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For Ovor I'ipy Ycnra.

MRS. wiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for over nifty years by millions Of mothers for
cess. II sooIhes the child soitens the gums, nj.
lays oil pain, cures wind collie, and Is the best
remedy Tor Diarrhna. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately Sold by drugglses
bottle Be sufo and ask for "NtrS, WlnSlOW'S
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
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STATED by II. h. Cochran, druggist,
Lancaster, Pa. Have guWrspieSd over
gOl bottles Of Burdock Blood Blllefs for
Espopsla, sour stomach, bilious al.
wcs', liver and kidney trouble,
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Galvanized iron is not galvanized at
all, but 10 coated with zinc BY being
plunged into a bath Of that metal and
muriatic acid.
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SOME remarkable cures Of deafness
are recorded Of DR.. Thomas Electric
OIL. Never fails TO cure earache.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-26

A conductor on Chestnut street car
was overheard thanking a passenger for
his fare theother day.
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Tur Wheeling Dakcy'a Electric
llrcnd "a tho greatest health food IN the
world. Have you tried il2 The Eloc.
trio coal 10 on each LOAF.
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THE TEACHERS TAUGHT,
geeond Day of the Ohio County
Institute at Elm Grove.
THE INTEREST MUCH INCREASED

And Number of the Teachers EN-
rolled take Leading Parts in tho
E.erctses-.rhe subject of School
Punlsnmonts a Leading Topic Of
plsousslon-BrIght Ideas on che
Teaching of Geography,
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Children Cry for Ptcho+s Castotla.
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SALE.

sIato Of West Virginia, County OF Ohio, g.: In
the Circuit Court OF said county.
Sarah Grimm aud Others
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A Brilliant wedding.
peeial DtsDqlch o use MtelliqMett


MARr1SsBuRe, w. Va, Jan. 25.-0ne
Of the most brilliant social events OF the
season in this city occurred this even
ing at s:15, tho marriage of one OF our
most prominent druggists, Mr.. Arthur
Merryman Gilbert to Miss Mabel Rod
rick, daughter OF Mr.. D. w. Rodrick,
also merchant in this city, at Trinity
Episcopal church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Il. A. Rodrlck, OF
Mount Holly, N. j., brother Of tho
BRIDE, assisted by Rev. ]. 2. Tyler,
brother.in.law OF the bride, and Rev.
Rev. Henry Thomas, rector Of tho
church. The. church was beautifully
trimmed with evergreens and the
chancel was bedecked with lovely pot
ted plants. The bride entered the
church on the arm Of her father who
gave her away, proceeded up the aisle
By the maid OF honor Miss Edna Rod
rick, sister Of tho bride, and four ushers,
Dr. VIM. II. Henshew, DR.. Harry l.
Janney, Frank Doll and Elmer Swope,
and met the groom with his best man,
City Clerk ohas. A. Young, at the chan.
eel, The bride was hecomingly attired
in a silk bengoline and carried white
book from which the ceremony was
read. The maid Of honor wore nile
green silk crepe and carried brides
roses. After tho ceremony there was a
reception held at the BRIDES residence
to her relatives and nearest friends. Al
ter wedding tour the young couple
will reside in Martinsburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26
THE sTATR on THE TREASURY.
BIr, springeTs Committee Receives the
Expected Statement from Secretary FoS-

