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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
THE BUTCHERS REFUSING TO S

Danville, Va, July 11.-One OF the most cGrouS
strikes record has just ended here several days
ago n butcher was imprisoned for violating a city
ordnance whcreupon all the butchers closed their
stalls and declared that they would sell no more meat
until the ordinance changed. since that time
10 fresh meat could be bought in the market and the
people were put 20 great inconvenience Ihe butchers
at last decided that they getting the worst Of
the socalled strike and all of them will resume busi
ness tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
rJ-RoPE AND THE MCKINLEY BILL.

Paris July IN Dupuy will question the Gov
ernment in the Chamber of Deputies tomorrow III
regard to the result Of negotiations with the Powers
aiming TO minimize the effect of the Mckinley Dill
whether it is possible 10 appeal TO international law
ana whether the common law tribunals cannot settle
cnstoms disputes Minister Rbot will reply tomorrow
saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18

recent murder Of the Servan Consul at Pristina The
circular that the murder not due to personal
vengr but 10 religious fanaticsm, and demands
special rcparation from Turkey.
This thorn in the side Of the sick man,
Of Europe, who has yet answered the delivered
10 him by NJ. Voulkovi,ch the diplomatic agent at
Constantnople of the Bulgarian Government. Things
decidedly " look blue" for Turkey, and for the main
enance Of peace in the Balkan peninsula. The Sultan
must feel uneasy when asked peremptorily as lie is,
promptly settle his indemnity annuites Russia to
recognize independent his former Bulgarian prov
nceS. and TO atone in some way for the murder OF
scrvisn Consul by fanatical Moslem. The worst Of
IL Is that the Padshsh is supported by those
who compelled him to sign the Berlin treaty They de-
privet him Of Bulgaria, and later on they quietly per-
mitted violation of the treaty. by allowing Eastern
Rumea 10 free herself from Turkish domination and
embrace Bulgarian nationality The Porte can hardly
be expected to recognize that state of things, well
as Prince Ferdinand ruler OF Bulgaria, RumeIa being
included in his possessions But Austria, one OF the
sgner~ Of the treaty of Berlin stands behind Bulgaria.
and exercises strong pressure upon Turkey TO compel
Il 10 acquiesce in the Of NJ VOulkovitch, and, even
Ia the sultan should surrender, he would have TO
face another danger. NJ Trcoupis the Premier Of the
Athens Government. has sent to the Porte note de-
olane that II any advantage be granted to Bulgaria
Greece would ask a compensation under the form of a
oession 10 her Of some Turkish districts OF Macedonia
Now another signatory Power Of the Berlin treaty
half the Screws upon the sultan by pressing the pay
ment of her own indemnity Ihe two small states @ OF
bshnd them emu fHrkey has to face Austria and Russa
which may appear on the front line at any moment
revolutionary condition Of Bulgaria caused by the
cut9 Of Major pantza the terrorist t. rule Of star, STAN
nand In servis. the Regency has not been able yet
10 send away e3 King Milan real frebrsnd IN the
charges of insanity have lately, been launched by
the Belgrade Government and the servian patriotic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
IyVEsTIGATTyG THE LAKE PEPIy DISASTER

ST. Paul, July IL aptan Wethern anu sA oi Iho
crew Of the ilfated steamer sea Wing which was
wrecked NJ Lake CITY sunday night. arrived in this
civ Yesterday afternoon and Government Inspectors
Yeager and Knapp are conducting al investigation OF
the disaster behind closed doors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18

Washington, July 17-A. D. Virgins, oil New
Hampshire conductor OF Of the senate elevators
was overcome by the intense heat this afternoon
while running the elevator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
. PHYSICIAN KILLED BIZ A TRAIN.

Bridgeport, Conn, July l'.-Dr' husehe T. 'iA"'''
r,,,o on his wav 20 visit patient this morning. was
Instantly killed at an unprotected crossing In NORTH
.ve hv train ON the IIoIsatoh, Ra.cad. lie haySs
q v.doo, and nye enildlen, VINO 4rc at tlcr summer
cottage IN tue Adlrondachs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
rur y.yrRAL BRIDGE PROPERTY SOLD.

