davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1892-12-13
FruItand Gnrden Tona

Five and ten acre tracts, easily cleared
south of town. Low price. Easy terms.
ALFRED THOMPSON,
Room 10, Chilberg block. d3-6t
, 1892-12-13
BuckItnss Arnteo SaIve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Acme drug store, Mari & Ross,
PrOprietOrs
, 1892-12-13
6s2 MAIN STREET.
WANTED.

A MAN for general work in the country
n Wages moderate, but sure. One willing to
Wo5k and make himself generally useful will
ma employment all the year around. Apply TO
Lansdale, Hendrickson & Co. for Information.
lOOl and lOO2 East Fourth street. d7-6t
~ IRL for general hOusework. Inquire at No
VI 1905 Franklin st. d6-tf
NlRL TO do general hOusework, corner Of
- Nlnth and JetterIon streets. dec3-tf
lRL for general housewOrk, must be good
" cook. Apply l1S, Thirteenth street If
, 1892-12-13

The public Is
cautioned against
fraudulent imita-
tions and counter
feits Of DR.. Pierce's
medicines, which
are sold at less
than regular
prices by dealers
not authorized to
, 1892-12-13

Heart Disease cured. DR.. Miles New Cure.
, 1892-12-13
no EXCHANGE.

II, NONi0 NO ol4' Fourth street. m2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30
A BOLD ROBBERY.
A Fourteenth Street %lsesid.nco Broken
iptn nud n Cond iInuI yI,,I, .aI

A Fourteenth Street l.esid,ncs Broken
into aud n Good Haul Made.
The residence OF Mrs. John Truschel,
No. ZIG Fourteenth street, was the scene
Of ono OF the boldest robberics that has
been committed o that thoroughfarc
in the series that have been perpctrated
in that locality in the past few months.
Shortly alters o'clock Saturday morn
Ing Mrs. Truschel was awakened bv
some one walking about tho house and
called out, and, receiving no answer,
went 10 sleep, only to be Weakened again
by the same noise later. She arose and
went to her sons room, on the same
floor. as she thought he had been walk
ing about. Finding him sound asleep
che again retired. s]s
About G o'clock Edward Truschelgot
TIP to catch all early train for Washing
ion, Pa, and was very much surprised
10 find that all his wearing apparel was
missing. 1t had been placeIGnlongside
the bed the night before in tho room he
was sleeping in. Upon investigating
no found it had been stolen,during tho
night. The articles taken were u brand
new suit OF clothes, which contained a
fine gold watch and chain, valued at
500, which Mr.. Truschelo bad bought
only a few days before. S. in paper
money and some change in silver, also
anumbor OF trinkets. The police were
notified.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30
REPUBLICAN, PROSPECTS
In the Kannwha TnlloI-Encourngln: Re
ports From All pnrts

iu tue hnnnwha NnlioT-EncournglnS RE-
ports From ALI Parts:
Mr.. G. W. Hall, Of Charleston, is in.
the city. Mr.. Hall is ono OF the fore
most Republicans in the kanawha
Valley, is chairman OF tho Kanawha
county committee and is one OF tho
leading candidates for the Republican
nomination for state auditor. He
stated last night, in response to an in
qulry by an ISTELLI0gNCER reporter,
that he has met with much encourage
ment in his canvass and has much rea-
son to believe that he will stand a good
show for tho nomination when tho con-
y%ention meets in August. Eo is in
Wheeling on business which has no
connection with the canvass, however,
he stated.
Asked about the Republican pros
poets in the kanawha valley this year,
Nj. hall said that they arc very good.
The party is thoroughly united"
sad he, "and We have all excellent show
LOT carrying that congressional district
ms iail. The Republican vote has in.
creased wonderfully in the past four
years. In 1855 many OF the great new
coal industries in tho valley had lust
Ocen started, and the hundreds Of opcr-
a'lyes, most OF whom are Republicans,
iad not been in the state long enough
10 have 4 vote. They will all be en-
utled to vote this year, however, and
you may look for great things from our
section OF tho state. Kanawha county
u good for an old time rousing majority.
We have no factional troubles there
nov, and the Republicans Of. the county
Will present a solid front.
Aeep your eye on Mercer, Mcdowell
ard other counties whore tho work OF
industrial development is going on so
rapidly, The increase in the Republic
can vote will surprise you. The Demo
stals won't be able to count us out this
seaT. The Australian ballot law will
wG5k III u favor. Evcrya Republican
WI vote and have his vote counted.
everywhere | so in the state L hear
sood reports. Tho Republican watch.
. WGfd IN West Virginia seems to be
YIN, Nigor and Eictory.'ns2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30
BELLAlRE
AL Sorts OF Local News AMI Gossip from
tho Glass City.

