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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25

No one denies that pure whiskev is
one OF the best medicinal agents known
to the human race, but, like all valuable
articles, it is difficult to obtain. Fore
most among the houses who handlepure
WHISTLES is that Of Max Klein, OF Allie
gheny, Pa. His Silver Age and Du.
quesne Rye Whistles have achieved a
reputation second to none for purity and
general excellence. They are sold by all
the principal hotels, drug azores and by
dealers generally at 81 so and 81 % per
quart respectively. Write for catalogue
aud price list OF all kinds of liquors,
mailed free, to MAX KLEIN,
50 Federal St., Allegheny, Pa.
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We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you are afflicted with
q cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble. and will use this remedy
as directed, giving it a fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund
ed. We could not make this offer did
we not know that DR.. Kings New Dis
covcry could be relied on, 1t never dis.
appoints. Trial bottle frees at the Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store. Large size 50c.
and 81, 9
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Good Nowa.

No other medicine in tho world was
ever given such q test Of its curative
qualities ns ottoa Cure. Thousands OF
bottles Of this great German remedy
arc being distributed free OF charge by
druggists in this country to those
afflicted with consumption, asthma,
Group, severe coughs, pneumonia and
all throat and lung diseases, giving tho
people proof that otto's Cure will cure
thcm, aud that II is the grandest trl.
umph Of medical science. For sale only
by Logan Drug Company Samples
FREQ, Largo bottles DOC. 2
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ON WHEELS OF FIRE.

Our new story opens with glimpse oil ali
English village. and tho lovo.making OF q young
arlstoCrat and Stella sclwyn, tho local beauty
There are rivals for her hand, but tho stranger
wins tho day, and marries the young iady aiter
moon he receives word that his elder brother
has committed suicide and he has succeeded to
the title aud encumbercd cstatoa The change
in his position produces change IN his feelings
townrds his bride, aud In his thoughts aud
views for Tie future. lIG regrets his marriage
Ills young wife who has placed her future IN
The hands OF her husband without sufficient
knowledge OF his prospects and position, Is his
devoted slave. Just us he y planning how he
can discard his wife an avehger appears on the
scene in one OF his defeated rivals. He Is N.
suited in public and challenged to meet his
enemy In Il duel on French soil The wlleS
bravery aud loyalty Illustrate this step, and ~
unexpected developments in tho story
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pIIstnkes OF Daily oeeurronee.

He rose up and left tho room: leave
outup.
Between you and l: say you and mo,
Have you lit the lamp: say lighted.
He Is the oldess child: say eldest.
The book lays on the table: say lies.
What was you doing: say were.
Who do you mean: say whom.
1t was him; say he.
II was rich: say were.
OF two evils choose tho least: say less
He Embossed the horse: say loosed.
Read the two last verses: say last two.
Whom say ye that am: say who.
Let each boy got their own hat: say
his.
Ii am not mistaken: say mistake
not.
Return back: say return.
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Greatly Surprised.

My wife was confined to her bod for
over two months with n very severe at
tack OF rheumatism. We could get
nothing that would afford her any re-
lief, and as q last resort gave Chamber
lain's Plain Balm trial, 70 our great
surprise ehe began TO improve after the
first application, and by using 1t regu.
larly sho was soon able to yet up and
attend to hor house work. L. II. John
son, Of 9. ]. Knutson & Co., Kensing.
ton, MINI.
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rhn aolnon sooret Of Long LIre,

Keep the head cool, the feet warm
and the bowels open. Bacon's Celery
Cure is @ vegetable preparation and acts
as a natural laxative, aud is the great
est remedy ever discovered for tho cure
OF dyspepsia, liver complaint and all
blood, flyer and kidney diseases. Call
on Logan Drug Company, solo agent,
and get u trial package free. Large
size soc, 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-25

