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in his own hand thanking me. l very much
regret that / lost this note ut Gravelly Run tho
next March, together with all of the letters
father, mother and the girls had written me
and my journal, that l would give 81 600 for
now, where my valise was torn off the saddle
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Sold by all druggists 81 six for s.. Prepared only
by q. /. HOOD n Co, Lowell, Mass
1OO Doses One Dollar
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TfyOu are interested in SEEDS PLANTS, OF
Il RIOS E> write the DING Z L * GONR AID CO..
West Grove, PA.
Mention The National Tribuns.
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Katherine wept herself into a headache. Since
the birth of her boy her life had been so quiet
and uneventful, she had almost ceased to recall
the short and beautiful past. She thought she
was reconciled-that she asked nothing more
than 30 live for her child, and now n sight of
the uniform that had once been so dear had
brought il all back, and--she could not bear it,.
Why, oh why had God so dealt with her2 Why
had he taken away the one she loved2 Why
had not her son a fathers care as we'll rs other
bOys2 IL was so hard, SO hard! And she fell
into a state of self-pity, that subsidized into Sob
hing, and at last into sleep of exhaustion.
Miss Patience was too indignant TO come to
her niece at once but when she failed TO appear
at luncheon, the old lady's heart smote her, aud
she ambled away TO pour oil on the troubled
waters She found Katherine and Guy asleep
in each others arms, and gently closing the
door she shook her head sagaciously, saying !:
"The day will be brighter for little shower"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09

Liquor legislation by the British Parlia'
ment is figuring just now in Englisl
politics in way that may result in a
cabinet crisis and sweep the Salisbury
ministry out OF Office. The Tory gov
cruiHent has struck an unlocked foy
snag in the shape Of the compensation
bill, which provides for compromising
liquor dealers who are refused license.
Sir William HARBOUR! seems to realize
that the situation is critical, for he
declares that "the Lord has delivered
the government into tho hands OF the
opposition" The ranks oil the oppo-
sltion are being duly strengthened by
recruits from the temperance people in
England, who denounce the attempt to
pass the bill. The uprising has assumed
huge proportions and if it does moi
bring about the overthrow OF the present
administration the political prophets
will be very much surprised.
1t is stated that so much mischief has
already been done, it will be almost
impossible for the government TO recover
its lost ground. ut will" says one
writer, "always be pointed to as the
party that tried to rob the Taxpayers OF
England Tor the benefit OF the grog-
sellers" The Tories are beginning
realize what it is 10 monkey with the
tefuperaffce huzz,snwu
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Modern Discuverfes.

What Bell and Edison are to the tel.
ephone and electricity, says the Pitts
burg News, DR.. Franklin Miles. the
well.kno"n specialist in nervous lis
eases, is to the nervous system and
nerve Aned. Among his numerous dis
coverics his Restorative Neryine is nm
doubtedly one OF the greatest. 1t is un.
surpassed in nervousness, dyspepsia,
headache, epilepsy, neuralgia, backache,
melancholy, slcepessness, change OF
life, etc. Free trial bottles OF it may be
had OF the Logan Drug Co., Druggists,
and also DR.. Miles new book on New
and Startling Facts" for tho afflicted.
Every one should read this very inter
esting, instructive, and finely illus
tlateu DOCK. MwFkw.G
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Tho Wheeling i Lake Eric Subscriptions.


