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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-04-01
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-04-01
THEY ARE GOING OUT
SHEATH SKIRTS AND BELL TRAINS
HAVE HAD Their DAY.
Welcome Tidings Proclaimed by Olive
Harper to Those Who Oppose These
Styles-Two Costumes That Are Very
Becoming.

Correspondence OF THE REPUBLICAN.
New YORK, March 24.-All those who
have been complaining about the sheath
skirts and bell trains can take comfort
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-04-01

BIRDsEYE AND VELVET rich heavy satin
WALKING GOWN. !, dorL colors
with lighter colored flowers picked out
with gold brocaded all over them. One
lovely pattern was dark blue with purple
and green thistles all over; Others were
brocaded in self colors. Some OF these
rich ribbons will be stitched fiat on the
bottoms and waists of handsome silk or
wooden dresses.
There were few pattern spring bon
nets on private sale today, and notice
most of them were made of lace with Dor
ders of flowers around the extreme edge
and others laid along the middle of the
crown like crest. But as every woman
needs a little different trimming to suit
her style, naturally every bonnet varies
a little from its nearest neighbor, but
the general form is rather fiat, set close
70 the head at the sides and with strings
a without ps Is preferred.
\ " OLIVE HARrEa-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-04-01
Florence and Globe Stage Line

'A hs1I anu Is wE E4fss Eas''
CyTAGE LEAVES FLORENCE DAILY FOR
y Riverside and Globe at O'Clock, p NJ; stops
four hours at Riverside and arrives at Globe al
O'Clock, P. M; returning, leaves Globe at 5
O'Clock A. NJ, arrives at Florence at O'Clock
A. NJ. Good accommodation on the road, i'm
proved line, good stock and comfortable stages,
four-horse coach every other day. w. X.
CO., Agents, Globe.
EUGENE MIDDLETON,
Proprietor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-04-01
stage Lines.
Globe & #. Thomas STAGE Line

oA'HT MsaL u s. 4S1A8 E4 Asn
New four-horse Concord coach, leaves Fort
Thomas daily, for San Carlos and Globe.
Leaves Globe daily for San Carlos and Fort
Thomas connecting on Monday Wednesday and
Friday for Fl Grant and Wilcox, and daily for
Bowie Station, Solomonvillc, Duncan and
Clifton Good coaches, fine stock, fast time
Every effort made to insure comfort of pas
sengers. Special accommodation for drummers
and families. This line and its conditions are
the best equipped stage lines in the Territory
j. l.. 7. WATERS,
Proprietov
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-04-01

present 81 III pie
styles can be
made at home,
and it must be
a pleasure to sew
them. They will
be made in vari-
Gus ways, but one
favorite will be
TO We tw o
Il o es, one
reaching to the
knees and the
other sewn in
with the waist
band and just
meeting the up
per edge Of the
lower one. To
wear with these
are the new old
brocad e d rib
} bons. There are
Soma of them of
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-04-01

THIS is being veri led every week by those
who are using the 4EREAN Sl STEM of practice
consisting of INDICATED iNHALATIoNs and
COMPOUND OXYGEN as prescribed by
NJ. MILTON WILLIAMS. NJ. d.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1892-04-01

1877 South broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.
This system of practice Is efiecsual in the cur,
OF Gatarrh, Throat diseases, Bronchitis, Asthm,
and Consumption
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16
@eheimrath g ettenfpfe r

