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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-17
Q B%REvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment u and about
tho City,

1luttefS OF MINOR hlulhenI III ana ABOUT
tho City.
THE GRAND this evening-"south
Before the War"
TnE hot pop corn man with a house
on wheels beats oil the other fakirs
who ever visited Wheeling,
BUILDING operations interrupted by
Wednesdays blizzard were resum ed
under yesterdays sunny sky.
OFFICER O'BRIEN last evening locked
up Joseph Nice, IN q charge OF disorder
lY conduct in the Sixth ward.
MAYOR CALDWELL had only ono case
before him yesterday morning, Il plain
drunk, who in default OF u fine OF 50
and costs, went to the workhouse Tor
fifteen days.
GEORGE w JoHNsoN's Sons have
awarded the contracts for the additions
shortly 10 DO made to their building.
The brick work contract was awarded
to Hamilton Bros, and the carpentry to
Beltz, Fading & 70,
LAST night two disorderlics were run
in, one by Officer O'Brien, from the
Sixth ward, and one by Officer Herbert,
from the Second. Officer O'Brlen hay
ing contributed a case before, this made
three for this MORNINGS court.
Mn. j. /. KLoss, Of the South Side, n
member OF the Electrical Car Workers
Union, has accepted q position as sales
man with the Atlantic Tea Company.
MIR. Kloss is we'll known and popular
and ia meeting with good success in his
new field.
The south bound Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling passenger train reaching
here ut 0:35 u, m. usually was delayed
neal st. Clairsville yesterday morning
on account oil q truck jumping tho
track. The train did not get in until
after noon.
AN entertainment will be given by
the pupils OF Clay school in their gram
mar room this afternoon and evening,
for the purpose OF purchasing u piano,
A most attractive programme has been
prepared, and both performances
should be well attended, as they doubt
less will,
YESTERDAY the board of underwriters
met and appointed Mr.. Dave Tappan, Of
the telephone company, inspector OF all
electric light wires in the county. The
creation OF tho office has become q no
cessity by reason OF tho increased num-
Der 81 wires in buildings, the insulation
OF which in a number of instances has
been very poor, making the probability
Of fire very great, -
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used, Tho many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of . perfect Lax
alive; elEsctually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and feverB
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance,
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 5Oc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
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THE GRAVE.
Tho brotherhood win Not Accept the
Compromise Agreed On,

Tho brotherhood VIII Not Accept the
Compromise Agreed On.
TOLEDO, o., March IL. President
Ashley, of tho Ann Arbor railway, and
State Railway Commissioner Clark, act
ing on behalf OF the brotherhood OF
engineers, came to an agreement as to
the points in dispute between the COM
pany and tho strikers. Il was decided,
first, that no man is to be dismissed
hereafter by the road without thirty
days notice given, and that no employe
shall leayeithe company without SINH
lar notice. wages OF passenger engineers
TO be So 20 per 100 miles; freight engin-
GERS, $3.50 per 100 miles, fremen 50 per
cent OF engineers pay, with overtime
for over fourteen hours work and u long
list OF rates for different kinds of SER
vice, so that tho strikers who wish to
re.enter the roads service shall make
application, the applications, to be con
sidered in the order received and the
applicants be assigned to duty without
prejudice. This was reported to the
striker ut 2 p. m, At 3 o'clock the an
nouncement was made, from the room
wherein Chief Arthur and the commit
teo we're considering it. 1t is said that
tho Brotherhood will not accept the
agreement as it stands, The outlook is
considered grave,
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&. II. Clifford, Now Cassol, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rhouma.
tism, his Stomach was disordcred, his
Liver was affected to an alarming do.
gree, appetite fell away, and he was tor.
ribly reduced In flesh and strength,
Three bottles Of Electric Bittors cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bittors and seven boxes Of
Bucklon's Arnica Sulvo, and his log Ia
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five largo Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he wns incurablp. ono
bottle Electric Bittcrs and ono box Buck.
Ions Arnica SalVo cured him entirely,
Sold by Logan Drug Co. $
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"WElklnson,s Wldows.n

Bright and breezy "Wilkinson's Wild.
ows," with the endorsement OF two sea.
sons genuine success, comes to the
Opera House Monday Of next week.
Mr. William Gillette stands in tho very
front rank OF American playwrights,
but he has turned out nothing so fairly
amusing as "Wiikinson's Widows" Its
rendition here will be anxiously await
cd by theatre goers. The special cast
provided is we'll suited to the purposes,
and includes many well known names.
Seats at Houses music store.
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calvin Josl,nr Returns.