Glasgow. Va july 1.-THE Natural briose pFop-ls
has been sold 10 a Massachusetts, ana Vre'ia y
Tor 100000 II was purchased from oo'one' ~ y.
p.,snns sna lame, q Blaine. who have owned 1t
for number Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
THREE PERSONS KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

Winnipeg. July 17s-Thee persons were instantly
killed by lightning near Moose Jaw on Tuesday
night They were Henry Hatel, an old and respected
farmer: his ten-yearold daughter, and Herbert Nc
Lean, age twelve. son of the Rev. DR.. Mclean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
EW-YORK FRIDAY, JULY Is. Is9O-TEN PAGES.

Robinson aad Eobey D. Cook Instituted enjoin the sale
OF the stock held in trust indemnity payments madp
on account Of the Troy and Boston debt exceeding
e. OO0 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
prREMproRY ORDER FROM CHAIRMAN GOD
DARD

Chicago July II (SpecaD.-Chairman Goddard To-Day
o,crntorIy ordered all advance the present $40 ~
ound trip rate between Kansas Cy and Chicago 10 te
old epure Of s25 effective July 2S with THIS eAc'p
ton there is presen: no trouble In regular paSSe"e
- q, tho West The 800" Line has, however quoted
, c,o,x CITY via St. Paul 10 the Grand Army Encamp'
mont AZ Bo,on SO round :-ip rate, including sleeping
cor n. against q az 7j rate Via Chicago. The 800
oners in addition bonus Of 1900 train I" the "rnhu
Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18

baltimore July 1.-THE National Convention OF
the American Flint GlassWorkers' Union adjourned 10
day The officers elected for next year are President
william j. smith Pittsburg, vicepresdent William j.
Doolng. MiIive " j.; secretary, William J. Dillon,
pittsbifg The convention has been IN session ten
IaVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18

A LIBERAL RETURNED TO PARLIAMENT.
London, July I'M. Wilson, Liberal has beer
returned 10 Parliament for MidDurham by majority
81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18

Buenos Ayres, July 1.-THE President has sent a
message 10 the Of Deputies asking II 10 authorize
the issue Of se.o00.0oo in small paper currency ms
move has alarmed the money market. Gold is quoted
at POI premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18

FOR TRYING To KILL MOROCCOs SULTAN.
Tangier July IA number Of prominent residents
NJ Fez have been arrested for attempt on inc
sultan's life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
TO INVESTIGATE TIE PROPERTY CAREFULLY.


At the meeting OF bondhoders ot the san Antonio and
Pass Railroad, the Farmers and Trust
Company. yesterday the appointment OF committee
postponed. The Trust Company directed to make
careful Investigation OF the condition Of the property, and
when its report ready another meeting will be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18

THREE CHILDREN KILLED BN LIGHTNING.
Norwalk. ohio, Jdly IA violent wind and rain
storm damaged Monroeville, Ohio. at O'Clock to-
night. Lightning struck Otto Goldners house. killing
three sons-Freddie Willie and otto-who were situns
sn a lounge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
M ,wppovr THE MERsEY DOCKS

Liverpool, July 17.-fhe Mersey DOCK bodru wiz
e,pend 100000 pounds sterling in deepening ana I'M
proving the docks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18

TROY AND BOSTON DIVIDENDS WITHHELD.
Boston, July 1.-THE Fhehours I'aroau e,'cs no.'o
.o,d.rs NJ the Troy and Boston issue OF preferred
S,oss that the dividend upon this stock will be withheld
~ hs compauy until the termination Of the suits Of Daniel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
RrsHop DE GoEsBRIAyDs JUBILEE

Burlington, VT, July 1.-The celebration Of tho
golden jubilee Of Bishop de GOesbrisnd took place
here odafa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18

Halifax July l7.-Nothing definite has been learned
here about Newfoundland cruiser firing on a French
6shfnc schOOner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-18
DEMANDING REPARATIoN FROM TURKEY.