BIr, springerS Committee Receives the
Expected Statement from Secretary FoS-
ter, tH+t f-
WAsHrSeToS, D, O., Jan, 95-chair-
man Springer, Of the ways and means
to-day received from secre-
tary Foster, OF the treasury department,
the statement he has been expecting for
some time, showing the condition Of
the treasury and its estimated con-
dition at the end Of the present and at
the end OF the next fiscal year.
The statement shows that during the
first six months OF the present fiscal
year the receipts from all sources were
1924, 4l9, 2l5, and the expenditures S2S0,-
81, OO6, leaving an excess Of revenues
over ordinary expenditures OF S., S4S 200,
The cash in the treasury including gold
reserve July ], 1892, was $lS2, US, 426,
and on December 81, 1892, Sls0,09S, $685.
The total estimated revenues for the MS
cal year ending June 80, 1893, are 1885,
81, $50 and the total estimated expendi-
lures $464, 1871, $50, leaving an estimated
surplus OF receipts over expenditures
for the current fiscal year OF exactly
$2,OOO,OOO. Tho estimated cash balance
available June 30, 1893, is placed at
$l2O, 002, S77, which includes 500, 100000
for the gold reserve fund. For the next
fiscal year ending June 80, 1894 the
secretary estimates that the revenues
from all sources will amount to S4OO,-
l2l, 1865 and tho estimated expenditures
at $457, POI, 1855, or an estimated surplus
OF S., $780, S0.
The expenditures on account OF pom
sions estimated in this statement for
the next fiscal year amount to SlG6,SSl,-
$50, or an increase over the amount
which 1t ia estimated will be spent for
pensions this fiscal year OF only 50, 496,-
$50. Very little is allowed to thu sink
ing fund in these estimates and q sup
elemental statement places the esti-
mated balance due the fund June 80,
1894, at $95, 0Ol, 1857.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26
TIE FIRE RECORD.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-shortly after 12
o'clock this morning fire broke out in
W. L. Frost's planning mill at the south
east corner OF Calumet and Twelfth
streets. After burning about IN hour
the east wall OF the building fell, bury
ing three flremen, and two others were
badly hurt. Tho building was entirely
consumed. Loss $4,000. One Of the
firemen will probably die.
BosroN, Jan. 25.-1Iire this morning
destroyed the upper portion OF the
building at 81 and So Union street, oc-
cupied by the Walker & Pratt Manufac-
turing Company as q stove and steam
heating apparatus factory and ware
rooms. Loss 100000; insured.
BRooKLYN, N. Y, Jan. 25.-A fire
started at l o'clock this morning in the
Grandyiew hotelat Fort Hamilton. The
hotel was a large wooden structure and
was q popular summer resort Tor New
York and Brooklyn people. About
thirty people, who make tho hotel their
residence throughout the year. were
asleep at the time, but nearly all were
enabled to escape without injury. The
loss Is estimated at 100000; no insur-
anco, t
RUTLAND, W., Jan. 25.--Fair Haven,
the "slate city, so-called, in Rutland
county, suffered loss by fire Of dozen
buildings this morning. Loss $4,000.
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Another sn,I nIystorx.

FoRr Worm, Texas, Jan. 25.-Tho
dead body Ola woman by the name OF
Maggie Tumy was found in an unoccu.
pied house in the western part OF the
city last night. Aholein her left tenn
Pile indicated how she met her death.
From marks on her body it was plain
70 be seen that she had been outraged
Miss Tumy was forty years old. She
came here from Canada five months
ago and supported herself by giving
music lessons. Previous to coming to
Fort Worth ahe had taught in con-
vent. The discovery was made by q
negro man who was cleaning up the
premises andparound tho house where
the BODY was found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26
HAS MANY WIVES
And Children and Worked a Bold
swindling Scheme.
CaLDRELpS REMARKABLE CAREER.
Tho shrewd Plan BY Which He
Made a Fortune on of Commission
MoFchapts-He Married at Nearly
Every Town He Struck, But is at
Last in Custody

