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A PATRIOTIC WORK,

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NEWFOUNDLAND is WEAK.
Minister Taper Thinks tho Eo,alla,or

Minister Taper Thinks tho Ectaliatory
Act win Soon DO Repeated.
OTTAWA, OST., Dec. ll.-Hon. C. II.
Upper, minister of marine and fisher
les, in an Interview states that the goy-
ernmcnt has arrived ut no intimation
that the Newfoundland government has
placed duties Oh Canadian products.
The latter body obtained power enabling
them to do SO from the Legislature ut
its latter session, and he expects they
will use the power.
Hc does not contemplate that such
imposition would have the serious cf-
fccts some people thought. N]ewiound-
land was too dependent on Canadian
ports and Canadian vessels Tor her in
tcrcourse with tho outside world for
IL rctaliatory act to be long enforced
before being repealed. and there would
be an agitation against any such net.
arising from tho pressure thai would be
experienced by the island consumers,
The Dominion government did not dc.
sire to be harsh to Newfoundland, and
hoped for an amicablo adjustment OF
thediiliculty. :
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WON'T LEAVE ROME.
Monsignor O'Bryan Says the popo
Has No Such Intention.
SAYS KING HUMBERT IS THE ONE
Who Must Go If Anybody Docs-.Iic Is
a Papai Envoy, and Ought TO Know
..IIc Says the Popc's Health Is Very
00d.-Candidatcs for Cardinals.

New YoRK. Dec. II. -NIonsivnor
O,Brvno oro ~ ,Lo nono,. oh,,'hnr.
,' VI '"o poPea
'ai''s, anu VINO was sent by MS iioiihess
TO settle an ecclesiastical dispute in
Canada and to renrcscnt the mona Mt
tho coIdon ;rh;loo ~ ,rohhi.hon Kon.
N',e' vi
rick IN 81 Louis, last week, Is stopping
here.
He was very willing 10 talk when nm
,ro,ch,d ~. : go. ona,rar
~ iepoi'e'' anu ""a
10 n question regarding the health oil
tho pope, ho said: "Tlic popc's health
Is very GOOD. He is nblo 10 walk about.
hrt ~ doo.o.n ~ ~" h;,a - H.
o "0''is w hos "'o" nun " w
So, as they are afraid no might over
exert himself. lie Is often carried when
No might walk. There Is nothing tho
matter with him, but you know when q
man gels to be over eighty years old he
must lake very good care oil himself.
WIZ the pope leave omof'
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THE GRAVES TRIAL.

The Intorcst Keeps Up-A Doctor Who is
Positive Mrs. Bnrraby was Poisoned.
DENVER, Coll, Dec. I'LL such 4
thing was possible, the criminal divi-
sion OF the district court was more
dcnscly packed with the curious public
eager to listen to the testimony in the
Graves trial than it was yesterday. So
soon rs the court had been called to
order DR.. Heaton, who wa on the stand
last night when an adjournment was
taken, was recalled. DR.. Heaton pro.
duccd the exhibits OF his analysis and
Judge Macon examined them.
The direct examination which FOL
lowed was for the purpose OF showing
that the arsenic found in the remains
could not have come there by any means
intimated by the defense, but must be
the result OF poison taken into the
stomach when tho person was alive.
". a. n. Holmes testified to his HAHN.
been called in to treat Mrs. Barnaby anil
Mrs. Worrell. He learned that their
illness was caused from abouttwo table
spoonsiul OF liquid that each drank from
n bottle supposed to be whisky. He
was present at the autopsy and saw por-
tons oil the visccra placed in clean lars,
sealed and turned over to Undertaken
Rogers, the coroner having refused TO
accept them, or zen hold M inquest.
DR.. Bonestecl, the physician who was
in attendance upon Mrs. Barnaby at the
time she died, gave the most importaa.
testimony OF the day. He testified in
tine most emphatic terms of the arSen-
ical poisoning. The defense then asked
why he had given 4 certificate that
death was caused from congestion OF
the lungs. He replied that the con
gestion OF the lungs was the immediate
cause OF death, and it was the result OF
the poison, which would have caused
death had not the congestion set in. At
this point, and before his testimony
WAS concluded, court adjourned.
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Where he will treat oil diseases Of the
Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose!

