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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-14

wool. Pa. This occa.
stoned violent neural.
gic pains over my fore.
head and through my
&c mplcs. which almost
blinded me. Ny chest
felt rs II held IN a wise
NIL the time and | hud
constant pains sh loot.
Ing through to ia c
shoulder blade on ench
side. My breathing was
so oppressive that |
could not initiate my
lungs 10 the full ex.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-14
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SAIE.

No Is Thlrty.hrt street, ground 65xl2S u.
icc! .fOoins, price. 00o
40 ny Eolrs.rclt, half lot. $40
~ i:u Market street, q rooms, hall lot..... $50
NO 70 Thlrty.clghth Strcct.................. $500
No. hi Ihirtv:cighth strcet............,.... $50
40 ll59 Charles street and three lots....... lOj1
No 2io3 Woods street
Pleasant Valley lOt,. 500 To $40 each.
acre. - :. ''' W ~
HELvEDERE LOTS.
30. lOt Main street.
No42lQl Ghapllne street. 49, 's-S,
No, III Sixteenth street +,
No. SlJl Woods street, ~,
M 39a Woods Lttect
flye'toomcd house aud lot AT McMecheup
-Four lots IN McMcchei, Milcr's addition.
no. ~ Sixteenth street.
desirable Chaplinc street property.
No. D North Front street
10 IVY McCollochstr lot Goxl2o feet, $3.50
10y on South Front street, 81, 900. '7'
hoi on South Front S,tcet, 81, 400 ii
building for manufacturing purposes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-14
Enchanting Presentation Of Living Tableaux.
/ ss Pic tureSque Moorish Life 50

enchanting presentation OF Living Tableaux.
sa Pic turesque Exhibitions Of Moorish Life
& Delightful Porrayals of Spanish Scenes
Realistic
Granada. FIRST OF DISCOVERY
s." ROYAL RECEPTION OF COLUMBUS AT BARCELONA:
The Lie the Great Explorer Illustrated the
with all the Chief Historical Events Connected Herewith
Costumes Worth $4,000. Horses Worth S15OOOO
Embems Armor and Trapping worth $4,000 Scenery
STUpENDOUS EXHIBITION, GL0RIOUsLY, PRESENTED
Marvellous Trained Animal Dep artment!
Performing Cats Sheep, Tigers
Hyenas, Panthes, Wolves Bears Zebra Elephants Camcls
&c, &c. all executing clever tricks.
Giant Horse Gigantic Ok Dwarf Zbus Miniature Cattle Hairless Horse
with Three Eyes Three Nostris and ThreciIiorns;
E1AIEzyl.AHD SToERIES ON VUEEEIaS.
Magnificent New Street Parade with Living Iabeaux Illustrating the
Nights Chidren Nursery
80 Rhymes at Q o'clock the morning OF Show
Admission to ALL SO Cents Children Under Years Cents
BAuMER & CO. Music " ~ - " : "
CHEAP EXCURSION RATES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-14

Nearly every one needs good spring
medicine, and Hoods Sarsaparilla isun.
doubtedly the best. Tryit this season. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-14
Catarrh al NcuraIcin. Z

My nostrils werc cloSSed up, SC. with catarrhal
secretions and swcllings that Icoulnot breathe
Though Ihnnl EnNs Mr. ElASIn.- A Kim z LII IL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-14
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE!.

500 buys 2jx122 feet on South York street
500 buys 2oElt1 feet on South Huron strsct
500 buys 3Jxll2 feet on North Huron street,
road. q rZ - - :
81. 100 buys fine lot OH South Front street,
Sl.WO buys fine lot on South Front street "-.:
81. 80 buys fine lot on North Front street
Sl,91buys line lot In Pleasant Valley, lS0xl5Oft
sl.200buys fine lot In Pleasant Valley, S0xo5O it
sl;so0 buys n lot %oxl3l feet on Zane street. ! =
SIPS buys lot 25x120 It on Eo'T ST., Eighth ward'
sl.Do buys lot 3lx9i feet on r iiteenih street
500 buys lot a0xl00 feet on South Penn street,
5000 buys lot 50xl0) feet on Eo0siree,, Eighth
We also hnvc improved properties In all
sectioy, Of the city. all OF which are held ut
reasonable prices.
RINEHART & TATUM,
Telephone 30 aps7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-14

ily excrtion completely exhausted me. Under
Dr. Copeland aud associates treatment all the
symptoms OF which suffered for so long, disap-
pcarcd. and to-day feel like another pcrson.
strong and hopeful rs ever have felt"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-14

