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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-18

"when'er some lucky Indian maiden
Found a red ear In the husking,
'MuSknV cried they altogether;
MusEai you shall have a sweetheart
The handsome man always admires
the beautiful woman. Then simply
make yourself beautiful. Remove ail
.blotches, pimples, "forked signs Of tur.
key tracks" from your features by the
use of DR.. Pieces Favorite Prescription,
a tonic to the nervous, circulatory and
provocative systems. Its use brings
roses to the cheeks and sparkle to the
eyes. Take it, and you will, like the In.
dian maiden, find n "red ear" in good
health, an omen Of future happiness.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction in every
case or money paid for it refunded.
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REAL ESTATE
FOE S ALI


ftye-roomed house, 2jl5 EoiF s,,o.,
:. si1i =, brick house in ysry SooA oonAI.
ee ~. no. ~ jacob street 81 90
vronnd IN a., ISSHse In splendid condition,
5000 'A''sseeond Streets
Two brick houses rooms in eOsh ,ss and 100
Eighteenth street, 81 ,OO0 each ''' ei4t ~
Four.rOom0d house, 2sll Mod &c.. $40
siH-roomed house, In very rood ~, 5, TO- =,
Market street, between Twenty.thinS ma T,Ss;,fr
fourth streets, $500. ''''u Suu A"enss
w sixT s,osS /. hC y, in splendid condition. s
$3.50 '"'u'!' A'n'n. sHseS
5 FOg1rF come, house S on Twsasy..aira and
Eonr;roomed brick house. 2ls Allsy n. 81 l5o
,n ap S,,i lease and fixtures In city doing pay.
!. dg S business house on cAapllae street., Cen.
Hall lot on Eoff street, Sixth ward, 5000.
Hall lot on MOysten street, Sixth vHri SSAo
,iMaaihniiaetaflnS site near C. ?. freight depot,
Lou n MiFylynn, near BenwOOd Juns,,on
year. '-@SN ~ 34As
* Lo /! IN IL! Elan whytS eallasAsrs addition,
from 500 to $50 each Also lots II he Old Fsif
Grounds and Hydinger'S additions.
Eghty.seSen acres two miioa east Of the civ.
10 acres near sheHRrd, well improved.
Eighty acres near Woodland station. MARKHAM
county, 81 800. '-'>'''-
Glendale stock for sale.
Farm Of 20 acres on HGrmonS Creek, in cross
Creek district, Brooke county, y. Va, three and
half miles from stcu0enTiIle and thirty.eight
miles from Pittsburgh on the T., @. &Et- [. NH.
road, containing two brick houses, one seven
rooms, the other three rooms; three veins n
coal W feet, feet and feet thick Quarry Il
good building stone opened. with nlltoSd
switch leading 70 same. Price 5000
Beautiful place Of three and One-h1li acre. ON
National pike, with 10 roomed brick house, "a
splendid condition, good brick stable and out.
buildings, complete. This property d wen
suited 70 divide Into lots. :
Two lots on the high ground In zanSS orchard
addition on South Huron street lSl8nd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-18
THE connie CONVENTION.
II VIII Be Unique in Form and Embrac
ANnrly EvNrybDlY.

1t Will BE unique IN FORM tnu AslhDENSo
Nearly Everybody.
CExc1xxArt, o., May 1.-THE coming
week will bring to this city political
gathering of unique form, for it has no
party basis. Originally it was called by
the members Of the ocala, Fla, Alliance
convention, addressed to all who have
stood neutrality-suspicious.
About seventy persons from seventeen
States signed this call. Some OF the or
igin0l signers of the call enlarged the
representation SO as to include the
American Federation OF Labor, trades
unions and trades assemblies, the Fed
Grafton OF Railway Employees and
the Nationalist by their represents
tiVes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-18
YOUNG MEMS WORK.

AsiNtOrusnt Of tho business of tho Inter.
national y. u. g. A. Convention.
a meeting was held IN the Fourth
stFeet Methodist church last night at
which Mr.. Walter II, Rinehart and Sec
Fc'@ry Lynch, OF the local association,
made report OF the work OF the TWEEN
..0'nih convention Of the international
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act on new principle-regulatine the
iver,, stomach and bowles through The
neTres. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste,
torpid liver piles, constipation. Une-
dualed for men, women, children.
Smallest, mildest, surest! Fifty doses
Is cents. Samples free at tho Logan
Drug Co.'S. v. !.
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WATERLOO, Iowa, May 1.-THE safe
in the postotficeat Tripoli, Brewer coun-
ty, eighteen miles north OF here, was
blown open by burglars last night. All
the stamps in the office were taken.
The exact amount Of the loss is un-
known
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-18

lila grippe or sickness has left you
with weak eyes, or if your eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
classes without charge by Prof. Shelf,
fhe only Optician in the city, located at
Iash's sewelry Store, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-18