CINCINNATI, Jan, 25,-J, II, Caldwell,
with several aliases, the most cunning
prisoner the government has had for
some time, was in the United States
court here charged with misusIng the
mails. His mode Of procedure was TO
have letter heads printed with his name
as president OF a company with q large
capital. He would write letters repre-
senting that he had wholesale fruit es-
Establishments in Florida, buying his
goods direct from planters, and would
offer commission merchants and fruit
dealers in the north oranges Of different
grades, quoting to them prices at % to
80 cents per box less than the regular
market price.
His letters all stated he sold only for
cash and all orders must be accompan'
led by at least one half OF the amount
OF their order. He would write all
these letters at aome part OF the north,
his main headquarters seeming to DO
Portsmouth and Hyattsvllle, Ohio. Tho
postmasters ut Archer and Plant City
Fla, and other points whore he expect
ed his letter orders, were requested to
forward his mail to him as no was on
travelling trip, In this way he did a
marvellous business for time.
Since his incarceration the govern.
ment has learned he has wife and
seven children at CarrolIton, Ky; an
other at Greensboro, KY, whose maiden
name was Natalie Evers; another who
claims to be his wife Is n farmers
widow Of New Albany, who before she
met Caldwell was Mrs. Ella Jasper She
only lived with him two weeks. In
that time he borrowed from her 81, 200
10 start a shoe store at Shelbyville, Ind.
Here he met Grace Green, whom he
pretended TO marry, and took her with
him to Dalton, Ga, where he deserted
her, When next heard OF he left
widows" at Cadiz, o.; MsysyiIle, XVI
Columbus, o., and Ripley. He courted
and proposed also to Mrs. Poor, OF
Cincinnati whom he met at some river
town in Illinois. She was rich widow
and he succeeded in Fleeing her out Of
several hundred dollars. He struck
New Albany, Ind, where he married q
young school teacher, by whom he had
two children. He was noxt heard Of at
fayetteville, o., whore he had dashing
brunette whom he passed as his wife.
This is as faras his polygamous record is
known. Many chiefs OF police through
out America have sent for his photo
graph and description. 1t is likely
Caldwell will be taken to Leavenworth,
Ind, where indictments are pending
against him for embezzlement.
Four Of his wives and several chill.
dren are there waiting his coming.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26
DEATH IN THE WATER,
Now Cases Of Cholera Caused BY Drinking
sanle Water.

Now Cases Of Cholera Caused W drinking
sRale Water.
BERLIN, Jan, 25,-several new cases
and one death from cholera in the
Neitlebea insane asylum near Halle
have been reported. Tho report Of
cholera cases in the workinsmen's lode-
ing house in Trotha on tho saale is
confirmed, thus leaving no doubt that
the SaRle water is the source OF intec-
ton. Five men in the lodging house
boosted that they would drink all the
saale water they wished despite the
orders OF local authorities to the con-
trary, On Sunday they drank the
water as it came from the river, and to-
day all five are PROSTATE with Asiatic
cholera in its worst form, In view OF
their recklessness, the provincial coun-
Gil has announced that all persons wan
tonly dlsregarding hereafter the local
sanitary regulations, especially those as
to the use OF the Saale water, will be
punished with a term OF imprisonment
for q term not shorter than two months
and not longer than 1--WE years, People
in villages along the saale have been
warned that the water should be used
only after boiling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26
Italy Loses Patience.

ROME, Jan. 26,-signor Tugiai, tho
Italian minister to Brazil, has been in
structed to demand from the Brazilian
government satisfaction for the out
rages committed last summer upon
Italian sailors aud residents OF Santos,
during riot which occurred there, The
Italian minister has several times urged
on tho Brazilian government the just
ness Of granting compensation and re.
dress for tho injuries then inflicted upon
Italian subjects. Tho Italian govern
ment has lost patience at last and now
signor Tugini is instructed to say that
il satisfaction Is not given promptly it
will enforce her demands by force.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26
AM nANps LOST.
A ship with a Grow q Thirty.seych. Men
wrecked,

A Ship with Grow q Thirty.soychs Men
wrecked. y =
New YoRK, Jan. 95.-Captain Grier-
son, of the steamer Alsatia, reports
that on his last trip from this port to
Gibraltar he passed the Norwegian bark
Star OF India dismantled and with no
signs OF life on board. Her poop and
forecastle were Quilted, her bulwarks
carried away and her foremast was
broken off short. The stumps Of her
main and mizzen masts were standing.
There was no appearance OF life on
appearance Of life on board. She left
Pensacola November II for London.
She must have been wrecked carly in
December, but nothing has been heard
Of the crew since then. It's feared that
all hands were lost. She probably had
crew Of about thirty-seven men.
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Atlanta, Ga. Jan, 25.-UmbcrtI
piogtini, an Italian fresco artist Of some
note, aud his step sister, Celeste
Muepgc, who was resident OF New
Jersey, attempted to die together last
night tor love Of one another. The girl
was visiting her mother hore and
piogtini, who has a wife, fell in love
with her. AZ they could not marry
they concluded to die, and took rooms
az hotel whore locked in each others
arms tho man shot tho woman and then
himself. They loft letter giving the
story Of their unhappy fate. Both will
probably die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26

Is daily chronicle in our papers also
tho death OF some dear friend, who has
died with consumption, whereas, if no
or she had taken 0tto's Cure for Throat
and Lung diseases in time, life would
have been rendered happier and per-
haps saved. Heed the warning! II you
have cough or any affection Of the
throat and lungs call at Logan Drug
Co., sole agent, and got trial bottle
free. Large size Soc. A
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NOT a HINDoo.
Pierce srahony Determined to Exhibit
Clenr Pedigree.