DtMANDINU KEFAhAII'IN FKUM TUKkE1.
Belgrade, July 1.-THE Servian Government has
sent circular to the Powers with reference TO the
recent murder Of the servan Consul at Pristina The
circular saws that the murder not due TO personal
vengeance. but 10 religious fanaticsm, and demands
special rcparation from Turkey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-28
MARTINS FERRY.
An lnjunction Suit-Accidents-l burglar In

An lnjunotion Suit-Accidents-Nu Burglar In
Another daily parcr Is talked Of.
A large New Foundlaud dog was killed by tho
cars on the c. d T. road ut Turnover street yes
terday. ,ss-.5, - - 80 80.
inc y. a. u. committee In chl1Cc OF decorat.
ing NC graves OF soldieIs dcslrcs that I'LL graves
should DO marked, - =, = 80 -
Some OF the ownerx OF fast horses contemplate
| leasing ground near the Laushlin mill aud max.
| ing private race track. s-,.s-y sG-I.,.- = n
Harry, son Of Humphrey Williams, was six
| years Old Yesterday, and was given a narty. Mt.
fenced oy about twenty-five young iricndt.
4 colorcd man working on the pipe line named
Mhitc was accidentally struck In tho eye with a
stone thrown by small boy ind had 1t badly
l.. Alderman, who was recently Indicted by
me G.and jury with other butchers, plead guli.
y aud promised 10 nbate the slaughter house
nuisance. Ills fine amounted to sH o..
AitK%oods lecture TO the class Of 30 In The Pres.
1ylc1lah church this evening. Dr.. KirEwood IL
wee PRESIDENT OF the Wooster univcr.Itv and
!ectu'cd here at the School Exposition.
Last night Marshal Westwood took "Possum"
Coss 10 inc residence OF James Kerr, on Fourth
the man who was In their bed room the night
lhrir house wns robbed. "Possun" has been in
lail on this charge for several days, and viii
nave ms preliminary examination today, If
MIS-. Kerr who has been SICK, Is able to attend.
Yesterday an Injunction was served on Matt
McDermolt. restraining him f,om running the
iiteen ton hammer II his oil and gas well aud
mining tool works In the building formerly oc
cupIed ~ tue lsoyle.JonCs Manufacturing CON.
pany. The papers were served On6Mr. McDer.
mott by Deputy Sheriff Scott, nnd the hummer
was not run after that. Conrad Lorg claims
that INC running OF the hammer Injuries biz
property. Ills attorneys are Ross ]. Alexander
4nd }. {: !!e'n!sia, Of bridgeport and Ewing <
EE dLy, Of Wheeling, haye been retained by nc.
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FROM THE RIVER NJ,

The river was stu gradually falling last nigh
win u feet 7 inches iu the channel. Il - .
,WAEnsS, Pa, May 27.-RIver Q 10 feet ant
MoRoANTowS, W. Va. May o7.-Rlyer 8 foe
anu stationary; weather fair. n Il i Il -,
BRowSsviLLE, Pa, May 27.-R,yer feet
iuchcsau falling; weather clear. wv
Fs1tsRuEGM,, Pa, May 27.-Niycr Is feet
inches and falling: weather warm md clcar. 4
= It Is not at all probable that tho Wheeling Nd
d nsl!a!re trade Will he without boa, long. s.Y
eral SeHtlcMen with tliS mcans arc 1ookih,
Gsn,unu ior u steamer 10 take the place OF ihs
me keystone State pGsse down yestcraa,
! rom i!tisolirgl for Cincinnati at a. iii,
Courier departed for parkersburr ut ii no a m m
as usna!.-The Hudson passed IN for ri,is
nulBh AZ =. m.---Thc Liberty had IN i'm ,ncnss
UP yesterday and was held at tho wharf loadipe
ul neafly6 y: NJ '" - ! '
y, To-day The i,Iaz'e nay will pass down in Inc
rni,sHInuIsn,.Gharlcston trade Of O'Clock. -Ths
Itaiue Will leave the wharf for Pittsburgh NJ .
g. S,. mn.-Thc Andes Will leave for Circlnia,i Al
CIV T.. M, carrying party OF Wheeling cycnr
slnn,sIs mentioned clscwllere,-The i,atrhein,
n Is que up 49, Pittsbuseh from Cincinnati a,
noon or little later.-Thc Den IIur il to day's
fatsefsblirg boat, leaving at Ii 100 u, m .SIhe
..uctt VIII DC IN Rna aul as USUAL :
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
4 Number of Interesting Matters Consl,
crcil ON 10th SItleH.