Eye glasses accurately adjusted. Gross eyes
Strengthened without danger or pain. Pterrigi-
Inns Ia film that grows over the eyes, removed
(painlcSsh Catarlcts extracted. TumorS, droop-
ing OF lids and other forms OF eye troubles re-
lievcd without pHin.
Catarrh OF ears positively cured In short time.
Deafncss-ro matter OF how long standing
cured or benefited. Enlarged t0nSils removed
(painlcssl or cured by pleasant local remedies.
Throat affections in any form treated by most
modern method. Catarrh. that most loathsom me
OF Nil diseases. acknowledged by the general
practitioner to be incurablc. positively md
speedily cured by my method, which can be
used At home with most agreeable, effective and
pleasant results. DefOrmitlcs and sr0wths OF
the nose cured by simple method.
Consultation free.
Observation-Disclosures Hospital Medical Col
lesc, Manhattan Eye and Ear Iniirmary, and
New York Eye Hnc Ear lutlrmary.
OFFICE l~IouEs-From . 10 II II. H.: from Q TO
5p. m: from : 10 0 p. m. Sundays, from . 10 l.
a. M: from . 10 1 p. III.
Offices permanently located ut 1875 Market
street, opposite pOstOilicc. EO9i-rUIS
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The BANK is BROKEN.
inc Columbus Faro Dealers Find
Their Hard Luck Continues.
THE LAST PENNY LOST YESTERDAY
Ana tho Bank Closed up for Lack Of
~Funds-The Old wheeling Hoodoo"
Oh Faro holds good yct.-plcnty of
Money Left in town"Faro Is Foolish
Here.

Tho bad luck Of the faro bank recently
opened by a Columbus firm on Market
street was ~chronicled in the ISTrLLiGES.
GER when the place was "pullcd" by tho
police recently. Aswas then remarked,
there seems to be aoi1o special sort OF
bad luck which makes faro Improbable
IN Wheeling. 1t has had the name for
some years OF being n "hoodoo town
iorthe game. Yesterday the gentlemen
who arc running the Market street
place had forcible evidence offered that
the name is deserved. George Majors
has had great good luck with this spc-
cal bank. Some time after it opened
he pulled out 500 ono day, and the
same day n drummer drew ont 5000.
Yesterday Majors went in and began 20
play, and he seemed TO have struck n
great streak OF luck. Before he Quit he
had won nearly u thousand dollars OF
tho banks money, and the only reason
nc did not win more, was that there
was no more in tho bank. II is said
that tho firm which is operating il is
wealthy. and tho prediction was made
by knowing ones last night that the
bank would be opened again to-day.
Said 4 young man: "Thosc people
arc foolish ii they don't quit right now.
They will be broken as sure us they stay
here"
How do you account for this bad
luck" he was asked.
1T Is not bad luck; it is lack OF sense.
There are not six people in Wheeling
who ever play flro who have over ten
or twenty dollars to lose. Suppose they
do lose, all the bank can get is that ten
or twenty. Ii they win, though, they
may keep on winning till there is moth.
ing to win. The bank puts up its big
pile against n few dollars. Where's
any business that wouldn't 20 to pieces
If it was run on the same principio?"
Another man told OF u well known
Fairmont man who went into a faro
bank here with just twenty-five cents.
He put that quarter on the high card
and won. He kept on winning till the
bank refused to play any longer, and
lett with nearly three hundred dollars
in his pocket. All the bank could DOS.
sibly have oil him was the little
old twenty-five.
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Why the Transfers Kick.