- " eb etmr a tb Yettcntote er
in Wtiin6en per0ffentlidt bemnd9it
feline Griabrun9en iiber Die biesjdbriee
Gbolera=@pioemie, namentlib in Sam=
burg. Gr erblidt barin ben yerueis
fir bic abiplute 9inidllisteit Der 9n=
itcdun9stbeorie. @s babe ii9 beltdiiat,
oaB Ortlihe Sispoiition bic unperldB=
libe 8orausiebung Der epidemic iei !;
Der einselne Wteni6 tonne oisponirt
iein, aber ni6t p9ne einen oisponirten
Srt ertrantten. 9ie Gbolera-gnlper=
runscn ieien Oe5balb nublos, man
miiiie Die Weniden immun su MAIDEN
iuAen, lpas oielleint. uie bel Den
Slottern, nod selinse. uno Die
Srie aiianiren. gu lebterem miihe
man ben 8emeinben glnlcitung
seben. Sn bieier Sesiebuna liesen Die
Sinae nod Dieliad i'm Nrsen. pet=
tentoier uno Der Satterioloee @mme=
rid nabmen bieIen Sommer CUR Selbt-
priifung Iommubasillen Obne S6aoen
ein. Yeioe betamen SiarrbOen nit
uusdbliaen Gbolera- -gasillen i'm Stubl.
blieben bel autem Nppetit unb Woblbe=
finoen uno batten teine Storun9 i'm
Sr9anismus. Yettentofer wolle bon
Shiererperimenten ni1ts piiien, uur
grperimente an Weniten ieien maBee.
beno. Gr beseihnet bic oiesjdbri9eu
itarten Geaenb6ben als Der @bolsra
un9ilnItia uno 1T ni6t obne Sorae,
nenn es i'm nadItsn Sabr troden miro,
oa Oiele @bolerateime oorbanDeu iinp
uno Smei SABRE wirfiam bleiben tons
men. Sn 3altutta l!eise uno iaae Die
Gbolera aud nit 3eeenb6be. ebenio
mar es bel Der mlin9ener @ploemI
ppn 1873.
-Nus @ari6au mirb Be.
ri6tet: Seit mebreren Woden biloen
&duberbanoen. oeren Wlit9lieoer nit
Masten Dor Dem @elihte on ueridiebe-
nen Orten in 3OnsreBpolen ire6e gin=
Bride periiben. ben S9reden Der Be-
polteruns. Su 2oos fam cine iolde
fiinfsbn Mann iiarfe ganoe cines
9lbenbs in bas Saus bes 8roBfaui-
names 8lawIta. gla6ben Der Saus=
pddter eetnebelt worben. oraneen bic
Rauber in oas WaarenmagaSin. pliin=
oerten Die GaRe aus uno idleppten
Waareu i'm 8elammtwertbe bon 5000
8ubel init. Sn Garsti Gut
bransen flint mastirte 3duber
in bic @emeinostalle. ma6teu Die
bier Wddter burd Sdl09e nit
9niltteln pebrlos uuo bemddtistcn Iid
bes 1000 Hubel betrasenoen Yaar9e-
oes. Sonntas Nadis uuros Die 8alle
oes Sparpereins in 8oli6pe.@eloS au
Der oiterreihiiden @rense our6 Elm bal.
bes Subeno ebenfals mastirter &duber
iiberfalen. glnhoem Die spei Wddter
setootet waren. idlspplen Die Sbiter
ben 8eloihrant nit 5000 Rubsl ins
6reie. mo lie oenielben 'erbraden uno
oes Snbaites entleerttn. Yon osu mas.
tirten 9duberbanoen ianoen Die Ye.
horosn feinf Spur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16
cantonaIen Srrenanfalt St. Urban.
- Ser SStontSraff nes Canton Wallia