PlCroO sIahony Determined to Exhibit n
Clear Pedigree,
DUBLIN, Jan. 25,-Pierce Mahony, for
merly Parnellite NJ. P, for North
Meath, is determined to provo that his
mother was not "cross-brod Hindoo,"
as alleged by Mr.. Matthew ]. Kenny,
anti-Parnellito member for Middle Ty-
rome, in an address delivered on Sun
day, which allegation led to MIR. Maho'
ny giving Mr. Kenny BLACK eyeyes'
tcrday. Mr., Mahony is therefore pub
fishing the pedigree of his whole family
from the beginning Of tho last century
in order to show that there was no Hin
doc blood in the whole stock and that
therefore his mother could not have
been cross.bred Hindoo. The public
are greatly interested in tho discussion,
and Parnellltes and anti-Paruellites are
almost as much excited over tho Hin
doc question as they were on the sub
ject OF the 0'Shea divorce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26
A REIGN or TERROR
Caused by Volcanic Disturbances in New
NTorINo

Caused by Volcanic Disturbances in New
Mexico,
ADIDQUI, N. NJ, Jan. 25.-Padernal
Peak, situated in the wilds of Rio Ar
riba county, N. NJ, is now in a violent
state Of eruption, and is belching forth
sulphurous fumes and lava at intervals
Of about three hours each, lasting about
thirty minutes. This has been going
on as far as known since the last week
in December. Some OF the native Mex
leans arc greatly frightened and pros.
trate themselves to the earth begging
forgiveness OF their sins. Others think
it is Montezuma taking this method to
announce his return. Altogether great
excitement and a reign OF superstitious
terror prevails.
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Draw Your own Conclusion.

Mr.. ]. o. Davenport, manager Of the
Fort Bragg Redwood Co., 1T. Bragg,
CAL, has this to say of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy: n used it for a severe
cold and cough and obtained immedi.
alto relief. In the Fort Bragg Redwood
Co.'s store we have sold large quanti-
ties OF Chamberlain's medicines" For
sale by druggists. D&w
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AnxIcty For a stenmer.

BosroN, Jan. 25.-Considorablo an.
xiety is felt at the Office OF the Furncss
steamship line over the non-arrlval of
the steamship Stockholm City, sailed
from London January !. Even with
the bad weather the steamer should
have arrived ut least four or five days
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3osrox, MASS; Jan. 2b,-1t Is stated
BY members Of llis family that Bishop
Brooks died without making any will.
II 10 estimated that his real and person.
al property cannot fall far short Of $780,.
mn
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BERxE, Jan. 25.-Heayy SHOWS have
interrupted railway traffic throughout
Switzerland. Tho ST. Gothard tunnel
has been blocked by an avalanche.
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PARIS, Jan. 25.-cardinal Joseph al.
fred Foulon, Archbishop OF Lyons, is
deal.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsrEEs SALE.
-Or-
YaluabloCornsrODpOsltopuD