Fatal neglect is little short Of suicide.
The consequences Of a neglected cough
arc too well known to need repeating.
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures a
cough promptly. Sold by all dealers on
guarantee OF satisfaction. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-18

Lors at NIcNIechen sl25 and upward,
one.third cash, one-third in six monthg
md one-third in twelve months. Call
nj our office Mt McMechen, or 1914 Mar
ket street. Telephone, 566.
~ Rolf & HARVEY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-18

New YoRk, May 17.-Secretary Blaine
is improving. The govt is less trouble
some, and his general condition is such
as to give rise to hopes of his leaving
the city this week.
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TRouRIE EXPECTED.
Negro Miners Arriving to Take Strikers
PInces In Washington.

PlnceS In Washington.
SEATTLE, WASH, May 17.-At o'clock
this morning 400 negro miners with
their families arrived at Stone Siding,
on the Northern Pacific, about fifty
miles from here. The negroes will be
marched Immediately to coal mines Of
the Oregon Improvement Company, at
Franklin. They were brought here to
take the place OF white miners with
whom the company had been having
trouble. When it became known among
the miners that the negroes we're on the
way to the mines, every camp was noti-
fed and all miners went out onlstrike,
and trouble is expected at Franklin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-18

New Yox, May 17.-Up to this time,
since tho First Of April, about 1900 un.
desirable immigrants have been de-
barred by the inspectors at this port.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-18

EDWARD /. ROSE & Co. have received
within the last few days the Victor
Safety Model G, which is a beauty in
every line; and new hickory, known
as the Common Sense" which sells ut
SIS, and is adapted to either ladies' or
gentlemen's use, They also have a fine
assortment OF second hand Bicycles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-18
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.

Another Meeting Held Last Even
ing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-18

IF your namo is not on tho INTELLI-
GENCERs Subscription Books mako haste
to get 1t OH the list. Notwithstanding In
creased size and general Improvement
there is no increase In price. Still better
thinrs nro to come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-18
ADDRESSED BY REI. DR. GEORGE.
And n Rising Vote to Close tho
worlds Fair on sunday.'1. u. o A.
pelcsatcs RcrOrt..whtsFuadA, ~
tho cathedral, and othss scEtIcs'
Ycstcrhny.

~ the efforts OF Professor J. I. SC
CARNEY md Dr.. II. II. Geo:ge, secre
.aries Of the American Sabbath Union,
-, Committee OF about fifty gentlemen
has been organized as an auxiliary to
tbe Union, whose purpose is to check
the dissertation OF the Sabbath that is
80 prevalent in this community. At a
isra.Iy attended meeting on Saturday
afternoon permanent organizationwas
effected, as follows;
President, A. X. List.
Frs. Vice President, W. B. Simpson.
Second Vice President, J. D. Culbert-
son.
Secretary, H. E. Vance.
treasurer. ]. Z. Hughes.
Executive Committee, II. NJ. Russell,
W. d. Simpson, 4: ]. Clarke, >. NJ.
Brown and L. NJ. Gilleland.
The duty Of the executive committee
shall he 10 have general oversight OF the
work and to appoint such sub-commit-
tees in different parts Of the city, as they
moy deem proper, and both the execu.
tive committee and subcommittee will
Wit persons who habitually desecrate
the Sabbath by keeping open their
nI9ces Of business or otherwise, and re-
monstrate with them and use other
nropcr efforts to induce them to change
ibeEr course, and the Executive Conn
mittee is authorized to take proper
measures TO induce a better public sem
timent on the subject OF Sabbath OBJ
geryaHce. !,
emit at present to resort to legal prosecu-
lions, A general meeting OF the COM
mittec oftitty istobe thiscyeningin
he Fourth Street Methodist church at
ESQ, and full attendance is desired.
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A LARGE line of two and three ply Car.
nets, best makes in high art styles and
shades OF colorings, to be had at
FREw & BEETscTY's,
l117 Main street.