cantonalen SrrenanFalt ct. Urban.
= Ser Staatsratb bes Genton Wallis
bat Der Direction Der pol, ioieie De,
Sura-Simplonbabn uiiien laiien. oab
bic geltenoe Sprahe I'M Sber= =ggallis
Die oeutlbe iei, pesbalb bic gtamen Der
Sberwalliier Stdote unb Srtibaitcn
oeutlb uno. ilidt franS0lild iein oiirf.
ten. = 9Yaais peripri9t in Der Shat
ein neue5 Californian su meroen. Nah.
benz iib in @onbo cine fran,Oiil6e
Gctlen9elellidaIt Sur Ndsbeutune Der
bort puermutbetenH 8olominen 9ebils
bet bat, ldBt es ben brapen 9ewobnern
oes Sbales bon Sa9nes feline gubs
mebr. Man erinnert li6, baB Dor bic.
len. bielen Sabren @emsidser uno
Sirten oberbalb oes betannten @ietros.
8leti9ers si nieoer1olten Malen
Stiif6en oes eolen Metallss sefunoen
baben. Ollie Welt, 9inoer ino @reiie.
Wtdnner uno 6rauen, Iinb pl0Bli6 BON
Der .Auri sacra flames" beialen une
baden uno idaufeln p6ne llnterlaB,
ilm cine eraiebige 8oloaoer gu ent.
befen. Soh leioer bis Sur Gtunos
obne Grfple. = Ser SeIliner Staats.
ratb bat in Saden bes Sautons Sellin
9egen Die 8ebriioer Sswalo, in Yetreii
Der i'm Selib lebterer Yantiirmd iit
beiinoenoen uno bon @rtailrer Sea3-
siga peruntreuten Wertbtitel, nit &c.
narnter Sanf in oem SHINE abge.
idloiien. oaB Die 6irma GebriiOer Os:
malo 9egen cine runoe Summe bon
A. 600 6r. Dem Seiliner Sistus allt
@ertbttel suriidaiebt; es belaulcn lidJ
bieielben auf $4,000 Sr. - SIM Sin.
oeraipl su Sriiiage uno in einisen
Yripatbauiern ipurben oieier Sage
einise Ser9iitlils5fdle tonitaiirt. Der
Mie1aniter Auaslia lit elmer Yereif-
tun9 erlegen. Si, llriabe 1T nun ent-
bedt moroen. Gin Spesereibdnoler
bate &obialS nit 9lrienitials, oas CT
unerlaubter g8sie in ieincm 9ahen
porrdtbig batte. bermiidt. # Sn gu.
9ano Der tiidtige uno geabtete 9lrst.
Or. 9llfreo Sussi, Wlitreoatteur bea
ySOlletino meoiea bella Spi1era ita=
Lana.
Sreie StG0te.
Sambure: 9lui bem Sooen oes Sau-
les @ebelltraBe 10, aui Der llblcnborlt,
entltano 6euer, iueldes bon Der berbei.
gerufenen 6euerwebr balo 9elOi6t wer.
ben fonnte. Spater iano man in cinem
8retterperIdla9 bic pertubltsn Sei6en
bes 6jdbriaen 8uitab 2inoi9teit, oeiien
3idbriser S9welter Nnna uno Oes bier
Sabre alteu 8ottfrieo Gottidali. =
WGbrenb elmer Sdldoerei. iuelde iid
9ladts auf Der 2an9enreibe in ct.
Yauli abipielts, ipurbe Der 25 Sabre
alte Marineioloai 3nrl 2ubow aus
&ii9enualoe lin Yommern) erIioben.
9lls W0rDer Durbe Der Se;er @rnit
Srutmann aus @roBiorra ieItsenom.
men. = Sn einem Salfe. oas weeen
ieines entieBli6en idmubisen 3uitan-
bes bon ben Setpobnerh poliseili6 ee=
rdumt merben muBte, ipuroen bel Der
Sesinieirung 10000 M. in einem
Wintel sefunben. Sie. Sewobnerin
bate bisber cine Irmen=unterltiibuna
besosen. = SIM 6dbrtanal 3u Stsin-
mdrOcr itiir5tc Der Sdiffer 8Onnede aus
ieinem Gabr3eus ms WaHer uno er-
trant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16
g d ~ ueia.

I Sn 9apon Or. 6eti5erin.Suetes,
2eiier Der YriDatsS sSrrenanitalt Wetai:
ie uno bis 1875 9ireftor Der Ysrner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-14
A DREADFUL SC0URGE.