Special Dispatch 10 Tic In'e1toencch
SrEuBENvILLE, O., Dec. ll.-Tho team.
stcrs OF this city and farmers are very
much exercised over the action OF the
county commissioners and city council,
who require them to conform to q state
law regulating the width OF tires on
wagons that travel pike roads, and the
ordinance passed by council requiring
tcamstcrs TO have tires placed on their
wagon wheels 8! inches wide, SO that
the brick paved streets will not be cut
M, The changing to broad tires will
neccssitate acost OF $50 for each wagon.
lis estimated that it will take $4,000
to change tho tires Of the wagons Of this
city and county.
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Heart disease is usually supposed to
be incurable, but when properly treated
a large proportion OF cases can be cured.
Thus Mrs. Elmira Hatch, OF Elkhart,
Ind, and Mrs. Mary L. Baker, OF Ovid,
Mich, were cured after suffering 20
years. S. G. Linburgcr, druggist ut San
Jose, ILL.,, says that DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure, which cured the former, worked
wonders for his wife" Levi Logan, OF
Buchanan, Mich, who had heart dis
ease for 80 years, says two bottles made
him .feel like q new man." Dr.. Miles
New Heart Cure is sold and guaranteed
blythe Logan Drug Co Book OF Won
deriul testimonials free. TTHsAw-l
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New YoRK. Dec. ll.-llcnry Batter.
mans dry goods store at Graham ave
nue and Broadway, Brooklyn, caught
fire at an early hour this morning and
stock and building were damaged to the
extent OF more than 100000. The store
had just been rcstockcd with all lines OF
goods in anticipation oil a heavy holiday
trade. Mr.. Batterman said that he had
i'll stock fully SS0O,OO0 worth OF goods.
The greatest loss was caused by water.
How tho fire originated is 4 mystery.
Tho insurance amounts to $4,000.
GIT necklaces from Jacob w. Grnbb.
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4 Gcorgiu Lake Goes Dry.

TOWNSVILLE, Ga, Dec. ll.-Lakc
Lamonie was a body Of water covering
10000 acres, and was II miles long and
three wide. 1t has now gone complete.
ly dry, with the exception OF 4 sink-holc
20 feet across, in the center, leaving
vast quantities OF turtles, alligators and
fish Laundering in the mud. Savannah
people arc catching and shipping the
turtles by car loads. The stencil from
the dead fish is horrible.
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st. Jnines's Now Bell,

About thirty boys and a man or two
pulled the new big bell up into St.
James's spire yesterday. 1t was 4 fine
lark for the boys. The bell was tested
several times during the afternoon. 1t
has 4 very pleasing tone.
l.. Bieswengcr, CT 4. Fulton, Son &
Co., superintendent the raising and plac-
ing OF the bell, the work beng begun Mt
1880 a. In, and the bell being rung at 1
o'clock. The bell weighs $40 pounds
alone, and 5000 with the fixtures.
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Pcnnsylvnnin GrnnEers.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE state
grange of Patrons Of Industry concluded
its business to-day at noon and adj
journed. Worthy Master Rhono was
authorized to appoint the standing
committees on legislation and woman's
work. The annual picnic and EXPOSE
tion at Williams Grove and Centre
Hall were endorsed.
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OMAHA, NEB., Dec. lit. L, kimball,
OF the Union Pacific, and Henry Glib,
son, an Omaha business man, are the
western agents OF a New York syndicate
which has decided 10 erect 4 system OF
beet sugar factories throughout Ne.
braska and adjacent states, with head.
quarters in this city. They refuse to
give any information on the subject I'M
til the plans are perfected.
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A Powder Reg Explodcs.

