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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05

po!Rta. SO $500 WIN
For rates ard other Information address
W.. ROBINSON. @: r. "a. rark ersburg,
~, bANDf. 4. G. +. A., P%avkerhurp
Vt y tlhSoH. Pas Agent, Wheeling. ~ va.
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MAP or THE UHITED STATES.

4 Largo, hand.omc Map Of, the United statss;
Allowing Sor,h and South DaIot&. MOUTHS sat ah hS
n,,ItIhln for oNIco or homo use. ana isSued ny
t " 'RSiSHiiNGTON EOUTE, will DO furnished
responsible parties on application 70 the unuef'
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BoNbs Asp s1ocx oporArloys-cIosrp lid.
.IOhlo Il Mississippi. .,
1. do preferred .,... 81
StOfclUu %fInprOy0't, As

wool p*p$
!. !. ~ rce.-...".l21f .0hlo 4 Mississippi. g,
Y. !. 4 coupohs"..l?3Hl do preferred .,... A5
q. = ~ reg. ...... l01ttOrcgou fmprovo'l. As
Y. \. ahts coupon. -. lua9 slOrcsou Esv,,.,.,,.,l 100
racine " Of 9o."..1l3 lOrcgon TranS ......... 4G,I
ANuans Express ....lO Pacific Natl ........ All
american ESptcss.llG |tittsbtl : l"......... TO
Canada rApitin......- ~ Pullman lnlaro.,.a2lG
Canada Southern. 81 iRcnitng ...,,.,,..., lSJ1
Genlral faci!lcs..... ~ Rock l.land ........ WI
thesafeake& ONO y ST. l., Il San Ffat.. 39l,
lohfst preferred. Gi Isl. Pull............,... TN
do secohd prcid. l1Sl do rslrrtrd,....li7s
CHI. Btr. 4 Qttucy. tdj Isl. Paul 4 UmaiIa.. III
Del. y itlsUll......16 do prelcrred,.... W.
Del. Lack. Il West. ll6A Tenn. Coal 4 Iron. 40
Denver &K+. G....... IL iToxas Pacific ,,,..,, ipI
Etie":..."....."... GlIUnion pncttic........ GJT
T0rt wayne ....."..lbj lU.S. Exprcss........ 70
Illinois Central."..lli IW., St, u Il P....,,. ny
Kansas 4 Texas.... lyHI do presctred...,.. 2JE
Lake shore. ..,....., II ~. Welsh fargo Ex..-JU'
Louisville & Nash. Sihs lwestern U%nion.."' EBX
Memphis Glass;. GU Am. Cotton OIL. No.
M!eh'San Getisa'.. " iC0!osal8 Coal..... H3l4
Nashville 4 Chat. l0l13lQulcss,lyer,,m,,.... =
neutrality-suspicious.. tst do Drcfcrrsi.. al
Norfolk XIV. pFei'd .9t.lSutro. ,..,.....m.. 70
Northern Facltlc..., IS Elchiu'd II. Pr. Sik
40 pteicrred....... sly acknowledgements, il5s
hWeslern ..-.lll Chicago Gas........ o.
DO preferred ....... III Lead Trust..."""-
New York Central. ,lV1LISugs ......"''-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05

GmsoS's Prepared Mustard finest for
table use. rrhas.
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Real Estate,
FOR SALE