The Gaze OF Mr.. ralmcr-PHcunonla Car
ricd Him Off acknowledgements should
Know the Symptoms and he ON Guard.
VI. Wilton Il Pa mer. Of New York Cty, left
q circle Of friends one a!t,rnoon recently, and
received their CONGRATULATIONS upon his bright
aud vigorous appcsrarec. ThRsereptHs he slt
t. llrEliugIn the throat, asiisht paiD acr6s The
che,t achilly sensation, and he corghea once
OF twice. The mex; day his noitsi!s were In
famed, his throa: sore, his chest panied him.
his bones ached and lie felt sore all over The
day following he was In bed. win phlslclnns
shaking their heads. and the third day ne was
dead rom pneumonia, which he iMleu 10 take
In time.
There nro ten thousand men and women IN
Amcr.ca to-day In the same cQtidttion ns Me.
In mcr when leaving his friends, but they 40
not knOw Il. The slightest appearance OF me
symptoms above named should strike terror 70
any man or woman. A sudden emu mean' tne
beginning OF pneumonia; hclleS ana pans
throughout the body nTc the first symptoms.
Il Is necessary TO bring NbOu. a reaction al once.
How. ihcu, Is the best way OF bringing about q
reaction? Ask any physician ana ne VIII tel
you 10 use pure whisky, No matter now
prejudlced any onG nGy DO, pure whiskey ~
such n time Il a necessity, but unfortunately
there are few pure whistles IN the world, and
In fact there Is but one that mas rc~ceiIedtae In'
qualified endorsement Of physicians, c~henllslS
and tho highest authorities, and TINT Is DuIy,S
Pure Malt This remarkable whiskey. which T.
sold by nll frst-clhsS druggists and grocers' VIII
~ahSolntcly check the first IppronGh OF picu-
moniu, while AZ the same time II Il Cc'taiu TO
build up the wasted system II deserves 70 DC
kept in every household, not only 10 be used IN
cises OF emergency, but to assist in prolonBlnS
life and bringing health aud happiness
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a pLuCKY


lie DI,psrscs n Moh h Had Gathered
TO Lynch a Negro.
sEDAL1A,p No., Oct. 14.-WilIiam
simms, cOlored, made an attempt last
night to assault Miss Fannie Pruber, a
Young white woman who keeps house
Tor her brother. Her cries brought
help, and after a desperate struggle the
negro was arrested and jailed.
During the night a mob OF nearly 800
men gathered in the northern part OF
the city, and it was only because of the
GOODNESS and determination of Sheriff
Smith that Sims did not adorn n tele-
graph pole, at the end OF a rope; this
morning. When the mob arrived at
the Jail, about | o'clock this morning,
they demanded the surrender Of Sims,
but Sheriff Smith and Il handful Of men
stepped into the front yard OF the jail,
and the sheriff, with drawn weapon,
declined to comply with the request.
The weapons in the hands OF the
sheriff and others had an awing effect,
and at 1915 Major A. W. Wei2enberg,
who had been attracted to tho scene by
the noise and tho crowd, moved that
"tho meeting adjourn" and when the
motion was put it was carried by a large
majority, after which the mob slowly
dlspersCl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-14
MARTINS BERRY.
Sews Notes aud Personals from Our Near
Nsighhur.


Internal Revenue Collector S. F.
Dean, returned yesterday from a trip in
the interior OF the county, and says it
is exceedingly dry out there. He drove
all day Tuesday and says that in a
dozen watering troughs he passed there
was not enough water to water tho
horses. Some OF the streams familiar
to him are as dry as a paved street,
The Republican marching club will
meet this evening at Z o'clock at the
mayors office for the purpose oil trans
acting business and drilling. Every
member OF the club should attend, also
all who desire to become members OF
the club.
Capt A. W. Lee, Republican candi.
date Tor county commissioner, was in tho
city Yesterday. lie presided at the
great Mckinley meeting ut Flushing on
Wednesday afternoon and made a neat
speech in introducing the governor.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will give a supper and social in the
church this evening, serving supper
from 8 to 10 o'clock. There will be q
good musical programme.
William II. Brown, who recently
came to Martins Ferry from Portland,
Oregon, will reside here. He is 10 years
old and weighs lTG pounds. He is the
father OF j. NJ. Brown.
Tho Republicans OF Pease township
will meet in mass convention in Mar
tins Ferry tomorrow afternoon, for the
purpose OF nominating two candidates
for justice OF the peace.
Judge John S. Cochran has converted
the building back OF his residence on
Fourth street into a fine Office. 1t is
the incest office in the city.
Robert Metz, the good looking opera.
tor in the Western Union Office, has re.
turned from a swing around the circle.
Emerson Campbell. OF Ralston& Co.'s
drug store, returned last night from a
pleasure trip to Cleveland.
Campaign badges in great variety ut
the postotiice news stand,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-14
GnEAr ~rnNpAKATLoNs
For the world's lnir Dedication Next
T,radHv.

