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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03

To I've Editor Of The Lnteuigner.
SlR:-I see by the Sunday Register OF
March 80 that there is a great public
interest being aroused in tho Main street
bridge question. Somebody wants
money to buy Italians again, but they
can't have It. The workingmen are not
asleep yet, nor have they forgotten the
100000 voted to hire Italians when
they had the promise OF the work them
selves. When hundreds OF us went and
asked for work we were refused. And
this has generally been the case in
Wheeling. The people can pay for the
work, but foreigners do 1t.
A merchant on Main street told me q
year ago that there was not reliable
working man in Ohio county. He said
they would work u day or two and then
20 on spree.
Now, while admit that Wheeling is
greatly cursed with saloons and many
are ruined by drink, verify believe We
have as good an average OF sober, relia'
BILE, trhsty workingmen as any other city
in America. ~
But this bridge question was up yeal
ago and was defeated and the Register
man was very much exaspcrated about
it aud made q fierce charge on the Re
publican party, stating that it was q
political trick.
Well, I am no Republican, but an
willing to give the devil his due. an
acquainted with number OF men who
voted against that bridge, and not ont
who voted for it, and two.thirds OF those
were Democrats.
The Register gives the Island people {
timely warning as follows:
~ hear something about opposition tc
a loan from the Island. and woult
like to say, through the Register, that il
my opinion, the Island people will make
great mistake il they are led to vote
against the loan. They cannot afford Il
create prejudice against that portion o.
the city among people east OF the river
Island people should remember that in
the past considerable money has beer
expended over there, and they are en-.
titled to, and will receive many Other
improvements in years to come, and
they should take advantage OF this op
portunity to show their wisdom by vet
ing for loan. Doing this, they make
friends on this side OF the river, ant
stand that much greater show OF gettin,
sewers, brick streets and all the othel
improvements in which they stand sc
much in need. The vote from the
Seventh ward ought to be solid for the
loan ordinance"
would just say that tho gentleman
ought not to intimidato the Seventh ward
people in that way, but just give them
their part OF the taxes and they will run
their ward smoothly, and have better
streets and sewers in three years than
any ward in tho city. But how is it now
We have long stretches Of street without
ditch, drain or sewer, the water standing
in the street five or six inches deep in
many places, and not a street light for
three or four squares. We are COMPEL.
cd to plunge through those horrid streets
without light, while the Market street
people have plenty OF light, good pave
ments and as good bridge 40 any in the
State.
Butyou will say we have good bridge.
Yes, and it costs US $40 per year for each
family.
Now. if each family in the other wards
will pay $40 per year it will soon build
you bridge. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03

TIE esteemed Register insists that the
importation Of eggs in good condition il
impossible, in tho face Of the fact that
this very thing is done every day. I'm.
mensc quantities Of eggs are shipped
every year from West Virginia to eastern
markets. The same markets are about
rs available to Canadian shippers. The
attempt Of the Register to make sport o.
Mr.. Atkinson for saying he is favor o.
granting the petition OF tho Farmers
Alliances OF tho country to put these ant
other farm products on the dutiablt
list, is about as funny as its alleged wi
is potntless.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03
Unnppreclntcd Heroes.