Tho attraction offered at tho Opera
House Tuesday night is familiar 10
every theatre patron in America.
Charlea l.. Davis In calvin Joslin" has
been In this city n score OF times. Tho
tour Of this play this season has boon
the most successful In its career OF ~.
teon years. Tho hold It retains OH tho
public seems to show no signs OF Nbate.
mcnt, UnclC Alpn is a peculiar typo,
and as imporsonated by Charles l.,
Davis 10 us distinct a characterization as
Dcnman 1hompson's Joshua lhiicOnb
or Joseph JclIerson's Rip Van lPiakte
The company 10 strong.
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The Board Of Education met in reGu-
lar monthly session at its rooms in the
public library building, last night, and
transacted considerable routine bust
ness, Fourteen members were present,
The committee on accounts reported
bills ag~grogating $3.50 10, which were
ordered paid,
The committee on buildings and
grounds reported biIls amounting to
S6ls %, which were ordered paid. The
committee also reported it had settled
with @. A, House forthe Lincoln school
piano, which was burned, at Sl25,
Superintendent Andersop's report for
February was rs follows:
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LosDoN, March l%0,-Thorc has boon
an exciting scene in Dublin. After an
unionist meeting 500 Trinity c]ollcgians
paraded tho streets bearing the British
ensign. A large and monAring crowd
followed yelling "tenr II UP" and sing.
Ing 'Tho BOYS Of Wexford" Tho stu.
dents, armed with cudgels, ropulsed
tho ugly PUSHES Of their opponents,
who, however, seized tho flag. At
Grafton street a sharp struggle occur.
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Tho Golden secret of Long Life,

Keep the head cool, the feet warm
and the bowels open. BOCon's Celery
Cure is a vegetable preparation and acts
as a natural laxative, and is the great
est remedy ever discovered forthe cure
OF dyspepsia, liver complaint and all
blood liver and kidney diseases, Gail
on Logan Drug Company, solo agent,
and get u trial package free. Large
size SOC, 2
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TO CONlR ACTORS

The Market House Board OF tho city Of Wells,
burg; VIII receive proposals for the cnnstt notion
q lot where the mlrk0t house OF Said city Il now
situated, according TO the plans and speclNcl.
tons therefore now on file in tho oilco OF tLo
Mayor OF said city. "V
BIDS for the construction OF the whole build.
Ing, and bids for the construction Of seDSrtIo
parts OF sad building, will b. rocGly'd.
All bids to DO In by nonu on the 10Th dav nj
March, 1898, and tho Board retains the right Ia
reject any and all bids
GEO, ". MCLEARY. President.
f A SHEETS, Secretary. - mta,P
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"Cannon Ball Express" Coming.

On Monday and Tuesday, March 20
and 81, L. A. Bradon's melodrama,
"rhe Cannon Ball Express" will be at
tho Grand. Many novel features are
introduced in this production, includ.
ing the flight OF the express. the deadly
ore crusher, the stamp mill, and a mum.
Der OF fine specialties by different men,
bers of tho company. All the scenery
and mechanical devices are original
with this company, and no other com.
pany is authorized 10 use them.
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NOTES On NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements of Doat
Tho River Interests.

h River Interests.
The marks on tho wharf show IS feet
4 inches in the channel and slowly
falling.
Yesterdays arrivals and departures
werc; Iron Queen, II. X. Bedford and
Annie Laurie for Pittsburgh, $ a. III.
Courier, for Parkersburg, 1880 a. IN.
To-day tho Congo, for Pittsburgh, / n.
M, and Ben Hur, for parkorsburg, IL $50
d. m, will DO the packets.
Tho y. w. Bachelor did not leave
Pittsburgh yesterday for Cincinnati us
expected.
Tho Liberty did not got away for Clar.
lngton on her regular trip until latO in
tho evening, having been detained by
tho breaking Of hor can yoke and
frame, caused by tho wheel cntangltng
in tho wiro cables oil Shriver'B sand
boats, which were under water.
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red until the flag was recaptured and
the colleglans entered the college
There were several skirmishes later in
tho evening, Tho police finally dis
persed the rival factions,
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
Met Last Night and Transacted
Some Routine Business.
The SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT HIT.

