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,sac eotas Tabs. + A GSNsss;;,,u,x Trustees
WALTER D. WILLIAMS 4 Co. Au-t.nn--r.

MI ABLE PROPERTY At ANArOSTTA
AT ift l. cor fAsf HOMES Al Auction
liter ifC1. :oiios ;iu9 sud no aud l4l0 flt., ~. .
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scrinet real estate. situate fn AUarf.ts e. a. -
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block No. q OREGON L. tsraaf' : nj .i.1 -
corded In county il. q, fslio a on. a - \.
OF the S'frs eyurs oflca the Tts ri-t q
tatres. @'--s1 %
Terms One-third cash. hAlauc. 10 .,,,, ,b. 49,.
cias1 DEPOSIT q 900 VII - required n So
re- 81 prlTiy az tue = Ne 4 sale NJ on tet
tat!. a IN. cost q puFch Terms q ~
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az the -sk and Cos q tle defau,ttug ~ ..sr -
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go TABIfs, DISKS; LlTTFR PRFssrs.
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NERVOUS headache promptly cured by
Bromo Settler. Trial bottle l0c.
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PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES No.
ISL STREET NoETHWESI. HANDSOME
MENTS AND IN A VERY CONVENIENT AND
DESIRABLE NEIGHBORUDOD.
BY authority Of the owner vii offer az public sale
in front Of he PREMISE on MONDAY. The IHIR-
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. lSas at HALF
feet front of lot three CD. in square los. with
alley in the rear.
Terms of sale will be fully made known at sale.
$500 deposit will be Required. also 80. 500 to re-
main the property q per cent per snnuin. ray
able semi annually and remain four "a Years from
10th day of January. 1898. balance in cash Private
bids received in the meantime.
FENDALL F. ALEXANDER.
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PERFMPTorv stLT or VERY vATr.ptrc,y
M az - III c5t> nee sirC Ar ~ III sou q
SIR 4T> NBRrHWFSi ~ saNt" 80.
81 SSLNAIph .ANlEEs ELLoANi MA
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hAli .fASl iol o'GiOl u " ~ vif' - ~
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col-akds - D'N'-iNa soN.
DUNcANsoN BROS. su-uoarcr.
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~ Isasehola interest "a af-r+s'-,' n = VI
IRE -. ~, iJi, iab sni a.. Gao - NJ 80
sartl5a Ga Ihur.;ay. fruruary the sth' isaa ~
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\, % PEE ann l. %, allie es4a nloutts
Tie lease No. 500 A. -. 90 s.r s,tu,, .,,,-..
n. so5 ~ : % &c J lsri aud ~. or,s a
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is obtsaed aou sprcs,eI 10 tss ~.
ALrHEUs JOHNSON. Recover.
WILLIAM n. sHOI -. at,orp., f's ''h 81 ~
40 5th - nv s.la
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FUTURE DAYS.
POSITIVE SALE

III BERNHEIAfER & co, kuc+foueers.
H. Successors to Weeks & Co,
60 Louisiana ave. NV
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30 - SIKH sfREiLf' SoRrHE,s 81. NAsk-
INGTON. u q.
BY virtue % certain deed - O. NJ h.a-tns
dsts Sepfeuher %. ie9A auA du'y rsorr led f -
l5eo. folip 4'l - 81 ~ ~ ths land rsgHris 80
District q Go snba. sud a. the r4u--t q tif fr's
secured Thereof. Ne vii ssl, ~ Iu'lir auyiHf. ~
ltY.t ~ tis lreltcSess On .M'fNiAA. tlT VII
HALf-fASr FotR O'CLOCK . NJ III f1llDv ~
described pec. Varcy 81 Hard sud reulss sitHats
IN the city II Washington. ntrirt - - ufhia ana
heiug al q loi Numbered -, Joseph h1ss O.
others subdivision "f certain l,fs IN zquar. 49, q
the same T. duly rrrl det ln stfi H. pas IA 80
records Of the Survivors IN 70 ulstrtt q -
luMtla Together N4th 4hH lgufFf sffaufs Ii~-soff
Terms ~ ssle one third Cd - IurrhAS- tnuev 20
@ al4 IN cash hhiaiir three rg uAi fu-fsi
IN one. two aud thre" NrarS, tor vhich unt.s 80
purchaser VIII b. ar-er.ted h@srits tutarust a. 80
rave ~ - Ter g nj ser amugfn Interest ~
aisy aud secured on be pru-rtk saI4 all ra-I
AZ IN" otuon - he our. s-er deposit q 100 VI
oc frgEtred AZ time & AL 60 KaNa nFtu Al 49,
cot'iiig - purchasers cust. 10 terms -
cniuflied VITA In ten DAYS the trrstsas
rieht 20 resell IN. pTup-ry the and ,sf ~ 10
fHGltinE purchaser sftsr DAYS alve-li-.ni-u.
MAhlafN ASHFORD 90
Jsil-eoSds q a WuIlAN~DN Trustees.
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I ATIMER & SLOAN. Aucaoneers. S4O7 St
BRILLIANT AND ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION

