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BISMARCK as A sOREHEAD.

The ex-ruler of Germany, Prince Bis
marck, appears to be destined to give his
successor some trouble. To the American
observer there seems to be nothing out Of
the way in his criticisms of Caprivi and the
Emperor; dethroned statesman is always
privileged to show where his successor is
mistaken in his policy; but in Germany
Bismarck's utterances are considered almost
impous, and omiDous threats Of punish
ment are uttered in the official papers.
What troubles the Emperor is that the
ex-Ghancel'or Knows the weak spots in the
fabric he erected, and puts his finger on
them naerrlngly without appearing to care
whether he brings the house down or not.
~ ~ ssle Germans free people, quite
esaslse q SC eTning themselves and anx-
- de In the mental confusion pro-
51ea ~ lssss wars against Austria and
Eisss e COS trsea to plant among thep1
ssfoiisla u the saise Of eonsti-
- ssei fcly. 81 a1rrsc s,s.kpew this
3 "a ssni ~ attsF IA att sS!S e yfer-
aa ass9s ~ been isavsn 20 az in-ongru-
M II 49, II power be MAJ dex-
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FINALLY DISTRIBUTED.
Jessup's Sole Heir Comes in for Ihr,
Tenths of the Estate.

Jessup's Sole Heir Comes in for Three
Tenths of the Estate.
The last act in the contest over the estate
OF Gershom p. Jessup was the signature
yesterday by Judge Slack Of the order and
decree OF settlement OF accounts and final
distribution. This estate is valued at more
than 100000.
Richard j. Jessup. who was determined
to be the heir (born cut Of wedlock, il ap-
pears, had given 40 per cent of all his in
ierest In the estate TO his attorney Henry
!. h0walsky, and they in turn transferred
10 eX-State Senator James ID. Byrnes of San
Mateo their shares to the properties on
Ihird and Jessie streets, oil Clay street,
east OF Davis. ard on the northwest corner
OF Pine ard ST. Mary streets.
i Dung Jessup aud Kowalsky also as
signed to Caroline q. Bogart. Ann A. Lins-
ley and Isaac Jessup the property oil Sacra-
mento street, east of DTumm, at the south
east corner CT COlusa and Arkansas streets
ana on Indiana street, in this city, and the
lot In Sacramento City.
VI bile no values are given, e won Id seem
that the distribution has been about hall TO
10 the son and half 10 the other relatives.
the sons share contingent upon the 40 per
cent interest of his lawyer All the attor
peys In the case are very retieeut as TO the
exact terms OF the compromise.
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ferrous enough to divert peoples minds
from the overbearIDg absolutism of the
throne and the outrageous domination OF
the army, but now that lie is out of office he
can afford to divert his leisure by popular
appeals which, whether they result in his
return to power or not are certain to make
the young Emperor very uncomfortable.
AS matters stand any accident may pro-
woke an outbreak in Germany. and The En-
peror knows that he cannot place implicit
reliance on the army. 1t must disturb his
dreams to reflect that if any trouble did
arise there is an old man at Varzin who
would find fault with everything he did,
and whose hold on the heart Of the German
people is far frmer than his
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nA1LnoAp AReumEnrs.

The Sacramento Record Union, hich
has the reputation OF belonging to the rail-
road companies. endeayors 10 convince the
public that freights ami fares SHOULD not be
regulated by law. course shiS 3 the
Argument OF tbs companies. but is II not
manifest that men who are made. up OF
greed aud selfshness must be re strained in
some way from plunderine lie public? Our
railroad compauy has used bosses so lenRl ~
carry out It's pluDdering schemes that TT
managers have got 70 look upoa the use O!
money TO debanch politicians aud put more
money IN their pockets as perfectly legiti.
mate. Tnis organ Of Tie monopoly says ID
substance keep out OF politics meaning per.
nit tie railroad managers to stransie most
81 the industries 81 California fbaf tbs
nlliionaires nsy resp richss harvest from
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an oppressed people. What fools the rail-
road organ must think we are to allow
few men year after year TO control every
important officer in the State by the use of
money. Money will hire bosses. money will
hire newspapers and money will debauch
politicians. Our citizens have not at this
time even government of their own max
ing, nor have they had one of their own
choice for some time past. Is it not proper
that we took the law-making power and the
administration OK our laws into our own
hands9
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TANMANY SCORED.