Tho Wheeling i Lake Eric Subscriptions.
The citizens Of Wheeling should not
lose sight Of the important canvass now
in progress in the city, which, il success
full, will insure another railroad. Wheel.
ing will be incidentally benefited by the
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie, which road is
now knocking ut our doors and asking
our citizens TO aid 1t in its effort to enter
the city, and We arc pleased to know that
already those who have been soliciting
stock here with this end in view have
met with considerable encouragement
from those who have tho prosperity o.
the community at heart.
The effort to dispose Of the 100000
worth of stock offered to our citizen.
should not fail for Sant OF purchasers
There are in Wheeling a dozen mer
who could well afford 10 take the
entire amount rather than 10 see
the project fail. But the 1STELlt
oEScEE does not believe that it will fail
for all our citizens are interested in its
success, and will doubtless unite in lend.
ing to it substantial and liberal encour.
agement.
Let all who are able to take one share
do SO, and the larger subscriptions will
doubtless be forthcoming. Not one dol.
lar OF subscription will be called for by
the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie people until
cars are running into the city and the
road and all the benefits it guarantees
are assured.
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The latest bound volume OF The Cen.
lury has just been Issued by the pub.
fishers. The volume contains 06O pages
and 4l0 Illustrations, OF which twenty.
eight are full page pictures, including
frontispiece portraits Of Emerson, Duke
Of Wellington, Prof. James Bryce, NJ. p,
Edwin Forrest, Joseph Jefferson etc.
The most interesting features OF the
volume are two more papers by George
KEENAN,. the great Siberian traveller, for.
merly Of Wheeling; poems by james
Whitcomb Riley, Walt Whitman and
other noted poets; thsee papers on "The
Italian Old Masters" by W. ]. Stillman !;
special papers by Langdon, Samuel Dixie,
Richard I. Ely, Albert Shaw, ETC.; a
continuation OF Nicolay and Hays Lie
OF Lincoln; timely articles on "The
Realm OF the Congo" with sketches
from life; stories by Amelia Barr, Mark
Twain, II. s. Edwards, Frank Stockton,
Ernest Crosby, Mary A. Owen, Matt
Grim and many others, and the usual
miscellany. The volume is one Of the
most interesting in the life OF the Cen
tary. The prices are, in gold cloth, gilt
top. s.. green cloth g is, half Russia
81 %, q
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IT Is Il shameful state OF affairs when
woman OF bad character can run
things TO- suit herself in a town like
Wheeling. 1t is crelitable that three
justices refused such one warrants for
Officer Hell. It is regrettable that the
fourth issued them. She has threat
ened authorities, caused many a mis-
carriage OF justice by intimidating wit
nesses, and uaed the local courts for her
private vengeance. Tho public should
take an interest in this. A woman was
arrested Saturday night on her CON-
plant because she told the truth in a
recent case against her con; yet this
woman is getting rich on e1tortionate
rents from houses Of i'll fame. Is she
superior to the law? How long is her
brazen conduct to continue?
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POPULAR NES on THE Road,

A Chance for all 10 Express ti,ier Prefer
encc--1hs Most Popular to Receive u
Costly Present. s7l
In order 10 ascertain who is the most
popular commercial traveller represent
Ing a Wheeling house, on the road the
IsrgLliagScgR invites oil It's readers TO
express their preference. A coupon Tor
the purpose will DO found below. This
may be mailed or left at the office, or rs
many as an envelope will hold can be
mailed a, once. Voters should, howev-
or. DO careful 10 SEQ that the postage Is
fully prepaid at letter rates. Every per.
son has an opportunity 10 DO agood thing
for his best friend among the genial
commercial travellers. r ~
The most popular man when the
voting ceases June 80 will receive
his choice Of q life insurance policy
for $1,000, with the premium paid
up for ono year, or m Incident insnr'
anco policy for 5000 for one year,
the policy TO DO written by Sweeney 4
Edwards, general agents OF the Equita'
bic Life Assurance Association.
Below will be found Al explanation
OF tho contest. Anybody.can vote, and
each us often Us he sees fit.
CONDITIONS.
l.. Any person In any State can vote as often AZ
=. All tho blanks In the coupons must be died
3, No vote will be counted v hich Is not written
on coupon cut from tho lSTELLlGESCEh.
1. The contest wilt close juty /. Votes received
after that dny will be destroyed uncountcd.
| AhV Travelling EAIpHmun for Wheeling
| house mar BE- r0.ed i8E
COUPON.
THE WHEELING lNTELL1GESCER
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Vote early and often.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