Colonel Miller Introduces ResoIu.
tion Which Was Laid Over, that If
Passed wiz Take Away the Charm
of These Entertainments-Lincoln
School and tho Brooks Cases Con.
sidered.
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Select Oysters.
COnsommO Royal.
Baked Salmon. Flint Herb Sauce.
FIllct of Beef, Lardcd with Mushrooms.
Mashed Potatoes. Green Peas.
Sweet Breads lrnizcd, rnriSiCnuc.
AmOntllado Sherry.
Queen Olives Potato Salad. Celery.
Roast Young Turkey stuffed.
Cranberry Sauce.
Brown Sweet Potatoes. SucCotash.
Mumn's Extra Dry,
Vanilla leo Cream. Fruit Cake.
Assorted Small Cakes.
Cheese and Crackers. CeAeg. Cigars.
When the cigars and coffee were
brought on and toasts were called for
the fun was fast and furious, each vying
with others in witty remarks and choice
bon.moiS. AS cach speaker arose he was
assailed on every side with iests that
added to the fun. Each speaker highly
complimented the contractors and arch
itect on the completion and success OF
the new jail.
Among those who made addresses
were Mayor Caldwell, Messrs. Dobbins,
Steenrod, Howard, McGregor, Cruise,
LANCE and Hall. Messrs. Murray and
Glossy responded to tho warm praise
and compliments showerod upon them.
At midnight Mr.. Howard proposed
tho first toast OF the day to tho "Sev.
enteenth OF Ireland" and its patron
saint, st. Patrick.
Mr.. Steonrod's tunnel scheme came
in for n good portion OF the remarks.
Ho is to give a big banquet on its com.
pletion.
Among those present wore: Presi-
dent p. i. Dobbins, Messrs. Tyson,
Kindloborger, Maxwell, Baird, Irwin,
DR.. Bates, Vollingor aud McGrogor, Of
the county commissioners; John Hall,
Frank Grusu and James Mckinley, oil
tho old board; Mayor Caldwell, Prose.
cutting Attorney John A. Howard, OK.
Sheriff Louis stcenrod, Willard +.
Glcsoy, the architect, Subj Contractors
Trlnble and Lutz, O. +. Dickinson, Ed
Clntor, Will Clator, j. Q. Nc.
Carly, Ed Holiday, ". d. B~umgardncr.
| and W. D. Reedj contractors viii
| Murray, John Murray and Chris Muir.
ray; James Murray, Jacob Heathering.
ton, @. Bippus aud Edward Jones, Of
BcllaIre; +. Tango, T. @. Moffat, W. O.
Beans, Of tho Register, and W. II, Cassoll,
OF tho lSTgLLidENCEh
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pittsburgh Mon Drownel.