I AT1NER SLOAN, Aucsioneers. S4OE q ST.
BRILLIANT AND ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION
OF VALUABLE
GIL PA. NTINGS
OF THE FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SCHOOLS
By favorite aud esteemed modern artists being the
entire collection selected by Unknown connoisseui
from centers during the last two years. forming
very desirable assemblage of works OF art. naSnih-
Gently framed. TO be sold at auction on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY EIGHTH, NINTH AND TENTH.
COMMENCING AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE
P. NJ. EACH DAY.
AT OUR GALLERY, I407 q STREET.
ON EXHIBITION on AND AFTEH MONDAY.
THE SIXTH. SALE WITHOUT RESERVE or
LovERs OF TIE FINE ARTS ARE REs2FcT-
LATIMEk * LOAN.
DUSCANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEEhs
SALE OF CONTENTS OF THE GROCERY AND
PROVISION STORE, No, az YIRGISIA A., AVE- - :
M M SA SGf ZEN 6ct6ck siAh 1881 'A
CoMPRLsING ..
AID sPIcEs. SHELF Goods. WfNEs. Liquors.
SHELVING AND sTosr FIXTURES.
THE ABOVE WILL BE FIRST oEFERED AS AN
EM ssBl.s pUxc.xsox BROS.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
AND BY ORDER OF FILLMORE BEALL.
ASSIGNEE.
The stock Of Books Of
W. q. MORRISON OF WASHINGTON.
Embracing large collection Of
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.
Tobe sold 1t our auction rooms.
NO. l4o7 ST. NV. SECOND FLOOR.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY EIGHTH. NINTH AND TENTH. 1893
COMMENCING AT HALF-pAsr SEVEN O'CLOCK
EACH EVENING.
fs2-ats LATrMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.

nUNcASsoN BROS. Auc's. ath ana j -. n ..
TRUSTEES SALE oF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
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AUCTION SALES.
this ENENINE

THIS EVENING.
2SS O00 WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOLD
D%c.oOo watches. fine silver ware and other
goods from Marston's loan office. Troy, Y Y FFCH-
NER, Auctioneer. Gil Pa ave-. under Metro'n Hotel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13
LOCAL ni;RvrrtEs,
Matters of Minor Moment in and aDou
tho City.