OMAHA, NEE, Dec. ll.-By tho cSplo-
sion OF a kes Of powder at the stone
ouarrics near Weeping Water, John
Swanson wa blown up and landed
senselcss just above u charge OF
dynamite, the fuse OF which had been
lirhtcd. Gus Anderson tried to rescue
swanson but the dynamite exploded
and both men we're hurled a,consider-
able distance. Swanson's right arm
md leg are,badly mangled, but ho will
recover. Anderson escaped with only
slight injuries.
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A JOKE ON THE QUE

\ burglar Walks Quietly Out of tho
Pittsburgh Court House During His
Trial.
PrTsnunGn, Pa, Dec. ll.-Charles
Marley, y noted burglar, on trial for
robbing eighteen houses in the East
end, walked quietly out OF the criminal
court this morning and has not been
rccapturcd. His case is remarkable, US
tho court room was crowded all tho
time. Manlcy is wanted in Chicago and
several other cities for robbery,
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A CONSCIENCE STRICKEN NEGRO
Conrcsscs to u Murder for Which Ten
Men hry seht,ntel to Dcntli.

COLUMBIA, S. G., Dee. ll,-As n re.
suit OF n confession Of a negro named
Henry Subcr TO the effect that the
murdered Thornton Nance, some
months ago, the ten men WHO had been
sentenced to hang October q last,
but whose execution was stayed by IN
appeal to the supreme court, will now
DO released. Subcr confesses that he
alone committed the decd and that he
makes n clean breast OF II because no
does not want to geo tho ten innocent
mon suffer for his crime.
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r,nlne Accepts an limitation.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. l1.-secre.
tary Blame has accepted an invitation
to attend dinner OF the Merchants
Association, ut Boston, January Z. Mrs.
Blaine is somewhat indisposed at pres.
ent, but it is thought she will be fully
restored to health long before the date
mentioned. This is the condition on
which Secretary Blaine placed his nc.
ceptance.
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ABILENE, KAs., Dec 1l.-Tcn cars
loaded with cattle were wrecked at the
crossing Of tho Santa Fe and Union
Pacific tracks. Two long trains crashed
into each other. One OF the brakcmcn
was killed.
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You Can Rely

Upon Hoods Sarsaparilla rs a positive
remedy Tor every form OF scroiula, salt
rheum, boils, pimples and all other dis
eases caused by impure blood. Iterad-
icares every impurity and at the same
time tones and vitalizes the whole sys-
TEN.
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EElE, Tenn, Dec. ll.--Yesterday az
tcrnoon at G. Z. Ranchcr's stave works,
the pitman which drives a stave knife
broke. The end OF the pitman struck
n sixtecn-year-old boy on the lower part
OF the thigh, tearing away the entire
limb. He died shortly afterwards.
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TO MERCHANTS !

Having Determined to close
out our business, Wo offer for
tho next thirty days, AT COST,
a well assorted stock Of Mo-
tons and Furnishing Goods, in
lots to suit purchasers.
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II Tha, i, %, boys has been reported killed.
one a matter however, Is u very serious
ii om nnq pid nearly result in the death
vos ono Herbert Clethon. The trouble
i'm efuseu ny a dispute over the divis.
some time. " 0''n y" ''
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Constipation, and all troubles with
the digestive organs and the liver, are
cured by Hoods Pills. Unequalled as
n dinner pill. 3
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DISSATISFIED ANARCHISTS.
Even After their Fines nro ReInitted thcy
Appeal their Case.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-the sixteen al
legged anarchists who were caught in the
raid on Grief's Hall several weeks ago,
and who were fined and the fines re-
mittcd, have appealed their cases to the
criminal court.
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FOR RENT.
nor RENT.
GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE 10 ARCHITECTS.

OFFICE OF TIrT BOARD OF EpucArIoy.
WHEELING, W. Va. FRIDAY, Dec. 4, lS9l
Plans for Atwonty.room building, 10 bc crcc.ed
~ Webster sub District, will be received a, this
once until . O'clock p.m. January 3. lSgl, twelve
rooms OF H1Id building to DO completed during
the present school year. tho remaining CIght
foodls during ne year following. Ground plan
can 10 seen ut this Office. An award OF sion viii
20 paid Tor the second most suitable plnn, $50
l0T me third and So for the fourth. The com.
iiltlrc reserves the right 10 reject any or Nil
plans, lGe7nTh@sl WALTER II. HALL. Clerk,
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THE Wheeling Building Association
is still open for new members. Meets
Saturday evenings at office OF Franklin
Insurance Company, No. 81 Twelfth
street.
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HAZLETT, WHEAT &lIAYS.
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LAX, 52-dwt Hunting Watch, with j. C..
SAT 10. II. L. HILLMAN & CO.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SAL.E-HAVING SECURED A
4 lease on the lIots.ord property for n nun.
her Of years, near the new UuiOn depot, where
will open Il iint.clGSs saloon md restaurant on
December |. | now oIicr for sGlc my saloon com.
pete. situated AZ No. 100 Main street. NJ. l.
lgAIl.l, ... pnl1
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTlCETOTAkE DISPOSITIONS.
I.cander McGin