AL Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
There is very general public interest
now manifest in the effort to secure the
new insane asylum to be located some
where in :Easterni Ohio. The impress
sion is out alter talks with the commits
mission appointed to decide upon q loca-
ton that it will be.oither built here or
at Stcubenville. Dr.. Richardson, who
is one OF the state commission, SAYS he
is in favor OF buildingon the picturesque
hills that border the Ohio river. Mar
tin Cowen is Just home from Columbus,
whore he met two members OF the
commission with reference to this mat
ter, and is enthusiastic over the dis
position TO place it somewhere along
the river, and the additional fact that
commissioners themselves had figured
out that Bcllaire has direct railroad
communication with tho county seat OF
all tho counties in tho district save
two, and one OF these is Cadiz, the
other New Lisbon, and no other place
can have any moro direct communities
ton with these, except S~teubenrille,
and it has disadvantages as to other
county seats. Everything looks favor
able to this section except the fact that
tits in the extreme southeast corner of
the district Tho commission will be
here this week and q mass meeting OF
Bellaire people has been called at city
hall for tomorrow evening to arrange
for their reception.
Colonel Poorman spent Sunday with
his family hero. His success ~latterly in
bagging nice plums politically has put
new life into him, and he appears
younger and more cheerful than he VS.
ever known to be. Hc was somewhat
surprised yesterday while attending
the First NJ. T., church, in hearing the
preacher in one OF his illustrations rs to
how persons arc often called unexpcct-
edly to perform great duties, use his call
to the secretary OF stateship. Blythe
way, no has also been selected MS tenn
porary chairman Of the Republican,
county convention, aud will make the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30

Mr.. Patterson. a school teacher from
Somerset township, who WASH, delegate
to the congressional convention and
who has political aspirations, is under
stood to be. the probable SUCCESSOR Of
Colonel Poorman as proprietor and edi-
tor of the Tribune, OF this city. THE
deal is to be made to-day.
The Driving Park has been fenced in,
and is a delightful place for the boys to
speed their horses now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30

BoILs, carbuncles and eruptions OF all
kinds arc natures efforts to throw or
poison from the blood. This result
may be accomplished much more
eiTectually. as we'll as agrceably, through,
the proper excretory channels, by the
use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla. D4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30
TO.uuY,S linlnx inca

All arrangements for the relay race
Mim are complete. Tho riders who
p pms .aES part are Z. S. Michner, Lou
toopsers William Henry, Hurry Cundall,
oscar Smith, Harry Chessell,and Harry
!; HtGoeT. The distance, ftty:six miles,
divided into seven sections OF eight
;n'.es each. The start will DO made
IRON tho Bar house, in Brfoiwnville, Pa,
~ H. q. m, rain or shine, and finished at
sne R.tglae' Office entrance1s Checkers
a.d timers have all BEEN appointed,
;"V everything arranged. Ii the weather
~ favorable good time will, DO made.
rme wheeling cyclers will entertain tho
ss'sGrs and all local wheelmen in the
,b;'nE with a smoker and banquet at
'4ctf club rooms on South!sJacob street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30
A Pointer.

II am very much pleased with Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy" says II. NJ.
Bangs, the, druggist at Chatsworth, Ill.
During the epidemic Of Ia grippe here
it took the lead and was very much'bet-
ter liked than other cough medicines"
The grip requires precisely the same.
treatment as 4 very severe cold, for.
which this remedy is SO efficient. 1t
will promptly loosen a cold and relieve
the lungs, soon effccting o permanent
cure, while most other medicines in
common use for colds only give temper
AIRY relief. 50 cent bottles for sale by.
druggists. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30

sn "a FULL line Of L. G.. Bnrrs2cclebrated
Aue SHOES Just received. &
L v. BLOND. Sole Agent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30

ro,, INC assessor has omitted to assess
viii sec 10 It that you T. listed. You
v w"r Se deprived OF your! Vote In No.
sc,ssril your name Is not on tho MS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad an.
nounccs special trains in addition to
regular, train service and the sale Of
round trip tickets at greatly reduced
rates to Grafton from Parkersbure,
Wheeling, M%organtown, Kcyscr and ali
intermediate stations, for Decoration
Day. May 80. Tickets sold ut the re-
duced rates will be valid for passage go
ing on May 229and 80, and will be good
for return journey until May 81 inclu.
sive, on all regular trains scheduled to
stop ut stations where tickets were pur-
chased. The day will be a gala occasion,
and evcryaccomlnodation will be offered
by the railroad company for the con-
venicnce and comfort OF passengers. In
the grand procession will be ten brass
bands. the Rowlcsburg Military, Nor.
.gantown Cadets with artillery, and 500
G. A. r. Veterans. Hon. K. D. johnson
will be the orator OF the day. Speeches
will be made byother distinguished gen.
tlenen. In the afternoon there will be
t~fve-trottin2 races at thefair5grounds.
For rates and timo ct sbecM Strain
consult appended table. For time OF
regular trains sec schedule published
~1cau.horasip thto ropar ~ ttlLt4st,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30
TOR A I IT

