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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-17
Tic Russlnn unn,s Eailurn.

ST. PETERsDuRG, March l6.-several
newspapers today declare that a favor
able settlement OF the affairs Of J. E.
Jnenzburg, the Hebrew banker whose
failure was announced yesterday is as,
sured. They state that the asscti ex-
coed the liabilities. NJ. Jucnzburg ex-
poets that his surplus will amount to
toS,250, 900 roubles over his liabilities.
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An Attorneys Suicide.

YOUNGSTOWN, ONO, March 1G.-W. G.
Turnkey, prominent attorney OF War
rcn, Pa, and son OF late Judge Trun-
key of the state supreme court, commit
ed suicide by hanging in the Turkish
bath parlors OF tho Tod house. w. G..
Turnkey calno to tho Tod house ten
days ago suffering from liquor and has
been under the care Of a physician.
lie leaves a wife and family. s
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MoUNDsVIhLE.
a Miscellaneous Mclaugo OF Minor Mat
ters from nInrslalps oIetropoIy,

tors from aInrsllalps METROPOLIS.
AS spring advances every indication
points to the fact that the coming sea-
son is going to be a period OF great pros
perity and growth for NIoundsyille.
There will be moro building than ever
before in one season. Every day new
buildings are projected and new people
are coming in. The class OF people
locating hcrs is enough to assure every
one that while tho community is chang
ing in its makeup, the moral sentiment
prevailing is not to be changed ,very
greatly. This will continue to be a
clean, decent and moral town.
The Dab Putnam company is anus
ing theater-going people this week.
The company gives Tery creditable
performance. Performances will he
given every night this week, with Sat
surday matinee.
i J.L. McAIechen, OF McAIechcn, was
here yesterday. He will begin work on
business house and dwelling COM
bined for William J. Blake, on Jcllcr-
son avenue.
G. G. Helms. engineer on tho Wheel.
ing Bridge and Terminal railroad, has
purchased a beautiful! lot on Jefferson
avenue and will build residence on it.
Mayor Pipes, OF Cameron, was. hero
yesterday. He is in favor OF having the
Republican county nominees named by
primary again this year.
William WOODBURY. Of Cameron, was
here yesterday. Flo will shortly begin
the erection of a splendid now residence
on Tomlinson avenue.
Louis Edwards is thought to DO i'm.
proved from tho effects OF the serious
attack OF typhoid fever with which he
has been suffering.
The Newport Club has decided 10 give
one moro party. 1t will be held TO-
night, with music by Prof. "EH' King.
The directors OF the. Mining and Man
ufacturing company will hold "A meet
ing in Wheeling tomorrow.
A meeting OF the Republican county
committee is called for April 7, at the
court house.
Jerrold, tho Wheeling photograph
man, was hero yesterday, giving a free
exhibition. y, n I5si
Chairman Harris, OF tho Republican
county committee, was here last night.
James Burley, ST., will leave today
for a business trip through Ohio.
George d. Caldwell tried a ease in
circuit court here yesterday. & +.
Hon. Sep. Hall, Of New Nartinsyillc,
was hero yesterday. 357 @s.l,' al
John McPeck, OF Dakota, is here.
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sarah .Al,hcn IiIll's treasures.