Twas all stopped up rs II Ind been breathing
tho foul air OF the mines all night. Although
my appetite was gool,what ate lid not seem 10
do mo any good, us lost flesh rapidly ind was
fast going into decline: After treating n short
time with DR.. Copeland and his associates eau
conSeicnti1usly say that my trouble Is all gone.
feel young again and have more lIic than
have had for years
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-14

p!tation OF the heart.
pain over the'eycs dir
illness. shortness of
breath and smothering
sensation. l had n
strong desire for food,
but each meal caused
me so much distress
and bloating OF the
stomach that | was lIn-
able 10 cat the neccs-!
sary amount OF food 10,
sustain lie. l wa s.
tired all the timc; my
daily duties wore n
drug and ti1n Iooat hol-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
PYTHIAN SISTERS.

The residence at All Friendship street
was the scene OF a pleasant party last
Tuesday evening. the occasion being a
lawn party held by Good Will Temple OF
which Sister Bragg Is most excellent
chief. Among those present were mem
bers of Unity, Elmwood, East Providence
and Hope Temples.
During the evening musical selections
were rendered by p. A. Sumner and the
Hungarian Quartet.
The committee of arrangements was
Mary Farrell, Lizzie Fuller, Priscilla
Chace, Jessie Bramar and Julia Bragg,
and much credit IL due them. for making
the affair SO decided success socially
and financially.
Good Will Temple had twenty-five OF
its thirty members present last Friday
evening. tThree candidates were initiated.
Sister Harrington will give to the member
bringing the largest number of candidates
before January /, a solid gold ring, and
Sister Hershon will give the second on
the list ladies gold watch chain. There
were present Grand Chief Mrs. Rilda
Dodge, Grand Manager Mrs. Emma Nc
Laughlin and Past Chiefs Mary Millett
and Susie Doran. During the evening
there was bean-baR contest. Brother
w. .. Braman and Sister Lizzie Fuller
were the winners. The temple will meet
again next Friday eve ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
SONS OF VETERANS.

The RHODE ISLAND Division, Sons of
Veterans, will hold its annual field day
at Rocky Point August q. They will be
accompanied by the Sons and q. A. X.
comrades from Whitingsville, Mass. The
delegation will leave PROVIDENCE at 10
A. NJ. Headquarters will be established
at the Mansion House for the day. The
following committees have been appoint
ed: Reception, 4. M. Sweetland, w. Is.
Russell, L. ii. Barton, c. ii. West, w.
NJ. Gorham, William NJ. p. Bowen; aids,
A l.. Pierce, r. A. Mason. s. ii. Dona-
hue, James Warren, G.. l.. Pettis
The committee have obtained exclu-
sive use of the baseball grounds for the
purpose OF having games of various
kinds. The principal feature will be the
baseball game between Fred Il. Davis
and Capt. A. X. Tilton Camps.
Gen. "A. f. Burnside Camp, No. 3, was
well attended last Tuesday evening.
Quartermaster Sergt. William McCurdy
has resigned his office in the camp.
The camp voted to attend the anniver-
sary of Gen. George q. Meade Camp, No.
IL. of East Providence, Sept. Z.
AT the regular meeting of Gen. James
A. Garfield Camp, No. IL, last Wednes-
day evening, IL was voted to omit the reg
ular meeting Sept. T. for the purpose OF
attending the anniversary of Gen. George
q. Meade Camp, No ~, of East Provi
dence. William r. Sherman was adj
mitted to membership.
Capt. A. X. Tilton Camp, No. Q of Paw
tucket gave reception to Col. L. NJ.
-Sweetland on his return from the Ma
tional Encampment at Helena. There
were two candidates initiated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

house, was In tho city Thursday and
called upon Secretary s. II. Blanding
The Bos,n says he has not experienced
any hot weather yet at his isolated home
In PROVIDENCE river
On the ground occupied bv che reunion
tents and In the centre Of the White lot
ellipse will be built rough model of the
famous old vessel Kearsage, and upon the
deck of this impromptu man-of-war the
sailors aud other comrades Of the sea will
hold their reunions. The model of the
Kearsage will be tho central figure. On
each side of IL will be stationed three
tents for the squadrons as they existed
during the war; Each tent will be Of the
same size, and will be assigned TO the
squadron OF the North Atlantic, the
squadron of the South Atlantic,
the gulf squadron, the Mississippi squad
ron, the Potomac flotilla, the marine
brigade and the Marine Corps. The
Kearsarge will appear as she did In the
fight with the Alabama, with all her APP
pliances worked out. One gun of the pat
tern used in the battle will be mounted
for the purpose Of firing salutes, but the
others will be dummies. In all respects
the vessel will be a perfect Imitation of
the Kearsarge that wiped out of exist
ence the pride OF the Confederate navy.
One day will be set apart for the re-
union of each squadron, and ION each OF
these days the highest ranking officer
who is living will be in command.
A handsome line OF folders In stock at VIM r.
Browns, AS Eddy street. Get prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