block Of Nix houses on Main street and block
GunUm, can be bought Tor tlv,oOo.
40. lST Fourteenth street, new frame house,
GROUND RhRtf lot, $500.
NO, 1909 ChApline street. brick house, around
EhIl lot atxli0 feet, s2,itO.
No. $40 MRtn street, % rooms. exclusive OF
store rloRs. RcIihehCc property would be sui..
able for hotel. Price siiUO.
No. 2D Market street, store aud dwelling,
70, % Eighteenth street.
No. l1nnh ~ seventeenth street.
No. i0!5 McCOlloch street, I'D
No. il%i E0f k,tott.
No, 9CG, . IS and $50 Main strcot, rents for
siG1 per aiiiilnl, ran BIO bought for 5000.
No. 40 Mhiltttcct ,.,..S LOO
No. 40 Main Slreei"...."......-...,...,... $3.50
10 tGtn MIN stftct"";.,y.":"."."-...:. 100
frame house rents Tor SklG per nunum,
can be bought ! u Observation-Disclosures. 100
NO. w hiu Hn' Wnud street.. ........... $500
80, I6l! uhHnl!ne st,eel""."..",...,.....,. 400
No. ISL JWclilh slrcc. ..a.... .................,, 2,Igi
No, TO Mccolloch stiopt. ,.......,,m., lido
No, II 1wGnty.!0nr,h 6tree. ,,,,.,,,,,,... I'gTJ
40 ~ iNchty';VHTth sttcct......m.....,... 1908
No. 40 Nat!onal road ....... .........,...., loo
No. XIV MAIN httyet.. .,..,,....,... .. ..,.,,,,,,,,,,, 1910
lJ6 aero farm ~ miteH southeast OF Dcnwood.
West Virginia.
10 ncres Of land at shcr,srd. Marshall county,
West Virginia..
lp acre iaim, one milo from Frceport station,
Harrison county, Ohio. brick bDn,e, rooms, and
lNil, large orchard. barn iOxG1 ieat, other out.
buildings, price yG 90
10 aces. thee miles from Freepor. Station,
lltii!shn county, Uhtp. $500.
Manufacturing Tito OH Warren and Wc,zcl
street, sh1W. JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, y. s. Claim Attorney, lGl2
@AfAcl sirfeii. ,haYc long experience In
lrnEecustoii OF rnntion Clalus. Soldiers, their
wlG0wA aud MINOR heiEs will find IL 10 their
Ra'a1tase TO employ TN attorney at home i'd
preference to one In Washington, D, g, iyoS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05

MACKINAC 1sLAND-And tho many Resorts
reached shefe'rom; SAUL Ste Marie, Marquette,
Les Chencaux Islands, etc.
pE1O3KEI AND BAY VIEW = Harbor
Springs, liaraor Potnt, w quc.onsiRg. Charlie
volx, etc. located In the immediate ncighbor'
hood. Og
TRAVERSE CITY-And nciehboring resorts !;
Omcna, Old Mission, Elk Rapids, etc.
Tho many lakes aud streams afford tho finest
OF tlshiug-thc brook trout. the celebrated gray.
ling, black bass and other varieties OF game fish.
The Train service Of the Grand Rapids & In.
diana Railroad for the season OF 1870 Will be
complete In every particular.
Through Sleeping Cars will be run between
!" Cincinnati, Pct0shcy and MAcsinGw: also be.
tween Chicago and Pctoskcy and MackInaw,
yia the Michigan Central Railroad and kala.
mA26O.
Tourist Tickets can be purchased to any OF
the abovc points at reduced rates.
For descriptive matter, time cards and full In.
formation, address
G.. L. LOCKWOOD.
General Passenger and Tickle. Agent, n
Grand Rapids, Mine.
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Epps's Cocoa.
EppS's Cocoa.
EPPS'S COCOA.

HKEAhFA6T. u
"By 4 thorough knowledge OF the natural lava
which govern tho operations OF digcstion and
nutrition, and by r careful application OF the
aHe properties OF wel!.teleeted Cocoa, Mr.. Epps
has provided our breakfast. tables With a doll.
cately favored beverage which may save W
u!ati3 heavy doctors htll,. It Is by the judi.
cioils use Of such articles OF diet that a constI.
tuition may BIO Eradually built up until strong
Hundreds Of subtle maladisa are floating around
US ready to attack wherever there is a weak
point. We may escape many o Initial shaft BY
keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood
and . properly nonrished ~iIamc."-C4pA Service
6Gss4f.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
en!yin hall pound tins BY GroeerS, labeled thus;
JA1aES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Chemists,
anNl.TrhAa }Ai lnNnoN. ENGLAND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

BEEcuAA's Pulls cure sick.H lead:
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RlNEHART G. TATUM,
1871 Market street.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
Paying inveatmcnts-the property southwest
corttrr Broad way aud 2ane streets, three dwell.
Ing houses. Rents for about $3.50 per year. Price
Si,LGh.
Property northeast corner OF Maryland and
North Huron streets. Two dwelling houses
with ground enough for II third house. This
property. Is in such II location that will Increase
very rapid In value. 5000.
y titFt.clNs double brick house. Alyays has
frt u'nss tenants. rents for s3CU, 81 and % North
Huron street. tricc S..S0,
S!< soemed home u Kentucky street. 81, 7m
Seven roolnen dwelling. ll6 South Penn street.
very desirable location. 1890.
Your ihSt ctia',cc TO bug first class building
lot on South rem streets, 7lxl20.
Desirable building lots OH North Huron street
and In Gtlchrts. addition, South Penn und South
Huron street.
c. 0. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and Broker.
iyR nd, 1GiY Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05
Petre!e1A.

