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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24

BAITlAoEE, Nd. July, %. : Wheat, western
. ttSa9. Nc; August 9225Ss4y94c; septcinper Dc,
Corn, western irm; m.xeu spot and July I6a
l6Ac; August and September iIs.iae. Oats,
Western white 43aile. iisy iirll al sll GOAL! IL,
nutter IRA. Eggs ilrm u lGul7c. Collie steady
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24

The German universities have been
unusually well attended during the sum-
mer semester. Beriia has 4,7l3 regular
students and 1880 visiting students;
Leipsic, 3,l77; Halle, 1896 Erlangcn,
I mO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24

The use OF electricity is offered to the
lion tanner in the form Of a light wand,
with an insulating grip for the hand,
connected by a flexible wire with a bat
terry, OF which tho power can be varied
at will. An experiment with this form
OF applied science has been successfully
made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
TIE pUSsTgg,s LANCE.
a eyes" That Was Painful.

The maiden satd ''rest"
What means his distress
And why does his hopes star grow dimr
fhe maiden said 'fcS"
When forced u Cnntess
More love for his rival than him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
a Change OF Heart.

"All Is vanity" Many n two dollar
tic is paraded in front Of a fifty cent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24

Tho tramp alone seems 10 enjoy the
ragged edge Of existence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
The Crawl Of tho Gtumblers,

Tho men who arc Ger finding fault with the
world,
Complaining OF all things about them,
Belong to n class that might elsewhere be
hurled
And the world get along without thom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
Educational,
Mt. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, ". va.
Sisters OF the Visltatlon.)

A school OF moro than national reputation,
oAers exceptional advantages for thorough ccu
cation OF young ladies III all departments. L.
brary OF SIX thousand volumes. sine philo.
bophical, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical depastmcntspecIally noted. Corps oil
piano teachers trained by a learned proiesso,
from Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method Of the old I.allap mas.
tiers.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasuragrounds. Board excellent.
tor Catalogues. ana references to patrons In
all the principal cities, address
.f. HH s- 100. TIE Ecl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24

D. You ihsRk that the weather'u DO rainy or
fair?n -.
The one thus addressed for q moment was
SIN,
Surveying the heavens with s~tutious care,
Then answered the query, IL think that 1t
will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24

ClSclSSArl, O., July o3.-Co;ton steady; mid.
ding lnc. - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
How II l,srembleu Him.

Brown lwho had been approached for
a loan)-That old wreck we saw tho
other day at the beach resembles you in
Il respect.
Jones Resembles me! In what way?
Brown-it's been stranded rs long as
| can remember.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24

Smithers-I've become q yachtsmaa.
Darnley-Rather IN acrobatic move,
&. - - .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
General Notices.

A DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE, -
IL All rersons Indebted TO the estate OF. DR..
y. u. McCOrHlck, deceased, are hereby notified
10 make immediate pay Ilent to The uuGer.
signed, and those having claims against the
taii e,ttte viii prpsea, them to me duly at.
thcALIcatsd, Tor payment.
g. L. ClANMSR, Administrator,
n. Z. corner cbarliae and Twelfth Streets
..#.... lou
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g1gnnSylVdnid lines.

49, FIoU Bridgeport Station
Trains Via the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave bridgeport for pittsburrh. Chicsen
aaa Icy. En-, 4:h 4. n: For Pittsburgh. io:2a
Plttsnrrsh and Hcw York, 2:bi b. m, For s,eu.
benr!l:c, s:53 a. IN. - ~
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 7:b3 q, H., 1919:
u NJ; l2:rp N .i;37 2. IN and 1867 D. m.
VI satnioaYs onlr-F8s East Liverpool, GA
FROM WHEELING STATION.
trains via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St..
Louis Eailway-Pan Handle heal.
Ing for st"ubenvillc. Pi,tkbuIgh and ,he Esst.
G:.ln q. NJ, l2;35 y. M, $40 p. and $40 u mi
FOR columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81.
LOUIS, 6:2oa m. mud $40 p. IN, For Columbus
aud Chicago, 1852 III. Trains arrive at Wheel.
Ing A. b:hO u. M. 1000 Il NJ, 2:t5 p. m. and son n
m; Trains leaviug 81 G:20 a. m. and arriving NJ
$50 p. m, run solid between Wheeling "a
Pittsburgh. All trims dsiiy except punSnv "'o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
For q Disordered Liver try Beecham's

When Daby WIS sick, VIC gave her Castorla,
When che was q Child, she cried for Cassoraa,
When she became Miss, she chung to C~astoela,
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
& TATUM,
13ll Market Street,
FOR SALE.

