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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-17

n1lh hALLlAA NSnaI NAuAsAOub We NsS
whom they started to discharge thin watory
fluid, with vcrY Offensive OdOr. which lasted
four or fvo months, or until began treatment
at the Copeland Medical Institute.
II was continually hacking and coughing, tho
cough was dry, being unable to raise anything.
with pains through the cCntre OF my chest 10
my shoulder blade, stabbing like knife. My
stomach was entirely knocked out, had no up.
petite ut all, and what little ute forced down;
often would not try to cat at all but when
did cat, could not digest my food, as y lay
heavy on my stomach, and would often bloat
inc up. Bowels costlve all the time, Sorcness
over my kidneys so bad could not bear tho
weight OF G1iyone's hand on my back; lost In
weight from 15S pounds to 12S pounds but now
weigh about my uSuRl weight again.
II now fccl like new man, ears arc vol,
breathe freely through my nose, no moro drop.
ping from my head into throat; soreness IN
throat gone, eyes arc feeling all right appetite
good, and relish my meals, and / do u good days
work now with some pleasure, The bowels arc
regular, do not have TINT tired feeling on
arising / frequently felt much worse when got
up than before won't to bud before began
Treatment My brother.in-law recommended me
to nr4 Copeland, Bell and Davis for treatment,
and now feel 1t my duty to recommend any
ono suffering from q complication Of diseases to
try these doctors at once as they surely can euro
them II anyone can"
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SIS PER MONTH.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

The Greatest Sale on Record Crowds
E. B. Potts's Big Store at Main and
Tenth Streets, and tho Boom is in
Full Blast-.-Bargains Going Like n
Flash at Half Price and 1ess.--A
Present to Every Customer Who
Cuts This Out.
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You Mood Not Dlo to Roap benefits.

A good investment in life, protection
in death, is the result obtained by a
combination formed by the Eastern
Building and Loan Association, Of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, and the National Lilo In
surance Association, OF Hartford, Conn.,,
under definite contract.
Fully paid up stock $500 per share)
pays per cent por annum.
All secured by first mortgages on inn
proved city property. ssi3 ID III
For further information or agency
apply to A. Roeder & Son, Bellaire, o.,
managers for West Virginia, or to
Michael Stein, agent, Fulton, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-17

FoR rheumatism and neuralgia use
Salvation OIL, the greatest cure on earth
for pain. II is an iniallible cure. %
cents.
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FINE Candy Boxes and Baskets up to
$40. AIaiIorderS for Candy filledprompt-
ly and shipped TO any part Of the coun-
try. GEO. = DuRsE.
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FoR SALE.

No, IS Thirty.ilfth street, half lot four rooms
with summer kitchen and largo attic: S.
Three houses on Wood street. high ST0unL
No. 3jlS. $50 aud $500 $3.50 each;
Two houses on Twcuty.ntnth' lour rooms
each, 81, 400 each. "a,
Five lots on Twenty.ntnth street, 30 BY l9I
feet. $500 each.
Brick house, five rooms and largo store room'
1923 Water street, $3.50 ,.
No! $40 Wood street, lot3OXlOO 1906 Sir Tooiih
A good farm Of ny acres ono ana h1lt mlleS
from the city. A good orchard. SIX acres i9
CrGpeS has a tiVo.roomed house, stables. ota,. aud
fhO best Of wRtcE. VIII soil on easy tormSos
trade for city property. f.,
Lots In H0tlmann's addition tho best value "
tho Eighth ward on very easy serms iot +" Suos'
No, 1slS Jacob street, rents for S2l5...... VIZ!
Nc, Il Tllirtyolght street. six rooms news '''''
No. 1924 Chapli1e street, ten'rooulao mousse
BficS honse four rooms and halt Forty'
drgtHnd Woods streets, full lo|
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Our store Boat, THE CYCLONE" Is now
ready for business Look out for greater bar.
gains than eveL WIN remain few days only
st the principal Landings along the river. Ge5
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The Copeland Medical Institute.

speclaltles: Catarrh and oil diseases OF tho Ego,
Ear, Throat and Lungs, Stomach ana all Chronic
Diseases oAlCo hours, TO II o. m. 9 70 p. H.,
7to9p. m. Sunday, 10 70 II a. ~, 2to 4 p. IN.
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r.. B. POTTS.
Main and Tenth Streets,