RExMANN's Celebrated Lager spec.
ialty at Lally Sample Rooms, No. 2lOO
Main street.
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q. Q. SMITH,
my1s REAL ESTATE AGENT. 1920 Market 81
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RINEHART g. TATUM,
app 1914 Market Street.
SALE.

six.ro0med frame house, lot ssxlS2, good prop.
erty, 6lS Market street, for investment or homo,
Eeyenroomcd brick house with brick stable
In rear, northeast corner EoR and Twentieth
New fSur.soomod frame house, largo yard, at
2716 MOyStOn street, 81 $50.
Six.rGomed house, hot and cold water, web
built house, at 1861 McCOlloch street, el,96O.
INVESTMENT THAT WILL PAY TWO FOR ONE
Twenty.slx acres Of beautiful laying lnnd Joining
Martins Ferry, within three squares Of new
street car line. II plated Into lots will bring this
season so, 900. Price $500.
Building lots all over the city at way down
As TO LET.
Modern sIx.roorned house on South Broadway,
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Atire broke out at the Bellaire Stamp
ing Company's works early Saturday
morning, and although not doing much
damage, came very near to destroying
the works again. Grease in the enamel.
ing department got too hot and boiled
over and down into the fire.
The sun., 1891-06-28
Dldn't Know 1t Wasn't Loaded.
From the Phi,ad.'pata Telegraph

CHESTER june 81. "A well dressed man
made bold attempt TO commit suicide 1t
Briggs's gun store. on West Third street He
asked TO be shown q 3S-calibre Smith & Wes-
son revolver Tho stranger examined It In
the methoI Of loading it. He appeared to be
Ignorant OF the nanner Of using firearms. The
mOdus operandi was explained to him.
The stranger insisted that cartridge be
mans face excited Mr.. BriGgss suspicion. and.
prste1ding to charge a chamber, he handed
ger placed the muzzle to his breast and pulled
the trigger. Bitter disappointment swept over
his lace when there was only a harmless click
-, You can't harm yourself. friend" remark ed
Mr Hriggs; nthe revolver is emmy. Give me
was returned. when the stranger said: :" | in
tended TO commit suicide. and my mind was
fully made up when l entered your htoro. /
had o revolver OF my own. and thonght /
could get chance to shoot myself by pre-
tending to make a purchase. 1 have had
trouble moro than thought could bear but
the last straw was laid on last night. II you
had led that reYnlver would have been a
dead man now The stranger huctiedly Iett.
The sun., 1891-06-28
COLD NERVE IN 4 CRISIS
How n Touag Rank Clerk stopped Run
without Money,

Fopt IN, Chepsnns Leddtr
We've got q bank clerk IN in our neck ,f
cards and spades In the gaino Of linanciering.
and beat him to stHnd!stil says niustssn Mor,
mont months H; ago, While The PissIisnt y the IsqE
| , ns @ss sfshs II sksn 'Hs sna IL
Napoleon was left in sole charge OF tho bank.
so ssIed s Sn
sEippsd the couni,y. ana that the cashiers III.
'f "Bcfore hight II was evident there would. 10
Mrun on the institution the next morning.
opsy moe snnpsh 10 hon
ssS s; ~ $SsS ,S sns
nsiss esIn isom Mes The asnsssors swsi,as h!
There Tier viii be sSds6o in gold here in the morn.
You Yon ma may draw out every dollar YOU have de-
posted and Well be glad to get rid 81 yourr
small ScSGHun,, Then he turned on his heel
!. Brie6t anu curly thero. assembled Mt tho
bank the creditors. Just he'oro time for open-
IN I which We wers seated two hcavily Srmad men.
one OF then, tho wntehman OF the BANK;
Ss S sSns s
vas bags containing gold coin. as Indicated By
the prominenMt M mark; some OF the 81 bags aH were @
people saw these bags, heard tho clink cf the
metal, and, believing the bunk was U. X. wero
about to move away.
" Just ~ the last bag ~ gold was handed
into the door tho young ilnnnricr threw the
bank open. The crowd did not make any ef-
fort to reach the paying tollers window.
Como on now, every ono OF YOU shouted tho
clerk. No one responding he mnde another
blum. You must como and get your money.
We don't want your ID accounts any moie.
Hero. Jim hartley. take this ard sign this re;
Ge; your dust He insisted TN their taking
The money ,is Just It ,hs 3 lnns!mHre la.H TIC
clerk to to- stop for God ) .fake.' Thcy aI.
most got down on their knees to AJAX tho
hank to keen thcir money. Tho young
Napoleon finally consented. hut declared
II thore was erpr any moro Id nonsense
he would thrnw every depositors money into
tho street. The crowd departed happy and
confident that the bank was one Of the strong
est institutions OF It's kinl in America.
Their confidence might hav" been shaken
Ind they known the canvas bags marked
s5. 900. go,d,' &c.. and bednubed with red
sealing wax. contained nothing mere nor less
than ION washers. which the young clerk had
p,li lichased fiom the hardware man who had
otherwise assisted In the deception. he being
OF the soundness OF tho bank. The
two men the young Napo!eon insisted on pay
Ing the bank had long wished to Eet rid Of.
The sun., 1891-06-28
"New York OF the Futnre."