local railroad organ took infinite pleas
ure the other night in repeating in its edi-
torial columns news item TO the effect that
q New York clergyman had scored" TAM
many. 1t happens. however, that Tam
many was scored for exactly the same
offense charged against the railroad COM
pany which our local contemporary serves
TO the best Of its ability. Tammany is
charged with corrupting courts; so is our
railroad company. Tammany is charged
with nominating its creatures in political
conventions; so is our railroad company
In fact. all the indictments against Tam
many have been found. if not put upon Judi
eial record, by the people of this State
against the company our iubilant contem-
porary serves with more zeal than discre-
tion. 1t is cot to be expected that our not
overnight contemporary will cease is
service for the railroad company because
the similarity of its methods with those of
IammaDy are pointed out One of the
requisites Of such service is the moral and
mental inability to form proper concep-
ton OF the character of the work.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

DAILY CALL (including Sundays, So per year by
nsh rostps5d; 10 cents per week or SIS cents per
saiehdar month, through carriers. DAILY CALL,
I'VE copies three months Sc IS. SUNDAY CALL
lsi1teen pages). 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
1ALLand WEEKLY CALL. 81 50 per year. postpaid
WEEKLY CALL g pagesl. 81 per year. postpaid.
>95HE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts.
Tor will the editor enter into correspondence re-
ErfCtinC them
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Reduced Excursion Rates.

On July and Tound-tfip tickets Will be sold
via the Northern Pacific Railroad to the national
mining congress 10 be held at Helena, Mont at
greatly reduced rates. THIS will give all wishing
10 visit the Yellowstone Park and the Northwest
an opportunity 10 90 so at an xpense very much
less than The regular rates For tickets and all
Information apply at Northern Pacific ticket
Office. 63S Market street. I. X. STATELER Gen.
eral Agent Passenger Department.
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THE RUSS HOUSE.
The Transfer to Messrs. Connolly & Young
Takes Enect This Mnrninr

Takes Eject This Morning.
Reference was made in THE CALL of
Friday last TO the fact that nee tIations
we're in progress for transfer of the good
will, furniture, etc, of the Russ House Os
Mr.. 3. ii. Seymour TO NJ. j. Connolly and
Colonel Young. The negotiations have
been satisfactorily concluded, and this
morning this old and well-known hotel
Iasses into the hands Of the new proprie-
tors: Mr.. Connolly has been head clerk of
the MOTEL Tor the past II years and is one of
the most popular hotel men on the coast.
ne Sotoyofmneg Hoiel. imess1as6uiff;g son6ms
County, and Is also faVorably known. The
price paid for the transfer is known only TO
those Immediately concerned.
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SIS Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock 2. u. BRANc1 OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny. 81 until IL O'Clock midnight;
sse Raves street, suea uati 9 80 O'Clock; 603
Larl street e,,ea urt 30 o'clock: 25I Mission
street, open uati g @ lock +, NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
street opsn uutff g.9I
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

FURNITuRE-By Chas Levy, at lI35 Market
e.. al @ O'Clock.
EUBNlTCRE.-By Geo. L. IajnsOn, at lSl2 Market
St. at II o clock
FURNITURE.-By VIM. Butterneld, at 1923 jack
son ST., al / o'clock
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Held for Burglary.