VALPARAISO, IND,, March lG.-Word
reached this city that two Pittsburgh.
Pa, hunters named August Stanley and
Henry Johnson, members Of the Pitts.
burgh club, who have u club house on
the Kankakeo river, were drowned near
Horseshoe Bend, on the Kankakee river.
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stockholders, MEErINos.
PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Proposals for making necessary repairs h
the brick work, iron work, wood work and
TN work, ut the City CrematOry. will be 10,
cgiyed ut tho oliCe OF the City Clerk IN 10 i
rate bids for each kind OF work viii be received
and in making repairs TO brick WORK Mount
savage brick aud @ ay Is 10 DO used. The com.
lnlttee reserves the right to TGlecl any oral bIls
Address al BIDS to inc Chairman OF the Com.
miLtee on Health. marked Sealed Proposals
DR.. GEO. j, CADDLE, Chairman
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LEGAL NOTICES.
order OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IN tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West VII.
ginil Match Rules, 1875.
s%arahlGilin with Daniel a. GlGn, hor husband.
Elizabeth Gllln, with Milton |. Giiin lw'
husband C,arissa Giles, with Henry W. Gi.a,
her husband,
Stewart Mllllgan. James Vincent Mllllgln
Margaret Etutla M,llg1u, EyollnG Van ku1i'
hes, with w. A.. Van Worries, her husband
Ella browning with John lir0wnlus, h1t Ali
band, aud Mary Ro,OOorOugh
In Chancrry,
The object Of this suit IL to obtain q partition.
" the same can b. properly mad, between 'bc
part.cgiu Interest, OF a tract OF land CoutlIl|Hi
Que hundred mud thirty.Oup acres, inUfp NJ le,
situated IN Trladelphia district, Ohio ClulW
West Virginia, aud devised by the VIII ui Wy.
llaln Milllgan deceased. In 1851, 70 his WIZ
Margaret $, Mllllgan, during her natural I0.
nnd NJ her death to DO Oqunlly divided between
his children and II sall land CllinQt be- Ii.
tltlonrd between the heirs Ot said william NI.'
gan, deceased, then TINT said land be sold ma
the proceeds equally divided between hIs Nn =
And II appearing from an alldhyit ilcl lu .Nl
cause, ntthcso llules, that tnc defendants s"H.
mr. MllllBni, james Vincent Mlillgtu, MAJ .1
ttninq Mllllgau, EycllnG Van VOothoV w n
Van Noothcs, lila Htowulng john brow p!
nnu May NnsebOforgh 0te not residents n' ny
state OF West Virginia, aud lhoy not having
been served with process herein. on iuOilUN NJ
the c~omplnlnaht,, by their solicitor thi' urIoi
OF publicl ION Is entered against them, a.!
ordered that tho said defendants stewart h.''
gnti,Jamcs Vincent Milllmn Mntgafot Ewml 700.
llianl Eyclluc Van NOOthos, w. A. Van NuurI.'
bUa BfuwninI John Browning Hnl Mary N'".
borough, 90. appear within one month are
INST publication al THIS order aud do wNNI >
necessary 10 protect their lntv rests u lIil
ordered that this. Oid'r bo. published h"'
posted nA required hy law.
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nEAurIFU1 BANouET.


Murray Bros, Contractors for the New
jail, Entertain Friends.
The Windsor hotel last evening was
the Gene of one Of the most pleasant
and enjoyable banquet that has taken
place in the city for some time. The
affair was in the nature OF a compliment
tary feast to the county commissioners,
sub.contractors, city and county officials
and invited guests, in honor Of the COM
pletion of the new county jail by Mur-
ray Bros, contractors.
After spending an hour in the parlors
in n ~congenial manner. and becoming
acquainted with each other, the guests
adjourned to the dining room. The
tables, which were pleasingly decorated.
were stretched tho entire length OF the
room, the mayor and president OF the
county commissioners occupying the
respective ends. Over mn hour was
spent in discussing the tempting menu
and in agreeable conversation. The
feast was made mp thus:
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Joseph o. Lopes
OF MIaynards, Md.
Younger and Better
a War Veterans Story
Hoods SarsapartuIa Gtues Strength
end Orercomes rheumatism,

Hoods SarSapartlIa GtUes Strength
aud OreTcomes Rheumsatfsnt.
"Thero Is nothing 1 have ever taken in my
llio that did mo so much good Us Hoods Sarsa-
parllla. Twas In tho Union army from 'C1 TO
'O5; was onilncdi in AndersonyIllo prison eight
months, and the diseases contracted thero still
llngcr. l had chIlls and fcvers for years, and
my doctor told mo that l must take 40 grains OF
qulnlnc n day for q long time. l did so, but
after q gmc 1t did mo no good, and then he
ordered hop tea, which was as bitter us gall
and made mo sick. rheumatism then caught
mo in my left leg and I could not move II. Tho
doctor said
Had Malaria.
Hoods sarsaparllla did me SO much good that I
have taken 1t ever since and 1t always does mo
good. My friends tell mo l look younger and
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-28