L.cander McGin
Is.
Elizabeth Armstrong md Andrew Arms!rong.
her husband: Sarah J. Wells and Douglas
Wells, her husband; Maggie johnson. l:ebcc,h
Marshall and Emanuni Marshall, her husband,
Emma Lewis, Hurry Lewis, Mary Lewis, John
Lewis, Maggie Lewis, George ~Iicston, James
lieston. Mary Booth aud Vim. Booth. her
husband, and Enma Lyon.
In the Circuit. Court Q, Ohio County, wcs:
Virginia. In chanccry.
Take notice that the dispositions OF George
Simpson, George J. MnthiSon md George .hr&lc
will he tG.en.n nv the Office OF White Il Alen, "a
lil7 Chapliiic street. In the city Of Wheeling ~
the State OF West YlrginIn. on the 18th day o.
December, \. D.. 1891. between the hoTT5 OF y
o'clock a. IN. and , O'Clock p. m. to be read "
evidence IN the shove named cause on behalf o!
said complainant. And II. from any CluSe' ,Al
taking of snid dispositions shall not BIO com
incncGd, or being commenced, shall not be CON;
n!cied on that day, the taking o! the sane WI,
be adjourned from tine 10 time until the same
shall he completed.
To the defendants IN the above cat:Sc.
LEANDER MCGllLr,
no?is BY his Counsel
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
Torty.iirc Building Lots in Eick and
LippliaTit'S Addition TO the CITY
OF Martins Ferry, Ohio,

These lots arc part OF twcnty.oue acrc'-onc.
half Of the property known rs tho old Ncwlanl
cstalc-amd arc pleasantly situated OIL gently
SlopinG ground; good natural drainage; a com.
handing and pleasing view OF tho city, as well
Is OF Whcclin. and the Ohio River.
The location Is certainly ono OF the choices:
school house. within II lew minutes Wink OF
the electric street car line nearly completed aud
within ten minutes walk 9: p0StOiiice railroad
station, ferry landing and the Terminal Kali
road bridge and other prominent points.
These lots and biildiny sites viii be sold on
long aud easy terms TO sui! purchasers.
For further particulars Inquire ut once OIL.
I. NAMES. Of Mt the Office OF the BELMONT
BLtEWlSG Co, Martins Ferry, Ohio. or {. a.
SClIAEFER & CO S Real Estate olice. Wheeling
W. Va. auaI
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MONEY 10 LOAN,

SECURED DY FIRST MoRTGAGElN OHIO
REAL ESTATE
r. T. HOWELL,
Insurance md Zeal Estate Agent. bridgeport. 0
uOl1
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
.rPRIGHT PIANOS FOR SALE.

UPRlGIT PIANOS FOR SALE.
" Several months ago VIC sold an elcsan.
klAKAuEr CPE!GHr rIAHo 10 II family living In
the city who lind themselves unable 10 keep It,
and for that reason arc obliged 10 dispose OF IL
Immediately. The plano Is in perfect condition,
not having u scratch or bicInish on It. As money
must be realized NJ once, this is IL rare Oppot-
tunity TO obtain Il fine instrument al II bargain.
The piano can be seen ut our store, 1910 Market
street. J. ". BANNER & co. de-
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WHEAT s HANCIIER sell Watches tho
lowest. They guarantee NIL prices.
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GIT necklaces from Jacob W. Grnbb.