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Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
Sail for Europe,

s. S. Sanford and daughter, Mics Kitty, of Bridgeport, sail tomorrow for Euro pean trip. While abroad Miss Sanford, who is already an accomplished pianist, will complete her musical education in Ger many. Miss Sanford is said to inherit to remarkable degree her fathers wonderful talent.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
Fears For Their Safety.

ST. JOHNS, NE, May 17.-1t is believed that two American vessels, the Centennial and the Vesta, bound from St. Jacques with bait for the banks, were lost in re- cent storm with all on board. Nothing has been heard of the vessels and wreckage coming ashore and passed by other vessels is thought to be from the Centennial and the Vesta.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
A FINE VESSEL WRECKED. Ths Bark Parejero Totally Destroyed

Ths Bark Parejero Totally Destroyed
 The Crew Barely Escapes.
 ST. JOHNS, N. F. May 17.-Bark Pare jero. one of the finest vessels owned in Newfoundland, was totally wrecked on the northern head of Betty harbor on May 5. She was owned by w. B. Grieve and was valued at over $20, ,000. She was bound from Barbadoes to St. Johns with cargo of molasses valued at over SEQ, ,000. The crew of eleven barely escapad with their lives. The captain was accompanied by his wife, who with the others endured great hsrdships and suffering. Wreckera have stripped the vessel.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
A Bie Fall in Wheat.

LIVERPOOL, May 17.-This afternoon the failure was announced of heavy bull operator ;, here in American red wheat. Wheat fell per cent. in consequence of the heavy selling on account of the failure.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
Sir Powell,s Speech.

MONTREAL, May 1.-The Stars London correspondent says Sir George Baden Powell made his first speech yesterday since his return from Behring sea. He assured the audience that Great Britain at one time was close upon a war with the United States, but that they had agreed now to settle the matter in dispute by means of arbitration.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
Four Lives Lost by the Ditchfng of a
 Circus Train.

Four Lives Lost by the Ditching of a
 Circus Train.
 ATcHIsoN, Kan, May 1.-The first sec tion of circus train east-bound on the Central Branch railroad was ditched one mile east of Concordia at 2:45 o'clock this morning. Four showmen were killed and five were badly injured. The accident occurred while the train was crossing small culvert. The locomotive passed over in safety, but the structure gave way with the first car. Several cars were piled up in the stream. About twenty animals were drowned. Two dead bodies have been taken from the wreck.
 A wrecking crew left Atchison for the scene of the accident at o'clock, and Assistant Chief Surgeon Farrar left soon afterwards on a special train. The recent heavy rains caused the culvert to weaken.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
The Monetary Conference.

BRUSSELS, May 17.-A. Beernaert, min- ister of finance, to-day received MT. Ter rell, the American minister, ,who expressed the desire of the Unired States that Bel gium should take part in the international RenesaFy sontsrsnas,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
League Games.


 At Brooklyn
 Brooklyn ,, o 1 0 9 0-7 Boston. ......... 0 o O. Hits-Brooklyn 9, Boston 1. Errors-Brook- lyn 9, Boston 8. Batteries-Hart and Daily; Nichols and Kelly.
 At Cleveland Cleveland .. 0 3 o o l-9 Louisville. coo. o o 0 0 0 o O. o Hits-Cleveland 8, Louisville 9. Errors-Cleve- land ]. Louisville 10. Batteries-Young and O'Con- nor; Jones and Grim.
 At Philadelphia Philadelphia .... o 0 5 O. 6 Washington. ....... 3 l 0 0 x-5 Hits-Philadelphia 8; Washington 13 Errors Philadelphia 3; Washington 8. Batteries-Esper and Cross; Knell and Milligan and McGuire. At New York New York ~ o 2 o o O 0 l. Baltimore .......... 1 0 o o 1-10 Hits-New York Il, Baltimore 1a. ErrGrs-New York g. Baltimore 3. Batteres-Welch, Crane and Boyle; Bufinton, Healey and Robinson. At Pttsburg- Pittsburg. ...... 9 1 0 o 1 O. Chicago ............ 2 0 1 0 2 1 KY Hits--Pittsburg g. Chicago g. Errors-Pitts- burg 6, Chicago 8. Batteries-Woodcock and Mack; Gumbert and Schriver
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
Decision Reserved.