Tho world uses great deal Of unjust
Discrimination in honoring heroes. The
newspapers are in great measure re-
sponsible for the fact. One man per-
forms deed OF heroism, and his praises
are sung throughout the country by
press and poet. Another does a coura.
geous thing, perhaps under just as
notable circumstances, and his name is
scarcely mentioned.
Just why this is true no one can ex.
plain. 1t may be because the world is
so full OF heroes that many arc lost in
the crowd. AS in times OF war when
volumes would not contain all the deeds
o. valor and self.sacriice, SO in times OF
peace the newspapers cannot keep track
Of all that occur in everyday life.
Still, there are occasions when the
overlooking OF noble act, dono at a
great risk OF life and to save others, is
inexcusable because it occurs in connec-
ton with disaster or an event about
which NIL tho world is talking. A case
in point, We are glad to note one news.
paper, atlcast, the Philadelphia Inquirer,
calls attention to rs follows:
A heroic deed was that OF tho second
engineer OF the City Of Paris, who
plunged into the engine room when all
the space that was not occupied by the
rapidly, rising water was filled with
scalding steam and shut of the power
from the broken engines that were
pounding tho ship to pieces. He did
this and saved more than n thousand
lives ut tho imminent risk OF his own;
yet the official dispatches do not even
mention his name, and it is at least
doubtful whether any further notice
will be taken of his bravery.
Some months ago Captain Murrell
rescued tho crew and passengers OF the
wrecked steamer Danmark and carried
them into port, although to do so he was
Obliged 10 throw overheard a large por-
ton Of his own cargo and put himself
and his crew to great inconvenience.
For this, Captain Murrell's name
was hera!dcd throughout the country
and England rs that Of hero. In many
cities he was banquetted and testimonials
were fairly showered upon him. Cap.
tain Murrell molestly bore these hon.
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New Advertisements.

T OSC-APUG PUP. FINDER WILL
IL sbe rewarded bylcaying tame at iio9 Wood
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03

TIE Chicago Board Of Trade has gone
about tho work Of exterminating the
"buckct shops" rs though it were in
earnest. The exchanges in other COM
mcrcial centres will watch the tight with
interest. II the movo proves successful
in Chicago New York may follow and
the war may take the form ofareyolution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaina,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or moneyrefunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03

TIE Gas Board investigation has only
iaitly begun, but 1t Ia gone far enough to
suggest to the taxpayers OF Wheeling
that it might be money in their pockets
TO give little closer attention to their
public affairs.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,,

Future Financier-"Bob, can you tell
me any investment that will pay 800 per
cent?" Bob latter duo relection)-
Eyes; take a quarter and bite it in two.
That will make two halves" -Erehange
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IlIEI.

DIED. ."-'
FADELEY-on Tuesday April !. 1870. at 100 p.
M, MARY A., wlio OF A. Fadelcy, aged u
years aud months
Funeral Will ,ako place from Chaplltc street
NJ. Z. Church this Thursday afternoon al
2o'clock. Interment at Greenwood Gene
tcry. Friends OF tho family nro invited &c
htte2d.
wEAVER-on Wednesday. April .: 1870. at
O'Clock y, m, HARRY L, ton oil Y. A. an
Mary EtiA Weaver, aged II years.
Funeml from tho residence OF his parents. Ii
Moundsy!lle. on Friday afternoon.
IMHoFr-0n Wednesday, Aprll?, 1890 at 81
n. M, MARY LOUISA, daughter OF william
mud Gnsta Imho!f, aged 9 years, 6 month";
and Q days.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, No
20 Vermont street, this Thursday afternoon
at2 O'Clock. Intermcnt at Pcnlnsular Gene
tory. Friends Of the family Invited.
MEYER-on TUESDAY, April /, 1879, at I O'CLOCK
y. m, A. 7. MEYER, iii his GSth >ear.
Funeral iervIccs at his late residence, No. ?2l!
Main street this tThursdaJ) afternoon at ?::St
O'Clock. Friends OF tho family arc invited
to attend. IntGrment at Mt. 2lon Cemetery
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03

Loose's Red Glover Pills Cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Con
stipation. 25c per Box, s Boxes for 81,
For sale by Logan Drug Company, bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, VIVA. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03

Every ingredient employed in pro-
drucing Hoods sarsaparilla Is strictly
pure, and Is the best OF its kind 1t Is
possible to buy. All the roots and herbs
are carefully selected, personally ex'
amined, and only the best retained. sG
that from the time Of purchase until
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is prepared, every
thing Is carefully watched with view
to attaining the best result. Why dom
you try it2 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03
TO THE PUBLIC.
DIS. Copeland & Bell Located Perma.
nently in This City.
A Few Words Of Introduction Concern
lug Their Successful Work-The
Statement Of Contractor
II. ]. Flshel.