House OF seven rooms 2543 Chaplihe street
! house OF six rooms, viii modern improve.
ments, lot 35Xl2J. South Broadway, island, Si,5yO.
llousc'of seven rooms, Eoft street, 1000 cash,
balance oil easy terms, $500. -
i0t On South Jacob street 500. "
: i0t on Jncob street. Centre .heclfnC, SsD.
very desirable building lots mi B,hrens &
speidels addition; also on the late Site Of strcat
House OF five rooms on Eor st.ce:, between
Iwenty.fourth and Twenty-iiith Streets 81 800.
licsise. six rooms. Wood street. Centre Wheel.
House. five rooms. brick. Fourteenth street. f,
Hall lot on Tvclty!ninth street. SOD.
House, three rooms. First ward. 500.
House; four rooms, Jacob street, contro Wheel.
Island. $500
business honsc on corner Twcn,y.slxth AMI
Chhpline streets. go $50 $50 lG 81"
cheap.
House OF eight rooms. brick. jacob stre,s, b..
tween Fifteenth md sixteenth strectS.
seven lotS, 51Sl0) tecs In Filan. WHY'S all
Gnllhgher's addition. Prie5s,0yto S0) caca.I
Ono OF tho bot manufacturing sltsi IN til,
CITY. trontlnyo on two rallroadI ~
Choice lott IL Glendale.
i1S Ia Filth ward In Fila & Whyssi
addition.
TO LOAN.
500. $500. sl.Ou and $1,000 to loan on city real
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30
Criminal nIatterx.

A petition for the pardon OF Harry
sevbold was forwarded to thegovernor
Saturday. Judge PAUL. and Prosecutor
Howard were among those who signed
it. N
Juror Robinson, of tho first Garrison
trial, will DO arraigncd before Judge
Campbell this week for his misconduct,
which necessitated tho new trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30

oEEcHAa's Pills. )"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30

The common pleas coUrt,s,ThlcH ;al-
iourned Saturday, held tho bequcst.
made by Moses Boggs to the St, Glars.
vile Presbytery for church purposes
void because Of its uncertainty. Tho
heirs had objected TO 1t and suit was
brought in order to have. the court pass
upon it for tho satisfaction OF the oxec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30

TAKE your meals at The milwaukee,
Cafe. RoBERr GRANT. Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30
SEVEN MONTHS IN JAIL
:, tho Sentence Of Dr.. Garrison,
with $3.50 Fine Added.
sNRPpEAL WILL Be TAKEN ATONCE
To tho Supreme Court of'Appcals.
The Motion for II new Trial With.
drawn Saturday and q Motion to
discharge tho Prisoner Made.
other Matters In Court.

Saturday morning in tho circuit court
Iulpe PAUL sentenced DR.. G.. fs'Garri.
ann to seven months imprisonbaent in
the county jail and to pay a fine OF $3.50.
Dr.. Garrison's counsel withdrew their
motion for a new trial, for tho reason,
a, they afterwards explained out OF
court, that they feared judge PAUL.
might reverse his decision flint on n
subsequent trial tho prlsonerzcould not
be- tried for q higher degree tQt, crime
than before convicted Of.
Amotion was made and ARGUED that
the prisoner be discharged, rs no PEN
aI.y for involuntary manslaaghtcr ex-
isted in West Virginia. 1t Say over.
ruled and tho prisoner %sentehce1. Tho
defense excepted to this ruling and will
fake tho motion to the supreme court
OF appeals, which meets in tho. city this
week. ,62ssg
In imposing the sentence Judge PAUL.
said no took into consideration that tho
prisoner had been in jail about fifteen
months.
Tho prisoner showed no emotion
when sentenced, and tho result seemed
to DO generally accepted by tho public
as satisfactory.
Judge Campbell, it was stated to an
IS1ELLIGEScER reporter Saturday, did
no. in either OF tho cases quoted Satur.
day decide that there was no penalty.
In both cases hc overruled the motion
10 dismiss and sentenced tho prisoners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30
first speech Of his campaign on that &C.

