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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-10

ZANZIBAR, Jan. 0.2The largest fleet
OF British war ships ever assembled in
these waters is now here, and other
men.ot.war Of the same nationality are
constantly arriving. The excitement
occasioned by the. presence Of the fleet
is intense and speculation lis rife con-
cerning the object Of the. gathering OF
the war vessels. q. t3E 81 IN
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9An'Aged Po,s,o,Iner,S ,,I

K4SsAs A CITY3 No, ] an. an .--A special
e The satar from 0lathe, Kas,, saysi The
third trial in the! case otSthe State vs. vs..
Mrs. Lucy Lunnisor, SO years years 81 age age,
charged with poisoning her husband,
was brought ITO q Termination to-day.
One OF jurors was taken illgyesterdsy
and y to-day thot entire jury; was dis
charged, a. motion sis pending for the
dismissal Of the defendant, 4 m pIij$5t5g5si
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'W'A.ssnllI;SaroS,s Jan. DIR. sBeall. a
physician Of this city, charged with rob:
bing a'grave. in the Congressional GENE
terry was last night convicted and was
sentenced to six months imprisonment
m \ jail, and required to pay a fine of
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Intllnli ANllirs,

W WASHINGTON. Jan. 0.-At,the meeting
OF the Senate Committee on Indian AZ.
fairs, the reply Of Commissioner Morgan
to the charges / filed against him by
Father Stephen, director Of the Catholic
Board Of Missions, was presented and
read. At the conclusion :of the discus
sion which? followed, the committee by
vote Of G to ], ordered the nominations
OF Thomas J Morgan to be Indian Com
missioner, and of D. r. SDorchesterto be
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs, to be
reported fayorably to the Senate. 8 l';;| 4, 4 a
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!. Scrap Of Paper Saves Hsr, I.ifc,

was just an ordinary; scrap q wrap wrap
ping paper 5butsit saved her life. g She
was in the Inst stages sof consumption,
told by physicians that she was .incura.
bic; and could live only q short time :;
she weighed less than seventy; pounds.
On,a piece Of wrapping paper she read Of
Dr. Kings New Discovery, and got "a
sample bottle; 1t helped her, she, bought
alarge bottle,i it helped her more, bought
another and! grew better fast, continued
its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy,
plump, weighing 140 pounds. For fullci
particulars send stamp Ito w. .SH.5 Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles oi
this wonderful Discovery Free at Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store. d n I isf5s4 &
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PnrMell's I.ilicl SHIT.

5SLoNDoN, Jan. 9.-The libel suit OF Mr.,
Parnell against the Times is among the
first cases that will become before the
Hilary sittings, which commences next
Saturday: The case will probably be
heard before the report of the Parnell
commission is published. ,I54f:i ); !.
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Tie Criminals Cntcl, II,
I LOUIS, Mo. ian. There al

# n ST, LOUIS, Mo, Jan. There 53are
thirty cases, 4, Of ID grippe in the city jail;
None Of them are serious, however. At
the State Penitentiary at Jefferson City!
Ia grippe is playing havoc. This,mo
ing's bulletin showed no patients. OF
this number 100 are victims OF the epi.
demic. There are no dangerous cases,
80 the physlcians report. n
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1 SAN u FnAsclsco, CAL, Jan. o.-The
steamer City Of PekipE arrived from
Hong Kong this morning. Chinese
,advices report tho wreck of the British
shipFNye Chan from y Yarmouth, N. S.,
on !Protas shoal Nov. 25. Captain Butler
and eight men arrived at Hong Kong in
small boat four days later.$EA Another
boat containing Mate Briggs and bsix
men is missing. 1.-The British gun boat
Cockchafer left Hong Kong in search OF
the boat but returned without finding
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Tho Remedy for tho Grip About Exhausted.
III CHICAGO, Jan. 0.--:Antipirin is stand.
ard prescription in cases of influenza.
Since! the appearance, Of the grip in this
city the demand for this remedy has
been 80 great that the stock on band Is
about exhausted. This ia all the more
unfortunate because there Is little hope
that druggists will be able to replenish
their stock, because the supply In New
York md other eastern cities, not TO
mention Europe is at an equally low
ehhl ~ a ~ 81 ~ az Y
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New Extrntlition Trenty.