by virtue Of q decd Of trust dAtod tho ninth
day OF March, eighteen hundred aud Dncty;ono
and recorded III tho Office Of tho Clerk Of in0
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10
Decd Of Trust Book No %, page 1873, nude Dy
Kate q. lIOndlan aud William NJ. Handlan. het
husband. to inc, tho undersigned trustee, shal
as such trustee, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, II, 1893,
at 10 O'Clock a, m, oH6r for sale at the NORTH
door Of tho Court House Of Ohio county, W. va,
IN the city Of Wheeling, at public auction to lle
highest bidder, on tho terms hereinafter men
toned tho property described in said decd as
follows, viz;
All those. two parcels Of land in the city o.
Wheeling, West Virginia situated on the SCUM
west cornOr Of Chaplino formerly FOURTH stICSt
mated rs subdivisions number one ~ ana iWO
l2) on the plat Of the subdivision OF certain loy
III square number thirteen Nl In tho said cry o.
Wheeling, acknowledged for record By James y
Baker and james II. Stout on tao tenth day o.
January 1858, and recorded III tho. Office o. NV
Clotk Of the County Court Of Ohio couniy,W, va
IN Decd Book No 81, page 40, together WIN lu
the appurtOnAnces, rights aud privileges there
unto III any wlAO belonging or apportGlnlng
AZ purchaser may elect 10 pay IN cash inc pAii
ance IL two equal pOymouu at twelve qua
eighteen months respectively, notes 70 DO Hlvel
for tho deferred itstalimOntS, bonring intcr@
from the date Of sale, payable ScmtAntlhhlJ
and secured by u decd OF trust on tho prppelH
or by tile trustee retaining tho tito until w.
payment md by q policy OF lnsuranco on ~.
buildings for al Toast theB Of 5000 IN tulAs
company satisfactory, 70 thS sT!sSt99e r r-r,,co
J, q lirnyrY, Auctio N oDD"N jail
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NINE DISASTER.

Terrible Loss of Life In u Shaft OF NIexi-
can Mine.
MEXICO, Jan. pa fatal accident has
occurred in the Conception mine at
Atorlc, in the state Of San Louis Potosi,
The main shaft caved in, causing
heavy loss OF life. Thirteen corpses
have already been recovered. The de-
struction Of property will entail loss
Of upwards OF million dollars to the
company.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-11
TO TEST THE BOYCOTT.
A salt For $4,000 Damages Brought
Yesterday by Andrew Jensen.

A suit For $4,000 Damages Broughr
Yesterday by Andrew Jensen.
Andrew Jensen yesterday instituted
suit against j. f. Reynolds, Aaron James
G. c. Remington, G. P%osnanski, John
Tytherleigh, j. John, G. B. Finch, e. T.
Wegner, J. L. Houston, z. Young, VIM
Glasscock, the Trades and Labor Coun-
Gil of Great Falls, and the Retail Clerks
National Protective Association of Amer
iLa, No. 81.
The complaint is very voluminous and
alleges the following facts: That plain.
tiff is and for many years past has beer
the proprietor of a store always known as
the Boston" and has been engaged in
the business Of buying and selling at re
tail such wares, goods and merchandise
as clothing. boots, shoes, hats, caps and
mems furnishing goods; that plaintiff
always has dealt and still deals honestly
and fairly with his customers. clerks
servants, agents, employees. neighbors
fellow citizens and competitors; that
plaintiff has built up a good trade, and
especially among the laboring classes
and union men of Great Falls and viciu.
ity; that defendants, in order to break
up plaintiffs business by lettering pur.
chasers from dealing at his store, have
unlawfully and maliciously combined to
boycott plaintiffs business; that defend.
,,t, al m tLn I2tL ne 1,,lx, lsno ,lD,t
resolutions in which plaintiff was falsely
denominated an unfair merchant; that
defendants did on that day distribute
circulars to the number of 5000. each
circular reading as follows: "Union
men, attention. Mr.. Jensen, proprietor
of the Boston clothing store, having
broken his agreement between himself
and the clerks union and the merchants,
association on the evening of July Sd, to
close his store at s o'clock, all union
men and friends of the s o'clock closing
agreement are requested to trade with
merchants who keep their agreement.
(Signed.) Trades and Labor Council,
Great Falls, Montana" That resolu-
tions of boycott we're entered on the
minutes Of the trades and labor council
and clerks union; hat above circular is
false aud that plaintiff never violated
any agreement with the clerks union
and merchants association; that plain
tiff has been damaged in his business in
the sum of $4,000 by the distribution of
said circular; that the trades and labor
council and the Retail Clerks National
Protective association No. 81 are de,
signed and intended to injure and re,
strain trade, m anG business and
are therefore unlawful.
For these reasons plaintiff asks that
he be awarded damages in the sum OF
$4,000 and that the two organizations
last mentioned be compelled to expunge
from their records all expressions that
are harmful to plaintiff. Ransom Coop.
or is the attorney for Mr.. Jensen.