Names OF the Winners In the Big Prizes In
tho April Drawing.
Several OF the tickets winning the big
gest prizes in the Louisiana State Lot
terry Drawing OF April 18th were either
bought or cashed in New York. The
National Bank Of the Republic, corner
OF Wall and Broadway, collected,
through Adams Express Company. 49,,
900 for the First National Bank Of Reno,
Nevada, which money represented the
amount won by one.twcntieth OF ticket
81, 1903. which drew the first capital prize
OF $500 900. The ticket was the property OF
Moritz Lutz, barber in Reno, and the
money, after having been collected by
the New York bank, was paid to Lutz
by the First National Bank OF Reno,
John p. Walker. address unknown,
held two.twentieths Of ticket 1884,
which drew the second capital prize Of
100000.
Mi. Walker received $4,000 in cash,
minus express charges, at the office OF
the Adams Express Company in this
city. He said he was not resident Of
New York and was supposed to be a
Methodist minister, who bought his
ticket somewhere in the country, and
came to New York to have it cashed.
James Z. Ward, OF Ward 4 Co, owners
OF the New York 4 Cuba Mail Steam.
ship Line, collected S., 600 for customer
in Cuba upon two.twentieths OF ticket
Al 500, which drew the third capital
prize OF $4,000.
George NJ. Man,, a journcyman silver
smith employed at $50 Broadway, held
one-twenticth OF the same ticket and
collected $500.
Mr.. MANI is Of the opinion that The
Louisiana State Lottery is a great insti-
tuition. 1t is seldom that a hard-work.
ing mechanic gets MS much as $500 for
almost nothing, and Mr.. MANI gave the
reporter TO understand that be knows
how to appreciate his prize.
Bernhard Gelb, Russian Hebrew. %
years old, who lives with his brothers
family, on the second floor OF q rear tcne.
ment house, at 81 Willett St., held one.
twentieth ofticket No. Il, 0SS, which drew
the fourth capital prize Of $25, 900. Gelb is
a vest maker by occupation, and keeps a
small shop at 296 Stanton St. He is only
two years in the country but he has
already with tho assistance OF his rela.
tives built up quite little business in
supplying wholesale clothing houses
with the product Of his labor. lie in
vests regularly in the Louisiana State
Lottery.
S. Jarmulowsky, the Hebrew banker
Of 81 Canal ST., collected Gelb'sSl $50 for
him.
Herman Rider, publisher OF The Cath.
ole Neus, ID Barclay St., collected also
Sl,25O, minus the usual express charges,
upon one-twentieth OF the same ticket
MIR. Ridder says he collected the money
Tor farmer.-New York Daily Meas, Mar
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CoLoSgt J. W. DAVIS, OF Greenbrier
county, and Hon. G. d. Smith, are
regularly announced candidates Tor the
Republican nomination for Congress in
the Third district. Both gentlemen are
popular among the voters Of the district
and either would be q winning candl.
date. BY the way, il it happens that the
West Virginia Republicans conclude to
send two G. B. Smiths to Congress it
would be odd. but would do no harm.
We would be willing to put up with
possible confusion Of names in the
Hgcnr}
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Tins tn SrtflNit.