SAN FRANc1sco, March 1G.-When the
guardian appointed to look after tho
person aud property OF Sarah Althea
Hill commenced nm inventory he made
a sensational discovery. Under carpets
in various portions OF the house were
found gold coin, paper money, jewelry
ard many diamonds, both set and un-
set. She had undoubtedly placed it
there for safe keeping, then forgotten it.
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CIScIvEArl, O., March 1G.-A strike
OF the journeymen horseshoers is i'm
,minent The union comprises about all
tho journeymen. Secret meetings have
been held and It is feared n strike is at
hand. The. grievance SO far as known
is supposed purpose OF the bosses to
break down the union.
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LONDON, March 1G.-Thc Chronicles
correspondent ut St. Petersburg reports
m alarming increase OF passionate
CRIME throughout Russia. Murders
que to jealousy, double suicides Of
iovcrs' ETC., arc mentioned as especially
prevalent, e -, : ~
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Fournes. The cause was a lcttorwhlcl
Marquis published some time ago re.
llcc;ing upon the character Of N. Isaac.
Isaac was dangerously wounded intho
right breast and great loss Of blood
caused tho seconds TO forbid the duel.
Marquis DeAlores married daughter
Of l.. Won Hoffman, tho New York
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B1RM,scItAa Ala, March Fl6.-At
iGadsden, Ala, yesterday afternoon
Armstrong Stewart, general yard mas.
ter OF the Romo and Decatur railroad,
was shetland killed by Colin Daighdul,
a brakeman with whom he was having
q Quarrel, H. y, 5s "a !
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"GIvE us rest" cried. a bootblack,
from the gallery of the Opera House, to
n party who had been constantly cough
ing during the performance. "Uso Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup" chimed in another.
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nro,;o I'm lie Cnnrontinn

DUBLIN, March l6.-During a politico-
municipal meeting held in house in
Francis street, this city, yesterday, the
floor OF the meeting room collapsed and
MI present were plunged into the eel.
iaFs below. Many wcro injured seri-
ousiy and were taken to the hospitals.
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GLASGOW Cnttle aIarket Eoononn,l.

Glasgow Cattle Market Ecopencd.
GLASGOW, March 1G.-The cattle mar.
Ge' here which was closed because 81
Inc i. prevalence OF the foot and mouth
disease was reopenod to-day. There was
sharp fall in prices. Values of Am
Sflcan cattlc declined two pounds per
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IL thousands OF cases the euro OF a
cough is tho preventive OF consump-,
ton. The surest cough medicine in the
world is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Sold by. all dealers OH n guarantee OF
satisfaction. pSw ia
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l4BAu, March 1O.-The American
steamer Indiana, bearing relief to the
Russian famine sufferers, came into tho
'oadstead and dropped her anchor. at >
o'clock: Her cargo will be discharged
Immediately. -
LlEAu. March 16.-Nir. Bornholdt will
deiray the cost OF discharsing the cargo
OF the Indiana
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A Husbands Awful Deed.

ALTOONA, Pa, March 1G.-Durins a
family quarrel Frank Jevillc threw a
lighted lamp on his wife Molic. Tho
lamp exploded and she was literally
roasted to death. Jevillo is yet at large.
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Tho lsn,irn Grow, nro;,,,r.n n, al u,

! LONDON, March 10. The British brig
uudrun, bound from Fowey, to- which
p port she belonged, has been wrecked In
Inc shingles of Isle OF Wight. She had
,, crew OF ten men and all OF them were
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I,ow i.is Construed.

LONDON, March lC.-The Time, Berlin
correspondent says that the Prussian
government intcrprets the duke Of Cum
berland's letter as an actual romunera-
ton Of his claim 10 tho throne OF Han.
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Dr. .Scnddpr Indic.ol,

CHICAGO, March 16.-The grand Jury
found true bill against DR.. Scudder.
twill be carefully drawnand returned
into court tomorrow.
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Receiving aud Delivering,

Edw.L L. Rose & Co. are daily receiving
tho latest output in Bicycles. They are
also selling; secondhand Sewing Mn.
chimes at marvelously low prices. -
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The 1ibor on n High.

nj: RoMr, March l6.-Tho overflow OF the
P Iioef has inundated tho lower parts Of
NNome Railway communication with
-Naples and Florence is interrupted. I
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AT this season OF fast driving and nc.
cidents to man and beast keep Saliva
ton Oil on hand. slst
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ArehbIshop. or I:linhnrr d pond.

ED. GioiiSInunG, March 49, The most Rev.
o orenS William Smith. Roman Catholic
"eaoishop OF Edinburg, died to-day. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-17

TAKE your meals ut The Milwaukee
Cafe. ROBERT GRANT, Manager.
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Strawberry Hams have no equal for
lusciousness and delicacy OF flavor.
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GREAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes at
i. ". BLoND's.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RElI17.