WHEELING, ". VA
Branch -StnubonVillo, o. BellaITc. O.:
New MartIuSYillc, W, Va, and Parkcrsburgi W.
Va
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BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness.
and bad blood and improper actlonof
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy. D&w
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FROM the city come INC sClLIeTeu
members of the flock, who would travel
any distance sooner than miss assem-.
bling for Christmas under the home
roof tree. They come with laden arms
and gay greetings, bringing in n rush Of
cold air and fresh influx Of the Christ
mas spirit They arc full OF stories
about the trip in the train, OF the coun-
try people and their parcels, OF the
children going homo to grandtather's
for Christmas, OF the parties OF young
people eager for a days skating or
coating, Of the crowds Of vehicles
awaiting the travellers at the stations, OF
the merry greetings, Of the spirit OF
love and goodwill that seemed to brood
over everything and everybody.
After dinner comes the great event oil
tho day-the event Tor which the chill
sdren fondly believe Christmas eve was
fret devised-hanging up the stockings.
Then there is the repetition OF the
never old, always charming poem,
a'Twas the Night Before Christmas. !"
This is followed by anxious conjectures
as to how Santa Claus will manage his
sleigh and his reindeers if there is no
snow on the ground, and then the little
ones are tucked away and left, while
visions OF sugar plums dance through
their heads"
With the frat break Of dawn on
ChristmRa morning there Is rustic OF
excitement through the house. Ghostly
forms fit through the halls and happy
voices shout "Merry Christmasm from
door to door. Then come the hurried
dressing, tho Jolly breakfast, the ex-
change Of gifts, and all the dear delights
OF the day Of days. There is no sound
outside to distract the attention from
these joys. The solemn silence OF the
country in winter surrounds them on
every side and makes sweeter the mirth
aud cheer within.
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Tho Denwoo,l Council,
To ne Editor orMe In,el,foenctr.

To the Editor ftht Iniciigencer
SlR:-Wo venture to intrudo upon
your valuable columns, to ask those
gentlemen who are again candidates for
City Council, after service OF two years,
il they are any more disposed to keep
their promises OF q board walk in our
end Of town than they have been in the
past. This trick OF promising every
thing before an election and then after.
ward lodging tho whole matter is
played out, and VIC think tho time has
come that our people will consult their
interests by providing for change OF
officers in our city. Wo need sot OF
men who will not consider themselves
Mt liberty to spend hundreds Of dollars
OF the peoples money on road and
then allow the whole expenditure to be.
como q dead loss by tho most lnexcus.
able neglect, as has been tho case with
our road in tho lower part OF town. II
any excuse can DO given for this most
miserable waste Of the Taxpayers
money and fragrant neglect OF duty, VIC
would BIO very glad to hear it.
MARSHALL STREET.
BrllroOd March % Een..
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MEETING OF srooKnoLDERs=
OF tho Little Knnnwha Navigation Co.
A wnrm Time.
Sneeinl nirnnteh "a ia Intiuinsncsr ---------

VI tue Ltie hnna"ha Navigation Co.
warm time.
Special Dlfpd'A 10 ne !at.Af'eneeri
PAREEnspuRe, w. VA, March 2s.-Thc
annual meeting OF tho Stockholders Of
III, I,ttlo Konnwha Nayicot;on Com.
49, 80 49,, ~, t,a.. s".'.' I'm
pahy was helo 1h's ai'crhooh. a pre-
liminary meeting was hold at tho Office
OF tho secretary, L. 81 Dcllickcr. All OF
Tho votcrs al stock wcre nrcsont ,xco,,
! II unlo who ronrcscnts Writ roup.
iva stock md ho WINS in tho civ !,
y Chnnccllor ronrcson,oi thn ivoai
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These words are very familiar to our
readers, as not day passes without the
report OF the sudden death OF some
prominent citizen. Tho explanation is
Heart Disease" Therefore beware if
you have any OF the following symp-
toms: Short Breath, Pain in Side,
smothering Spells, Swollen Ankles,
'Asthmatic Breathing, Weak and Hun
cry Spells, Tenderness in Shoulder or
Arm, Fluttering OF Heart or Irregular
Pulse. These symptoms mean heart
disease. Tho most reliable remedy is
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure, which has
saved thousands OF lives. Book OF tcsti-
monia!s free at The Logan Drug Co.'s,
who also sells the New Heart Cure.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Watcr and AiOvcnicnts of oo1ts
Tho River Interests,

