terms and two weeks trial Of American
Washer Washes dlrtlest clothes clean by hot
steam without rubbing. 0 Easily sold. 4 Prohta.
able. AMERICAN STEAM WASHING MACHINE Co.,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13
A Swedish Corporation.

Articles of amendment were filed
with the register of deeds yesterday by
the Mississippi Land. Loan and Invest
ment company, of Excelsior, Num-, es-
tablishing the Office Of the company at
Excelsior. Articles were also filed in
cooperating the Swedish Porcelain
Stove and Mantel Works, with capital
stock of 100000. The incorporators
are: Peter Johnson, Dassel; A. E.
Rice, Willmar; Marcus johnson, At
water; H. S. Branhap. Litehfield; Hans
Mattson, Charles E. Eindberg and John
Brandt, Minneapolis; w. R. Merriam
and Hagbarth Sahlgaard, st. Paul; P.
E. Hanson, Litchfield; Andrew P.
CroonQuist. st. Paul. The Office of the
company will be in Minneapolis, and
the business of the corporation will be tC
manufacture and sell stoves, ranges
mantels and other articles made
glazed tile.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13

Heads" by Prof. Slugger; tomorrow
he will jauntily smoke his cigar, chew
tutti-frutti and superintend the putting
up of flaming three-sheet posters, en-
bellished by scenes done in all of the
seven primary colors and some dozen of
the secondary, from the thrilling drama,
"VictOry in Defeat; or. the Bruised
Nose and the Damage Suit" AS soon
as he has exhausted all the regular bill
boards, ne begins to sigh for new boards
to decOrate-and he finds them. He
must find them. His business is that of
a decorator. He does not lay on his
colors with the mathematical precision
of the frescoer of churches; his art par
takes more of the careless, untrammeled
methods of the fresc0er of cities. Va
cant stores are to hima priceless boon,
particularly if there happens to
be transom which is not nailed.
Bar room mirrors, milk wagons.
freight vans. beer drays. telegraph
poles, cigar lamps, fence posts, dry
goods clerks. sidewalks and all other
inanimate objects, movable or immOv-
able, belong to his kingdom. All
these are brought into use and worked
to their full capacity. Telegraph and
telephone poles are perhaps the most
approachable. They never run away
at the approach of the advertising man,
hence they are we'll patroniZed. Nothing
so delights the soul of the advertising
man as to find large, we'll developed,
able bodied telegraph pole with several
feet of unoccupied space. The feet of
the sad" man Immediately occupy that
space, and when he leaves that pole is
a sight to behold. After few such Wis
its, the pole is a sight for lovers of
chromos. "USe Prof. Nailfiler'S Corn
Cure;;n "Take Browns Button Busters
for digestion;" ''Smoke Scavenger's
Surprise cigars and die young;;" ''Felt
soled slippers, adapted to use on young
babies, at LASTS" Free rides to Chi
cago over the Cut Throat line;" these
and few others, the manning of which
is forbidden by lack of space, are a few
of the signs seen the other day on
| First avenue south pole.
But of all the advertisers who de-
light in the use of the telegraph pole
the railroad boomer walks off with the
whole cooking school. He fairly revels
in a smooth, symmetrical pole, and
when he turns himself loose on that de-
fenceless stick of timber the variety
stage hosiery turns green with the
greenest kind of envy. There is no
color revealed by the spectrum which
is not called into play by the layer on OF
railroad posters. Violet, indigo. blue.
green, yellow, orange and red are scat
tered over the length, breadth and
thickness of the pole III startling
manner to both the sense OF seeing and
of hearing. A good illustration OF the
effective work done by the railroad ad-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13
SOME INDICTMENTS FOUND.
just How Many for BoOdling, Is
Not Definitely Known.

Robert L. Penny was yesterday In
correctly quoted. He was reported to
have said that his clients expected to be
indicted. Mr.. Penny denies that he
said any such thing. He says that his
clients, MCGOWAN and Brueshaber, do
not expect to be indicted, and il they
should be, they stand ready to prove
their innocence beyond question.
Whatever their opinions may be in
regard to it., it is certain that some Of
the aldermen have been indicted, among
whom Messrs. MCGOWAN and Brue-
shaber are probably numbered. 1t can
not as yet be definitely stated how
many city officials have been indicted
for bOOdling. nor what their names are !;
the number can be pretty accurately OBJ
tanned. and the current of recent events
has quite clearly indicated who would
be indicted.
The grand jury adjourned yesterday
afternoon at $40 until May 20. Eight
indictments were returned at the fin
ish, which number includes all who
have been connected with dishonest
measures. There are one or two cases
which have been before the grand jury,
like the Peet case and the Chinese as
sailant of Inspector Hoy, which have
not been accounted for. Indictments
against these two parties, and possibly
one or two more, may be among the
eight returned to Judge Smith yester-
day by the grand jury. Taking into
consideration all of these facts, not less
than four indictments for crOOkednesS
have been found against city officials.
1t is more than probable that this NUM-
10 nd tx,iI l,a nj n
if the number of Doodle indictments eX
ceeds even that. Judge Smith and
Sheriff Eye have given it out
that nothing will be done in connection
with these indictments before Monday.
but then the fun will begin. Several
official heads will be aching tonight.
and with good reason, because the pub
lie can rest assured that four or more
Doodle indictments have been found.
The grand jury's session yesterday
was short and merely supplementary.
Charles F. Haney appeared at the court
house, looking thin and wan and wear
ing crutches under his arms. He was
suffering from inflammatory rheuma-
tism. He was closeted with the grand
jury few minutes and then gave way
to Aid. Lowell. He was detained hut
few minutes, and then the grand jury,
which will be remembered in Minneap-
oils as long as any other, adjourned.
Haney's appearance at the court
house yesterday gave rise 10 a rumor
that he had ''squealed" and stood ready
to tell everything. Haney denies it,
and maintains that he has nothing to
tell.
The following persons, accused Of
various crimes, and under consideration
by the jury, were dismissed: Edward
Golden, Frank Williams. S. FL. Thomas.
James Downing, Charles Cook, e.
Douglass, Paul st. Martin and ID. Her
bert HeyWOOd,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13
HERE is TROUBLE.
No More Dumping of rubbish in
the River Allowed.