....A LHH#.. AI+
Paying investmcnts-the property; southwest
corner Broad way and Zane streets, three dwell
inr houses. Renls for about $50 per year. Price
$500. ~ - ",
Property nor,hcas. corner o. Maryland and
with ground enough for II third house. This
property IL In such II location that Will increase
very rapid In value, SS,0G0.
a l~ist.clnss double brick house. Always hls
f,rAt class tenants. rents for ESQ, VI and " Norm
Huron street. lrlcc $40. 9 ~
Nu!lding lot on South Penn street. -Four lots
for Si,2Qp, II sold III one piece.
Five roUmcd house, good yard, q North Broad
way. Price sl.75o. -.
Six rooncd house a Kentucky street. l.1Ut
Seven roomQd dwelling. ll6 South Penn street.
very desirable location, SS,Cf0.
Your last chnnce TO buy Il first class building
lot OH South Penn streets. 7lxlso, $3.50.
G. O. SMITH. q
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
tees IESp l2n Main street. J
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Government Land.
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
CHI A LA N D S


Along the lines Of the BURLINGTON ROUTE
in Nebraska. Colorado, Wyoming and north.
western Kansas, particularly Oh lis new exten.
tIous III that territory, there Is still some GOV.
ernmcnt Land awaiting settlement. as we'll as
oth,r cheap land held BY individuals. The lands
country for agricultural and gruziug purposes.
In the comparatively new districts Rle many
improved farms. which can be purchased Ut Il
very low rutc Of that class OF restless pioneer set.
Their West" In the territory embraced by the
BURbtSGTOH's lines west OF the Missouri
River, there are In the vicinity Of two hundred
new towns, which otIrr to manufacturers and
business men an excellent opportunity TO locate
scriptive pamphlets and other matter giving
location and full PARTICULAR concerning these
iaAdu -------
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-24
AGENTS

CLUB RATES, or any further informs
ton desired, write lcgibly 10 the undersignet,
clearly stating your residence, with Slate, 6onn
~, street and number. More rapid return mail
delivery Will DO assured by you cnclosinsfen,
yelope bearing you full address,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-23
coSFrssEs TO A BOLD CRIME.
The Man who Robbed Denver Hank d
sea GOO Supposed 90 Ess Under Arrest.


SEA 600 Supposed 10 Be Under Arrest.
DEsvKH. Mag 81 :"
March Is, 1859, a young man walked
into the private once of President Monat,
Al the First National bank, and covered
him with a huge revolver, displayed bot
tle presumably containing deadly ex-
n.osiya. and demaAded S2EnA0 In case
Of refusal he threatened Mr.. Moffat with
instant death aud 10 bios the bank 10 smith
Greens. MIR. Moffat was obliged to leave
his offioe and walk out among his clerks to
oct the bills, the stranger following and
holding the revolver almost against the
presidents back, bntconcealed by an over
coat carried over his arm. The stranger
| was handed the money and disappeared.
| Am alarm was raised and AN arrest or Two
made. but no trace Of the culprit dis
covered. SO peculiar was the affair that
| many believed il to have been rather sue
oessfaI Llackmailing scheme than verita-
/ BILE robbery. Detectives have been busy
ever since, working for4he $4,000 reward
/ that vas at once offered Tuesday Ceiel
or Police Farley received telegram froH
Clayton, near St. Louis, Mo, that prs
oner there had confessed to the Moffa
robbery and offered corroboratiye evidence
Of mis- guilt. The prisoner answers tn
description of g. y. Wells. the name givei
by Moffat's caller. He has been aFTeste'
In Missouri for stealing valuable team 0
horses. He claims that q large part OF th
Moffai money is hidden and that pc
knows about II. He objects 20 going :
! the psnisentiary aud leaving the spoils
hls pal. Ills idea seems to be 70 gel ID
Colorado authorities TO claim him TOR u
greater crime committed in that state an
then bribe the bank into lsnisncy BY di'
closing tbs hiding place OF his bout.
, Cashier Otis has left for Missouri
complete the identiAcation Of the pr
fessed robber. The police believe thi
MofIat mystery has been solved.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-23
THE USDERGRoUSD ROUTE