For the Worlds lnir Dedication NsNt
Trradav.
CmcaGo, Oct. lS.-Thc work OF deco
rating the buildings, and otherwise ac-
lively preparing for the Worlds Fair
dedication, was fairly under way to-
day. Fourteen hundred citizens OF
Chicago have already purchased tickets
for the inaugural reception. The COM
mittee has received 1000 accepianccs
from distinguished guests, and it is es-
timated that 10000 people will be pres
ent ut the bah. The order to close tho
downtown streets TO traffic for Two
days, caused u storm OF protests to-day
from hotel men, exprcssmen and others.
Mayor Washburnc, nevertheless, re-
named firm, and sticks to his order.
Outside tile business district y tempo
rary viaduct on Michigan avenue will.
however, pass the big procession over
one cable, without stopping the street
cars.
1t is reported this evening that the
CHIEF OF detectives established u tacit
understanding with the judiciary that
no habeas corpus writs in the cases OF
known crooks shall be issued next
week. All thieves and thugs, as lar as
possible, will be iuiled on sightand held
without booking, this extraordinary
measure being yesorted 10 ON tho theory
oil IAN ounce OF prevention Another
matter sharply challenging attention
was q letter to-day from General Fitz-
simmons fatty declining to comply
with n suggestion from General Miles
that tho Chicago militia regiments pa
rade without their rural Illinois com
rades for which the STATE failed to pro-
vide transportation.
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CncAGo, Oct. 13.-Whilo the Column
bus celebration in LcRabida, Spain, was
at its height yesterday Count Casa
Miranda. delegate general of the Span
ish Worlds Fair commission, sent the
following cablegram from LaRabida:
To tie Hon, Walker Fearn, Chicago.
At this moment the king and queen
OF Spain are lnaugurating the monu.
mcnt ut LaRabida in the presence OF
the diplomatic corps and the admirals
commanding foreign squadrons. The
archbishop, assisted by two franciscan
bishops, is now pronouncing the bene.
diction. At this solemn moment and
ON this memorable spot | send cordial
greeting to the directors Of the Chicago
exposition as representatives Of the I'M
preccdented progress since the discov.
cry OF the now world by Columbus.
(Signed) CASA MIRANDA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-14

At Cincinnati-The Reds batted we'll.
Though the Pittsburghs made a strong
rally in the eighth, they were not quite
able to reach. Attendance 800. Gin
c%innati, S; Pittsburgh,6 g. Earned runs.
3 and 4. Errors, 3 each. Hits, 10 and
p Pitchers, Dryer and Ehret Um-
pire, McQuaid.
At Philadelphia-Brookly could not
MT keefe effectively to-day, and the
Pht!adelphias won easily. Attendance
$6l. Brooklyn. /; Philadelphia, 5.
Earned runs, Philadelphia 9. Errors, 4
and .. Hits, 4 and Z. Pitchers, Ken
nedy, toutz and Keeie. Umpire. Lynch.
Az Balnmore-Cobb was effective up
10 the sixth inning, when Boston bat
ted him hard. Baltimore 8; Boston o.
Errors, Baltimore 4. Hits, S and IS.
Pitchers, Cobb and SWEETS. Earned
runs, . and 5.
At St. Louis-The Chicaco's had lit
Tie to do TO defeat the Browns to-day.
attendance 400. st, Louis 5; Chicago o.
Earned runs, . and /. Errors, S and ..
liits; $ and II. Pitchers, B~reitcnstein
aud H~utchison. Umpire, SNYDER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-14
,ln. pLAiyN's HEALrH.
III, Greatly Im proyod-Expeotrd to spoah
Nrxt Week.