from MS NdN0ndi bdptDk
provided for he appointment Of a Commission
Of Inquiry Into the eTnssdi;sney Of "onsoiidat;
hsrbor oi New Yort 81 this % the the
hou: Andrew Green was. with great appro-
hiebest integrity. having disshar. ed great
W to os WON e
has acted. AS Comptroller OF the city his ad-
ministration won the euloRium Of ali parties.
ton with the Central Park. and the Metropoli-
tan Museum. and is one Of the trustees under
not Q, erthroWn in the. courtsl win give to New
YORK IL the finest free ii6rsEy LID rsi IN tho World
title Mr. Green shows that a great district. ali
parts Of which have a common in'eres is SO
divided as as to destroy unity , Of Of, covernment and
ration. The territory which shoui ID Be one and
New
tics New Yosk. k!ngs 9n:ens. RiGhmond.
ess Sss Droosya saa Icns issad cy
ri aiysSa cause; s.ss. asut. IT, in a. :aP
air or Partition the tidea In defiance Of enact-
ment BY Council nnd Mayor Of one city. ma
: E anos the ses snas % pEsae
!a:e into the general atmosphere for nhalation
by distant patients exotic microbes; bacteria.
WhIe the situation Of new York .I gives it
great commercial advantages. yet 1t is possi-
esoee @ and ths aeS ot
tors, these ADVANTAGES may be lost:
ana a0 nsa s
regions; by WAY Of PouRhkeepsie bridge. shall
be IN fn EneraiOn nnd ths route now under
crossing at PeeHskil. the anIridssd line Gt'ss Ss
extent OF tfty cents OF passenger fare md
hours d.spafeh thirty cents per ton on freight,
nnd Dossbly q Ply days In ~ The entire re-
tributaries Is changed"
road, HnS q bridge t M s5o chartered and
ity. undermine and suppant This point as
. s,hcvo, between seotitSns lens hsrstoiore unayoid
routs eauipped with brjdes I erossinR tGs U
Hudson above US. our uEbridRed line may soon
cease. 4 It hns not already ceased. TO be one oi
SIN Es%ans ths shortest 1t is not perhaDs Of
with. the com prehenslve view OF statesman,
and he urges them with great clearness and
e. ,5 q ,Ss
genuine enthusissm Of one who bolisyes 10 the
ms,Top,s n ~ e dss.insd s M 20 B. hereafter the
the bridging q the Hudson 1t New York:
Brooklyn. and New York and sisi.n % Island. tn Gaa
OF course, thcre nre difllcnl. ies. politica and
systs% ssre ire aynH
tain limits independent sovereignty; vet there
are Ar ;Sompensattpg 6; disadvHntaees. Tho British
but to unite jersey City IN: - with New York
int i q wosa ss fs e. Of
The. arguments when Mr. Green advances
81 hs % oo' q Amsss A'sr'd In tho
The sun., 1891-06-28


Under the head OF AT The Home of Martin
Van Buren." THE Sun OF May "a gave an Inter
esting r'sum6 oil the life and career OF this re-
markab!e man from the pen of George Alfred
Townsend SAID Gentlsman Of this city to
an Argus reporter:
In the year ls4G resided in Kindcrhook.
quiet village lived Martin Van Burcn. The
eighth President OF the United Siales. His
nearly. Svory day. as his, custom was TO come to
the village on. horseback after his mail.
He was u strict attendant Of tho Dutch
Church. He Invariably rode tho, same
the sanctuary when the sermon was nearly at
It's centre; The minister bore with his dis
bis mind that patience had ceased 10 no il
virtue and he would give, Matty,' even II no
had been President OF the United States. a DELI
gate hint that This thing must be siopped. One
he entered the door the dominic ceased preach.
Ing; When the ex.President was seated lie
mono OF you will be too lnte to enter the King
dom OF Heaven. He then resumed his tent. a
FAINT smie cane to Yam Buren's face. and after
tina, he entered the house OF God on time"
The sun., 1891-06-28
Hind MOINes.
From The London Lipe Sf-cr .jouJu1L