BOSTON, May 17.-In the United States circuit court to-day Judge Colt heard the suit of the Maine Trust and Banking com- pany vs. Receiver Beal to recover some S4O,OOO of bonds deposited with the Maverick bank by the plaintiff to secure advances which might be made to 1t. De- cision reserved.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18

Albany. o 1 o 0 3-G New Haven. n.........1 o o o o 0-s
 Earned runs-Albany l. Twobase hit-Mur. phy of New Haven. Three-base hit-Doran. Sacrifice hits-Murphy 9, Lang. Shannon, Beecher, Morrissey. Stolen bases-Knox 1, Do ran 2, Donnelly 1. Double plays-Jones to Fields, Brown to EgaD, Jones to Lang to Fields. First base on balls-On Doran 1, Gruber 9. Struck out-Doran 5, Gruber 4. Passed ball Brown Time-1:35. Umpire-Betts.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
ANOTHER ssJACK-THE-RIPPER. .s

He Is Doing VillainOus Work in
 CambridgepOrt.
 BOSTON, May 17.-Cambridgeport is re- ported to have "Jack-the- Ripper" who takes his pleasure in slashing and attack ing defenceless women on the streets after dark. Mrs. Annie l.. Young, 273 Putnam avenue, reports that she was followed by the villain last Friday night as she was about to enter her house and received a serious slash on her leg with a sharp knife. She is confined to the house at present and suffering great pain. Another woman re- ports being attacked by the man on the Brookline street bridge, who was frighten- ed away only by her screams and the sound of approaching footsteps. Several other women have been accosted, but have driven him off by their screams.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
FOR. SALE

FOR SALE, cHK- A6 seat Rockaway made by Man es44N will; nearly new. North east corner of
 ELM and CAMPBELL AVENUE, my9 If West Haven.
 NOTICE.
 A The members of Annawan Lodge No. ~%A~115, F. and A. M, are requested to mest KX at their lodge room in West Haven, May W \1Sth, at 3:30 D. m. sharp, for the purpose of attending the funeral obsequies of our late brother, Lyman A. Brown, of Howard Lodge No. 4, Mo. Let every brother make an effort to be present. Members of sister lodges are cordially invited to be present. Per order,
 VIM. HARRIS BROWN, W. M. A.F. SAVE, Sec'y. my18 1t
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
DILLON AND HEALY sPAr.
Meeting of the Stockholders of the
 Freemanss Journal.

Meeting of the Stockholders of the
 Freeman's Journal.
 DUBLIN, May 17.-The meeting of the Freeman's Journal and National Press to rearrange the directorate of that paper, which adjourned last night while Mir. John Dillon was attacking the position of MT. Tim Healy, was resumed today. Mr. Dillon continued his attacks upon MT. Healy, declaring that the latter was secret ly working against him and plotting to control the board that would direct the fu- tpre policy of the amalgamated paper de- spite the opposition of the parliamentary party.
 Mr. Healy frequently interrupted Mr. Dillon, protesting that in the course he was following he had the approval of MT. McCarthy,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18

Other Eastern League Games. At Buffalo-Providence z, Buffalo 5. At Rochester-Roche ter 5, Athletics 4. At Troy-Troy 6, Binghamton l. At Elmira-Elmira 15, Syracuse 5.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
DIR. PLINY EARLE DEAD. For Twenty-one Years He Was Super intendent Of the MassachusettsH Hos- Pital for the Insane.

1nten0ent or the Ma8BachuBett6 hOBs
 Pital for the Insane.
 NORTHAMPTON, Mass, May 17.-Dr. Pliny Earle, for twenty-one years superin- tendent of the Massachusetts Hospital for the Insane in this city, died tonight at the hospital, where his residence has been maintained since his retirement in 1885. He was in his eighty-third year, having been born at Leicester, Mass, December 31, 1909. He was graduated from Penn sylvania university, spent several years abroad, paying especial attention to the treatment of the insane; became superin- tendent of the Friends Hospital for the h. sane at Frankford, Pa. ,afterward was medi- cal superintendent at Bloomingdale asylum, New York, and professor at the Old Berk- shire Medical institute at Pittsfield. He was appointed to the superintendency of the state hospital in 1864 and besides mak- ing that institution a financial success gained the highest reputation as alienist and reformed the practice of statistics of such institutions.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
MARINE LIST

MARINE LIST. S86S& PORT OF NEW HAVEN. &1GKk ARRIVED. Sch Ocean Belle, James, New York. Sch Spray, Martin, Phila, for Westerly, R. I.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
THE BOSTON AND MAINE.