Joseph and Edward Bailey. half-brothers,
who were arrested for stealing from the
rooms of a Bush-street lodging house, were
examined yesterday and committed for trial
on a charge of burglary. bail being set in The
sum of 5000
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GEa $50 rssite zSJ'aIE.
NOTICED

Any Of our patrons acho fail TO find THE
AORNING CALL for sale bu trGjn-bogs
ailicoWer a faror By notifying this office o.
HtJact. naming the date and train.
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-rBE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
frpossar iIa7. Ner York City, IS provided with
lstSof c. iio,nia papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
ssitisire rates and sample copies furnished.
F. X MISCH, Manager
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Mrs. WinsIoW's Soothing Syrup''
Eas Teen used over fifty years by millions OF moth
eTs for their children while teething with perfect
success 1t seothes she child. softens the gums,
alays pain, cures wind collie. regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for darrhea whether arising
from teething OF other causes For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world. BE sure and ask
for hrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty tive
cents a bottle
r,TpA nlpce vles svAIA,s 2I3 sutt.r stress
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DROPPED WEIGHT ON HIS FooT- Her
man Rieheri dropped weight from am elevator
door in The Phelan building uIon his right foo
Yesterday IBe foot was badly laceraied and
confused, but no bones were broken
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rHE DAILY M0RNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
New Yt~k.. BRENTANO BROS. 8 Union Square
Chicago. News Stand Palmer House
Nsn orleans. ALLOT & JOUBERT,
Common
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Tiredl Tiredii Tired u, Is the condition OF
many poor, Overworke1, discouraged mortaIs
Hoods Sarsapariila soon gives strength, vig0r
and renewed courage. Why not try itf
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MEETING NorICEs-coNrINUEp.


- Annual Meeting Notice Office of
Best a Beicher Mining Company, room 33,
Nevada block, No. SOC Montgomery ST., San Fran.
cisco. California, une "a, 1892. The annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the above-named cpm-
pany for the election OF trustees to for the
ensuing ear and the transaction OF such other bush
ness as may be presented will lie held on MON
DAY, July II. 1892 Second Monday III july, at
lhs hour OF O'Clock p that day at the Office
OF the company in this city. 1ransfer-books will
De closed on Friday, July Z, 1892 at O'Clock p NJ
1e25 I'd L. OSBORN secretarv
Annual Meeting-Noiice Is Hereby
gwen that the regular annual meeting of the
company OF Associated Stockholders will be held
IN the rooms OF the San Francisco stock aud Ex-
cnahge board on MONDAY. July IL, 1892 at 10
o elecS A. NJ Tor the purpose OF eleeting Board of
directors TO serve for the ensuing year for the
transaction OF such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. BY order OF the Board
of Directors II p l.ANDON Serretarv
saD francisco June "A, 1892 je24 I'd
" Annual Meeting-The Regular An
- nual meeting of'stockholders OF the Oyerman
silver Mining Company viii DO held at the once of
tue company, Ala California street San Francisco
Cat, on THURSDAY, the l4th day of July. 1892
al inc hour OF O'Clock p NJ, for the purpose of
eleeting Board of Directors TO for the ensu
ing year. and the transaction OF other business
as may come before the meeting.
Iransier-books will close on TUESDAY, July H.
1892, at O'Clock P. NJ
GEO. d. EDWARDS, Secretary
once. ala California ST.. San Francisco Cal.j2etd
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"kRITIko" reaus character IRON handwriting.
Write Ia ink, on unTuled paper. In al undis-
kuised hand State sex. Send with Sd cents
stamps or postal note, 10 kritikO," cog Mer-
chant street, San Francisco.
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N.CUTTER'sOID POURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky IS for sale by ali Er5-elsss druggists and
groeGrs. 1rademark-star within a snield.
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GUILTY or ROBBERY.-Patrick Shay was
convicted IN Judge Murphy's court yesterday oil
robbery, In having stolen $50 on the 25th Of last
March from Barney L. Catlln
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Collector Phelps has ordered the Custom
house, Appraisers stores and Government
bonded warehouses closed on July An.
This will practically prevent any ships dis
charging carg0es on the holiday.
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THE MORNING CALL
pUpTTgarIOy OFFICE /:

Has q larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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MALE HELp WANTED.