No. ~ soiith broadway, seycu rooms N7
No, siS3 Wootl street. Ave tooI,T.
No, 1911 Mecollcch street, bakery and dwell.
No. ?l1S Eotf StrOat. six rooms
No..u2 Main street, nla.cn r0om1
No, 1D0l NJ III street, storu rooni
No. Tcnlh street. store rooni I'VE
MOI Tenth street. sthru room.
No JIl2 lnc0D street. iwo-a.Ory brick.
So..l3li Market street. p[rce room.
40. slJ9 Main street, s'oeu room aud dwollln:
-FOR SHLE.---
IN Mprtln'S' Ferry, ON Fifth street, n6ar eltc.
ttir car line, fruc house OF thY0o rooms Lot
6oSlU1 feet .aH.IIFf E.5l-1 - -.
Tho lelillon Flour Mil ut Kim Grove Eycrv
modern Improvement, ind III tirt.class running
order There Is money IN IL. Good reason for
selling. ~ " I :
Houses aud lots In all parts Of ely.
Stocks bought and sold. :,
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Stanley, Returns to England

ADELAIDE, March lG.-Henry NJ. Stan.
ley, tho explorer, and his wife sailed
yesterday for England.
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4 Duel In lyhlcl, blood was 81,

iARls, March l6.-Aducl was fought
sss'eFday between tho Marquis DcA1orcs
"AU Al. Isaac, the sub.preiect Of
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TO T,-E1T

Manufacturing building. four stories
5. Substantial Brick building on public wharf,
Just across the street from niroad depot. IN. n
Store room. 1854 Markct street. room 22xl3).
Store room. 1925 Main street. VIII put same
In good condition. lIIG51E
Fiye-roomed dwelling. No 10 South Broadway. (
Modern nine-roomed dwelling, South Front
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FOR Said.

F7OR s. ALE.
II yon want a pleasant home on tho Island.
can sell you new scycisrooGed house. with
bath room. laundry and all modern con.
vencnces, or an elshtroomcd brick house, on
Market street, near the business ccr!ro OF tho
city.
New six.roomed house on North Erie strcot,
high and dry, for sl.7jo.
The six-roOmcd frame house. with most de-
sirabc corner lot, iorthcas: corner OF Eog mil
Twenty-illth streets. ga;S
new six.roomed house on McColIpch street,
small payments. ~
New double house. seven iooms each side
hard wood finish. all modern improvements:
will pay 10 per cent rs Investment.
Eight-roomed. brick house on Wust sido OF
Market street between Eighth and Ninth streets,
n good property. $1,000
;, fLIyc-roomed brick house, Sc South Huron.
New dwelling on Florida street, modern de-
sign. six rooms aud halls, s!.5OO completed.
Thraoroomed brlcE house. 35i2 Chapilne
Street. $3.50.
BUILDING LOTS
On Fourteenth. Fiftecuth and McColloch
streets. Fast Wheeling
On South Front street VA.
On North York street. river lot. MEX
Corner North York and Cromwell STREETS: nico
location
Lots in Glchrist addition from SIS 10 $50, and
these are good lots, on high ground.
On Wabash street, in old Fair Grounds
On South Penn street. i.sstit
Choice lots on North Huron street.
Farm: 80 acres, good dwelling house, stables
orchard, close TO school house. church and rail.
road depot Price $500, good value. * &
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REFORM DEPARTMENT.,
Congresses of Single Takers tEd saivatio,
ists Mt the WORLDS lsnir

Congresses of Single Takers ard saivation.
ihts Mt the Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO, May 2.-Thc SinEle Tax
league wants to be heard during the
worlds fair. Representatives OF the
league in various parts of the United
States have asked President Bonnev
of the worlds congress auxiliary, to
reserve dates for them to discuss the
general subject OF taxation and rev.
enue during tho worlds fair The
medico-climatologists, who want to
discuss the subject oi climate and its
relation to health and disease. have
also asked that certain dates be re-.
served for them.
Under the department Of moral and
socinl reform two notable applications
have recently been made. One ca,ne
from the representatives. of the Saliva
tion army, who want TO show the
great scheme OF moral and social re-
form of which General Booth is the
author. The plnns adopted by the
Salvation army il: England would he
shown i'll this department.. The second
request was from tho United States
League of Building aud Loan associa-
tions. which wants to show that home
building and owning is the permanent
cure for most of the disorders with
which charities and corrections have
to do. President Bonnev is inclined to
assign dates for aacn of these CON
crosses. believing that they wifi in.
crease the interest in the auxiliary.
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The Condition of Egypt.