William F. Berry Elected General
 Traffic Manager.
 BOSTON, May 17.-At 8 special meeting of the Boston and Maine directors, held to-day, Mir. William F. Berry was elected general traffic manager of the Boston and Maine system, and will have entire charge of it's freight and passenger business on all lines. MT. Berry has seen thirty consecu tive years' service on the road. The posi- ton of general traffic manager is a new one on this system.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
6Lauts.

one Cent . Word each tRsertfen live cents word for . full week fsAvsn sfaaa.l
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
The Rights Sold. May 17.-The rights

BOSTON, May 1.-The rights for the United States, Canada and Australia of Adelina Patti's dramatic version of Ca veerillia Rusticana were purchased to-day by Alexander Salvini and William Wilkin- son through Signor Careno of the Patti company, who arranged the version for the diva. Young Salvini will present the play during his coming engagement at the Bos- ton theater, after which he sails for Europe, where he will be the guest of Mime. Patti at her castle. Craig-Y-Nos. in Wales
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
11Bcf1l f1laueums

TOther Real Estate on First Page.l
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18

SITUATT0S hy coEnpe eut siri as waitress O o seamstre&s ir private family. Address
 myIs Iii COMPETENT. Post once
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A SITUATION by competent girl fo q 0 second work: best of city references. Ii quire al (mris it+o <7GREENwOOD STREET
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-12
THE SEARCH ENDED
For Bodies OF Victims OF tho Hotel Roya
Fire.

For Bodies OF Victims of tho Hotel Royal
Fire.
New. YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE search for
the missing in the ruins OF the Hotel
Royal is ended. Every portion OF the
ruins has been searched, and Chief
Gicquct says there are no more bodies
in the ruins. Seventeen bodies in all
have been taken from the ruins, seven
have been identified, and ten yet re-
main unknown and unclaimed at the
morgue. Four OF those identified have
been removed by friends, and thirteen
bodies still await final distribution.
Proprietor Alears has expressed an
opinion that there must DO three more
more bodies in the ruins.
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ZEAL ESTATE.
lFOR s.. a ~ Il. -l El

. d . .
lyon want n pleasant home or tho Island. |
cal ssll yon u new tevch.roomcd houSo. With
bath room, laundry nuh all modern con.
yeniencct. or Rn clglitroomed brick hongc, on
Market street,, nclr the business cen,rS Of tho
cty. We also have building lots In MI par,i OF
the city. H'ng7' ,IlI..f n
Store room nnrl business md dwelling al
Elaine. Ohio. foot OF 81 GlNirwllle hill. Wnolt
business foe g. 40 Lot " ncrc, IN fruit. n
cent lnvcstlncnt Es. .3j0l m 4 M = !
Sow Slx.roomcd house on North Erie street.
higlI anu diy, for SLIGO. 81 IlstSdgI .SftII''
Thrcerooncd house. No. % South Huron
street, !otsSxl@0 room enough for h,iothor house,
sl7CO. ~ i - y
New tourroomca house, g7lS Mjys,on street,
Tho six.roomcd franc house. with mos, do.
sirabo corner lot, northeast corner OF Eo.l and
Twcnty'ilith streets #p''
a new sX:roomed house on AtcColloch street,
East Wheeling. sjl0 cas- aud The balance IN
small payments. 5lE STF -
Now double house.. seven looms each sldc
hnrd wood finish oil modern improvements:
Will pay ~ per cent us Investment. . I-5l
BUILDING LOTS.
On Fourteenth, Fifteenth aud McColloch
Streets East Wheeling. r 70 = - vi
h On South Front street. M,
On North York street river lot. IN
Corner North York anu Cromwell streets; n!cs
location. 5s11 .'tT'' !. II
Lots In Gilchrist addition from srlj 10 $50 nnd
these nrc good lots, oil high ground. fITGIcI 4
On Wabash street, IN old Fair Grounds, ,'tat4
On South Penn street. IlG t@si
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-12
A WORD 70 TIC WISE.
Worth Untold Cold % You, Perhaps.