~ ANTED-SwISS MILKER, NEAR CITY, SOS;
w butter-maker, $50 TO 500 cheesema9eF. $50;
aeUns 70 cut ne
miner, $50: farmers, $50 aAa ffe month. aid
81 20 day; cook for mountain resort and others,
at W. ID. EVER & CO.'S, sc Cay So
lIrANTED-AN AMERICAN Or ENGLaSHNAN
w TO look after boys Ia an Institution, s25 month
and found; Al position. At w D. kMkR CO.'S,
626 Clay sc.
2-RoRsE TEAMSrEEs. CRY, $50 AM
4 board; 20 Iaoorers. city 81 per day and $50 and
found; 10 scraper-teamsters, - 20 per day;
ers. $50: haypressers: 10 tienakers. sc each: 10
shingle,bot makers, 81 90 2e. ecrdi brick molder,
$50; SO italian railroad laoorers $50 sDd found
II. L. WARD & Co, sos and $40 Gays.
uoTEL COOK, coUNTRF sec. SEE BOSS HIRE;
IL hotel COOKS. $40, $50 and $50. hot 81 walt
pantryman for the springs SOS 3 aishwsshers, 500,
$50 and $50. X. L. WARD = Co, eeS and el0
Cay st.
OK RAILROAD LABoRERs AND TEAMsTERs.
~ free fare both ways good wages paid. 10 90
p Saturdays o'clock A. train. Call early, Il. 7.
WARD Z Co, sos and 60 Gay s.
AZ ANrED = MARRIED wooDcHoPPER, 81
w cord for redwood. 81 so for hard wood; mln-
ers, s3y and $40 and found; laDosers for mine.
$50 and found; screwtusneE Ter MIL $50 and
about mill $50 and found, fare paid, blacksmith
helper. 81 so and found qusrrymaa. 81 20 day;
farmers $50 and found; onorsllen sfo and found
drilers 81 SO day and fouad aud lDersSse. 10 ran
road-tie makers. Zoe eaea long JOB; iasorers fer
city. 81 as day and 81 and asssa ga rs, srs,
81 rs and board and 81 y days, artisciaistone "a.
isber. 81 day; wheelwrignt. going wages: haraess-
maker, $50 and found; tauer-iaAAers. $sv and
sac and found, and Others. Apply TO y n. GRuS-
EFT 4 CO. 62S Sscrame 70 50.
NJ ANTED - BoARDIN 6-HouSE COOKS. S50:
w cook, small restaurant 80 and foands Ter
man restaurant waiter, ecuntfy, s35 and found,
hotel waiter, country, szs sSa: restaurant waiter,
IS per week: dishwasher. anu ofe@rs Apply TO !,
r. CRoSETT & CO., 62S sscranls. 10 81
IA ANTED-IRoNER, eouNTRY. FARE PAID.
w $40 and found; plain cock, feGntry hotsi. $ses
wstaf small oyster-hoase, ~ week: eerm*u
water for plain hotel, xSas third waiter sa5
store, %. etc. DELORME ASphk- 80 sntteE
K5AN ABOUT PRIV - tAs2 II $40 AM
III found assortar Ier - 50 sna Lonna:
40 arftteEx. 81 50 and 20. ne tss feohcel tAHs;
70 lsoorsrs. 81 rs per ssss 1steFs. - ~.
L. TEAHI u 4 Co. 81 sce. st al y sItS emery.
BET Pine and S3i1lQ<uta-
~ ANTH0 = fAfERn4N8EK FIRST GLASS
~ hand: 4teG 1ob. seix ssssaderc sd
4 eUNa mAN or ExTK1zfENGs IN tAsoCEEy
dsrs: state 80. Ad&es> SroeerT. box ts. Can
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. !
WEATH BUREAU,
SAN FRANCISCO, July l, 1922
For Twenty-fOur Hours Ending Midnight.
For San Francisco-Fair weather; fresh TO brisk
westerly winds: nearly stationary temperature.
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PHYSICIANS WANTED A PHYSICIAN or
good address TO travel all expenses and asoi
salary 20 right party. Address Physician box -
this oaiee. sssn sts -
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FAMILg AFEssE

Saying the best Tea aad rice.
money. at any Of the IS city ssores
american Importing Tsa conraay.
airect and save all eomm Iaslens. b
cessfai stores on this coast prayes ~
that our prices are reasonaDis. CO
fresh snd pure Headquarters twhs
tail), 81. 81 % and SIS Marsat ST., sa
je22ts
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(fLkRKs SEEKING POSITIONS AS sALRsMFN.
SsaiesadIes. copyiStS bookkeepers. stenograpl.ars
OBTAIN item IT Clerks Bureau. f26 MarSe. III ms
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TIE CALL CALENDAR.