Already the strike in tho building
trades has injured Wheeling to the ex-
tent OF thousands OF dollars. Were it
settled now it could not remedy the
harm that has been done, but it could
put stop to the constant augmenling
OF the damage. II, rs is stated on good
authority, the two opposing sides are
now nearer settlement than they have
heretofore been, and il, rs result OF the
meetings called for this evening, there
is not n settlement, grave responsibility
will rest on that party through whose
course the adjustment which now Seems
probable is prevented.
1t is not timc to sickle for technical
rights. II matters Of principle do not
stand in the road, it will be inexcusable
to part without an agreement. The
conference should DO undertaken with
n spirit OF concession on both sides;
heretofore agreement has been rendered
impossible by u feeling Of antagouism
on each side ,S, $,
It's not only in tho in,oros,. ~ ,ho
strikers. nor Of tbe emnlover. who snd
it so far losing game, that n settlement
ought to be made il possible. The town
was entering on nm era NJ unnroceaont
cd nrospcritv and activity Whom .ho
etrike occurred. md tho strit. rnral,.sa1
every industry It ia timo to ramova
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Season Opens June 2tst, 1890.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust made by An
drew ThalmAnn and Mariana Thafmanu, hfs
wife, to me as trustee, the first dated May 18th
1851, recorded In Deed Of Trust Book No. q. page
si In the ailice OF the CLERK OF the County Court
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, the second dated
October Ath. 1857 recorded In said clerks office
In Deed OF Trust Book No. 90 page 123, will sell
st the north front door Of the Court House OF
said county, on -
SATURDAY, THE eth DAY OF JUNE, 1890,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the following
described property, that Is to say: Certain real
estate In the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
Vest Virginia, described as follows: piece or
parcel OF land. being lis feet long and rs feet
east OF the common road on the ma,gln OF the
Ohio river, commencing for tho same ut point
about 80 ftet In a nortncAsterly direction from
the north end Of the cas-. psiapes wall Of the
northwest front OF the house commonly known
as the stone house, grocery, built BY said Thai.
MAIN upon the lot OF ground now being dc.
scribcd; thence In the line OF the front OF said
house us feet TO the northwest corner OF the
same: thence caslcr)y and at right angles to said
limo IS feet; thence southerly aud parallel with
the first line ll5 feet; thence nortnwcstwRrdly
IS feet 70 the place Of beginning. together with
the buildings thereon; rcservlng, however. a
house running lenSthwise through tho property
OF d uniform Width OF z feet, to be kept open az
Aroad, and rcscrving also the coal under tho
property and the right 10 minc and remove the
mme. sIlG -
situated on the south side OF Third street and
runs from Main street to Coal street. The mari
Intended 10 be hereby conveyed is described "a
follows: Heginning a. a point, lto feet cast Of
with Main street % feet to the north llne OF lot
No, ~: thence caStwardly with the said line nj
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AN Illinois gill fell into deep sleep
on the fifteenth OF March, and at last
accounts was still sleeping peacefully.
When she awakes she will doubtless
have some wonderful stories TO tell oil
her adventures in dreamland.
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TIE census cnumeratora arc meeting
will, remarkable success, in view OF the
rebellion the Democratic press attempt.
ed 10 create. These partisan editors
have only succeeded in making them.
selves ridiculons.
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THERE are signs that tho Congress.
men arc weakening in the rays OF the
Washington sun. An early adjourn.
ment OF Congress may be confidently
hoped for.
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ness sense and publlc.spi,itedness will
prevail before further damage to the
best interests Of all directly concerned
and 10 the community ut large is done.
Thu Silver I'LL.


The passage OF the silver bill by the
House OF Representatives yesterday, In.
dica.es what the policy OF tho present
Cougresa will DO with regardto the silver
question, as 1t Is not expected that the
Senate will make many important
changes In tho measure. The bill pro.
vidcs for tho purchase Of $i.5O0,0oo
worth OF silver monthly, the metal to DO
coined or TO be used as a bullion basis
Tor silver certificates.
The principal opposition 10 tho bill
among the Republicans came from the
Western members, although but eight
OF them voted against 1t. Many who
are opposed to the policy voted Tor the
measure, hoping that the Objectionable
features would DO eliminated by the
Senate. The Democrats, with a single
exception, voted solidly with the oppo.
sition.
A Washington dispatch thus describes
tho opposition: "The measure was
opposed by most Of those who repre-
sent q constituency interested in silver
mining, and by others whose constlt.
uents have in formal way pronounced
against the bill and in favor Of free coin.
aye. OF these the leader was Judge
Payson, OF Illinois, one OF the ablest
debaters Of the House, and his criticism
OF the conduct OF the various Secretaries
OF Treasury in regard to silver during
tho past four or five administrations,
was frank and fearless and scathing."
Perhaps Mr.. Mckinley came the near.
est to echoing the general sentiments Of
the Republican party when, in support.
ing the bill, he said that he did 80 be-
causc it would utilize every dollar Of the
silver product OF the United States. 1t
provided also that the instant silver was
on parity with gold that instant there
would be free and unlimited coinage oil
silver. Congress .must sec that the
money provided for the people must BIZ
absolutely safe from financial wrecks
and from commercial commissions, and
be absolutely safe and secure in the hands
Of the holders.
Whatever might be the personal view
in regard TO the decentralization or re
monetization OF silver, Mr.. Mckinley
said, this bill gave the country money
that was good for tho people, and wcrlt
be good for all time. Vote down THU
measure, and gentlemen knew there
would te no legislation on the subject
Democrats knew that they could not gel
free coinage when they were in ma
iority-they knew they could not get il
now, and to defeat this bill was to de
feat all silver legislation. For one, he
would not vote against the bill, and thus
deprive his people and his country ant
the industries OF his country Of the $50,
100000 OF circulating medium.
The effects OF the passage Of the meas
ure will be watched Tor with interest
and very short time will serve 10 prove
whether the policy adopted by Congress
is wise or not.
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DIED,