NEW foR~r. august 4.-pe,rolcum was again
n ,Ean a ,na narrow. sna sales were even su,allci
s'Saay a. sac loE spot mud S9Ac ios September,
4 slisas adfa1ce way cattlet bY suiali buying OF.
GqtS, alter W'slca the market became dull. New
heEx STOCK EHcaause; Opening ss,{G; highest
ssSsc; ioWest $50, closi0G .Rt $3.50, Contoli
Lowest s9'Ac, closing At $500. Total sales 95,vVN
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wv Central Standard rlme.,
VIzGnnSglvanid IingS.|

~ ''o7" 6f1uBspoFt Station
Trains via tho Cleveland 4 pl,ubargn Rail.
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicsrn
and clsSs!snd, $50 n. IN; For Pittsburgh. ip:2.
PittAnursh and New York, PSI .. ID, FOR s,ep.
b~envll:e, S:f3 q. m. ~
Trains arrive n. Bridgeport at 7:s3 .. H., 1on:
Am: l2;ls +. m 4:S7 2. IN, ard s:52 p. m.
oh Saturdays only-For East Liverpool. Gil
FROM WHEELING STATION,
Trains Via tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 III.
Louis Railway Panhandle Route-IeayeWbeel.
Ing Tor stenbenville. Pittsburgh and the East.
CD .. NJ, l2:S5 p. m. 800 p, m and $40 y. M
for Eolnmbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis and 81.
LOUIS, G:go q. m. and $40 p. n. For Columbus
and Chicago. 1875 p m. I rairs arrive At heel.
'ngas $50 a. En..i9:0oa H., PAS p m. and 8;20 n.
m. Tra!nA leaving at G:!Oa n. anil arriving A.
s S p, m, '1n sold between Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05

When an author isn't read, he's blue
naturally.
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PLAYING

For 10 cents, either in postage or BY sspplyIns
ii Room 10, GIL: Q. h IL. Genera e!, H,nee' cur So,
can obtain a psck OF bes. quality Playing cards
p. s. EU9Tfs.
ana $50. I-.Trlsl ChioaGos III.
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ONO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~ table taking effect July 10, 1890. ms.
senGer trains Will run rs follows-Ccnt,al Time.
~ Trains daily EXCEPT Hose marked thus +,
which DO mol run Oh Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05

TOLEDO. O., August 4.-Wheat frmes: cash N3c;
e eoEn su ks; os September I'm stttci nscenber &c.
quiet; cash Bic. Cloversecd iIrln: OctoEnr 81 m
rove'nbct 81 90; DECEMBER 81 tx.
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w CITY, "a, August 4.-opcncd at sUN,c;
= at tS ~ syhSc: owest e95t++e: closed at Sg1tsc. saiea
e'sls barrels; runs 81 LIS barrels,
PITTSBURGH, Pau August 4;-Petrolcum dull
a ad,d nothing doing; opened u s9}Sc; closed al
ss..c; hiyhes! sy1h4c;: lowest sM.
bTADfoEH, IA, August 4.-Opencd at SyN.c;
h,shsst s933io; lowest s9kc; closed at sYsssc;
shipments d,52g barrels.
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BAITlSoaE, Mp. August 4.-whcat, western
931sc; September gs114a9,c; OCTOBER " SIIsg Sss
december y71l4a97Hc. Corn, western easy
nixsd spot aud august 81 a5itI &c; September 5ia
5llAe; October alHc asked. Oats dim; western
M " nsai 4,a'se; az mixed 49,, Hay steady; print
Rcliy;e. ,Hutter very firm Tor best goods; other,
weak. EYES steady at lGHal7c. C5ifce iIrm; Rit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-03
An Editor slashed by His Wife.


Ella Z. Carrere. the divorced wife of John F.
Carrere, journalist well known throughou,
the Northwest made q murderous assault on
her ex-husband Wednesday morning a. he vss
kneeiing al the bedside OF his dying aunt Mr..
Carrere obtained Q divorce from his wife a few
months sgo on the grounds OF infdelity to mar.
riage VOWS and inauuian treatment Ever since
that time Mrs. Carrere has kept ND continued
persecution and made frequen, threats to kin
him. Lately Mr.. Carrere has been out of
town, but Was summoned home by thu
serious illness OF his aunt Mrs. Buch-
anan- he arrived this morning and
while kneeling to receive the las, words
OF bis dying relative, Mrs Carrere opened the
door OF the bedroom and sprung ~ HIM. making
thrust with huge carving-knife. Carrere
threw up an arm TO ward of the blow and
caught the knife in his hand. In the struggle
that ensued for possession OF the weapon
Carrere had bis LETT hand nearly severed by the
keen blade The furious woman was finally
elected from the house. but before leaving made
open threats that she would return and kin
Carrere. Fearing that she would carry out the
threat, Mr.. Carrere had her arrested ON m.
charge OF assault with intent u commit murder.
The hesring was postponed until Friday. and
the pris ner placed suder s. 500 for her sppesr
snce. She succeeded IN furnishing bonds Is,s
this evening. Mrs. Buchanan died this even.
ing, and u 10 said By neighhors whose ,esti.
nony cannot lie Questioned, that her death was
Mastered. If it was not due to cru lilies nr.c.
ncsd upon b at the hands OF Mrs Csrrsre
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TIMOTHY AND DAISY.