II ~ HiuHhtl
Noxt Week.
WHITE PLANS, \. Y, Oct, IA re-
porter was received by Mr.. Diainc dur
ing the day,
His health being the first topic
,ouchcd on, Mr.. Elaine said: ~ have
quite recovered from the effects OF my
long railroad ride, aud, as | have been
IDLE ali summer, | cannot but regard
with pleasure the ease with which J
have travelled 500 miles. i.
His voice as he spoke was strong ana
steady and his smile indicative OF pro-
found satisfaction.
Turning 10 the subject of politics, he
said:
'.lIy friends know that am no long
er public man in any sense OF the
word, and any utterance from nc would
seem uncalled for. There is no reason
why / should tell Republicans TO do
their duty nor to describe that duty to
them, ior they know it as well rs !, aud
they will do it.
son al, political subjects. ] have only
TO say what have already sad IN my
nrbIishcd letter TO Mr.. Munley. / see
nothing to add. Ny health mas pre-
vented me SO far from taking any active
part in the campaign, and have not
considered the subject OF entering the
field as n speaker at this time"
On Tuesday night next tho Rcpubli-
cans Of White Pains viii hold u mass
meeting, which will DC addressed by
Mr.. Reid, Warren Miller and General
Horace Porter. Mr.. Blaine will also be
present at this meeting and probably
make a short address. ii he is in White
Plains On that night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-14
THINK IT A
Excitement Among People Over n PIctur,
hat strangely Appears.

Excitement Among People over n Picture
that strangely Appears.
CAyToS, MrSH,, Oct. lS.--since the
action OF Bishop Cotter in r%idiculing
the power OF the mysterious picture in
the spire OF the church here, there has
been a little abatement in the excite,
ment. Pilgrims are forbidden the
grounds, but still the visits arc so nu-
merous that it was finally decided to
move the glass. 1t has already been
told that this glass, whom viewed from
any other point than the ground, was
perfectly plain. When removed it was
merely an ordinary pane OF glass. A
new pane was procured from the stock
OF a Gla2ier and placed in the sash. The
moment it was in place n loud shout
went up from the crowd Of people be.
low. There was the same picture that
had appeared in the old glass. The
form OF the virgin with the infant Jesus
in her arms was plainly discribable.
Nothing short oil a bull from the Vati-
can would now convince the people OF
Canton that they are now daily viewing
n miracle.
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A CROWD.
Opening az Deaooi'. Suit Against Hi'
FaithIcsS wife.

Opening az DeacOI'' suit Against Ms
Faithicss wife.
CEASE, FRAxcg, Oct. lS.-Tho action
OF Mr.. Edward Parker Deacon against
his wife began here to-day. Thetrial is
taken to prove criminality on the part
Of the defendant in order that the plain
tiff can apply for a divorce. The great
es, interest is manifested in the case
here, and ut I o'clock this morning the
doors OF the court house were besieged
byn large crowd Of people, all eager to
gain admission.
AtS:3O o'clock the doors were opened
and the crowd made n rush Tor the
seats. In a few minutes every avail
able inch Of space WAS occupied, and
many Of the crowd OF would-be listen
crs found that they would not be able
TO obtain standing room where they
could hear my Of the proceedings.
Their interest OF curiosity was so deep,
however, hat they did not give up the
idea OF gratifying it, and they waited
out side the court house in the hope
that. they would be admitted later in
the uay.
Naitre somange, Mr.. Deacon's
sci, was unavoidably absent, and his
place was taken by NJ. Frank PLATTE,
m advocate from Nice. Counsel for
Mrs. Deacon i%nterposed n plea to dis
miss the suit on the ground that in a
certain letter Deacon had implied an in
tenlion OF abandonment. The judges
retired TO consider this point. and at
1880 p. m. returned and announced
their decision that tho wife had no
grounds upon which to stop the pro-
ceedings, as her Interpretation oil the
letter was not justified. The court hay
ing decided that it had Jurisdiction in
the case, took q recess until o'clock
this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-14
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efFectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
ducsd, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action aud truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to oil and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 hotties by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try i. Do not accept any
substitute.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-14

AM ARBoR, Mich, Oct. l8,-The re.
gents OF tho state university have
adopted a suggestion made by Presi-
dent Angel that the salaries OF PROBES.
sors be raised to prevent other colleges
from constantly robbinG him OF his best
assistants. The raise is from $500 to
$500 annually in each case, in accord
ance with the length Of term OF service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-14

CLEVELAND, ONO, Oct. 1S,-Two hun
bred employees of the Findlay, Ohio,
Window Glass Company quit work to-
day because of a disagreement over
wages. The company had recently
changed from the pot to the tank sys.
tenn and the men demanded a stated
sum per day to insure them against
loss on account Of poor glass.