CRAWF0RD-0ns Saturday, June :, 1880, Mt Il ~
O'clock p. m, Mis- REnEcCA WooDs, wife d
i. Crhufor1. aged 76 years.
Funeral services at tho residence OF Min
fose, Bridgeport, Ohio, this Monday after
noon at $50 O'Clock. lntesmcnt private. p"
scH0pDER-on Saturday, June :, 1890. at
O'Clock =: m, upOhA. daughter OF Henry and
LOWS. X. schoddes, aged year, mouth!
FuaerAl from the residence OF her parents No,
Ct Ihitty'thlrd street, this (Monday) after.
noon at o'clock. Intermpnt ut Mt. Wood
Cemetery. Friends OF the family ayc invited
TO attend. s.-y 80 : -,
McDERMorr-Sundny morning, June =. 1901
e 7:t1 O'Clock, aRs. JASg McDEHMorT. med
Gi ycats. - - "seu
Funeral from tho residence OF her son, John "
McDcrmolt, No. 1859 Wood street, on Tucs.
day morning Mt go O'Clock. REQUIEM High
z. Mass at St. Joscph's Cathedral at O'Clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully Invited
to attend. Interment at Mt. Cavalry Come
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GrnNASY does not intend that Eng.
land Aha!l appropriate to herself the
entire African continent, and England
shows signs, OF Impotence,
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"a STITCH in time saves nine" and il
you take ood'sSarsaparilla now it may
save months Of future possible sick
ness, 9 q
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Stockholders Meetings,

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
Tho animal meeting Of tho Stockholders Of
the Elson Glass Company for the election Of Nyc
directors, and for tho transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meeting, Will
be held at the Mcclure House, Wheeling, ", Va,
Tuesday, July -, at 10 O'Clock II. III.
CHARLES J. GiLL, Secretary.
Ndrtins Ferry o. June q. 1900. 10
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philadelphia papers plcasc copy.l
WEIMER-Falten, on Sunday, Juues, 1920, at
7:25 p. M. LOUIS, son OF Fred. and MARY
"elmer, aged q years, 8 months and il
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EOR RENT-FULIY FURNISHED.
T. a Aycroomed cottage, at Mountain Lake
Park. Md. Excellent water. Coed location,
For terms. address MRS, kAtEllARDY, Noun.
tain Lake Park, Nil. Iel
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Sick Headache.

BEEcnAA's Pills cure sick.Heal.
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rs, Sick Headache. K. l.fs, Fl
Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipations. csc. per box, 5 boxes for 81
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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For Rent.


TOR RENT-TilE STORE ROOM
Il occupied by tho late A. U. Fgrtter, No, 1872
Main street. Possession July l, 1870. Enquire
Of ", IL, EGERTEk, tnSgS
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TOR RENT,

FOK RENT,
For the season, an eight roomcd house, on.
posltc Mountain Lake Park. Free from ali 10
strictions. lntgc, airy rooms. nicely furnished
beautiful grounds. Tho place. 10 spend tho
summer. For terms, &c, apply to
GEO. J. MATH{S0N,
Real Estate and insurance Agent,
Money to Loan. tnyid
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HAMBURG FIGS

tMEDlCATED}
n you hnyo q heavy splitting headache, q
fuycrud tongue, thorough dllnclination 10
cpRnHu IN my OF tho nclvc pursuits Of lifc-thls
Is whit Constipation means, and Is u most Tor.
tnLlnbl. tn,uDy ..
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[. "A u

tho millions Of people whooc bowels aro not
rrgulnr-timc should not bc lost ind Immediate
follow, such US inflammation OF tho bowels
and PGritonltS.
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/! The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday
b III VIZ. ". CowDEv. r
jc9 --is Trustee.
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n | | q

Hamburg Figs, tho great fruit laxative. should
bc taken at once; they are m effective reincdy,
hut most pleasant ind agreeable to tho tllste,
hrInp c0m,oscl only Of fruits ind vegetables.
ABSOLUTELY nothing like them In tho world.
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Funeral notice hereafter,