Happy young Timothy, now he grew
Timothy Grass OF the meadow!
He areW in the wind. ne grew In the rain
In the sunshine and In the shadow.
At last he grew up 20 very high,
50 sturdy and tail aud stately,
He looked all over the oig vide world,
And found himself pleased with il greatly.
And. looking one day, one sweet June day.
so dreamy and SOFT ana hazy,
He spied-wnat was il SD bright and fair?-
A dear little happy young Daisy.
How fair she wasl-fairer than morn or cloud,
How gentle her face and cneery!
He gazed at her tender all day long
And never once was he weary.
And when oil the tired little meadow flowers
And the birds ana bees were sleeping,
And only the Owls in the far-on-wood
His night watch lonely was keeping,
So fair she shone through the still dim night
In the eyes of her longing lover.
She seemed like one OF the cleaning etArD
Dropped down from the sky above ner.
So Timothy wooed her his very best,
Till her nesrt with true love was filling,
And at last, with shy little futter and shake,
she answered him beck. i am Wiling"
50 wedding gay, one bright sweet day,
Sci ali the My be - ringing;
The bf ezss ca ne floating from over the hills;
the breath OF the clover bringing.
And happily glided their days away,
In tie wonderful midsummer glory,
Till the scytDe OF the though less mower came,
To end tneir lives and my DRY.
-LeWiston, Ne. Journal
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ExHILARAr1NG PARAGRAPHS.

Stranger lat NJ Sitman's now suburban Villa
-'Mornin', my little dear; il your pa ct home?
hear he wants to bay q COW. and I've got one
tn nk would suit him; It's Jersey COW. Little
Mss-0h, 1 don't think papa would want that
kind OF q COW. They don't give anything but
skim-milk. We used to board in Jerssy.--Seu
York Weekly
Vail rby-Whar yer goin' VIII dat hog OBJ
yourn? Johnsing-Leadin' him ter execution
ter de butcner's. sab. de bruk into my water.
million patch las night Oar are some things
sab, dat can neber be forgiyen.-Tezas Siftfnss.
1.-THE emperor has issued decree" $40 what
import?" "He thinks he 10 overwo.ked, and he
has increased his salary and assured himself OF
his confidence in himseiI-Neto York Sun
$50 see You have taken to smoking" well,
yes; you see had to. Ny lady friends sent me
80 many cigar cases, AID did not know what
TO do with them.-Fliegende Biaiter.
A seandslmouger is person who talks to our
neighbors about Us. An entertaining Ia ker Is
o person who tells rs mean stories about our
neighbors.-Aunseys Weekly.
Old Soidier-when die want the old nag
wrapped about me for q shroud. Daughter
Horrors, pa: people will think it's blazer.-
Street d Smiths Good Nous.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-03
1T WAS A "swEEP."