Simon Wolf. acknowledgement of
the United States at Cairo, tells story.
related to him by Arab Pasha, of a
Moslem priest who once asked all
those of his congregation who loved
God and feared their wives to stand
up. Instantly" says the narrator,
"the whole gathering arose save one.
When the priest observed this he APP
preached the solitary exception and
said: i see that you remain seated.
Is it because you do not love Code?
No, answered the man; i love Cod
Then is it because you do not fear
your wife,, 'On the contrary was
the reply.I was unable to rise because
my wife gave me such a beating this
morning that am almost helpless ,
Now, there concluded Arab, was a
man in the position of Egypt to-day,
with her back stillsore from the stripes
laid upon her by the nations which
are bidding her rejoice. ".-N. y 1ftb-
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iro BE coNuNuEn.l
LEARNING TO TAKE IT EASY.
Rich Men Should Take IL Holiday Ocoa.
sionnlly And Forget business.

ut does seem strange to me-" said
eX-Congressman West the other day,
'why some business men cling closely
to business all their lifetime. You
laugh? Well. business is business, Of
course, and Ben Franklin knew what
he was talking about when he said
something about saving penny every
time You got chance. But what
mean to say is that q business man
needn't be everlastingly drudging away
simply because he is making lots Of
money. He should take holiday often,
and at times a jolly long one"
Mr.. West stroked his big white beard
and looked UP at the ceiling as if try
ing to count the roses in the frescoed
wreaths above the chandelier, and then
went on:-
Rich men in business, no matter
whether they began business when
they were poor as church mice or
whether they had piles of money be-
fore they got out of their teens, are be-
coming sensible nowadays. I can
count on my fingers ends dozens of
men who twenty-five years ago never
took week off in summer time even,
Nho NViV iiSli us AlucSuS years anu
years before that, and yet who went
to their offices as early as they had to
do when they were clerking it; and
they kept itup till they toppled into
theiT graves. Why, knew some New
York business men twenty-five years
ago who had never taken an ocean
bath because they had never seen the
ocean beyond the Battery. know
thing or two about Saratoga, and,
would you believe it, last summer /
had as pleasant day as ever spent
in my life in Ballston with merchant
of this city who had got out of town for
aweek for the first time during the
sixty years of his active business lifeP
Yet that man had always made his
clerks go away for a week every sum-
mer, with weeks salary paid in ad-
vance.
Business men don't feel old now
adays because their hair is gray. They
don't save up for the boys by depriy.
ing themselves Of needed recreation.
They take their share of the jollities OF
life, too, and by jollitics l don'tmcan
jags. And though they don't work as
many hours day as their fathers did,
they manage to ACCOMPLISH much more.
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''Ger'n:||1an
Syrup :, !.

T am a farmer at Edom, Texas. =
have used German Syrup for six
,,ssrs ne, successfully for Sore Throat,
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. Painsin
Chest cb and Lungs and spitting-up Of
Blood. I have tried many k,nas OF
enuah Couch syrups in my time, but let
Spusn ~, Nv 70 anyone wanting such a
me m,1eeiI;ae;yn.-German Iay syrupis the best.
Wsu...n HWs aIe subject to 50 many sudden
changes h1,4 cold ;n families fo hGe' %he4e ah@e
Gearnen Geansn syrup sy !. used there is little
trenhia Te,%an from nynap eolds. 1ohn F: Jones.s
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Making Glad the Waste (waist) Places