Owing to the extremely heavy prcss.
ure Of outside work at their Pittsburgh
Office, DR.. W. II. Copeland and his asso.
ciates have found it necessary to locate
m Office in this city, for the benefit OF
their many patients in this vicinity, in
order that they may secure the advant.
ages OF tho Office treatment at home. "A
few words Of introduction would not be
out OF place Just here.
DR.. w. II. Copeland graduated ut Belle.
vue Hospital Medical College, New
York City, where he devoted years to
hospital and iufrmary practice in the
special lines mentioned below.
DR.. L. 0. Bell graduated from the
Medical College Of Ohio at Cincinnati;
has since been associated with DR.. Cope.
land, devoting himself entirely to the
treatment OF these specialties. r
Their wonderful success in their treat.
ment may be seen from the extracts
now being published in Wheeling; from
the daily papers in Pittsburgh and other
large cities, where the work OF DR..
Copeland and his associates has attracted
considerable attention, notably New
York, Brooklyn, Detroit, Cincinnati and
Cleveland.
These credentials are indeed note
worthy. In general, there is no higher
collegiate medical authority than that
referred to-Bellevue Hospital, OF New
York City; locally, no higher than the
Medical College OF Ohio.
This much by way OF introduction.
In future the readers attention will be
asked to results only. DR.. Copeland and
his associates do not work by magic
or perform miracles, or pretend to. In
their years OF study, preparation and
practice, they have devoted themselves
to special class OF troubles. Trained,
skillful, and efficient in the treatment
OF these troubles, as experience has
proven them to be, they have no hest
tation in advertising through the daily
papers their qualifications, specialties
and their locations.
DR.. E. o. Bell will be personally in
charge of the office here.
Mr.. FlsnEL's STATEMENT.
The Pittsburgh Times OF March &c has
the following:
IAN oil contractors life is not all sun.
shine by good DEAL" said Mr.. Fishel.
He has to be on the ground to oversee
the work, and is thus exposed 10 all
kinds OF weather. This was the cause
of my trouble. Icaught cold after cold,
until it finally developed into case OF
chronic catarrh. My head and nose were
constantly stopped up. First one nos.
tril would be clogged and then the other.
My eyes were weak and watery There
were roaring and buzzing noises in my
ears. l had dull, heavy pain in my
forehead, directly over my eyes. 1 could
feel the mucns dropping from my head
to my throat" i1,l3
The speaker was Mr.. Il. J. Fishcl n
prominent character among oil men, and
widely known throughout all the oil dis.
trict OF Western Pennsylvania. He is
contractor and rig builder, and long ex-
perience has made him second to none
in the business. His residence is at 2l7
Coltart Square, one OF the most beauti-
full sections Of Oakland.
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PROPOSALS

For Strengthening Caldwclrs Run.
Scaled Proposals will be received at the Office Of
the Hoard OF Public Works otihc City OF Wheel.
Ing until u O'Clock noon Of Saturday, April 4.
1s9J, for the work Of Strengthening CaldwclrS
Run.
The work will include. besides the necessary
excavation aud grading for The new run bed, the
Paving OF the Bed Of same and the Rlp.mpplng
oil Its Slopes. ana the Construction Of Bridges
| at Eoir and Chaplinc streets.
Bids will be received either for Strengthening
OF the run or the construction OF the bridges,
and for the latter either for masonry or super.
structure. or for both or bids will DO received
for the whole work contemplated.
Plans and specifications can be seen al the
Office Of the Board Of Public Works.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
Proposals to be marked proposals for Straight.
ening Caldwells Hun." lea'
BY order Of the
THos. N. DARRAm. Clerk sos mrNi
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"My throat became raw and was all chokc,l I'm.
was constant ly hawking and raising. 4 dry,
hacking cough set IN. The trouble hung on this
way Tor some time, when contracted fresh
cold. mud from that on grew rapidly worse.
sharp pains would shoot through my chest, OK.
lending rs lar as the shoulder blades. PalpIta.
ZION OF the hcartset In. This would be followed
w SLOW, Irregular breathing and feeling OF
uizzineS,; MY nights became restless. My throat
w ,nI MI mp and my breathing was ahored and
uinueuit. would nrlse In the morning more
urea IMAM when went to bed. ] had no ammo.
TIC ana had n nauseating sensation In nv
stomach after eating. There was a heavy feej,
Ing IN my chest as OF a weight pressing down.
MY stomach became so tender and sorc thai a.
times was unable TO bear even tho weirbt nf
my clothes. i became weaker every day. i Was
reduced In weight from les to los polinds. in
fact, Twas more like dead man than a living
one. m - = $50 = ~ ins
~ tried various remedies, but obtained no RI.
llct. had read often OF tho success OF Dr. "
II. Copeland and his associates were having win
cases similar TO mine, so determined 10 try
them. found their charges lower even than
patent medicines, and placed myself under
their care. Words cannot express my gratitude
for them. am 10 day well and hearty, ! /
gained twenty pounds In weight, have good
appetite and sleep we'll. To DO lesisf, ali Inc
symptoms have mentioned hsYc disappeared,
aud am satisfied that these eminent specialists
have entirely cured mo OF my trouble" -f5T N
MI. Fishel can DO addressed at his residence.
2lI Goltaft Square, and this Interview readily
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To Loan.
Proposals.
PROPOSALSFOR SEWER PIPE,