Matters of Minor Moment In and about
tho City,
MATINEE at the Opera House to-day.
OPERA House this evoning-"URcle's
Darling"
Tun GRAND this ovening-"Timo
viii Tell"
A DEED made by William +. Roth to
James @. Games for several horses, har-
ness, buggy, feed and other goods, con-
sideration $500, was left for record with
Clerk Hook Saturday.
NINE dsorderly vags, three plain
DRINKS, and number OF landladies
and inmates or visitors OF houses OF i'll
fame, making in all fortY-one cases
for the mayors court this morning.
CoNNERs and Sutton, the alleged high.
way robbers, had u hearing before
Squire Arkle Saturday, and were re-
manded to jail in default OF bail to
await the action OF the next grand jury.
MARRIAGE licenses were granted to
George Williamson, aged "a, and Emily
Brown, aged %, both OF Wheeling; aud
Jenkin Jones, aged %, Of Cambridge,
Ohio, and Mary NJ. O'Brien, aged q, Of
Martins Ferry, Ohio.
Tun mysterious Disappearance Of
Arthur Dane, we'll known farmer who
resides just back OF Bridgeport hOs
been the subject OF conversation over
tho river for Il day or two back, He has
not been seen since the first OF last
week. and tho opinion OF most people Is
that he must have been drowned in the
creek, which is very high, owing TO the
back water.
The case OF S. X. Hissom against
Squire Rogers, which was tried some
time ago before Squire Arkle, in which
tho plaintiff was given judgment, was
up on motion Thursday evening for
new trial, but this has been ovorruIed
on tho ground that action had not been
taken in tho time specified by law. Col
Arnett represents the plaintiff.
THE Sons of Veterans will celebrate
LinColn's birthday this evening at the
G. A. r. hall. They will serve q light
supper, followed by an address by Capt,
Dovoner. They will also have recita.
tons and singing, and will close by
dancing. All members Of the Sons OF
Veterans and Ladies' Aid society are
respectfully invited to bring friend
and spend u pleasant evening.
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cal Assembly No, 1880, X. of L., New
Cumberland, ON the evils resulting
from the supplanting OF American
workmen by cheap foreign labor, and
asking the Assembly to endorsera bill
to be presented to the West Virginia
legislature, providing for n 80 cent tax
per day on each foreigner who IS not
citizen oil the United States, The COM
munication wai received and referred
TO the West Virginia legislative COM
mittee
The matter OF giving financial aid to
the street ear strikers came up and Il
motion made that tho various locals
contribute to the aid OF the strikers,
and also pass resolutions inficting
fine OF S. on members patronlzlng the
street cars. The motion prevailed,
An amendment to the constitution oil
the assembly was proposed, providing
that before local entered into strike
it present the matter for the considera-
ton OF the assembly. The proposed
amendment lies over until the next
meeting.
A member arose and said there were
different reports about the destruction
OF the street car company's property, i
being said that strikers were concerned
lie therefore offered the following reso-
luton;
; Resolysd, That this assembly demand
Of Street Car Workers Union that 1t use
all efforts to have such destruction OF
the company's property stopped.
One OF the officials OF the union do
MED that any OF the union men took
any part in the destruction OF the com
pany's property, Concluding, he said;
"Of course II wo get any Of the conf
pany's blacksheop employees themselves
after dark We might want to destroy
them"
Another street car striker said no
hadn't seen any destruction OF thecom'
pany's property or any riots as pub
lished IN the papers. lie was against
the resolution, and said his local could
attend to it.
Several speeches we're made Tor and
against the resolution, some saying 1t
WIS IN intilnation against the car
workers and reflected on them. Others
thought the resolution would have a
good moral effect,
A member speaking Of the resolution
said the assembly should put itself on
record to the public, against the dos-
truction OF the property OF the COM
pany.
A member asked one OF tho street car
workers officials il Ernest and another
man. who were arrested, were connected
with the strike. The official said they
were, After n great deal OF discussion,
a motion to lay the resolution on the
table was overwhelmingly carried.
Adjournment was then taken.
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onstrations from assuming a more Sc
rious aspect, however
One OF the most serious effects OF the
strike Is the result on business. Mer'
chants can notice the absence OF buyers
from the surrounding towns reached by
the street cars.
Yesterday Hartman and Newton, tho
two men injured by the cowardly and
brutal mob in Benwood Friday morn
ing, were thought to be improving,
Hartman turns out to be more serious
" hurt OF the two. There were signs Of
serious complications in his case last
evening, but nothing came OF them.
DIR. Baguey, the attending physician,
says he thinks he will recover.
Tho INTELuGINcER's exclusive intor-
nation printed Saturday, Of the arrest
OF four men at Benwood, seems to make
the Register even more tired than is its
normal condition. The arrests were
made by constable instead OF the
sheriff
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ABOUT People.
Strangers in the City and wheeling Foil;
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Frank McKim, OF Weston, is stamm
guest.
p. I. Horton, OF GAINESVILLE, is at the
Mcclure.
Albert Dietrich, OF Darlington, is at
tho Behler.
Miss Lusta Collins, of stoubonvillo, is
visiting here.
Col. R. L. Fast, OF Morgantown, is a
McI.ure guest.
c. II. Truxler, OF steubenvillc, is regis
tered at the Behler.
Part OF the "Uncle's Darling" com
pany is at the Behler.
Miss Kate Weidner, o! Marietta, is
visiting friends here.
Charles 7. GoG, OF the South Side, ia
out after long illness.
Louis Nichols, OF Wellsburg, is regis
tered at the VanKeurcn.
]. G. Thomson, of Parkersburg,was al
the Vankeuren yesterday.
Mr.. II. @. Franzheim has gone to
Chicago on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Naylor left Sat
urday for visit to Florida.
Miss Mary Blankensop, Of Wellsburg,
is visiting Wheeling friends.
n. NJ. Calvert, OF Warrington, regis.
tered last night at tho Behler,
Mrs L. W. Peterson and son, Fair.
fold, are in Cadiz visiting friends
Miss Mollie Gaus, of Allegheny, is
visiting relatives on the South Side.
Will White, OF the South Side, is in
Washington, where his mother is sick.
Mrs. Charles Gnddlo, of Marietta, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. w. W.
Moser, Island.
Mrs Edward Smith, of Morgantown,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. La Tusch,
on La Belle street.
IIerber. Harroll, OF Richards South
Side pharmacy, is visiting his parents
at Wost Alexander.
G. w. Tieman, OF Solomon & Ruben,
Pittsburgh, was shaking hands with his
many friends here yesterday.
Among the representatives OF the
Mountain State Mt the Behler yesterday
were Frank Jones. OF Warrington, V.
L. Heighland and Frank HIGHLAND, OF
Carksburg.
Rogers Wright, OF Cincinnati, prose.
cutting attorney Of Hamilton county,
Ohio, is At the Sramm. lilo is n brother
OF Engineer w. Il. Wright, OF tho
Wheeling Railway Company, and heard
that hia brother was injured in the
street car riot Thursday.
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The day was in that transitory state
when twilight fingers in the lap Of day
and darkness struggles for the ascen-
dency. Tho sun hung in a great red
ball Of lurid flame betwixt heaven and
earth; there was feeling OF profound
quiet which seemed to settle on all
things animate and inanimate. The
birds, the insects, the very trees and
sprouting plants were for the moment
flushed as II in expectancy OF some I'M
ioreseen, some inexplicable something
which seemed to pervade the very at
mos phere. A bull frog gurgled softly
as he fell back into the limpid water.
Suddenly over the brow OF distant
hill, there appeared solitary man,
seated astride great bay horse; he cast
ono long sweeping glance around him
and then went back over the brow OF
the hill again. And that same night
over seven hundred people were turned
away unable to gain admission to the
opera house where "She Couldn't
Marry Three" was being played to the
most delighted audience OF the season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