"That's what call making glad the
waist places" said Smithson, as he nut
his arm around lady's waist. But
Lilly Won't care much for this show
of affection If Smithson doesn't get
rid Of that disagreeablc catarrh of his.
Won't somebody ten him that DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy will cure him.
BY its mild, soothing, antiseptic,
cleansing and healing properties, DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases of Chronic Catarrh in the Head,
as thousands can testify. "Cold in the
Head is cured with few applications.
Catarrhal Headache Is relieved and
cured as if by magic.
In perfect faith, tho makers of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy-thc Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, of Buf:
falo, N. Y, offer to pay $500 to any one
suffering from Chronic Catarrh In the
Head whom they cannot cure.
Now, if tho conditions were reversed
If they asked you to pay $500 for q
positive cure you might hesitate. Zero
are reputable men, With years of honor
able dealing; thousands of dollars and
great name back OF them.
They believe in themselves. Isn't it
worth trial Isn't any trial prefera-
BILE to catarrh
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Proved i ouacx.

stranger-Beg pardon, sir. but can
rou direct me TO the office of DIR.
Surnll?
DIR. Oleschool-Sir2 Am to under
,tand that you intend to risk your pre-
.ious life with DIR. Curall He's q
luack, sir, a quack.
Indeed In what way?
In the first place, sir. he advertises
IN the newspapers
Yes; thnt's how heard of him.
And, worse still. he's one Of the mo
sure no pay sort OF quacls. Yes, sir.
No euro no pay is his motto, ! be-
ieve.
Yes, sir, just think what qunck he
must be. Won't take cent pay until
you're cured.
So he says.
see you admit it. Walk right into
ny ocftie, my dear sir, and I'll treat
rou in the regulation way and charge
1ou the regulation fee whether cure
rou or not.
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"A Ouestion of Tasto.

"Sister, who is the pretty girl with
blonde hair and deep blue eyes there
in the jaunty hat?" asked Hostetter
McGinnis us they came out of the
Church of the Holy Embarrassment
"Whop" replied Birdie McGinnis, shat
taffy-haired girl with the tallow eyes
with the nightmare of blue rags on
her head? never saw her before;
nobody we want to know That is
the way different people look at a pret-
ty girl in pretty hat.-lexas SYttnga
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suddcnness. The color died from his face.
md a nniclr rallnr naunnaodssi ~ HE ...,...


and quick pallor succeeded II. His yery
| lips grew white because of the severity of
! his mental struggle. What was it he had
| been about to do? 70 tell this nameless girl
| this worse than nameless girl, who Was
ashamed to declare aloud her honest appel
lation-that he loved her! TO ask her to be
his wife! LIE, q Dare, and the head of his
| house! His hand sank once more to his side,
| lie breathed heavily, and Mt length, without
looking at her, turned his face away from
her to the wall. Here7a bitter strife took
place between his heart and il,im, but when
twas ended his heart remairied the victor,
and he reused himself, and looked round for
her. @ @
VI her, however, he found the room empty.
During that short but violent battle with
prudence and affection, In which prudence
had been slatn she had left him--had vall-
lshed, as 1t Were In her char sat q proba-
toner, a young woman with pale eyes and Il
snub nose, and q generally afflicted air. He
had seen this probationer before, and
| had amused himself at odd moments CONT
| ing the number OF aSprates she could drop
i'll half an hour. She spoke with little
| shuttle in her throat, and was otherwise i'll
| many ways most hateful to him.
/ Now, the knowledge that Nurse Eva was
never absent from him for longer than thirty
tion TO him She would Soon hn hnro and
that odious young woman would vacatc l.er
chair In which 1t seemed n positive sacriege
that she should be allowed tc sit. But the
minutes crept on, and the halt-hour grew in
to all hour, and the hour into two, and still
the probationer sat on, and Nurse Eva made
no sign.
The draoo;no bo, nc ,,,oro ot rre+ q hove .,
linn and ~ Ionoth haoona a;nt,I.,ahio And
when the nrohafinner rnsn and declared % II
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