July 1892.
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ErlRSr-CI.A8S STORAGE ADvAScEs naDE
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AN ALLENGHAM. Akrr.s
~ $50 fIfth ST.. NV. cor I'd
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5HESF PRICE PAI1 FO1
A Ing. gold jeee, r noesr7
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| 4 PfIS goLtNE PROD UeES "a. E.sH. l5F'
~ llGe bsist. increases tire iyht Is spy.
desirsg 1; 81 peF boz. 1or 81 { BIZ drn9zissSs Z
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4 STRAL- SEER; PA.sa n
y horoscopes cast. Prof. Re
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LtlGB PRICE FoR gAsk
II send posszi d. RAPHAkj
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IA INDow SHADES Manu-
~ Ger By WILLIAM MePHI E
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w ANIED. BARRIERS % ACCoUNr Of
:. de Ath OF owner first class shop; bath house.
NUS De soia; runs 4 chairs steady has IL b2rh-
rooms Address Z. IAHoFF 2O2 Foarts st -
paTticulars. sa.,s,- -, -.
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GELLING OF r-FINEST f.Yslssfi l. :
- open rom 9 20 s. next to kerr
sunday S2s Market ST, ia eslebr
store don't fc1 yet rus ERrl0 Dor;
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fElllhh CED Ban KEEPER DESIRES A SIT.
- uAuC1; city prele rred; speaSS Italian spanish
ana Eng.lsh address ) A., box 81. THIS once so -
w Ant CARRIE SEP AIHTER. 234 Ninth
= st.ee@ je30 pa
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NJ ANT1o g fAfEBff4N 8EK FIRST GLASS
N7oUNa nxH or ExT EffEYoss IN sARocfRy
otssnesa 80 drive v1J1ns solicit ana IA i've ~
dsrss state "a AdekesS NroeerY. box ts. Can
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IL HITEW AsHxSsf IL
W WORK: rooms ltsue
sc. Machines Tor sac orr
DEM0F Ali hasINs
II Removed 10 M. dr.
sts., lnasr Neya ia ( snss
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- iBg iatess gtyse. plaislr -
49, -sxN-, -7EKT5 -ss1zA 4 'sfSE
h.s.- Afss'ssl, vita large pF
c15ffJ ana 18th century: CASH D
oar iHstaiiraent price rossiEs ca to
promptly attended to. n FRI
and $50 Stockton St.. 2Ss Posi-
Z ADIES' AND CENT? OF
1 tt.r.la al Nrdr,i. i,l..l-.i.k go q \
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Doubtless nobody is in the least surprised
at the republican, simplicity which
prompted Mr.. John w. Foster, the new
Secretary Of State. to so to work at his desk
quietly as if nothing had happened before
be took bis seat. II is the highest office in
the gift of the President and Senate, and a
man who thus settles down to his duties
without ostentatiOn or parade is apt 10
prove a thoroughly conscientious worker.
But. as in other offices. the new appointee
must he tested by results. At present he
country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22

Fdtrnont index.
The newspaper boys Of Wheeling are
progressing nicely with their press
club. They think OF securing rooms in
tho Reilly building, corner Fourteenth
and Market, which would be an elegant
selection. Arrangements will DO made
whereby the country members OF the
press will be made interested in the pro-
ject. When all has been done it will
become apparent that the press club is
just what has been needed. There are
no better fellows in the world than the
Wheeling press gang, and tho moro you
become acquainted with then, the better
YOU like them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22