Stage or Water and Movements of Doatss
1ho Nivcr Interests.
The rain ut this place Saturday night
was not circumstance to what fell
along the headwaters OF the Ohio. Last
night the river was rising, with 20l feet
in the channel.
The reports from above were:
NIorgantown. S feet 8 inches and
rising; clear and cool.
Brownsville, - feet 8 inches. and ris-
ing; cloudy.
Warren, 6 feet o. inches; cloudy and
cold.
The new steamer Iron Queen passed
up yesterday at 4 q. IN. for Pittsburgh,
where she will get her cabin outfit. The
Iron Queen is an elegant boat, and too
much cannot be said in her praise. Her
machinery works well and she can be
stored with one hand. The cabin ex-
tends from the forward to the after
bulkhcad, and is pierced in the forepart
with windows; these can be opened in
summer, thus allowing the breeze to
play from ono end to the other. The
cabin is finished in lincrusta-walton
and is tho handsomest on any boat in
the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade.
The whole boat, even to the hull, is
lighted with electric lights. Tho Iron
Queen will leave this port for Cincin-
natl next Friday morning at o'clock
The Andes passed up for Pittsburgh
yesterday at 3 p. m.-Tho Ben IIur got
away for Parkcrsbuag an hour later.
The steamer Keystone State will pass
down for Cinclnn9ti to-day at 5 a. m.
The same hour the Hudson and the
Bedford will leave for Pittsburgh The
Courier will get away for Parkersburg
Mt II 80 4. N.
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A Remarkable euro Of Rhoumntl,,n.

81 y o. HFr O. #.
Mcssra. Cage and Sherman. Of Alex
ander, Texas, write us regarding re-
markable euro OF rheumatism there as
follows: Tho wlfo OF Mr.. William Pru-
lit, the postmaster hero, had been bed
ridden with rheumatism for several
years. She could get nothing to do her
any. good. We sold her a bottle OF Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and she was COM
pletely cured by its use. We refer any
one to her to verify this statemcnt.h
50-cent bottles for salo by @. r. 6 octze,
". ". Irwin, John Klari, g. schnepf, @.
Menkemiller, W. S. Mccullough, NJ. w..
Heinrich, W. u. Williams. S. i. Brice,
John Coleman and W. H. Williams,
Wheeling, w Va. Bowie & Co., Bridge
port, o.; BE. Beabody, Bcnwood, w.
va Il u, + y <. DIV
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SHOCKED TO DEATH.
Eloctrocution OF an Italian Muir
derer In New York. y
WAS THE PUNISHMENT CRUEL :
After Death tho Faco was Found to
DO Distorted and Dlscolorcd and a
Burn was Found on tho Icg..IIow
tho Prisoner Faced Death.

SING SING, n. y, March 2s.-Jcrc.
miah Cotto, tho ignorant Italian who
murdered Louis Frannclosa in Brook.
lyn last July, died by electricity this
morning at l0:40. Cotto's brother Wis.
tied him last night and tried to induce
the condemned man 10 give him SOL
which was in his possession at tho time
no was arrested, but Jeremiah refused
and tho indignant brother thon left, al.
ter notifying Warden Brown that he
could keep his brothers body and bury
it whore he pleased. Cotto spent most
OF tho night in prayer and seemed to
derive much comfort from tho words OF
Father De Saints, who spent tho night
with him. Tho prcliminarios to the
execution did not differ in any respect
from those in the past.
AtG o'clock II. M, the prisoners with
In the great walls OF tho prison began
the usual daily routine in npparcnt ig-
norance OF tho fact that murderer was
to die. Tho witnesses and ten reporters
entered the death chamber at 10 :35 and
at l0:4l tho warden received tho signal
from electrician Davis that everything
was all ready. Tho warden then enter
cd Cotto's cell. At lO:m o'clock tho lit
tic procession entered the death cham
Dor. Cotto walked between the two
priests. Rcvs. Father Milo and Do San
it's, OF Brooklyn. Warden Brown walked
in front OF Cotto. Cotto was repeating
tho prayers in Italian Ritor Father
DC Saints. Cotto was very weak and
appeared to DO ready to collapse. Flo
was quickly placed in the chair aud was
strapped down by two keepers. The
two priests got down OIL their knees and
continued to pray, Cotto repeating the
prayer after them.
Warden Brown gave the signal to
Electrician Davis to turn ON tho current.
This was at 1876. Immediately there
was Il convulsed movcmcn. on the part
ofCotto's body and soft Kissing sound
was heard in the room. Five contacts
were given. There were ten seconds in
tervening time between each contact.
Tho second shock was vas given at
lO:4s. d.
DR.. Irvine then felt for the pulse and
listened to the heart beat. The doctors
present were then invited to step up to
the chair and examine the man. A
number of doctors accepted the invita-
ton. They all pronounced Cotto dead.
The right leg, where the electrode was
applied, was. severely burned. and
Cotto's face was distorted and horribly
j 4 = 4
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a CHICAGO nlunDE. MYSTERY.
Tho body of a Man Floats Out OF n sowcr
Into tho Lake. ~