N Appears TO Re Ira Constant Operation
Between ths Cronin conyscts and Their
Friends.
CHICAGO. May "a
A Joliet, Tll., special says: A report 10
current that more money has bean found
on some Of the convicts, aud that through
fear OF punishment Cronin prisoner has
squealed and revealed state of things that
has thoroughly alarmed the prison officials.
III this report should prove true Il wozld
appear that the underground route was
speedily repaired after the recent exposure,
and that the communication between the
-Cronin prisoners and their Chicago friends
was renewed TO some purpose. A
sam Of e1 200 In addition % The
0sssnxxnr amounts as@~~.s---ss 3 ! ~ :
10 have been smuggied into the
prison for bribery, and, according 70
story told by prison employe to-day, the
warden and his msn are .busily engaged IN
hunting il mp. So far their efforts have
proysd unsuccessful, but they deny that
ANYTHING of the kind has occurred. Their
movements. however, betray the fact that
something Of unusual Importance has taken
place. The lawyers for the defense have
visited the Cronin prisoners since tnsir re-
lease from punishment, and are said 20 nave
strongly advised them TO carefully avoid
hresches of the prison rules that would gei
them into trouble and prejudice the punil'
against them. But their Chicago friends
have apparently more confidence IN TN
underground system than In the Efforts Q
counsel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-23
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

THE Minglewood mine at North Law
thrown out OF employment.
AT the papal consistory 90 be held in
June the bishop OF Geneva, and the papal
nuncio at Lisbon will be created cardi-
nails.
NEAR Dover, /. T., Rev. #. r.. Griffin,
organizer of q large colony Of colored peo-
pie who had settled near there, was shot
and killed by samuel Moore.
THE yienna correspondent of the Lon
don Times learns that ell the powers On.
eept France have concluded commercial
treaties with Turkey on the basis Of axed
tariff.
THE trial of Secretary Of State Rice and
Public Printer Collar and Cleveland, OF
calesaas5 upon tsw wvhAFRe OF conspiracy
to defrand ths state sssultsd in thsir dis
charge.
The murdsrer of Jacob q. Relsingsr,
superintendent OF the poor farm st Free
port, H., has been captured, and is nov
In jail. The murderer expresses himself
as glad that no committed the act.
In Nsw York Judgs Ineraham de-
s Sssy i4ss sss Raesras no rgk kHsq lKErisae lEg bisae s
illegal combination known as the sugar
trust.
JOSEPH MREKs, the late referee In the
Flack divorce case, has rendered his rssig-
nation to the general term ss an attorney
and counselor al Law, and 1t has been ac-
cepted. The proceedings which had been
begun 10 disbar him will nos be droppea.
ARTHUR NEWTON, the London solicitor
who pleaded guilty to the charge OF con-
niving to defeat justice by assisting certain
persons charged with completely In the
Cleveland street scandal to escape, was
sentenced to imprisonment for six weeks
NANCY DRMERIRE, In attempting to es-
| cape from west bound train on the EEie
road at LeavittsburR, o., stepped In
front OF q train going east and was de
capitated. A brakeman who tried TO save
her lost an arm. The woman's husband
was killed at the same place and undel
similar circumstances few weeks ago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-23
IRnIa ALTON CONVENTION.
south Dakota WIN Hold One at Woon-
socket on Iuns q.

south Dakota WIN Hold Ons at woon-
socket on Juns q.
HURoS T. D.. May y.
A call signed by W. II. Curtiss, Il. w.
Schultz and John Wilks, O committee APP
pointed by the irrigation convention OF
Brule county, names woonsocket as the
place and June ~ the time Tor holding
state irrigation convention for South Da-
kota. The object Of the meeting. ~ set
forth In the call, 10 to consider what action
is best TO be taken TO further the cause
of irrigation and 20 secure special
sessions of the Legislature 10 provide such
amendments 10 the constitution as vii en-
able the state TO accomplish general sys-
| tenn of irrigation by means OF artesian
wells. The convention 10 called thus
early In order TO give time for the prepara-
| ton of such amendments so they may be
! voted upon at the election IN
November. There Is no question as TO ths
| benefits to be derived from thorough
| system of irrigation, but I'm view OF thf
fact that the state In Ia no condition, hnan'
eially, TO bear the expense that 10 certain
A occur from 0 special session OF tht
legislature. and the further fact that ths
matter of Irrigation ID already
being carefully and systemafioaiI,
worked by private individnail
and companies, Il would seem thai ths
experiments nov being made should D
ful,y tested and the state relieved from
any expense In that direction for Inc pres
enf. olive encouragement 20 the irriga
tIon enterprises nov under way; AVIAN IN
report Of she United States commissiol
nov investigating the subject Of irrigation
throughout the artssian basin: form com
panles ana sink as many Wells as possible
and then come before the next ieRislatnE
with requests based upon results fFol
! aciual experiments, and then win state a
readily be provided.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-23
BENEATH 4 HUGE ICEBERG.
Awful Experience of the Oil
Steamship Beacon Light
in the Atlantic.
The Vessel Shattered and Borne Under
Water by Collision with
Floating Iceberg.
villard-Huntington interests in the
Pacific Mail Company Not Har-
> monious---General News.