the initiation team of Loyal Prosperity
Lodge Of Pawtucket will initiate three
candidates into Lily Lodge. Don't for
get the time, boys. Lily Will make you
welcome.
Prosperity Lodge is making arrange
ments FOR the proposed visit to the Loyal
Lily Lodge on Friday evening, Sept: 2,
when It Is expected that q large number
will leave Pawtucket. p. G. Joseph
Davies has received communication In
viting the initiation team of Prosperity
Lodge to initiate five candidates into the
Loyal Lily Lodge on that evening, and
hopes that 1t will be notable occasion.
Loyal Mount Hope Lodge held It's reg
nlar meeting Friday evening, Aug. 10. In
Foresters hall, Lonsdale avenue, Central
Falls, with a fair attendance. The first
degree was worked on twenty brothers,
by p. g., Joseph Davies, Of Prosperity
Lodge. Grand Master of Mount Hope,
and II. c., Brother Shepard OF Loyal
Victoria, lecture master OF Mount Hope.
The lodge had several propositions for
membership and has also a number to
initiate at Its next meeting, September 2.
The following brothers were among the
visitors: G. M. Thompson, Il. r., Joseph
Townsend. T.. e., A. Clement, N. g., of
Prosperity Lodge, and Brother Cameron,
T.. G., Of Loyal Victoria Lodge.
Book and Job printing Of all kinds done ai
Browns 45 Eddy street. See prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
MANCHESTER UNITY, 1907.

Eureka Lodge had well attended
meeting last Friday evening The excur-
sion committee reported progress and
hoped that they would be able to make -
final report mt the next meeting of the
lodge. A social committee of tive was
appointed to- make arrangements for n
social or entertainment TO be neld the
latter part Of September. ana an invita-
tion was extended To Victoria Lodge to
make fratcrnal visit ON Friday evening,
October z.
George Il. Daniels, T.. g. NJ, was ap-
pointed chairman of the social committee
of Eureka Lodge. II. q. j. K. Holloway,
J.. q. Oliver l., Marshall, James q. Lay
cock and A. 5. Clifford are the other
members OF the committee.
The district officers instituted the Loyal
Sterling Lodge, at Sterling, Conn, on last
Friday evening. There were twenty
seven charter members.
On Friday evening next, Eureka Lodge
will initiate one candidate.
At the next meeting Of Loyal Lily
Lodge the excursion committee will pay
this lodge friendly visit, TO pay of lit.
tie score that IL has against one OF the
members. On the sauie evening, sept. 2,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
LADIES or NAVAL VETERANS.