From me London Lirs S'ct JoWn1L
The way in which blind horses can 20 about
without getting into moro difficulties than they
ordinarily do is very remarkable. They rarely.if
ever, hit their heads against u fence or stone
wall. They will sidls on whom they come near
one. 1t appears. from careful observation I
have made, that II H. neither shade nor shelter
which warns them OF the danger. On an abso.
lutely sunless and windless day their behavior
IL tho same. Their olfactory nerves doubtless
bscome very sensitive. for when driving them
they will POKE their hepds downward In search
OF water fifty yards before thcy come to n
stream crossing tho roadway. 1t cannot
be IN abnormally developed sense Of
herring which leads them to do this for
they will net alike though the water be stag
nent pool Men who have been blind for any
great length of time develop somewhat similar
instincts to blind horses Some one--I find
from fugitive paragraph going the round OF
papers aspiring 10 be OF scientific character
says that mono OF tho 1--WE senses has Hnythinp
70 do with this singular perropiive power, but
that tho Impressions are mRho on the skin OF
the face and by II transmitted TO the brain;
and this "unlccognized sense" no calls facial
perception" But possibly thls nerceptiye
power may have Its origin In sllrh coudi ions
a. prevail in somnnmbulism or In tho hypnotic
state. Are all such phenomena In man and
horse as have mentioned to / u accounted for
by the two words. So facial perception il they
mean anythinEP However speaking OF blind
horses why should they cnst their coats as
winter comes on. and grOw long coats at tho
ai Won't NJ summer. md so Iorerso the order
which Is the tnyariable rule in the case OF
horses possessed OF perfect vision!
The sun., 1891-06-28
JACK rAn.s H.norsm uxnEwAnDED.
George usrth Deserves Better Treatment
Than re Gets.

PROM ne Broottvn Ere's.
! Among tho heroes OF the Samoan hurricane.
when tho entire United States naval squadron
In tho southern Pacific was dashed upon the
shore OF Apia hnrbor. was an ordinary sailor
| whose name might never have been known to
roceis ed ct the hands OF ,Goysrnment oIiiciai
Iecently. He was attacked 70 the nagship
score q s Yea's ago. S%s and y BY so.s Ssien.cn
duty had become member Of the crew oil the
in The insist Of tho storm. Mt Apia George
wheel Of the isborinr ilasshlp. Z took a hall a
over tho ship With fury that semsd must In
Soara trys . we're e dona thsr
dny a. their rcspeetiys saioI,s but no hardsr ,n
.sr son 81 spSn. nS
the. wheel was continually forced up and down
Ss 9n' TN ssus
violent toss d Tho s6ip. which sabssaueniiy
iits i s elfcSsr saw M aud @ Esrih isi sSensS .ss
wi,hs. sndins The iSet that lie, Tronton Was
Sirend, Srnins on the ,ssgeI E:s or M'',GE I'M,
him earsiaiiy Ss W nndsr der the lee rail- whsro se
llnmmocks are slowed, aud then knowing that
bis lie could only ;: By ,h' wb sbp
every one nSoar'l stuck TO his post 81 duty:
When the waves began to rush over
and @ saresnSd sne % ueon @ s' TIE shore the ofesrs
and crew saved thomselvss by taking
to the rigging. md n the exci'oment Bnrth
s: 's I
discovered sticking fnst to tho mtzzen topmast.
holding up his useless lin,b and suffering inde-
seriba6le torments. Ho bad crawled from his
sssnr S%sS s Gsq.'y ca aos him. hn snp
shronds to THO nizEen top. Whom tho gale
from tho shore Of tie men !innrisonsd in the
rigging. Bnrth was aent ashore In sling And
received such surgical aid ~ was possible
under the circumstances In a comparatively
When the shipwrecked crows were trans.
ferred homo on a chartered steamer. Barth
Monongahela.. Arriving In BROOKLYN he " ant
ed to rsSnist. but on account OF Ne crude se'-
Ting Of his fractured leg aud resulting, curva-
vice uuder the reputation. Secretary Tracy.
however. became Interested In his case and
gave orders for MS nermnnent smployment In
tou Tor a pension coulI b. passed upon by
Commissioner Ranm. His long service aud
incapacitating injury clearly entitled him to u
promptly granted. but the ponsion ofil-
except through q practs ne attorney. and the
has SO far found tImos no 70 do nothing toward
securing his fec. To finish the sailors mis- |
fortune. his lack OF political pull causes him no |
lie has never never been ai ashore long enough TO ioin
any political faction. or even to perfect q resi-
dence aud vote, so the bosses in the yard have
aIentiy be is worked halt time W or laid OF every
other day as often as eco1omy Is necessary.
He Is n laborer. under CIVIL Engineer Asserson.
ployme @ mt hsre sitsr or be summoned ann 10 WASH
ington to explain his reasons to the Secretary
for laying the man of SO frequently.