Sealed proposals will be received ut the Ollie,
Of the Board Of Public Works OF tho City OF
Wheeling, until y O'Clock noon, OF Saturday,
April g. lS9O for furnishing all the fewer pipe 10
be used by the city during tho year 1850. 'pr0.
posals 10 be for tho best quality OF double
strength, salt glnzcd sewer rinc, made Of puio
fire clay, delivered along tho Inc Of the sewers,
The successful bidder will 10 required 10
give u bond In tho penal kum OF $1,000. con.
ditonal for tho faithful performance Of the
contract.
Tho Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Proposals to DO marked "propoIals for Sewer
Plpc.n By order Of the
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
THos. N. DARRAH. Clerk. mr2G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03
WHEELING, APRIL 8, 1890.

As Mayor Of Wheeling, Judge Of 20.
leo Court and public prosecutor, MIR.
Seabright Is bewildering success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03

STOCKS, BONDS AND REAL Is.
NJ TATE FOR SALE.
STOCKS AND rOSDs.
40 shares Riverside Iron Works.
20 shares Belmont Nail Company.
% shares laBellc Iron Works.
q shares Ilenwood Iron Works.
Is shares Hobbs Glass Works.
III shares Belmont Bonds. l,OC0 each.
ii&i q REAL ESTATE.
Tho south one.half OF lot Is on North Main
street, opposite C. Hess. The leighton residence
on Chapline street. Lots ], 2and North Fioht
street, Gllchrisrs addition. Chapltne ,tfrr.
building lot. Houscs Nos. 3l9. 3!l and %IISO"n
Main street. THOMAS O'BRlES,
Secretary'w r. & 7. Co., Real Estate aud sthtS
Broker. Office, Room !. Reilly Building, Mar
ket street. Tclcnhnnc hGg. hll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03

YOUNG PLAYERS (slO0) Slot the
POPULAR COLLECTION very best, and yery
Heartily commended 10 Piano Teachers as the
first book Of pieces Tor rccrcations) TO use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03
A HAP OF THR UNITED STATES,

Ala,gc, handlome Map OF the United States,
showing North and South Dakota, mounted and
suitiblc for Office or home use, and jssuod Nv
The BURLINGTON ROUTE, Will be furnished
responsible parties on application 10 the under.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03
ITO ICE CONSUMERS.