There was very full attendance at the
last meeting. Aug. 20. with Mrs. Frances
4. Topliff at the helm to guide the good
old ship OF war, to prevent prevent the craft from
under sufficient headway to keep her on
the right course to the successful termina-
ton OF the cruise. The shipmates were
very much interested In the reports from
the committee on entertainments, they
reporting that all necessary arrangements
have been made for the musical and
literary entertainment to take place in
lower hall, Journal Building, "A Eddy
street, next Tuesday evening, the 30th day
of August, at 3 o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Blanding, daughter OF
Property Clerk Blanding, secretary of
Farragut Association, Naval Veterans,
has written an article, entitled "Woman's
Abilities" which will be read on the
above occasion.
Reports come in that very large num-
Der of tickets have been sold SO far, suffi
cient to guarantee grand success in the
undertaking.
The Ladies of the Naval Veterans will
be extended an invitation TO join other
visitors in Baltimore on sail down the
bay. Friday the 10th of September. On
that day the delegates will be engaged in
transacting the official business of the en-
campment at the Lyceum, consequently
the Ladies' will have to take the trip by
themselves. Also, Tue Ldules Will parLlcl-
pate in the grand banquet given by the
merchants of Baltimore, TO the Off
GERS, delegates and shipmates Of the
the National Association Naval Veterans,
Friday evening, the 10th of September, at
which time the menu will be the finest
ever offered on an occasion of this kind
This being the first time the National
Association of Naval Veterans will hold
their encampment on a separate date and
in q separate place from the National
Encampment g. A. r., the citizens of
Baltimore wish to show their apprecia-
!. tion of the valuable services the naval
veterans have rendered the country at
large during the late war
IL is expected that the Ladies of the
Naval Veterans will appear in the parade
in carriages, in Baltimore, Saturday, the
18th of September, and will be assigned
in position on the extreme left of the line,
giving them fine opportunity to wit
ness the greatest naval parade and de-
monstration that has ever occurred in
the annals Of the United States, thereby
showing very great mark OF respect
toward the ladies by this act Of courtesy
on the part OF the citizens of Baltimore.
Get Browns prices on combination tickets ioe
fairs. ETC.. As Eddy street. Prices reasonable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
Mr.. SOMERBY MISSING.
His Family Claims Ignorance as to
His Whereabouts.
IRON HALL AFFAIRS AT A CRISIS.
The Lodges are Scared and Trying to Save
Little-Two OF the Three Orders I'm
Hartford Take Measures to Protect
Themselves from Being swamped.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-The affairs OF
the Order OF the Iron Hall In this city
were brought to crisis by the filing of
. bill In equity by John w. Keen and
Louis 8. Gunzenhauser against the
officers OF the supreme sitting Of the
Iron Hall. The court Is asked to appoint
. receiver for the entire state of Pennsyl-
yania and to issue an injunction restrain
ing the defendants from interfering with
the business OF the corporation In this
state, preventing them from demanding
or receiving further monies from the
members of the local branches, and en-
joining the defendants from permitting
the money already paid to be
lapsed and forfeited.
The court is also asked to direct that
the business of the order in this state be
wound up, and the funds restored to the
persons from whom they were received.
II is expected that a hearing for . pre-
liminary injunction will be held today
before Judge Breezy.
There Is considerable speculation here
as to the wherea bouts Of Supreme JUS
tice Somerby. No one has been able to
find him in Philadelphia. Wednesday
night report was current that he was in
Detroit, from which place IL was said, he
could easily get into Canada IL such q
step became necessary. The front of Mr..
Somerby's residence looks unoccupied
and the bell has been removed to relieve
the family from the constant ding dong
ing of persistent inquirers.
His family is there, however, and q
trip to the back door resulted In the dis
covery OF Somerby's son. When asked II
the supreme justice was at home, he re-
plied: "My father Is not at home and
has not been. Wednesday night we re-
ceived a telegram from him stating that
ha MD m NJ hnyuQ last NIGHT Ha had
left indianapolis and stopped OF on the
route for the purpose of attending to
some business"
Just where Mr.. Somerby had stopped
oil, his son did not know, or II he did, re-
fused to tell.
A second bill In equity asking an In
has been filed in the name of Isaac Hart
ley, member OF local branch 148, OF this
city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
ALFREDiANS.

Brigade No. 1 met Monday evening
with Hon. Commander Thomas Nichols
presiding A good report from the widows
and orphans fund committee was made.
During the good of the order remarks
were made by Past Right Hon. Protector
George Roberts, which were very en-
couraging.
Brigade No. met In Odd Fellows Hall,
Academy avenue. Wednesday night. One
candidate was iniatiated and nine appli
cations were received, so the officers must
all be present at the next regular meet
ing and members of the brigade are in-
vited to attend. Remarks on good OF the
Thomas Nichols of Brigade, No. 1, and
Past Commander Horton of Brigade q
Brigade, No. . meets this evening In
Odd Fellows Hall, Hewes street. Three
candidates will receive the initiatory de-
Rree-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
KNIGHTS OF pyTHiAS.

Garfield Lodge had a big time last
Tuesday evening. This was on account
OF the little boy who was recently added
to the family of Past Chancellor John
Ogden, who gave the boys feed" and
a smoke In honor of the lad.
Next Tuesday evening the matter OF
raising the death benefits from $50 to 500
at the death OF brother, and from go to
$50 at the death of brothers. wife will
come up for action. Every member OF
the lodge who is interested in this matter
is requested to be present.
Brother Hainsworth was reported sick
and Brother Sonner to have recovered.
The attendance in st. George Lodge
still continues to increase. 1t had much
larger attendance than usual last Wednes-
day evening. Two applications for men,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26

The National Convention meets at De-
troit, Mich, Wednesday, Sept. 2lst, and
during the past week National Command
er James 4. Roach and National Pay
master +. A. Emery have completed ar
rangements for the transportation Of the
delegates and comrades who will attend
from the New England ; ates, they have
succeeded in securing the low rates of SD
for the round trip, starting from Boston via
Fitchburg Railroad and Hoosac Tunnel
Line, ana IL is expected at these low rates
the Garrisons from the Eastern States
will be largely represented. An invita-
tion has been received from Chicago for
the delegates To visit that city, but they
cannot accept, as arrangements have al
ready being made To spend one day at
Niagara Falls. A circular will be issued
this week, giving iull information re-
garding the trip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
TOTTEN LOOSE AGAIN.
Tho Late Yale Professor Takes Anothep
squint Ahead.