baltimore CnttIo Marriott.
UNION SrocK YANnS CLARrNoNr,
MONDAY MAY ~ lgl1

MONDAY, May % lSbJ !
swlnc-Tho receipts OF hogs at tho yards are
exceedingly light again this week, only 100 head
more than tho limited receipts OF last week Tho
demaHdls very slow, no activity Ia any of the
yards Values show no nppreCllblc change from
last week Quotations! Fair to best western
hogs at 81 75as 10 per 100 lbs gross; roughs
50 2iaG 10 per 100 lbs gross,
Sheep md i.nmbs-!'frndD ia iairiy good for
both sheep ind lambs, but values unchanged
from last week. WoquotC wool sheep ut 4ajgSG,
aud clipped sheep ga6o per ID groSi fall lambs
6aIi3c; spring lambs GIsa794c per Id. gross, aud
Il few extra vi Sc.
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new YORK, May gl..-ThO dry goods markdl
was moro animated to-day business was Ux,
tending mud the moderate stocks Of COltOns on
hand were undergoing reductions, where prices
had been made 10 conform 10 the situation.
There was more doing In fancy CottonS, ca.
uCClRllY ptlnis,
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nuoklen's Arnlo, saivc.

Tho bost salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter chapped hands, chilblalns,
Corns md ati skin Oruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed to give perfect Hatisiac-
ton or money refunded. Price % centa
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Whom Baby was sick wO ga7c hOr cnstOrlA
when Sho was a Child, shO cried for caStOrIA.
When shO became Miss OhO chung to COstoria
When she had Children ShO gavO thCm CaStorla
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and stOOl
Markets.

NEW YoRK. May 2l.-Nonev on call easy az
2to 81 per cent, last loan 9)S per cent, closed
offered 1T "a per cent, Prime mercantlle paper
Gas per cent Sterling exchange steady NJ " S1'4a
nj SS'3, sales were 1885, 100 shares
THIS was RpOther quiet day at the stock eN'
change, The market opened lower IN sympathy
with London but the decline there was Rltrib'
Interest The losses ranged from y to ! per cent
In the general list, aud from to per cent ~ q
few OF the active stocks aud some OF the special
ties Richmond Terminal fell ~ 70 Va, tue
lowest price ut which It has ever sold, An I'D
vance Of y to IL per cent afterwards took place,
under the leadership OF Sugar and hstillers'
During the afternoon fresh attack was nude
on General Electric, which touched I2H, de-
cline va per cent FROM last Ptghts closlpg,
This movement had comparatively little effect
upon the market A rally OF u TO II per cent
followed, The market closed steady In tone,
Railway bonds werO weak, Sales sl,Oil,OOO
Government hpnds strong,
StatD bonds dull
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NEw YoRK, May q. pig iron dull American
htm AZ s. Sc. Til sasys straits SO &c.
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CHICAGO, May 2L-Cattlo. reoepts 1900 heed: :
shipments $500 head; market slow aud l0aljG
lower: fat wGStcrners 81 ". top price for others
s. lOa5 40: medium 81 60a O5: Texans 81 2ja9 co.
Hogs, receipts 5000 head; shipments 5000
heGd: market slow and 1ja90o lower; mixed and
packers q 4Os7 co. heavy 81 53s7 20; Light 81 80,
Sheep, receipts 1900 head: shipments 1000
head; market slow md slightly lower; natives
81 ?5aG %; Texans S2G0; western s. Co. lambs
SGO0a7 Is,
EAST LIBERTY May Cattle, receipts go head;
shipments 40 head; market fair; primo s. sou
8 rs. fair 10 good q 0OOj 81: common 81 Gtni IS;
fat cows and bulls S iOni 90; fresh cows $50 0Oa
1000, Hogs, receipts Loo head; shipments 9OG
receipts 100 head shipments 900 hCld; market
steady prime s. O0a6 10; fair TO good 81 OOa5 90;
common 81 6OaB 80; fair to best yCarlings IS GOA
G 50; spring lambs s. 69a7 rs; veal calves s. 6en
nm
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pennsylvania stations.
IVlB2nRSV!VdRia LINES.
Trains run by Central limo.

trWwr OFYICEB AT pENNsYtvANIA HTATfOE Of
'WIrrU Sf, FOOT on EiRvFNTH IT., WHEELING,
AZ MoIHhG HuuRg, WIIEEhtNg, Ann AZ TuH
PENNSYLVANIA RTATtON. pnibdEpOHT.
g1,'rilwgir syrrrf- pAN il,NpLU 1louTE."
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PRESS OPINIONS on MoLLoY's PREVIOUS
WORKS