CnlcAdo, I'LL, March 2s.-Foul with n
mass OF sewer filth, battered and bruised
from blows. tho body OF n man ioatcd
out OF tho Thirty.tlrst street sewer into
Lake Michigan yesterday. Tho body
was that OF man about twenty-five
years OF ago, who, from appearances,
had been dead about three days. Ono
wrist was broken, and on the back OF
tho head was a confusion, caused by q
blow from aome blunt weapon.
Tho disarranged confusion OF the suit
OF cheap clothes in which tho body was
dressed gnye additional evidence that n
struggle had cnsucd before tho death OF
tho victim, md tho pockets, turned in.
sidc out, showed that robbeay was tho
object Of the murder. There arc no
marks OH tho body by which identity
can DO established, and all efforts OF tho
police to discover who tho victim was
have SO far proved unavailing. 1t is
supposed that after being robbed tho
body was thrown into u mnnhole, and
from there iloatcd down tho sewer to its
outlet,
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Barn Burners ut Work.

Special Dispatch TO the lntlliGcnccr.
CADlz, O., March 2S.-A fine barn be-
longing to 'Asbury Cole, near this place,
was destroyed by fire last night, also a
large amount OF hay. 1t is supposed to
be the work OF fire bugs, as this is the
second barn burned in that neighbour
hood in the last three days. Mr. Colo
had no insurance, and places his loss at
two thousand dollars.
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NOVEL DIVORCE SUIT.
a Woman Wants Divorce from Hcr Dend
Husband.

a Woman Wants n Divorce from Hcr Dead
Husband.
Paterson, n. j., March 2s.-Lawyer
Dewitt G. Bolton has under adviscnent
the application OF a woman for divorce
from dead man. IIer first husband
enlisted in the war and was killed. She
married again, and at the death Of her
second husband she ascertained that
her second marriage deprived her Of
the benefits OF the law. Subsequently
she learned that her second marriage
was biEamous, husband No. . having a
wife living at the time OF his marriage
to her.
This marriage, she thinks, can be set
aside US null and void, and then sho will
DO able to procure q widows pension.
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Charter Granted.
Special Dispatch toths InttlIigcncer.

Spcc1d! OSrdItN 70 NE Ih'tlIlgcncer. - N
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 2S.-Tho
Secretary of State to-day issued GER
tifcatc of incorporation to the Weston
Homo Building Associate for tho pur.
pose of encouraging industry, frugality
and home building among its members
and doing such other things as are in
cidcntai thereto. The principal Office
will be kept in Weston, w. Va. Tho
capital proscribed!is one thousand dol.
lars and the privileGeris granted said
company to increase from time to timo
to $500, 900. Shares are 500 each, and
are held by Us. Vandervort, and nine
others Of Weston, VIVA.
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THE WATER WAS COLD
And Mrs. Donnoily Decided Not to Drown
Heraolt ms Sho Threatened.

And Mrs. Donnoily Donided Not to Drown
Heraolt ms Sho 1llrontoned.
Special Di,pnteh to he. In:tli1encsr 81
SrEuBENvlLIE, o., March 2S.-Con-
siderable Excitement was occasioned
about g o'clock this evening by an at
tempt at drowning by Mrs. Dounclly,
who walkedto tho river at !Washington
street and wadel mover, her :an!s!cs
and then concluded to forego the at
tempt. Sho and hor husband have
boon having domestic quarrols for
several days. Last nigh. no blacked
her oyc. To-day they quarrclcd on the
street and sho threatened to drown her
self. She walked down to the river fol-
lowed by large crowd. She looked
at the cold, muddy water and backed
down. Several officers were attracted
to tho place and led her. away. She
has been drinking and lately, lost her
babe. which has praYcd on her mind.
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WHY THEY DIDN'T SING.
Colorcd Citizens Have No Protection In tho
Democratic Solid South,