ANO NAOh VI AsNo0iSAA AA
the River Allowed.
The health department is in a bad
hole. In the language of DR.. Kilving-
ton the board is in ''a hi of fix"
The handsome commissioner was mad
yesterday when he found the following
communication lying upon his desk:
DR.. S. s. Kilvington, Health Officer of Min
neapOlis-Dear Sir: Please take notice that
after next Tuesday. April 10, all dumping
into the Mississippi river as far as our prop
and we hereby withdraw the permit given
the board of health of this city for depositing
the city garbage on our premises. Contem-
plated improvements to the water power re-
quire this change, and make it imperative
that our request is Immediately complied
with. Very respectfully,
ST. ANTHONY FALLS WATER POWER Co.
VIM. DE LA BARRE, Eng. Agt. Treas.
Since the garbage crematOry has been
abolished by the action of the council,
almost all of the garbage and rubbish
collected in the city has been dumped
into the river from the lower end of
Hennepin island. The dumping grounds
belong to the st. Anthony Falls Water
Power company, and were. in the
opinion of the members of the board of
health, the best place in the city for
Sucn depository. JUST WHdt Will Uo
done the commissioner does not
know. He has several other
points in view which could be
utilized, but adjoining property
owners do not relish the idea of having
from 5000 to 5000 loads of rubbish
dumped near their property every day,
and an injunction is threatened at every
point. Owing to the stand taken by the
health department last year, the prop
erty owners generally are doing more
cleaning up of back yards and private
alleys than ever before, and the health
department is bound to furnish place
where this rubbish can be- deposited.
The sudden notice given by the Water
Power company is liable to complicate
matters, as it will take from week to
ten days for the scavengers to learn
that the dumping grounds on Hennepin
island have been closed.
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swat 1 Say Goes, see?"


one of him has several lawless minions
under his control. These gentry are
not oyer-scrupulous. except in one
thing: they never allow rival to en-
croach upon their rights. On this point
they are sticklers for professional cour-
tesy; that is, they insist that the other
fellow shall be courteous and respect
their rights. The artist has attempted
to depict an encounter between a couple
of these gentlemen engaged in an ami
mated discussion. They are not hold
ing reyolverS pointed at each others
breasts, as might appear from a cursory
glance; they are simply emphasizing
their remarks with their forefngerS.
These are the men who do the actual
work. The advertising agent does the
''rustling'' and planning, and his re-
tanners do the posting and ''scrapping."
They are jealous of their rights, and
woe betide the rival who tries to "do
them dirt" especially if he be a smaller
man.
Take them all around, however. and
these advertising men are wide-awake
fellows. They know good thing when
they see 1t, and are not slow to grasp
opportunities and to make the best of
them. They are fully up with the
times, and you always know where to
find them-hustling and doing their best
to get ahead of their envi0uS rivals.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13
District Court Brevities,

Clara F. Lord has brought sui
against William II. Hazard and Mary
A. Hazard to recover $1,000 on prom
issory note.
The Scandal club has formally as
signed to Peter M. Mark, because of a.
judgment for some $500 secured against
it by Winecke & Doerr.
James Connolly was yesterday con-
victed of larceny and John Fisherstrom
and Gust Frank, convicted the day be-
fore, were sentenced, Fisherstrom to
five years in Saltwater.
John j. Dlssette has sued O. A. Stone
man, the American Building and Loan
association and others to recover 81 $685.
or for material furnished and work
done on building.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13

pairing of notes, and the pupil would not
exchange her ticket for box at the
opera. When the school is at last over
for the day. what babel of tongues.
The gossip that has been smothered for
actually three whole hours breaks out
afresh, and then one becomes aware
that the cooking school is as much a
society affair as 1t is place for learning
the culinary art. -
The ladies interested in the school in
Minneapolis are anxious that the board
of education shall become interested in
the matter, and think seriously of hay
ing the matter brought before the no
tice of that august body. They contend
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13
THE TEACHER,

that the Minneapolis schools have been
supplied with all modern ideas; that in
many respects they are ahead of the
schools OF Boston, and certainly those
of England and Sweden, so why should
the board not introduce this idea also
into the local curriculum, and thus per-
feet the course, so that the city would
indeed have the finest and most thor
ough school syst EN- in the world. The
board mas not as yet been invited to the
school, but it may be before the course
is ended, for the ladies' are really in
earnest.