The first production, in this city, OF
"The Dago," Richard +, CAROLS new
play, will DO given ut the Grand Opera
House next Thursday evening and will
run the balance Of tho week. In their
new play the CAROLS claim to have u
big success, and have proven it such
wherever they have played. The lead
ing roles, the Dago, Irish policeman
and "0ld Sponge" the tramp, were
created specially for X. NJ, Edwin II.
and Richard I. Carroll. respectively.
As is implied by the title, the play treats
OF tho life aud misdeeds OF low Italian
in the siums Of New York. 1t ia n story
of deep interest, thrilling incidents,
strong dramatic situations, excellent eff.
fects and abounds in harmonious music
and pleasing specialties. Over ton Of
special scenery is used in the presonta-
ton OF "The Dago."
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The annual masquo carnival OF the
Wheeling Tuenverion will DO held at
Turner hall this evening. Everything
points to Its being one OF tho most bril-
liant successes OF the season. It's to bo
strictly masque carnival, and those not
masked will not be allowed on tho floor
until after masks are ordered OH There
will be promohading from $3.50 TO $3.50,
and the grand carnival march will begin
ut 10 o'clock,
Tho various committees have boon
unusually active and their efforts will
bear fruit in to'nights assured success.
Tho unriyaIed Opera House orchestra
will make the music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13
Wis stolnrrld,n I,erllnl.

This evening Miss Stcinfold, Il. T., q
graduate OF tho National School oil
Eocution and Oralory, OF Philadelphia,
will give recital at Arlon hall, with
the assistance OF Miss II. Grace Upde.
graf, soprano, Conservatory OF Music,
Cincinnati Miss Isabel llousor, pupil
Of Lambert, New York; Mr.. Charles
Hulnui, baritone, and Mr. Alfred spoil,
vlolinist, 1t bids fair to prove decided
success, and as II Is her first recital in
Wheeling tho hail will 10 doubt DO
packed with her friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

Hottie Bernard Chase will open her
engagement ut the Opera House this of
ternoon with Il special matinee. "Un-
clos Darling" which she will present,
has its scene laid in Alaska, and rein
deers, dogs, bears and other side attrac.
tions are introduced in a very taking
way. There is pleasing vein OF COM
edy, beside tho sensational features,
good scenery and everything that helps
to make play go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13
A Serious Riot in Atpaville Yes
to-day Afternoon.
TIE C0gARDLY and BRUTAL ABUSE
70 Which the Mob Subjected EN-
ployos Of the Street Car 90.
THREATS TO BURN HIM ALIVE MADE
Three Cars are Tied Up and the
Men or Them Injured.
NAN BEATEN BADLY WHILE BOUND.