"a Modern Magician "--"Mr. Fitzgerald Mo.
10y takes the reader with him from flrst page 10
last "-GiObc.
Sometimes a portrait IS painted in single
sentence. Every character is forcibly drawn"
--nJs,On Herald
original scenes which SGT II quite apart from
tho ordinary novel. "-Morltng POST
"That Villain RomGO."-"A bright and un'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS story "-Acdde1nv
Exceedingly powerful aud fascinating AS q
hlyh."- Ddi'v telegraph,
"Mr. Molloy style Is bright and tldCnt pic
tnrosQue and animated, and no tells his story
with unquestlOnRble skill aud vivacity, v
AhltnaupL
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STEAM ERs.

Steamer keystone State, for Cincinnati
Ohio, every TUESDAY At 8h tn T. 8 Calhoun
Muster; ChaS. W Knox, Clerk.
steamer Scotia, Mace Agnew, Master; Robert
Agncw, Clerk Every WEDNESDAY at a. m,
steamer Hudson, every THURSDAY atsa IN
j. H. Ellison, Master; All slavOn, Clerk.
Steamer Iron Queen, every SATURDAY ntg n
III, for Cincinnati. John NJ Phillips MaStct
H. II Kerr Ccrk.
steamer G. W. DntChCior, SUNDAY at s H. m.
George W. conant, Master; Guorgo Hunter,
Clutk
FlrstClass faro, Wheeling 10 Cincinnati. So
Round ttlp, $40. MoAli and state rooms IN
passage apply OIL board or telephone No. Sil
apis cRocKARD& BOOTH, Agent,
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PiIILADELPHIA, Pa. May 2l.-Flour weak
Wheat flrm. No. 2 red May 73i,Sa7ic; June 7li4a
No 2 mixed Mly;OL5G; June lSISaiS14c; July 49,
a4Sj4c; August i9c, Oats quiet; No, . white My
4OISili{C; June 4O1c; July iOs4c. Butter quiet;
Pennsylvania creamery extra 2lc; Pennsylvania
prints extra. wholGSl O. Gc; Pennsylvania prints
extra, JObbing, 2ia27c. Eggs firm; Pennsylvania
Nrals lhn
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on md after Monday, Decemhet 10, paYenyas
rrnInS VIII run Ry foOwA; @DRity. tDatty Ee
.,rt gu,,Jny COutFnl Tina
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wlIslsov Ms "a stImnInnt.