The completed count of votes cast ut the
municipal election on Wednesday. re-
ported in detail On another page, confirms
the estimates based upon partial count.
given in these columns yesterday morning.
Mr.. White Is elected mayor by a plurality
OF $50. he having 2.417 votes; his
Democratic opponent. Nr. Collins. having
2.05S votes, and the Prohibition candidate.
Mr.. Ward, having 476 votes. With sin
gle minor exception, the entire Republican
ticket is elected.
The result Is q complete success for the
Republicans. and II utterly puts at rest
the Democratic claim TO majority in Sc
attic. In the face OF this result even the
most blatant Democratic boosters must
Withdraw their pretensions. Their
very strongest man Was in the
feid. and he was supported
BY q thorough organization and by the
most effective political methods. He GER
tainly polIed his full party vote and besides
got considerable support from that body
OF voters which holds to no party allegi-
snce. His defeat demonstrates the Re-
publican status of the city and shows the
folly Of Democratic hopes in Seattle.
The complete success of the Republicans
carries with it high obligation and high
responsibility. II the party shall retain
public confidence and respect it
must show itself worthy by giving
the city during the coming two
years . careful, intelligent and honest
government Ali the pledges made in
the platform and before the people during
the campaign must be fully and honorably
maintained. Performance must match all
promises made.
The most important work in this connec-
ton will fall to MAYOR White. He has
been elected 10 position of high dignity
and responsibility because it has been be-
iieved that he is a capable, energetic and
honest man. He has been chosen as
worker. not as a mere ornamental figure
head. The party which elected him will
give him hearty support in his work. and
il rests with him TO demonstrate the wis
dom OF its choice. The Posr-ISrELLr-
eEscER has faith both IN Mr.. Whites good
intentions and in bis capacity, and believes
that he will fully justify the expectations
of those whose votes have made him
MAYOR
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within Of their constituents. II they had
desired to defeat the bill they would have
notified and released their pairs and thus
would have secured two more votes against
the measure
The Republicans IN the lower house Who
voted against the bili-fhree In number
were ali from the south. whence came
strong, selfish opposition to the sugar and
buriaps schedules. They were controlled
By influences that we're narrow and sec
ticnal. The bulk OF the Republicans in
both houses-incsuding ali who were MEM
bess o. the standing committees and OF the
conference com mittee having this measure
to them hare seemed the most just and
equitable under all Of the complicated cir
cumssances of the case. Their brethren
throughout the country who are sincerely
devoted to their party, and honestly a.
tached 10 the great principle of protection,
viii prefer TO believe that it has been wisely
adjusted. rather than jump at haphazard,
harsh conclusions
This viii be the case with those who are
the sold wheat Of the party. As on ali
sirniiar great crucial experiences OF the
party some chat must make its appear
ance as result OF the general shaking-up.
Bat the wheat will predominant and win be
the cleaner and the better. Ii is to be
hoped that on sober second thought Mr..
Hayes viii forsake the ranks of chaffy
critics and forswear the role of Csssandra.
But whether he does or not. he has not be-
held, nor wiz he live to see the "annihiIa-
ton OF the Republican party"
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THE LATE SESSION.

The session of congress just closed has
been one of the most memorable since the
war period. AT the beginning there were
. dozen seats in the lower house occupied
by Democratic usurpers. and there was
but three of apparent Republican m shortly;
q margin SC narrow as to make the trans
action OF business almost impossible in
case of faciious opposition such as the
Democrats had boldly ayowed their inten-
ton to practice.
With totals of membership thus evenly
balanced, the Democrats had an advantage
which was fully an offset TO this small Re-
publican plurality, in the presence of much
the larger proportion OF old, trained and
experienced members, of which advantage
they are more considerable than are the
Republicans as rule. and more wont to
avail themselves by continuing their faith.
full representatives in office. In addition
to their greater number of experienced
leaders. the Democratic membership, as
is common, were more amensble TO party
discipline than we're the Republicans.
Under ordinary circumstances. and but
for their good fortune in the choice OF
speaker. the session might have extended
for the full constitutional term, until the
4th OF March, with the slim Republican
majority unable to accomplish any de-
handed legislation beyond the passage OF
such appropriation bills as the Democrat.
would sgree TO. In a word. with a namely
PANTY, hair-splitting parliamentarian for
speaker, the Democratic minority would
have been masters of the situation. Even
with the masterful IMAM from Maine" in
the chair the Democrats were able by OBJ
structive methods TO keep the Ho use run
ming for full month without rules.
But at the end of that time Reed, Nc
Kinley and Cannon had sufficiently organ
ICED their foliowers-of whom some were
so self-willed and others so weakened as
to make il a superhumsn task-to accom-.
plish coup dc grace in the adoption OF
set of rules based on the fundamental prin-
ciple of free government-majority control
which have compelled the admiration of
the world. Of these rules 8 late number
Of the London Spectator makes eulogistic
mention, anu expresses hope for s'popu-
lar reaction in Crest Britain" that will give
similar protection against ''obstructionists
of legislation"
But even with these sane and stringent
rules in operation. Democratic perverse-
ness has hung like q milestone TO impede
progress. Nevertheless a goodiy number
OF highly beneficial measures have been
so advanced that they can and will be read
lily disposed OF in the earlier days of the
short session. The usurped seats have
been filed by the Republicans who were
entitled to them, and at the coming ses-
sion there viii be 40 difficulty in holding
quorum. Before the short session ends
this congress viii have enacted all OF the