Vow u the so.soa OF pains and aches
OF rhenna Ism ana neit,lglal az Spring
Gpproachcl Yet It Is absurd and unnecessary
% sn0tr Speaking on this subject, tho well.
known Mr.. Jamcs brown Of y Market st., New
York CITY, said; Il had neuralgia aud rhpuna.
tisnl terribly In my back mud side. SO badly
did isuilGr thu: was unable to attend to my
business for thro years before came across tho
right tcmcdyto cue ne. This remedy is DR..
Grcenc's Ncryurn, and I hare been psrtcety and
completely cud by this wonderful medicine"
n bud n pain In my right side for four
month" said Mrs.J. T. CummlugS Of 1909 I.oran
ST., Cleveland Ohio, "and was nervous, nnl
could not sleep Nights Igot no relief until l
took d.. Grcens's Ncrvurn. The pain has loft
me entirely, aud now lSluep much better"
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only say again, secure your tickets now,
while tho priveledye is granted 10 YOU
rs VIC prdIide only for limited Nun.
Der, which, when Tiled, will soicc TO AK
cept more.
3"llcnco your orders will DO promptly
attended 10 by addressing :
~. ]. ApA.ts, Sec.
Worlds Fair Roya! Palace Hotel
200 Boston Ave. Chicago"
Who would for u moment imagine
alter careful reading OF tho above
illiterato and scli.convicting document
that 1t would deceive any ono OF ordin.
nry intelligence? Yet It is evident that
j. j. Adams has been Turing n great
many conilding Reubcns to Ills tlimsy
net. No. % Boston avenue, where tho
Royal Palace hotel Is located, Ia ono OF a
row OF newly constructed brick flats
that has never been occupied. Boston
avenue Is street OF two short blocks on
the Wost side, running from Desplaincs
to llalstcd, just south OF Jackson street.
1t Is lar from being swell avenue,
though ono or two police officers who
were questioned about 1t say it 10 not rs
tough now rs II was couple OF years
ngo. AT any rate, 1t Is tho last place in
tho world where ono would loo; for II
hotel OF the magnificent proportions Of
the Palace Royal.
Uncle Sans mails have been used to
further many nciarious schemes, but
Adams little game is about as raw a
ono MS has yet been uncarthod. That
he has been doing some business Is owl
dent from tho amount OF mail no re.
ccives.
Around several oi tho haunts OF
crooked people Adams was inquired
for, but no ono appeared TO know him.
Two policemen who are OIL beats in tho
ncighborhood OF Boston avenue thought
they knew Adams. They described
him as being big fellow who was al
ways hanging about with people that
wcro known to DO no good; but they
had never yet succeeded in getting q
hold on him.
"The Worlds Columbian Exposition
corps is the title OF another scheme by
which parties who have not yet been
located arc endcavoring TO gull people
by Offering chance to make big money
Tor trtiing Investment. The scheme,
in brief, is to give monster exhibitions,
paradcs ond concerts during the Worlds
Fair, and the public is offered Il rare op-
portunity to invest in the enterprise.
Tho capital stock is placed at 100000,
and corps bonds arc offered at $40 each,
no one being allowed to purchase more
than fifty Of these bonds, and it is prom
ised that the return will DO at the rate
OF about s. ior every 81 invested. One
dollar investments arc taken, payable
in tcn.cent monthly installmcnts. The
circular states that tho corp is backed
by some OF the wcalthicst and most in
llvential citizens in Chicago but no
names arc given, and the circular also
fails to name the location OF tho head
quarters OF the concern.
Worlds Fair officials will say but
little about the scheme, but content
themselves by warning the public
against impostures OF all kinds that are
likely TO DO sprung in the name OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-12
Tho Grippe Raging In 4llabnnr,

LA grippe is raging here, aud find
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be a
certain euro for il" says W. G. Johns,
Of Trimbln, Cullman county, Ala. Mr.
Johns ordered supply OF the Remedy
to be shipped by express as quickly as
possible. There is no question but this
Remedy is OF great value in tho treat
mont OF tho grip, especially on account
OF its counteracting any tendency OF the
disease towards pneumonia. 1t is also
q prompt and certain cure for tho
cough which usually follows an attack
OF the grip. % and so cent bottles for
sale by druggists. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-12
BltLLhIItE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
The jury in the case OF Shaefer against
the Ohio Valley railroadlwas down yes
terday afternoon viewing the situation.
A special car from the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh took the jury and attorneys
to the site in dispute. OF course, their
judgment will not be known till the
verdict comes in. 1t is suit for dam
ages. : s.
DR.. Strahl, who is wellknown through
out this county and who has been an in
mate OF the Soldiers Home for long
time, has regained his usual health and
overcome tho liquor habi5. lie is now
employed as one OF the hospital physi-
clans, and is doing we'll. 5s Z. =,
Charles Wallace, one OF the b. & O..
clerks here, and son OF Rev. L. G..
Wallace, OF Newark, was married at the
latter place yesterday He will bring
his bride to this city and take rooms in
the Third ward with the family OF
George Taylor. is'Ss a.. e 5.,s.,5s
The county board OF elections, Of
which Mr.. +. G. Myer, of this city, is
president, will meet next Tuesday 10 ar
range for the spring elections. Mr..
George NJ. Wise, OF this township, is
also 4 member, and there are only four
OF the board. So. 8 :.
Miss Martha B. Roscoe, Of st. Glars:
vile, well known here, was married on
Wednesday by Rev. DR.. Alexander 10
Mr.. W. L. George, OF Lloydsville.
AIrs. Warren IIuntley, of this city,
and Mrs. johnson, OF Short Greek, evan
gelists, LETT Wednesday for Liberty O.;
TO conduct protractcd meeting.
The present deputy recorder, J. A.
Osler, OF Warren township, seems TO be
making vigorous canvass for recorder.
But so are several other chaps.
Judge briggs las decide not to move
to this county for the present. 1t was
his intention 10 locate his family at St.
Clairsyilc.
Tho Every Other Week Club held a
very pleasant meeting at tho home OF
Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Hart yesterday even
ing.
MI. Will Darrah and bride, OF Column
bus, are guests Of the family Of Post
master Darrah here.
Mrs. Harry Rcgan, of New Castle, is
the guest OF Mrs. Fred. Bickle.
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They Never Emil.