TORONTO, on, osT,S J Ian. o.-The Globes
Ottawa ..,t!' special says:s AScopy 8 thejpro7
posed Sextradition treaty between the
United States and Great Britain has been
received By; the Minister, OF Justice. The
scope Eot the proposed treaty is very
wide, In contrast with the treaty Of 1872,
which contains only four offences. III II
the pending treaty is adopted legislation
by the Dominion Parliament!will be ne:
cessaryi to bring Canada under its pro.
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d IThe Gln.. .Scnle aIc cling, !

~ The Joint. committee from the Glass
Manufacturers Association and the
American Flint Glass 1yorkers' Union,2
has adjourned the meeting 1t has been
holding in;Pittaburgh5 for the past two
weeks. They found no diaiiulty in set:
Ting all !points; presented except three.
What these three are Is not made known
but It is understood that there will be no
trouble about them, and n that they are
held in allegiance until they can be sub
mitted to the Manufacturers Associa-
ton. In the meantime the committee
stands ready to reassemhle at the call OF
the chairman. x 4, y
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West virglnln: Notes. s.

Special Dispatch 10 lte h.telt0enecr. 4.
q " lW''A'sHlSoToX, D. g, Jan. 81. 9. Nc
Neer has been appointed postmaster at
;Halidon, Summers county,sW. Va, vice
AK =. Miller, resigned.
g..P Pensions have been granted to West
:virginians as follows: Original invalid,
;W:S SH.. Shorter, Guyandotte; ;fincrease,
Caleb Chambers, Cameron; reissue, s.
K. Lemasters, Bingauon. II
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.yYllson sncC.yye,n,t,ls IIi,nselr. !

$i5ASxApoLis, MDn Jan: In the Dem.
ocratic% caucus to-day Senator W ilson
was renominated by$acclamationI to sue
ceed himself as United States SENATOR II
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= New YORK, JAM lit can be an.
nounced as "a positive fact that the
American Association has decided to
play q club ia Brooklyn, and that it
does not care whether the move causes
a further disruption in the base ball
world or not. This action was fully de-
cided upon;at the ameeting Of the }Asso.
citation held at Rochester Inst week, al
though for some reasons the matter was
kept secret. Il 4!
fs A secret meeting Of several base ball
men was held at the Astor. House to-day
ndthe line Of action fully laid out. a
stock companyfis to be organized, and
the games will be played at the Ridge
wood Park grounds. The. American As.
sociation circuit lis consequently at last
fully made up and will be as follows:
Brooklyn St. Louis, Louisville, sAthlet-
les. Rochester, Columbus, Syracuse and
'tAtp
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4 Collector White Conilrmc cd. ]

Special ;Dlpaich 70 hs SIntsuigencecr. s5
Il III @5tN1RAsH1NaroS;;D y D. g., Jan. Internal
Revenue Collector "A. B. White, ,of Park
.ersburg,is is in; the city on business con-
nected with his Office. u His nomination
was confirmed by; the Senate to-day. u
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I OPERAS TO NE SUNG NEXT WEEK. !