David Davis, for fifteen or sixteen
years n boss roller at the .Etna iron
mill, will leave to-day with his family
for Clay county, Iowa, his new postolIice
being Linn Grove, Buena Vista county,
and he has bought q fine iarm of 200
acres there. The people who know him
will regret exceedingly to see him de-
part. Ms. Davis has already demon-
strated his ability as farmer, having q
few years ago bought about % acres OF
tho John Young farm. fow miles west
OF Bridgeport, where he has ono OF the
best little market gardens and small
fruit farms in this part OF the country,
Ho has achieved q wide reputation for
high quality OF everything produced on
his place, and he will no doubt sustain
his good record in his new western
home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22

Bishop Kain has issued his usual
Lenten regulations for his diocese. It
contains the usual instructions, with
special provisions for exemption Of per-
sons unable to observe them on account
of illness or weakness. A bnll hasbeen
sent, to oil Bishops every where by tho
Pope to the effect that owing to tho
prevalent and insidious nature Of the
grip, the laws OF fasting, and abstinence
need not be observed during the coming
Lent, except on. Ash Wednesday and
Good Friday, as days OF fasting and the
Ember days OF March 8, IL and u, as
days Of abstinence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
Arrested for tho Alleged Crime.

The case OF attempted rape published
exclusively in the INTELLrGENcrn the
other day finally eliminated in the ar
rest OF John Danford, a farmer in Wash
inston township, Belmont County.
The matter was brought to the attention
OF tho Grand Jury and ignored by it,
but on Friday evening complaint was
made before Squire Jackson, of that
township, and Danford was recognized
to court. He was taken to St. Glars
vile on Saturday and gave bail Tor his
appearance for trial upon the charge.
The testimony upon which he was held
was that OF Mrs. Edward Reed, the wo-
man in tho case, and her husband.
Danford is very wealthy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
Turner carnirnl Tonight.

Tho annual masquo carnival ball OF
the Wheeling Turn Vcrcin will BIO held
tonight at the hall OF tho association.
This annual masquerade is 4 noted
event, and the Turner's have never yet
held one that was not success.
Tho grand march will DO led by tho
Prince and Princess Carnival, escorted
by the Washington guards, consisting OF
eight members OF tho Verein clad in rev.
olutionary costume in honor Of tho day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
Nailors' Wages Here.

A proposition was madc 10, tho Del.
mont mills hot machine nailers Satur-
day 10 accept a reduction, as tho mill
has boon running at loss, when at all.
Tho cold nailers and all other employees
had already accepted n reduction. 1t is
said thatcher mills had longago secured
a private arrangement with their nailers
by which they accepted less wages than
have been paid at tho Belmont.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22

Mayor Seabright is sincerely mourn
ing the fact that no cannot accept an in
vitation he received the other day. 1t
was to accompany his brethren Of the
Volunteer Firemen's Association OF New
York on their proposed special train to
Charleston, South Carolina, New Or
leans, Atlanta and other southern cities.
The train will consist OF Pullman cars
only, and nobody will DO allowed to 90
on it but members OF the association in
Uniform. Tho mayor knows from his
experience on the California trip TINT
tho boys will have good time, hence
his sorrowful feeling. '',''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22

The banquet to be given by the Arion
Singing Society tonight will be big
affair, and one OF the most notable in
the history OF the organization. It will
celebrate Washington's birthday, the
four hundredth anniversary OF the dis
covery OF America and the tenth ami
versary Of the founding OF the society.
Covers will BIO laid for $50 people, Mr..
Charles R. Behler, OF the Hotel Behler,
having entire charge OF tho banquet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
VIII They Got Il?

There is some uncertainty whether
tho boss plasterers will reply iavorably
to tho demand made by the plasterers'
union for an advance OF so cents per day,
the increase to go into effect April |.
AT the last meeting three boss plastorcrs
applied for admission into tho Builders
Exchange, and some see in this move
an intention to resist the demands of
the men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-22
The Ladies',

Tho pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may uso the Caliior-
mia liquid laxative Syrup OF Figs, under
all conditions, makes it their favorito
remedy. To got the true and genuine
article, look for the name OF the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., printed near the
bottom OF the package. DIV