J. n. Harris, 8 Fulton Market, New
York City, says: > =. : -.
II have been using BRANpHErn's Pills
for tho last fifteen years. There is
Nothing equal to them as blood puri-
fiers and liver regulators. Butt wish
to state how. remarkably. they cure
rheumatism, and how easily; T was
affected by rheumatism in the legs.
My business Wholesale fish dealcr)
naturally leads mo to damp places,
could not walk, and at night l suffered
fearfully;1 tried balsams, sarsaparillas
and all kinds OF tinctures, but they did
me no good and WIS afraid OF being a
cripple. finally commenced using
BRANDRETu's Pills. l took two every
night for ten nights, then 1 began to
improve. continued taking them, for
forty days and l got entirely we'll. Now,
whenever sick, 1 take BRANDREru' Pills.
They never inil 4 ~ j.s.Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-12
TclcEraphcrs, s.rll,o Threatened.

DENVER, COL, Feb. ia committee
for tho Rio Grandc railroad telegraphcrs
has been attendance on the Rio Grande
officers endeavoring to obtain an in
crease OF ten per cent. in salaries. This
has been refused and Chief Tclegraphor
Lamsey, it is said, will make Il formal
demand for the increase and ii refused
will order strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-12
N1ONTT rs POPULAR.
Ho Returns From His Tour Through the
Chilean Provinces.

To Neturns from us Tour Through the
Chilean Provinces.
VALPARAISO, Feb: 1L-Prcsidcnt
Mont returned to Santiago yesterday,
from his tour through tho southern
provinces of the republic.
His reception everywhere was OF the
most tlattering character. Hc Lcavcs
tho capital to-day Tor Valparaiso, where
all tho ministers have temporary offices
during the heated term.
It is'expectcd that terms OF indemnity
will BIO delivered during March, with an
order to present the same to Congress at
its session in April. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-12
HORRIBLE DISCOVERY
a Decomposcd Body Found In tho Stand
pipc mt n Reservoir

ripo mt n Reservoir.
TOPEKA, KAs., Feb. ll.-For some
time the people OF Norton, Kas., have
been complaining OF the watcrfurnishcd
by tho locality. Finally it became so
bad that Tuesday night the pumps were
stopped and yesterday q workman en-
tered the standpipc to clean it. 70 his
horror he discovered the badly decom-
posed remains of man, which had evil
IDENTIFY been there for weeks. Thoy
were unacceptable, rs tho clothing
contained 10 means OF identification.
His clothing indicated that he was a
laboring man.
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aIunoy hank to DO Wound Tn.

WiLL1AMspoRT, Pa, Feb. II. The
Muncy bank will now be wound up by
the government, Emerson Collins, OF
this city, having received notice from
Washington OF his appointment as re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-12
I nuIclto.t Time; Cd; On Record,

Fairfield, Iowa. FEB. 5ll.-An old
gentleman from Keokuk, Iowa, came
here, met an old, ladvSfor the first time,
fell desperately in love, proposed, was
accepted, secured 4 license and married
the lady in thirty minutes after meet.
ing her. Tgs 'ls,S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-12
]. ADAMS BIG FRAUD.
working Gulliblo People on tho
Royal Pnluco Hotel Scheme.
THERE'S HEAPS OF MONEY IN IT,

The NisspcIlcd Circular That Is Sent
broadcast to People Who Contcm.
plato Visiting the Worlds Fair.
strange to Say, Fools Many Innocent
People Into Forwarding Money to
Secure Magnificent Hotel Accom-.
moda,ions In Advnncc..A swindlo
Exposed In Time. 81