~ George Bakers Bennett-Moulton COM K
icopera company will open its weeks
engagement at thcI Opera Housc next
week with "BoCcaccio, y with pretty
Irene Murphy in the title role. Tuesday i
night the ever popular ..Begger Student'''s
will be given Wednesday afternoon
"Robert McCaire1 ( "Erminie') will be-,
the bill and in the evening the 3"Black I:
Hussar" with its stirring music and I
pretty, costumes will ! DO sure to- draw
a big house. Fatinitza' is9 tho bill; for
Thursday night. Friday night t'Thc Bo-
hemian Girl" will be put on and Satur-s
day the engagement will close with the Z
!"Chlmes OF Normandy" and $".Olivctte."' y
This Is a great repertoire and!aa large
and 1delig hted audience will probably be /
present at each performance. $$.s i5,i2tti
4 n ATTRACTIONS AT THE GRAND.
q The popular drama, "Truc Irish &
Hearts, will be presented at the Grand
tonight by McCarty8& & McCall's COM
pany, headed by Mr.. ]. 4P.S Sullivan.
The drama is one that has already made
q splendid reputation, aud the company
presenting it this year is said to give it in
q more satisfactory manner than any
that has ever been here There is every
reason to believe that the performance
will be a first.class one in every particu-,
lar. Some fine scenery is shown In tho
play.
The Thomas e. Shea Company will;
make its first appearance! in this city at
the Grand next Monday evening" Mr.,
Shea has been well spoken Of in the ex-3
changes. He will open with /! capedi
from sSing.Sing,"' Land the bills for. tho
balance OF his engagement will be Tues
day,,5S"Life for Life; y Wednesday, matt.
nee Monte Cristo, ,""$and "Wednesday.
evening, 9.sThe \ Stranglers Sof d Paris,
Seats can now DO reserved atiWeir's.s HI 4;
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atAAlUSEAlENTS,i 4! {;
HPnul Z Knllynrn Z

"Pnul 1lnuvnr'' To.n,ght-""Truo y Irisl,
Ef licnrta"-The Opern Next Week. Il :, :
h Steele fMackeye's dramatic master :
piece, "Paul Kauvar,n will be presented
for tho first time in Wheeling at the
Opera House tonight. iS The title role
will be taken by MIR. Joseph Haworth,
an actor whose merit has been recog-'
nized and praised everywhere lie has
been seen, and whose impcrsonations
arc said TO be always picturesque and
forclble, very sincere and manly, with
many touches Of simple pathos and some
fine oatbursts OF passion. The play is
one that according to the critics, is fairly.
entitled z to be considered ono OF the
strongest Of the time. From the
CHASTITY guillotine scene in The first act,
to the final tableau when Paul Kauuur
rescues Diane from the bowling mob Of
anarchists, the interest and dramatic in:
tensity of the production is never
allowed to flag. As n whole, the play is
All absorbing and exciting story oitthe
French Revol fition 81 an i, ~
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THE GREATESHs FOUNDER OF THE PROTECTIyE TAR.
STTiSSS$ IFF PRINCIPLES THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
# SENTlyE les EYER KNEW. .l3 Ss
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Observation-Disclosures n
AT Washington Yesterday From Cancerous and Catarrhal
-t &AfhCtiOn His Rnd Painless and ppacpfnl $a ~ III

# - -- I'M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-27
COURT OF APPEALS.
synopses of Decisions Rendered ut the Pres
ent Tyler sitting.

ent Tyler sitting.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
TYLER, TEx., Oct. 25.-Charlie Nc
Collum VS.. the slate; from Cooke.
Theft from the person. l. Where tn e
evidence shows that an absent witness IL
a transient person travelling from place
to place, but most Of the time in this
state, this evidence would not Law a
sufficient predicate for the reading of the
statement of the witness made at an
examining trial, saio statement being
admitted in evidence on the ground that
the witness resided out of the state.
The admission of the statement was
error. Reversed and remanded. White,
P. j.
Sam Massey VS.. the state; from Par
ker. Theft of cattle. /. 1t was error
IN the trial court to charge the jury upon
The law of principal, there being no evil
dence to warrant the charge and same
being pEemptly excepted to by APPEL
Iasat ,ie charge possibly Impressed the
: fury tina; appellants two witnesses were
acting with him, hen there was no
charge against them for tile offense, and
thereby tended TO affect their credi JIIity
Hurt, j.
Prince Carr VS.. the State; from Titus.
Aggravated assault and battery. l. Be-
cause the statement of facts shows no
venue, the case is reversed and re-
mauded. Wilson, j.
Albert Leeper Va. the State; from
Coryell. Offering to br.be a witness. l.
The appellant being charged with the
commission of an ofIense, by aiding and
encouraging his principal, Mcdaniel, an
abstract charge as TO accomplish testl-
mouy was Insufficient. The charge should
directly apply The instruction TO the issue
of the CUNT OF the principal, Mcdonald,
and under the peculiar facts OF this case
the charge given merely in the abstract
was reversible error. Reversed aud re-
mauded. Wilson, j.
1imau johnson vs.. the state, from
Limestone; murder in first degree with
life penalty. The indictment charged
murder by means of poison placed in
wafer, but the court did not err by per
uniting the state to prove that deceased
was poIsoued At the same time by drink
ing poisoned coffee. 1t was immaterial
how the poison was administered, as the
manner OF its administration is not de-
scriptive Of the of1euse and need not be
proved strictly rs mentioned in the in
dictment. GO app. 1Ug. 2. II being
the theory OF the state that appellant and
one W God conspired together to poison
the brother of deceased; that they went
70 the house for that purpose, aud acted
together III placing the poison in the
water and coffee, We think the court
erred i'll refusing TO permit appellant to
prove that Immediately before he and
WOOD went TO the house on the evening
OF the POISONING, Wood requested appel
liant to 20 with him to said house, and
that it was after some hesitation and ppr-
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