4 Number of Interesting Matters Consld.
cred on both Sides.
In Part I OF the Circuit Court yester.
day, Judge Campbell Oh the bench
Isaiah Warren rendered a plea in writing
in the case OF the Wheeling Bridge and
Terminal Railway Company to condemn
a right OF way over property OF hia.
The company objected to the filing Of
the plea, and the question was argued
and submitted.
The case Of Mrs. Annie R. Garner
against George a. and Louis 2. Frobe,
to recover damages for the sale Of liquor
to her husband, William Garner. was
put on trial to Jury composed Of Philip
limerick, Adam Honeker, ]. +. Miller,
Christian Deku, William Bole, John
Wilkie, George Dickel, Edward Proeser,
Reece Thomas, James Dixon, Herman
Schambra and Henry White. =
When the plaintiff rested the defense
moved to exclude the evidence, and the
jury was excused while this motion
was argued by counsel. Es
In Part II, Judge PAUL, the action in
assumpsit Of the Bon Aqua Improve.
ment Company vs.. the Standard In
surance Company was put on trial, and
at o'clock the Jury was adjourned over
to allow:a technical question to be ar
gued. - If ~
Joseph Green and Aug. Matthew'S, in.
dicted ior.oucruting policy games, plead
guilty, and each was fined $50 and the
costs and sentenced to one days. inpris-
onment in Jail. e 4, i.
Asa Booth plead guilty to three indict-
ments for selling liquor on Sunday, and
was fined so IN one cage and $50 in
each OF the other two. So +5,ss.Es 3
A nollc prosequi was entered in the case
Of Harry Hill, and Clemens Ehrman, in
dicted for petit larceny; also III the case
Of Richard Mansfield, for selling liquor
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The following clipped from the Bur
linglon junction, (1fo.D Post, contains in
formation Of no little value TO persons
troubled with indigestion:
'For years the Editor OF the Poa, has
been subject to cramp collie or fits Of in
digestion, that Frustrated him ior sever.
al hours and untitled him for; business
for two or three days aftcrward. About
u year ago We called on S. J. Butcher,
druggist, and asked tor something to
ward Off an attack, that was already mak-
ing life hideous. Mr.. Butcher handed
usa bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and DiarrhGa Remedy. We took
the medicine according to directions,
and not only found relief on that oc.
casion, but have several times since
tried it's virtues and found relief in
every instance. We take this method
Of acknowledging the benefits derived
and recommending the cure to all, others
subject to indigestiou." For sale by G,
R. Goethe, John klari, W. W. Irwin,
W. E. Williams and @. Schncpf. Daw
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in tho City md Wheeling FolL
. br.,u,J

Strangers In tho City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. James Porter, OF New Cumber-
land, was at the Mcclure House yester-
day. 40
John Rhucs, Of Wheeling, and Miss
Emma Goeclinc, OF Benwood, were mar
iied at the BRIDES home yesterday aud
settled down 10 housekeeping at once.
Messrs. Anton Reymann, Paul Rsy.
mann, Henry Biebcrson, Herman
Grimm, Julius Lohse and Rev. William
Ulfert and wife went TO Pittsburgh yes
terday to hear the music OF the Strauss
orchestra last night.
Mr.. John L. Thornhill is in town on
business. He halls from Charleston,
where he used TO be a newspaper man
and is now in tho insurance business,
He nude a bushel OF friends here when
popular attache OF the Legislature, all
Of whom will rejoice to know that he is
prospecting nicely.
Mrs. N. D. Scott and her sister, Miss
Jessie Cowgirl, left last evening for
Washington City. After short sojourn
there they will 80 to Annapolis 10 see
the commencement exercises at the U
S. Naval Academy. The class OF which
Senator scott's aon Guy, is member,
will sail June ! on a three.months' cruise
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MOUNDSyllLE.
Interesting Municipal NIn,ters-personul