Colorcd Citizens Have No Protection In tho
Democratic Solid South.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-F. L. Barrett, a
colored attorney, who figured conspicu.
ously in the meeting at which number
OF colored people last night protested
against the singing Of America" said
to-day that n permanent organization
would probably be formed here to en-
ploy detectives who would investigate
lynchings of colored men in tho south
and bring the perpetrators to Justice.
There was Greathubbub over the pro.
lection OF American citizens in Chile"
said be, "but there are 100000 Amcri-
can citizens OH American sol. unpro-
tccted, and nothing is thought Of it be.
cause Of their color. 10 them national
flag or national hymn means nothing
substantial"
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sIore Forged Paper Found,

CLEVELAND, O., March 2S.--Friends Of
John Huntington have just discovered
that there is s2s5, 900 forged John Hunt
ington paper anoat in the city among
the banks traccAble to ,hesPainesville
bank failure. They have commune
Gated to Henry P. Ranney, and it is
probable that A. G. Hord. Huntinston's
son.in.law, will leave for Europe at once
to counsel with Mr.. Huntinst ton.
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Wcst Yirclnin Ponsions.


EVeI'U' U1SpV3cH 10 VIC IH7tTIUeNctf. ~
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-West vir-
ginia pensions: Original John NJ.
Thorn, Harrison HaGoy, Thomas Han
ris, jr., Peter Coc, Norris Matthews,
Samuel B. Crew, WILLIAMSBURG, John
W. Myers, james II. Flanagan.
Additional-Daniels Hunter, Joshua
McElfrosh, Isaac Colwan, Justus F. Ross,
George w. Sims, Lewis S. Youst.
Original widow-Jane A, Scranipe.
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Edrn ond Donlnm Dead,

Special Ol'ralch 10 nc 7n'eEigcnccr. -
CLARKsBuRG, W. Va, March Esd.
mond Denham died at his homo near
Lumbcrport this morning after an i'll
ness OF several months. Mr.. Denham
was a prominent Republican and q
highly respected citizen OF this county.
The funeral will take place tomorrow at
Shinnston. n
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Plunged Once too Oftcn.

CHICAGO, March sc. P. Docrr &
& Co.. board Of trade mon, who have
been "lons" hall a million bushels OF
wheat with tho market declining failed
to-day. Armour & Co., and q long list
OF other firms arc creditors. Docrr
made about $4,000 on the advance in
last August when Partridge lost SO
heavily. He was for a long time an
active and successful scalper, but OF
lato has been plunging good deal and
lost steadily.
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ENTICED FROM CHURCH

By Young Wonnn-Strnnso Abduction Of
fiftcen-Ycar.old boy.
Special Dispatch to the IntcNiatncer.
CADlz, o., March ga case OF alb
duction happened in the neighborhood
of Hanover, this county, last night. A
young lady OF Carroll county, Ohio, APP
peared in the neighborhood two or
three days ago, and followed the fifteen
year-old son OF Wesley of Fcrrill to
church, where he was seeking religion
at the altar. Last night she induced
him to leave with her, and the two dis
appeared from the church into darkness.
Although thorough search has been
made for the boy and his abductor up
to this time nothing has been heard OF
them.
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Railroad Commissioner Norton Resign.

Railroad Commissioner Norton Resigns.
Special Dispatch to the Intcl'igenccr.
COLUMBUS, O., March 2S.-Hon. J. A..
Norton, state commissioner OF railroads
and telegraphs, at II n. M, rendered
Governor Mckinley his resignation, to
take effect May !. This action on the
part OF Dr.. Norton is understood to be
in accordance with an agreement en-
tered into between himself and Gov
ernor Mckinley soon after tho inaugural
ton. 1t is said that pr. Norton as-
surnd the governor at that time that he
would step down and outwhencver his
successor was selected without any ac-
ton on the part OF the legislature.
William Kirby, of Toledo, has been
named as the Republican successor by
Mr.. Mckinley.
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s7l IT has been conjoctured that tho Sc.
cret Of antediluvian longevity was some
method OF keeping tho blood pure,
warm, and vigorous. Moderns accom-.
plish the same purpose by. using Ayers
sarsaparilla-the best blood medicine
ever brought to light. p4w ::
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The secret art Of beauty lies not in
cosmetics, but is only in pure blood,
and healthy performance OF tho vital
functions, to be obtained by using Bur-
dock Blood Bitters, <79 DIV