IN PERSONS seeking employment ., 7essr-
irr Ifiy OF any character are ipcl.e5 TO use
his column free Of charge, suct advertise
vert. not TO exceed three lines
Notices OF articles ioss end rouRI IN TIT.
ecfunR, not egcseaiRg three iises lDiH also Be
inserted free.
il is the desire OF Tbs GGze:.s TO facilftnts
The search OF persons for employment. and
~ rfcorery OF lost property, oni al ar
cordially iRrGse4 TO use uass coluRaa Tor such
purposes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

must address the Advertiser and not the
Gazette, as this paper has nothing to do toith
the advertisement further than to print it,.
The Gazette cannot undertake to .ioraodrd
replies unless prepaid and addressed en-
reiopes accompany advertisements.
No "personal' notices printed unless
accompanied by name Of the adUertiser.
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visitors from Celeste.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
CELESTE, TEX. Oct. 25.-The contract
with Celeste high school and the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe railway was com =
piled with last night by setting out two
coaches at this point to be loaded with
hum freight for the Dallas fair, aud
the coaches were well filed this morning
with l25 to 100 people, of which goodly
number will also visit the Last Days of
Pompeil at Fort Worth before returning.
The average number from this place
deilyis thirty five to forty attending the
sIas32as fair aud Last Days of fompeii.
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Prisoners Escape at Cooper.

Correspondence of the Gazette
COOPER, TEX, Oct. 24.-Sometime
during the night last night three prison.
ers made their escape from the jail. It
seems they by some means unknown got
out of the cell, which Jailor Stanley says
was locked. After getting out of the
cell they picked hole through the wall =,
and by means of ropes MADE of their bed
clothing let themselves down to the
ground and pulled their freight. The
sheriff and deputies are after them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-27

YOUNG MAN-Wan:ed, 3 position in a gro
/ Gerry by young man of twenty-ons. Tires
years experience as pOstotfice clerk. Can keep
books. For other information, address Thomas
Ia E. Milan. Tenn.
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Y Ana firm cGn secure the services OF 81
w honest, industrious msn. VIII start with
low wages. Address Business care Gazette
Office. d y
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Decentralization as CLERK in grocery store.
u FiTst-ciass experience. Good rugtler Adj
DIRE IS P. n. A.. this Office. 2g-s
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GROCER-A young man wants a ! osi ion in
u grocery store; good references. Address j,
care Gazette. ZO-3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-27

~ engineer: i've years experience. Wire me
here before Monday. Am single man. It. J.
Sewell, Wi1oIa, Tex. 1873
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MAN WNNTED-A man 10 take charge of ny
VI copying, retouchnG and BromIc.e work tor
the trade; city. Mrs. LucOre. 2s-2I
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[NARMER-Na1ts a situation "A farm mana
! ger. Have ten years experience sni
thoroughly understands the business. VIII be
ready 20 take charge frs Of January, 1921, Adj
dress for fifteen days j. 3. Hill. Fulton, ARK.
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YOUNG M8N-Twenty-tSo years of age, seven
L years experience in mercantile business,
lately moved with his father family from Ala
bama, would like some kind of position in 81
Fort Worth store. Address A., care. Prof.
STEELE, Gazette. t.
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IA HIrE MAS-Desires place TO look after
" horse, yard, etc. Good references. 2. i D,
this Office. 1881
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sIruArIoNs UNAVOIDABLE.