interesting municipal Matters Personal
Notes, otc. e y ~ ~,
Mr.. G. G. sclvery, OF Taylor county. and Mis-
Dolly Cunningham. oil Littleton, were married
here yesterday By Rev. Mr.. Lee. Of tho Simpson
81. Z. church. - = : -
Mrs. Linn Mccarrigher and her sister. Mis-,
Stella, Will leave f,r Ouray, Col, 10. morrow
where the McCarrlshcr brothers have large in
Mrs. Reuben link died at the homo OF her son
on WRytDan's Ridge. Monday afternoon. She
was formerly a resident OF this city, and wa,
well known all over the county. - =
The city will shortly commence the work q,
paving the streets. 1t Is reported that the zen
tlemen who obtained tho Injunction have do
cifed rot TO appeal from Judge CampbelV.
order dissolving It., z - :
The committee OF Gouncilmen appoin,ed A,
the last meeting " report tho cost OF ecctri,
lights Tor tho city. ana the Availability OF sub
shutting 1t Tor tho present light, will hand If
It's report at 10 nights meeting. The COMMITTEE
VIII recommend electric lights. N -
Messrs. J. A: Ewing and D. Il. Evans hay,
been employed by the city to take suct, PRO
ceedlngs az may DO necessary to compel the Ohio
River Railroad to comply with the condition.
Of the agreement giving Is the right OF wa,
through The city, aud with the city Ordinances
The comptryhas failed to lay It's track 80 TINT 4
may be conveniently crossed at any place nlon,
It's line. and several wagons have been btOkct
by tho drivers attempting 10 cr0EE, fls#s -ssl Il
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"A CINCINNATI j. CROOK j o.
With a Beautiful Record, in the
sling Jail sss
FOR ADULTERATlON OF FOOD
Though Possibly u Grnvcr Charge
may DO brought against him.
Some OF his Methods Exposed.
Ills Wife to be Arrested.

,"Dr. Il. s. Parker" Is the name Of a
man who was sent to the county jail by
Squire Davis yesterday, and thereby
hangs tale. Tho charge 10 that Parker
sold as genuine honey a compound Of
old honey, glucose aud drugs, which Is
violation Of tho Pure Food law, and is
punishable with years imprisonment
In Jail or fine oiSl0O or both.
Parker and a woman who passes IA
his wife came here about three weeks
ago, and have since sold the nasty com.
pound they called honey to hundreds Of
people. The woman made tho stuff, and
Parker was assisted in selling 1t by a
man named Smith, who OWES the house
boat on which all three live, and which
Is moored ut North Wheeling. S
Recently Smith became dissatisfied,
saying TINT he did most OF the pcddlirg
and ought TO have fair share OF
the money. The Pnrkers got very
angry ut this, and on Monday set on him
Ruu ueat llltu uAuIy. ~ t'f.
t,' A SLICK SCHEME.
Yesterday Parker swore out warrant
for Smith on charge OF assault, and
Squire Arkle sent him to jail to await a
preliminary hearing. Then Parker
went before Squire Peterman and ut
tached the house.bont. Ho was over.
beard to remark that he only had Smitl,
sent 10 jail so that be could get the boat.
Officer Terrell had heard numerous
complaints about the alleged honey, and
when Smith was locked up he began to
make revelations. A warrant for Parker
and the woman was Issued by Squire
Davis on n charge OF assault; and Terrell
made the arrests. The two we're tired
and paid the fines and costs. The man
WIS at once re.arresled on the other
charge, and sent to jail for a hearing a,
p. M. Friday. r.
1t is proposed TO issue warrant fol
Mrs. Parker today, as she confessed she
made the honey. There are indications
that the couple are, in more serious
business than making and selling bogus
honey. N,
A PRECIOUS PAIR.
Smith says Parker claims to be corH
doctor, but is really thief; that in Gin
cinnati he stole great deal OF jewelry
all Of which but watch charm which be
still wears was melted. Crucibles fol
this work are kept in the boat hero
Parker himself tells some things which
confirm the belief that he is crook. H
tells OF one time when he had to throw
some jewelry 10 The river at Cincinnati
because q detective pursued him closely
and he says he Sold watches' to ge
money to so into business. ISL
Parker had Il card with his name on it
bis business being given as that Of (
chiropodist, and his office located at l0E
Carlisle avenue and later at 279! Vine
street, Cincinnati. He has told seyera
persons that he contemplated locatin,
hero. The inconsistent stories he hal
told would fill column. He always
when selling honey, got himself up lik'
a countryman, and vouched for his stuff
as pure and fresh from the hive. Fl,
aud his "wite" are probably forty year
| old. - tEf -..---
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The Martina Ferry l,urrlnrs.