NEW YORK, May "a
One of the crystal apparitions that has
long been familiar To high latitude navi-
gators FOR the past sin months came near
wrecking the brand new oil steamship
New York half flled with water. hsr star
board bow battered. her foreeastle head
crushed in and water gushing through the
broken places ia her steel hull. The Bea-
CON Light left Newcastle SON Tyne fresh
from the hands Of the builders, Sir Will-
lem Armstrong Il Co., on May 3, with
several thousand tons of water ballast In
her oil tanks. She encountered the huge
mass of ice when In latitude ~
dag. IS min., longitude 4S deg. IL min.
When sighted the sngines we're quickly
reversed, but not soon enough to avoid
collision with the giant berg. The mon
ster was floating broadside in a northeast
erly direction, and the Beacon Light was
stearing nearly southwest. II had two
peaks that glistened under the glare Of the
foremost head lantern. It's southeastern
end was adorned with cristaline cornice
projecting fifteen feet beyond the body of
the berg. The ship struck the southeast
erly end gianGing blow jnst under the
cornice, which was loosened By the shook
and fell with the roar Of an avalanche into
the sea aud on the starboard side of the
forecastle head OF the steamship. Fifty
tons of ice struck the forecastle head,
crushed big hole in the deck forward,
tore down the iron rail, and smashed
and twisted dozen steel plates at
the starboard bow. Big blocks of
ice that had fallen into the sea and sank
deep under the momentum of the descent
from the top Of the berg came rushing IA
tsE surface again, and struck the bottom
Of the ship with such force that she was
lifted ten feet. Her iremeH aud engineers
ran on deck in q panic. The ship was
forced on her beams end bv ths weight oi
the ice on her starboard side and the up
lifting power OF the Ice under. She backed
away from the berg and quickly righted
An examination Of the hold showed thai
nnfp mhu sgsscys nesss' 'ss@or . 9ossw oy s1.w n~'
mendcus force Of the Ice that struck ina
bottom. She vas leaking in half o dozen
places. She will be put into dry dock and
repaired before she carries 9 cargo OF oil
bark to her owners. She 10 one OF the
finest of the oil carrying craft In the world
She measures ALTO tons net, Ia 252 feet
long, 40 feet beam and % feet deep. shs
can carry 4,200 tons OF oil.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-23

4 WsadinK Present by Cincinnati Ladies'
Resented ~ she Musician.

I. Mssaslinr Present by Cincinnati Ladies'
Resented ~ she Musician.
CrxcIaNA41. May a.
since Theodore Thomas recent mar
riage there has been . decided GOODNESS
between the great musician and the so
ciety leaders OF Cincinnati. Some OF the
most prominent and wealthy of these
ladies are patrons Of the college. Of music
and the ANNUAL festivals under It's auspices.
A shs festival ID just nov In progress,
these strained relations are all the more
apparent and unpleasant. When Thomas
married Miss Fay, In Chicago, last
week the society ladies' thought they would
be doing nsat act in sending the couple
handsome wedding present. A commit
tee wss selected and pretty sum sub
scribed. II was finally decided that the
gift should take the shape of very artis-
life sire and represented an old darky
dreamily listening 10 the strains OF .
plantation melody as he played
IL ON banjo. The present was
forwarded TO Chicago TO take ita
place among the other wedding gifts and
the committee we're warmly Congratulated
on ths happy uay they had performed thar
duties. II bore tag with the names Of
the fair donors. Tae ladies anxioualy
awaited some acknowledgment of tbs
gift. but none came. Mr. Thomas
and his bride arrived, however,
and ths ladies, although slightly
mitfad at bis oversight, extended
the ~nsnal social courtesies. To their
surprise these overtures met With very
noticeable manifestation Of displeasure on
the part Of Thomas. IL was apparent that
he was angry about something, and the
matter became the gossip OF society. To-
day Il was learned that he regarded the
present as direct isisult and intended To
recall the days when ne was "nigher
minstrel performer. He refuses 10 accept
explanations. Society Ii horsifed and the
rest of che community Is indulging In . bie
laugh.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-23