Serious Disorder on the Sabbath Dis
cruces the Community aud Reflects
shame ON tho Authorities of Bridge
port, Who Take no Step to Interfere
10 stop Possible Murdcr-A Riot at
rho West End of tho Steel Bridge
Across tho Back Rivor-The Com
many Compelled to Cease Efforts to
Operate It's Cars
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"Time VIII Tcllr Tonight.

At the Grand this evening Williams
& Murray's company will present their
famous melo-drama, entitled thine
viii Tell" This play has met with
great success everywhere, and the COM
pany is said to be tho best eyor con.
nected with the play. Billy Williams,
James J. Murray and Ed Christie head
the list. A number of good specialties
will be introduced during tho progress
OF tho drama. Don't fail to soc "Time
Win Tell" Seats on sale at Genthor's
The engagement is for three nights and
a matinee.
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DIED.

1RWtS--on Saturday, February H. lS)l at
o'clock d. m. ADNLiNG o.. daughter OF tho
late Isaac and Any5 irwin
Funeral from her late residence No. Qs South
Front Sucot thl, CMoniiyl morning ut 10
O'Clock, intermcnt private.
wEtsGERBER- On Sunday, February p, 1893, at
noon, ADAM WEsGEnDER, Ogcd Us years and
days
Fumes notice hereafter,
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A list OF people who have patronized
tho electric street railway since tho in
auQuration OF the strike, was read. 1t
includea tho names OF two or three city
and county officials, prominent business
and professional men. II was placed
in tho hands of tho legislative commit
tee, and may BIO used in tho near IA.
ture. Just before II was read someone
said that tho reporters bo required not
to publish tho numos, Another re-
piled, Don't be afraid, they won't do
IT,"
A communication WINS road from Io.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

BEAUTIFUL pieces OF China and Pot.
terry ut cost prices, to close ont this limo of
goods,n WHEAT ~ lIASCIIERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

FINE French CiInn Plato, from SO per
dozen up, ut WhCet n iIunchor's special
sale. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13
KID GLOyE SALE.

we will place OH snlo to-day 800 pnirs
Ladies' XIII Gloves mt coo, former prlcO 81
aud Si.5O. l.. &. GOOD & CO.,
1875 ana 1871 Main Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

rood That Il tho cnso with Dr., PIoroo0
Pleasant Pellets. They're tie smallest In
size, tho mildest In action, but tho most
follow naturo's methods, and they Five help
thap1dSis Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Atthcs, Blcl, and Bilious Headaches, and all
arrangements Of the liver stomach mud bowels
arc promptly relieved and permanently cured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

= "lf wo can't euro your Catarrh, no matter
how had your case or Of how long standing,
wen pay you goo In cnsh.n Thnt Is what
q prolnifssd by Chg proprl9torS Of Dr. saEcs
thnn any words could that this Il q remedy
That cares Caturrhi Costs only " c6ntB,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13

LoOKAT THE
SIZE of the or
binary pill.
Think Of all tho
trouble and dis
turbancO that II
causes you,
Wouldn't you
welcome some
thinf, easier TO
take, md cnslcr
In It's why's, II
NJ tho same tlmo
70 did you more
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-13
No rnounLE on RUS SIDE

There was little disorder in Wheeling,
none, in ioc;, worth speaking Of, and
below the city limo tho gamo thing hold
goo4, In tho morning stones. mud and
ntcN were piled on the track on ono or
Two OF the South Side streets, but the
cars Roi through all right.
- iiNorc wero numerous cries OF "baaw
sheop' and the like, and q few stones
unu nrck9 were thrown, but no dam.
aye ana nobody WIS hurt The police
wore Kept hualIing to koop such dom.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1893-08-10
A Snake Laboratory Founded.

An enlightened Bengali, Babu
Govind Chandra Laha, has contributed
$1,000 rupees toward the expenses of q
snake laboratory at Calcutta. Two
main lines of research will be followed
in the laboratory. So-called cures for
snake bites will be tested under strict
ly scientific conditions, and the prop
critics of the snake poison as such will
be investigated. The laboratory will
be the only institution of it's kind in
the world, and the committee of the
Calcutta Geological gardens which has
taken the matter in hand expects that
1t will be largely resorted to by the
scientific inquirers who visit India
during cold weather In accordance
with the practice of scientific labora-
tories in Europe charge will be made
for the use of tables and instruments
at rate sufficient to cover working
expenses. Work done on behalf of
the government will also be charged
for according to regular scale