squint Ahead.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Aug. 2o.-Charlss
A. L. Totten, u. 8. A., late professor OF
military science in Yale Ia out In another
warning message, couched, II possible, Ia
more ominous terms than ever. He maine
tains that his calculations are being
minutely fulfilled and that his published
system of chronology contains nothing
but the truth, and that since March ~,
1892, everything conspires to fasten hi6
conviction as to the critical nature Of the
crisis now at the door.
The professor says that he II firmly
convinced that during the jubilee year
1856, A. D., reckoning from the 6sp-
tember equinox, the clouds now gather
ing upon all sides will cuiminats. This
year." he says, sis the central ono Of the
seven with which the GENTLE times
close"
The professor says that he looks upon
the period in an odd and strangely sig-
nificant way. With respect to the pesti-
lences now raging abroad, Lieut.. Totten
conjures the powers that bo to spare no
vigilance. His warning is: ENTER into
thy ports and close thy gates about thee
until the indignation IL passed."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
RED MEN.

Wamsitta Tribe had large attendance
last Monday evening. One paleface was
given the adoption degree in a very pleas
ing manner. l.. NJ. Hill, NJ. d., was re-
ported to be improving. Among the
amora Tribe. Every member of the tribe
is earnestly requested to be present at the
meeting next Monday evening ana talk
up" q field day at Rhodes-on-the-Paw
tuxet.
Next Monday evening the hunters de-
gree will be given three candidates.
Chief John ID. Christer OF Wamsitta
Tribe is home from his vacation.
Order 100 nice emblematc address cards Of
Brown. the Society Printer, t5 Eddy street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
GOOD TEMPLARS.

st. Johns Lodge will visit Excelsior
Lodge, Natick, on Wednesday, Aug. 81.
Home Lodge had five applications and
two candidates Monday. Visitors were
present from st. Johu, Hiawatha and
Blue Bell Lodges.
Enterprise Lodge met Tuesday, and
decided TO hold weekly meetings in the
Manton Baptist chapel. 80. Johns Lodge
was well represented.
The prize lodge Deputy's Regalia
offerd by the Grand Lodge for the largest
net gain in membership from November
1891 To August 1892, has been won by Blue
Bell Lodge, which has u record of SO;
Home -ollows with - and st. John with
81
The handsome bible offered by the
Grand Lodge to the lodge making the
largest gain per cent. for the year ending
AuYust 1892. nas been won by Blue Bell,
which mas vained 49i per cent. increasing
from ~ to 81 Home Lodge has gained
375 per cent. increasing from 10 TO 90 in
membership.
The prize gavel for the best average at
tendance for the quarter ending July 8.
1892, falls to Excelsior Lodge of Natick
Home, Blue BELL aud Perseverance are
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-26
NAVAL VETERANS.

Farragut Association of Naval Veter-
ans held its regular meeting Saturday
night, Aug. 20, Capt. Topliff on the quar-
terdeck in command.
The surgeon reported Shipmate Peters
well, and Shxpmate Seaman about the
same as last reported.
Paymaster Erdix Il. Dustin, committee
of one on badges To he worn by the ship
mates ut Baltimore, reported that he had
lot on hand.
There was one applicant for member
ship, William Peasson OF Boston, Mass. (;
referred To the proper committee.
The Farragut Association will assemble
at their hall on the afternoon OF the 18th
of September in full uniform and with
their Kits packed in "A convenient form for
marching.
The Cumberland Association of Naval
Veterans. New Bedford, Mass, will leave
New Bedford at $3.50 o'clock on the after
noon of the l4th Of September. They will
be met by the Farragut Association of
Naval Veterans on the arrival OF the train
at 4:45, and by them escorted To their hall
"A Eddy street. From there they will
march to the New York boat, escorted Ivy
the Continental Band. The boat will
rot be worn until the day of the parade
in Baltimore.
The executive committee, OF which Pay
master Dustin Is chairman, will have
charge Of music and collation. before
starting. Quite n number of the ship
mates hnve already secured staterooms,
as there will be rush for them later on.
Those that order them now from Capt.
Topliff will get a much better and more
desirable location on board.
The Rev. l.. DeMott, from Chepachet,
X l.. and n member OF Farragut Associa-
tion Naval Veterans, was present aud de-
livered very nice address to the ship
mates at the last meeting.
Hoatswain mate John j. Card Of Farra-
gut Association of Naval Veterans and
now In charge Of Bullock's Point light