ponTIASn. Gre. Mas ~.
g. r. Hooper, who has just returned
from Tlllamook. says that May 5. while
carrying supplies into the mountains south
OF Tillamook, William Ryan was chased
BY tive eougars and forced 10 take refuge
In an old cabin. The cougars STAYED all
night, making desperate efforts 20 get at
him. Tn the morning man With . gun
arrived at the cabin and drove the bFutes
away. killing one. which vas . monster,
measnrsng eleven feet eleven inches from
tip ID tip. Mr.. Hooper says that the onis
mails they have had NJ Tillamook for ths
| past six months bare been packed over th'
mountains on anowshoes or carried In b
sailing vessels.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-23

WARRINGTON. May -.
In the senate Mv. Stamford has intro
dueea bill for loans on land. ftprovides
FOR land loan bureau In the treasury de-
partmsui. The chief and deputy chief
shsll bs appointed by the president with
salaries OF $4,000 and 5000 respectively.
The secretary OF the treasury 10 authorized
10 prepare, ready for issue, United States
circulating notes Of the denominations OF
8s. siD. so. $50. 500, $500 and $1,000,
10 the amounts % they mag be necessary,
TO be placed TO the crdis es Inc land
loan bureau. Any citizen OF the United
States who owns unsneambered ag-
rlcnlfurAl land, may apply 10 the
land loan bureau for loan, TO be
secured BY lien on snoh land, the loan
not 10 sxossd hair the assessed vaine ol
the land. Ne loan shali be made upon
land of less than $500 In value, nor u
sums less than 82SO, nor for longer tim
than twenty years. The loans shall bea
interest at the rate Of 2 per cent. per an
nam. payable annually. The secrstary o
TIA treasury shali cancel and retire circu
laslon notes equal TO the payment made 81
loans. and In case payment IN made l
other currsncy ck the United States. b
.hall CANCEL an equal amount Of the note
ssgned undsr this net. LII case of dsfaul
- navmant Of interest or principal Of th
loan. the chief OF the barean may order
foreclosure Of the lien In United STATE
rircuit court.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-05-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Their Interests I'm ths Pacisc Mail Company
Not Harmonious.

Their Interests I'm ths Paciac Mail Company
Net Harmonious.
NKw Yoax. May "a
George Gould has made to reporter the
following explicit statement Of bis stand
point of the situation OF the Pacific Maii:
Mr.. Huntington and Mr.. Willard are not inter
essed to8sthsr In the Pacific Mail On the con-
trary, their interests are rather opposed than
otherwise. When l became president of the
company made arrangements with the city of
Tacoma, with Mr. Wizards consent, whereby
the company would secure l50.oo0 acres Of land
and one OF the greatest privileges in the world
water front where the largest ocean steamers
could almost touch the land. The company
could have made at the iowest calculation $50 :
900 psr month profit n the arrangements had
been carried out. The Northern Pacific at pres
sntowns or controls q line Of clipper snipa whicn
run In the China trade. These ships carry moro
tea than the Pacific Mail does at present. My
arrangement with Mr.. Willard included the dis.
continuing Of this lime. and tsat would have
been one loss competitor on the Pacine ocean
Mn. Huntington was opposed to the plan from
the frat, as IL portsndsd harm for hia Central
Pacific and Southern Pacific railroad interests.
He IL aiso almost the sole owner OF thssOcci-
dental and Oriental Steamship company. a
competitor OF ths Pacific Mail, while he owns
but q small interest In ths latter He formed q
combination fn the board OF directors thas
overthrsw nay plans, and at present things are
at standstilI. Iprasurae tho buying of late
has been By the Huntington interest 20 secure
control OF the Paethe Mail. I believe his con-
troll will be against the best interest OF tho
pany, Ny individual intsrests are not over
$1,000 shares. | shah not increase Il. but II
Mr. Huntington secures control shall asil out
and have nothing more 10 do with the concern.
shall not attempt 10 nght him.