hiat ePeeSh VI Iiis vi tiHs "
casion.
Judge briggs went TO his home at
Woodsfleld Saturday 10 enjoy tho four
months vacation that intervenes be-.
tween the adjournment OF court at st.
Clairsville on that day md the conyen.
Ing Of the fall term the latter part OF
September. His enthusiastic but mis-.
guided friends are urging his nomina.
ton for supreme Judge on the Demo.
cratic ticket In this state. 1t Is difficult
to understand why so good q man should
DO made n sacrifice Of In this way.
There was IN ugly divorce and all.
mony case tried In the common pleas
court Just before ADJOURN ent, in
which tho vito OF Joseph Myers, n
prominent farmer, was tho plaintiff. 1t
seems that his mind Is not all right ut
oil times. and takes peculiar turns,
which tho wife says she cannot stand.
They havo been married eighteen years
and have a family. The defense lues-
toned tho chastity Of tho plaintiff, and
1t was a great case for the lovers OF
scandal.
Dode Cochran, son Of cx.SheriF W.
@. Cochran, has been appointed assist.
ant law clerk IN the sccretary'of states
office at Columbus. This Is q temporary
place, in which no assists.in arranging
the laws passed by the last'legisleture
md having them sent out to the various
officers throughout the state, but is
expected he will have. 81 spermRnelit'
place when, through in th&;;a9eSs
The agitation. Of tho profet; obsstv-
anco Of the Sabbath day Shastfinally
reached the city council, and they re-
ques,ed the marshal to see.thatall bust.
ness places. wero closed aSc6fdlngito,,S:
dinnnce on that day, AS 4 consequence.
fear kept more places closed yesterday
than usual, but q great crowd went
down 10 Shady Side and had quite a
picnic. =. .s.AyiI2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-30

$50, $500, sl,or and $1,000 to loan on city real
The Progress., 1892-08-06

least n llunGrc1 persons, Strangers n the
CITY, have walked into his Office and sub
scribed for his paper; not because they
really wanted it, but ms apretext for seeing
the interior of the building about which
such tragic memories cling. Mrs. Peter
son, who lived in the house when Lincoln
died there, afterward removed 10 Chicago,
and her daughter, Mrs Rector, wife OF
we'll known Chicago restaurant Keeper,
has tpe blood stained pillow on which
BOOTHS victim breathed his last.
Fuj her evidence Of the manner in which
a great tragedy lives in the minds ot the
people is found in the fact that every day
a large number of men and women visit
the Pennsylvania railway station in tbs
city to see the spot at which Garfield fc l.
fatally stricken by Guitcau's bullet. II
the floor of the ladies' waiting room Is
The Progress., 1892-08-06
To Win with Il Tailroad.

The railroad is the great civilizcr OF mod
ern times, and recognizing this fact the
Egyptian government is now surveying Il
route for the extension of its railroad along
the Nile rs far south as Wady llalfa. 1t
is estimated that it will cost H,OO0,C0O to
build "A narrow gauge road from Girgch to
Wady Halfa, which forms the present
southern frontier of Egypt. When the
railroad reaches Wady lIalfa it will not DC
difficult to extend it farther south to Don
COLA. The establishment of rapid commu-
nication between Cairo and upper Nubla
would enable the khedive rapidly to trans
port an Egyptian army to the frontiers OF
the Soudan, and all the British officers
now in Egypt believe that as soon as such
an improvement is carried out the Soudar
will fail again into the hands OF Egypt
and without blow.
The Progress., 1892-08-06
r;AUGURATIONs HAVE TAKEN
PLACE.