Louis Nolte and Abe Boston were
taken to St. Clairsville yesterday morn.
Ing on the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
road by Marshal Samuel Westwood and
officer George Murphy, Of Martins Fer.
~, without any trouble. They were
gwen very cool reception at the county
Jail, where everything in their possession
was taken from them. They say they
would have killed some OF the police
men had the shot gun in the room in
Wiiliams's house, where they were ar.
rested, been loaded. Robinson is con.
fined in the darkest cell in the county
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Cincinnati I:xcursIouists.

The following ladies and gentlemen
will leave on the Andes for a round trip
excursion to Cincinnati at $50 this
morning: John S. Naylor and wife and
son Joseph, J. II. Kirk and wife, Mrs.
1. A. Lallance and son Roy, Mrs. P. B.
Dobbins and son aud daughter, William
D. Mccoy and wife, Mrs. II. F. Jones
and Miss Lizzie Stone, Mrs. Philip Nc.
CURE and daughter Stella, Rev. and
Mrs. G. W. Grimes, Mrs. w. R. Donald
son, Mrs. Moifat, William NJ. Marsh and
wife, Mrs. Fred Schwertfeger and two
daughters, and Mrs. G. O. Smith,
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The indianapolis contractors who have Il,
first eleven miles Of tho Ohio Valley railroad
were busy loading boats yesterday with tool
aud material for work along the llne. New m
improved tools Of csery dIscrintion were loaded
Including scrapers. wagons, whcclbarruws an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-28
Cured by Cuticura

RrarpiSs. XIV 10y, wheI, one year Of agc, was
90 bad with eczema that he lost all OF his hair.
Ills scalp was rovered With cruptions.. which
tho doctors said was scIll head, and that his
hair would never grow again. Departing Of a
cure from physicians. began the use Of tho Gu.
TfCtnA RraEbiEs, ard, / au happy to say, with
tho most perfect sNccess. Ills bair is now SPLEEN
did, aud there Il not plnple OH him ! recon-.
meud tho CuricuRA REMEDIES 10 mothers NJ tho
most speedy. economical, and tirc cure for az
skin diseases OF infant, aud children, and feel
that every mother who has an afflicted child
will thank mo Tor 10 doing. gl ss7 ~1
'''.'-'7 : Mns NJ. Il. WOODslJM Norway Nc, :
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Where Did You Get rhose un,.e

The members Of the postoilice force
appeared in elegant new straw hats yes.
terday. The hats were furnished by
Dinger Bros, the well known and pom.
u!ar Twelfth street hat,ers. The house
is noted for the elegant styles and quality
of its goods, and the headsear Of the
postotlice force attests to their good taste.
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WAsu1so7os, D. G., May o7.-Fol
Ohio and West Virginia, warmer,
southerly winds, fair weather, followed
by increasing cloudiness and local
storms Wednesday night.
For Western Pennsylvania. warmer,
southerly winds, fair weather, followed
by rain Wednesday night.