Return back: say return.
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CINCINNATI, o.. Muy 24.--Fiour stCndy Wheat
steady; No. mixed Csc receipts 1000 bushels;
shipments 1000 bushels. Corn quiet; No. 2
mixed 45hc. 0ats steady; No. 9 mixed 33c;
Rye quiet ut Csc. Pork easy ut $50 10 Lard
outlet at $40 l2l%. bulk meats dull ut $40 l2h,
Bacon quiet at sll 70. WhISkcy steady at 81 Il.
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NOTICE.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y ceived at the Office of the Trustees of the
State Normal School at san Jose, California,
up to II o'clock NJ, MAY 10, 1898, for fur
nishing the material for and doing the work
in establishing q system of heating in the
Normal school building OF said school. Bid
ders are requested to submit plans and speci-
fcations of their respective methods and sys-
TENS, all to be in harmony with the general
plan and structure OF the building. Plans
and specifications must include all matters
and things necessary for the entire system,
to be complete and in operation, and
a guarantee of its successful operation, to
the satisfaction of the Board of Trustees of
said school, tor one year. Ali proposals must
be accompanied by good ana sufficient bond
in an amount equal 10 ten per cent OF the bid
or bids presented, which amount shall be for
teited to the people of the State of Crlifornia
as settled, fixed and liquidated damages in
case the bidder to whom the award OF contract
is made shall fail or refuse to enter into such
contract and furnish such bonds for the faith
ful performance of the same, as the Board OF
Trustees may require, within three days after
such award. Plans of the building may be
seen and further information received on APP
plication at the Office OF the Board of Trustees
In said building. All bids must be addressed
to the Board of Trustees of the State Normal
School at san Jose, California The right to
reject AM and ali bids is reserved by the Board.
ap16-5tS RUTH ROYCE, Secretary.
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capable, and in treatment of cholera the
Russian doctors are the peers of any.
This fact, however, gives no strength to
the hope that the pest will be kept
within bounds in Russia. In view Of
that truth, there cannot be enforced too
stringent preventive laws against all
Immigration and commerce from that
country. We cannot afford to trust to the
official reports from Europe now-it is
enough to know that the cholera has re-
sumed its march, and that only by utmost
vigilance and untiring labor can we stay
its approach to the interior OF the United
States.
That it will reach the Atlantic seaboard
before the close of the summer is alto
gether probable, and such is the opinion
of the best advised sanitarians. But
there is strong reason for holding that it
may be throttled at the coast and held in
check there. We did not get from Con-
gress as full power for the National Board
of Health in the matter of National quar-
antine as was hoped for, or as was neces-
sary. But an advance was made, and the
power still resides in the President in a
critical emergency to intervene with the
authority of the Federal arm, and that he
will do so if need be, we can safely
count upon.
In the meantime let cleanliness in
town, city and rural places be the one
rule. Absolute disinfection of drains,
cleaning out of waste ways and filth pits,
the application of the chief of purifiers,
fire, to garbage and decaying vegetation,
should be the rule from this time for
ward. We should not put off until the
cholera is in the country and the hot
weather along with it. Now, in the cool
of spring, is the time to enforce the neces-
sary regulations. Authorities who neglect
the present in this matter, may live to
hear themselves mathematical in the
coming summer.
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She has only recently raised and ex-
pended 81, $4,000 in local improvements,
added one of the largest manufactures in
the State to her roll, built some of the
handsomest residences in the interior, Sc
cured the first attention by Congress to
river needs, inaugurated the first practi-
cal work for broad systems of reclama-
tion-iD these latter working hand in
hand with the cities and towns of North
ern and Central California.
Dwelling between the lion of mining
on the one hand, and the tiger of low
lands on the other, she has held the bal
ances of justice so evenly that to-day she
has the entire respect of both, and neither
can say that she has done them willing
injustice.
We assert, and we defy successful con-
tradiction. that no town, no city, no COM
munity in the State so striKingly typifes
California pluck, persistency, courage
and character as the Capital City of Sac
ramento. Her history is a compendium
of the history of the State, from the time
Suffer entered the valley and gave succor
to the tide of American immigration that
poured over the Sierras.
Bear in mind, Sacramento is not vainly
boasting, but when outsiders assume to
dictate to us our pace we smile and refer
them to history to prove that energy and
battling and triumphing are not new
things to this people. Talk of putting
down such community; talk of dis
couraging people who have passed
through so much and risen triumphant
over all! Talk rather of fitting the globe
with a straw. When Sacramento wants
running mate to set her the pace the
world will be greatly more aged.
Our contemporary is right Sacra-
mento herself sets the pace. She sets it
for San Francisco; she sets it for all that
is determined, courageous and gritty in a
community. She laughs at detraction, is
invincible to vicious assault, and has yet
to hear of the athletic rival who can throw
her. That she is now the most talked of
and best abused city in the State proves
only that she is most deserving of notice
and that she commands it. The town or
city that in this day and hour of Califor-
MAS formative period is not talked OF,
sworn at, praised, criticised, rebuked, ap-
plauded, commended and condemned,
has not vitality sufficient to warrant ex-
istence. To all sister cities glorylng with
her in common California comes Sacra-
mento's salutation: II am poisoning
and rosy, and how is it with your"
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THE RTVER-LIGHT AHEAD.