, t,,bat purposc. In this connection will
Santion n singular coincidence which oc-
rpu(.rred but a short time ago, and TO II
Tss an eyewitness. Senator German was
I.ortipr some friends about the Capitol,
rsa IN while doing so took them ont on the
L. portico and explained to them that on
/ inf{ ,smnorarv platform erected there new
rec[r [rcs;dcnts delivered their inaugural ad-
fP''E dresses.
III A, that instant Senator German turned
~ nj bebeld Senator Hill standing near hy,
fone He, too was looking at the spot
FInIwbere. If precedents be followed, Il great
TrxX.nd lucky somebody will nine months
Eepce turn his face toward a sea OF human
D6 Ibeinps and tell them how good and just he
~ Xiooes TO be in his administration of the
Residential Office during the coming four
= 4 ears. As German and Hill met here and
|. lNmied ut each other stalwart, though
luurhite haired man, wearing an old black
lhlt hat, and humping n heavy cane
Vigorously on the pavement, paused at the
M yhot of the steps. On his arm hung little
th Xvoman, who gave rapt attention to the
vorls Of her companion rs he pointed up
Ixari with his thick stick. The pair were
ISpator Palmer and his wife, and they
, n rere evidently taking a peep at the place
vhere the now unknown and unknow-
ale is expected to stand next 4th OF
l March.
But all three Of these distinguished men
IIJTD s,re in my Judgment, looking mt the
uung place a movcpent is on foot tn
L lave future inaugural addresses delivered
Al tom the west front Of the Capitol. 1t is
2 \ agucd that by facing the east the presi-
/, ~ bnt elect looks toward the sea and the Old
d n Eorld, placing the great empire which has
kapI Ionorcd him behind his back. True, the
/ Capitol Itself faces TO the eastward, but
Ted he central part of the Capitol was bullt
p. p rearly hundred years ago when eiviliza
~ lion in this country was confined to mar
:. \ low strip of territory skirting the sea
board. Not only the nation, but the city
lrs1 Of Washington, has grown up behind the
The Progress., 1892-08-06
FoRD's OLD TUEATER.

n,ittcd in that scene Of the tragedy of ma
tions But more people have been within
tbe walls since theatricals were stopped
than were ever attracted TO it by them.
For many years the building was devoted
to the uses of the Army and Navy Medical
museum. It. was always throrged with
visitors. perhaps half of whom came to see
the place where Lincoln was Killed. For
three or four years the old theater mas
been used as an Office room, ana now rs
pretty and blithe young typewriter WON
an rs YOU would care to see merrlly nam
mers her machine at the very spot where
Lincoln fell fatally stricken.
Still the visitors come, though tney arc
not admitted. After gazing for time at
the blank walls, or stepping into the alley
70 see where the colored boy held the Eorso
ON whose back Booth escaped to Virginia
they cross the street to the house IN whlch
Lincoln breathed his last. That ola iash'
toned dwelling stands just as it was when
the cmancipator gave up his life within It's
walls Since the tragedy it has been used
for a ,-reat yariet-. CT 0urooscs-a dwelling
the office of n real estate firm, newspaper
office. A weekly newspaper is now printed
there. and the editor tells me that III the
two years he has occupied the house al
The Progress., 1892-08-06

NEW PLACE FOR INAUGURAL ADDl'ESs|s'
back of the Capitol, and hence our national
state house and the Goddess of Liberty
which surmounts the great dome face the
wrong way. j,
Congress has given official recognition OF
this fact by appropriating sl,25O'ooo TO
build u terrace on the western front OF the
big building, 50 that its appearance from
the city. and from the direction which All
visitors approach it, need not SAVIOR SO much
u the back door. In good time fnrther
architectural efforts will surely be made 10
turn the face of the Capitol to the west
ward and in good time also there viii DC
agreat day in Washington, Il glorlhcatloni
Of the empire Of the setting sun, n deserVes.
though tardy recognition of the power Oh
The mighty west. On that day the Goddess
d Liberty will be lifted from her pedes'ai
upon hydraulic hoist-she is not an AIRY
fairy goddess TO lie easily moved about as
her weight is 14,9s5 pounds-and when she
comes down again her face will be turned
lowari the Alleghenies, the vast Missis-
sppi valley, the Rockies and tue Ooiden
Gate
The Progress., 1892-08-06
c>pyIrrD MEMORIAL TABLET.

silver star marking the fatal spot, and
near by memorial tablet ornaments the
wall. All dav long this tablet is surrounded
by sightseers, many of whom stand as II
awe stricken in the presence of these mate
reminders of dreadful deed.
ROBERT GRAVES.
The Progress., 1892-08-06
rspecial Corrcspondence.1

r. ,suyCToy, June G.-No living man is
enough TO tell at this time who will
/ {Inaugurated president of the United
t6e 4th day of~7larch next. But
Rasyer he may be it is probable that he
IN deliyer his inaugural address from n
l. which nc president has ever occupied
The Progress., 1892-08-06

The hume which conveys the water from
the mountains to the reservoir at san
Diego is thirty-ivc miles in length ana
composed almost wholly of redwood
The Progress., 1892-08-06
EAeING WESTWARD.
u -,pe PRESIDENTS SHOULD TURN
B ONWARD THE SETTING SUN.

|. completion of the National Capitol
Lars the Western Portico am Avail
site for Inaugural Ceremonies.
~o,hid Curiosity.