COOK good cook, with E good assistant.
oeslres place in camp otherwise. No
less than So or so will be accepted. ADDRESS
Albert Parker, fremont hotel, Galveston. 1881
{'OACHhAN-Wa an position a. coachman,
young man. aged y, temperate, habits good.
Address Y. Z2-5
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HHAMBERM AIDS-Wsnted three chamber
" maids al once st the Ellis hotel ISL
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HELP wANTED-MALE OK FEMALE.
fOOK-Wanted at once, an xrerienced cook at
y boarding house. l0l7 Lamar street. Pol
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HEAD WAITER-An energetic Northern
III widow desires situation as head waiter in
hotel or railroad dining room; good references.
ADDRESS B. N, lock box los, Texsrkans. Ark
l9-2-
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SITUATION wANrEp-rEnALE.

" erness: can give full instruction in all
ordinary branches of study. Address A, No.
g3ssxama- street. 1881
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II OUSEWORK-Ws nted position in pri-
vale family to do housework by two
PerieIced white women Address corner Fifth
teentu ana Rusk. 23-6
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ffEACHER-An intelligent young lady who IS
thorough in the English branches and music
desires q situation as teacher in school or
private family. No objection to ry. Ad-
dress c. Roberts, Fort Worth, general delivery.
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( OOK-A good cook wsnted In small family.
y Good wages. Apply 40 jennings averue.
1l-9T
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Z 'UUh-N
/ Mrs. A. j. Anderson's. 10 West Second St.
COOK-Wanted, colored girl to cook. Apply
y at 7Ga Florence street.
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Ff'EACHER-One art, three music, four assist
1 ants all ladies of experience want posi-
lions. Three principals and two teachers, all
male teachers of experience, want positions.
Address, ]. c. McFaIl, Mckenzie, Tenn, box
22S. Pod
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Il 'EACHER-An English lady is DESTROYS of
4 daily engagements TO instruct in al branches
fee. 2i-1
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s'EACRER-Wapted, situation as teacher or
] private tutor; six years experiences; can
give instruction in Delsart m croscopy and tax
idermy. Address Phi. B., No. 81 Lamar street.
1871
NI'OMAN-Wants situation to do light house
" work and have q home. Call at 607 Rusk
street. 1922
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
BOyES OF HOCyDBCILDERS EIHCHED.

ST. I'auL MIMI. Sept. 3 lspcciaD-An ih'ct'''"s
discovery has been made on the shore OF Lake h'''
tonka mound was explored and gave evidence OF
n prc. nj -torIc race The mound Is about thirty cl
IN d,",cr and rises seven feet above the SURROUNDINGS
land and eigt feet above the lake. toward inc Guy
Of wlcl, one side gently slopes. Near by Is aho'hr
,uound Of about the same size. on these III ,ni'a'
grow largo trees, which from 40 to 200 years oiu
iclow the mounds surface WIS iouhd cart" "s",N
trampcd IN almost like rock By this means anu D!
building on a HILL where the drainage Wis peficct'
the ancient people sealed mp their graves almost 'er
metcally. When this hard cirth was r'no!t"' u" ~
VA, found. at depth Of three TO SIX feet Inc
grave, Of the mound builders. full OF their bones anu
their crochcy. Specimens OF u.cr po' hswnx Onr
shaved that thcs. men were huge ana prawM. V V
bic skull was obtained different ~ type from uuc
mndcrn skull The bodies wcro all buried VIII '! w..
heads toward the mounds centre EVIDENT. ,mc
LniIrs wcr doubled Up when buried Tor t Inc, SKULL ,h
We're found toncng the upper leg bSnes ,va hc
arr c '% dscsr than in modern teeth The pottery Is
decidedly interesting. too one OF i,I which had
lar, is wrapped Ia coarrcly woven f"."' rri "hn~s
been imbeddcd the clay before Daring d,ns w"r,
that the mound builucr>. mni"o 'o '
weayer, OF considerable ability