The action of the California delegates to
ing the improvement of the navigability
of the Sacramento and San Joaquin
Rivers is very pleasing and greatly en-
couraging. The delegation resolved to
put the whole subject of the navigation of
hese rivers, their importance to the peo-
pie and to the Nation, their neglect by
the Federal Government and the neces-
sitY of immediate and liberal treatment
by the General Government, before the
conference to be held at Ogden in two
weeks. One special plea viii be to secure
from the Mississippi Congress
petition by resolution addressed to the
Federal Congress asking the latter to
adopt Mr.. Caminetti's scheme of placing
both rivers under the contract and special
commission system, as is the rule with
the Mississippi River.
There can be entertained scarcely any
doubt but that the Ogden Congress will
| adopt the plea, and forward it to the Fed
eral Congress. Let US see for one mo-
mentwhat that means. The Trans-Missis-
sippi Congress has held now five annual
sessions; it represents thirteen States and
three Territories. 1t is in direct relation
with something like $50 Congress
men and twenty-six Senators. From
within its jurisdiction come several
of the heads of departments at WASH
ington. 1t has brought together, and
will again, representation of over sixteen
millions of the people of the West, and
its proceedings in the past have COM
manded the respectful attention of Con-
gress. 1t was through its influence that
the Galveston harbor scheme was carried
out, and that several important modifica-
tons in the treatment of the Mississippi
and the Missouri Rivers were secured.
Nearly all the Western Congressman at
tend the sessions of this commercial and
industrial body, for there they find the
sturdy representatives of the entire West,
whom they cannot in any other way
meet, and there they discuss the common
needs ofthe West free from political bias.
to the end that its upbuilding may be
promoted and the strength and supremacy
of the Nation be augmented.
That California has not been heretofore
more adequately represented in that body
is simply the fault of California. That
she is now to be fully represented is
matter for general congratulation. Sac
ramento is this time to have full and ex-
cellent representation. The delegates
who have been named should, at any and
all sacrifices, arrange to go on to the con-
gress. There now rests upon them a
most grave and heavy responsibility
The whole people of the valley and the
river sections will watch their movements
in the congress with nervous interest. If
there is any one delegate who thinks it
improbable that he can go, he should let
the fact be known now, that his place
may be supplied. Since the river oues-
ton is to be one of the subjects to be con-
/ sidered, our interest is enhanced and our
concern in the proceedings of the con-
! gress is immensely augmented.
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THE TINE TO PREPARE.

The Russian Government permits this
much of news TO pass its censors-that
the cholera is epidemic in certain sections
OF the empire. We may add seventy-hve
per cent. to that and still be far from the
truth. 1t is likely that the cholera is
raging in Russia. That country has never
been successful in keeping the plague
within bounds. Its quarantine system,
were it not so cruel, would be farcical;
its sanitary laws are laughing stocks,
and as for care of the sick, the condition of
the Russian peasant is an otfense to
civilization when an epidemic prevails.
But the medical staff of Russia ia
The record-union., 1893-04-15

Ex-PREMIER MERCER of Quebec has
been shouting loudly in much praised
speech of the millions of French Cana
dams who have gone over into the United
States to make their homes with the
Americans" This is the excess and reck-
lessness of oratory. The census returns
show that in the entire Union there are
but 9SO,93S French Canadians in the
United States.
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SneciaI AGENCIES.

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So Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
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The RECORD UNION and WEEKLY
UNION are the only papers on the Coast,
outside Of San Francisco, that re-
cefUe the full Associated Press Dis
patches from. all parts Of the world. Out
side Of San Francisco, they haze no COM
petitorS, either in influence or home and
general circulation throughout the State.
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ale,u ADVERTISEMENTS.
BIDS FOR PRIVILEGES

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
= the undersigned until P. NJ. WEDNES-
DAY, April 19, 1898, for bar and refresh
ment privilege at the Foresters' Picnic, May
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Gale Brns. & 90.

Nottingham Lace Curtains in
eCru or white. floral designs,
tapped edges, ~ inches wide 3
yards long. Per pair, 81.
Brussels effects, az inches
wide 81 yards long, 81 50 per
pair.
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or white, good heavy quality,
tapped edges, 50 inches wide
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Price, s. per pair.
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Price, 81 per pair.
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value at So. Our price, S.
per pair.
Same size with artistic
border, So = per pair.
Genuine Irish Point, $ inches
wide 4 yards long, fine linen
mesh deliberately worked, wide
border. Price, $40 per pair.
You can't duplicate them for
less than $50.
New Portieres from s. 50 per
pair to $40.
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H8- These publications are sent either BY
Nail or Express to agents or single subscribers,
with charges prepaid. All Postmasters are
agents.
The Best Advertising Mediums on the Pa
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Weather Forecast,

Official forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight April 15th-Northern
Califcrnia-Fair weather; warmer; variable
winds
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