We haze formed partnership for the purpose
OF engaging In the Ice business. and arc prepared
promptly aud at the lowest prices. Soliciting 4
share OF the public patronage. We will make
every cifJrt 10 merit same Send orders 10 j. u.
butler, No. n Twelfth street.
np2 .=TH ROTH, LAvES & co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03

trn,crcd a. the PoS,otiIcc at Wheeling, ". Va,
a. second Glass mRttcf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-03
new MUSIC BOOKS. I

CLASSIC FOUR-HAND COLLECTION (sD
Nineteen Superior Duets for Piano, By GODDARD,
Bohni, HOFFMAN,, Brahms, and other
~ ---- lrS.clasS COMPOSER. -. 49,
Chicago eagle., 1890-06-21

AN elephant is rather huge and un-
wieldly animal to 60 walking about in
his sleep. A circus elephant on board
train going from Pittsburg to Johns
town the other night developed into a
successful somnambulist. While in a
deep slumber, and dreaming, perhaps,
that he was in old Africa taking
walk through favorite Jungle, he
made a couple of laps around his car,
and then walked out of the side door.
Sleep, sleep even of the balmiest de-
scription, is likely to be interrupted by
such an incident, and the elephant had
no sooner struck the ground than he
was wide awake. Like Patti, in Son
nambula, he asked with bewildered
look, Where am ], and then finding
himself but little hurt, he began to pa
troll back and forth on the track, where
few hours later he was found by his
keepers. The next time he travels at
night he will probably take a sleeper
and tip the porter to look ont for him if
he walks in his sleep.
Chicago eagle., 1890-06-21

The Queen dowager of Portugal on
one occasion took home from Paris
1000 pair of shoes. Subsequently she
ordered no less than seventy dresses
from Worth, to be delivered together,
which on their way home were lost at
sea. Her Majesty, no way concerned,
sent word to Worth to supply seventy
duplicates, and these reached Lisbon
safely.
Chicago eagle., 1890-06-21

HENRY WILLARD, the eminent fnan-
cier, is writing his autobiography for
the use of his children alona. He was
born in Germany, and the story of his
early years is written in German while,
having been educated in France, his
school-days are described in French.
His business and social life in America
will be recorded in English.
Chicago eagle., 1890-06-21

A CALIFORNIA ranchman was dis
turbed by the coughing of his cook. He
ordered the cook to cease The cook
wanted to but couldn't. The ranchman
finally arose and seized the man and
held his head in barrel of water to
drown the cough. In so doing he
drowned the man and has gone to prison
for twenty years.
Chicago eagle., 1890-06-21

The remains of Ann Rutledge the
early love of Abraham Lincoln, were
removed the other day from the obscure
country graveyard at Concord where
they had lain for nearly ffty-fve years,
and reinterred in Oakland Gem etery,
at Portland, III.
Chicago eagle., 1890-06-21

GEORGE BIDwELL, the famous ticket
of-leave man who served fourteen and
One-half years on a life sentence in
British prisons for the great $1,000
600 forgery on the Bank of England,
has twenty-five acres of property near
Muskegon, Mich, and is there now
looking it over His home is now in
Hartford, Conn.
Chicago eagle., 1890-06-21

As THE result of weighing 203 newly
born children to determine the weight
of the brain, the male infants brain
weighed l1.9 ounces and female IL. 6
ounces, the weight of the brain being
to the body as one to eight or there
about
Chicago eagle., 1890-06-21
EA6LETS.

A MAN, his wife and ten childrel are
living in Athens, Ga, on SO month.
Out of this they have to pay house
rent.
Chicago eagle., 1890-06-21

In prehistoric cemetery, lately un
coverd near Montpelier, France
among other things found and reported
to the Paris Academy, were two skulls
evidently belonging to the Aryan race,
and some bones that must have be-
longed to man at least ten feet in
heioht
Chicago eagle., 1890-06-21
NEWSPAPER
7T'ISING

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covering every town OF over $500 population and
every lluD0rttnt county seat.
ONE NEWSPAPER IN A STATE. Tie beet one
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SLATE EXAMINATIONS OF DAILi and WEEKLY
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SMALL LIST OF NEWSPAPERS IN WHICH TO
advertise every section of the cOunlr, being a
fhqlcc selection made up with great care, guided
by long experience.
LARGEST CALCULATIONS. A COMPLETE l. ST
OF az American papers issuing regularly more than
5tOl copies.
NINE BARGAINS IN ADVERTISING FOR EX
per menters
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Whlch oilers peculiar Inducements to ZONE adyer-
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Nerllheinents are inserted tur $lGSJ q line and an.
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