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-08

NJ. Jules Claretie, the administrator of
the Coincide Franchise, paid O visit
shortly before his arrival in London to
the battlefield of Waterloo. It was rs
years ago that the battle was fought, yet
M. Claretie was still able to CLEAN some
thing in the locality from actual eye
witnesses of that mighty historic event
In the little wineshop called the Belle
Alliance" where Wellington and Bluch-
or, according to an inscription, met and
saluted after their victory, he found two
old women engaged in darning stock
ings. They appeared to take very little
notice Of the strangers, but on being
questioned the elder of the two declared
that she was over 90 years Of age. 81
was 10 years DID," she said, sat the time
of the battle. was living with my
parents at Plancepoit.
1--WE took refuge all of us on the Fri
day in the woods with the cattle. twas
on Sunday they fought. 1t was just
after my first communion and on the
day of st. Donnat, saint In whose honor
there is a pilgrimage in the neighbor-
hood. When all was over, we went out
and saw dead bodies everywhere. AT
night after the battle there was storm.
The bodies became swollen through the
rain, and there were fears of q pestilence.
They were buried in heaps, with dry
branches between each layer, and then
the branches were set fire to or quick
lime was poured in the trenches. Lon.
don Nexs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-08

Tho popular excursions to Chicago
which are being run by the Pennsyl-
vanlo Railroad seem to furnish exact
lily what the people want. The first
two trains were well patrohized, and
las the vacation season Is now well adj
yanced the remaining excursions will
Undoubtedly attract q much larger
number OF passengers.
A decided improvement In the train
schedule, which accelerates 1t 80 as to
deliver the passengers In Chicago ct
an early hour the following afternoon,
in the matter OF speed with
the best express trains.
The special trains are composed Of
1.-The standard coaches for which the
Pennsylvania Railroad is famous.
l0nly one night is passed on the road,
and the arrival in Chicago Ia 80 timed
as to give abundant opportunity for
,iengaging quarters before nightfall.
i The dates OF the next excursion are
August 18th and 10Th. The special
-Itrain will leave New York 900 q. M,
Jersey City 9.13, Philadelphia ll.30
: Frazer 1909 p. m. Downingtown 1929
Parkersburg 12.41, Lancaster l.25
IConewago 1.57, Harrisburg 500 p. m.
ARRIVING in Chicago early the next af
Iternoon. The excursion rate, good
Ionly on the special train and valid fol
return within ten days, is $50 from
New York, Sls.25 from Philadelphia
and proportlonately low from othel
-lstations.
No one should fail to visit the Fail
with such facilities at hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-08

Tho time within which veterans
whose pensions have been suspended
can furnish additional proof has been
extended from sixty days until Oct TO-
as will be seen by the following order:
I'm cases OF pensions heretofore
suspended for lack of proof showing a
pensiopable degree OF disability under
the act OF June 81. 1890, 1t is directed
that the period within which the pen
sioners may furnish further evidence
or apply to this bureau for examina.
ton by a medical board be extended
to October TO- 1893, and that no such
pensions be dropped for lack OF such
evidence before that date.
to all such pensioners as have not al
ly given
Judge Lochren said, in explanation OF
the order: Under color OF act OF
June 81. 1890. bat really under the
misconstruction of that act arising
from order lG4 many pensions were
granted for disabilities not OF service
origin which In no way iucapacltated
the person from the performance of
manual labor and were therefore not
pensionnble under that act, or under
any other law. The duty Of the bureau
is to drop these pensions.
..But in some cases claimants or
their attorneys may have been misled
by the practice of the bureau under
order 1874 into directing their proof
only to such specific disabilities as
were being rated under that order,
while, in fact, a good case for pension
mi ght havo been shown. The pen
sio ms have, therefore. not been drop
ped but suspended. and notice given
to the pensioners, In accordance with
established usage, to furnish further
evidence within sixty days, and show
their right TO pensions, il a legal right
exists. Ordinarily. this has been
found to give sufficient time.
1T has been thought, however, that
because of the persistent misrepresen-
tation by certain classes of news.
pspers and persons of the action and
intention OF this bureau, that many
pensioners may have been misled and
discouraged from presenting such
proofs as they could furnish. or from
asking for n medical examination.
have. therefore, upon the suggestion
and advice of the Secretary OF the In
terror, concluded to extend the time
within which pensioners already mott.
| fed, but perhaps misled as / have in
| dicated, may take steps to etain theil
| pensions. II they are In fact entitled
| to them. Every old soldier entitled
to q pension under the law should
have It, and II his right does not ap
pear by his proofs on file. the fullest
opportunity. will be given to supply
such proof; but the names OF pension
ers not entitled to pensions under any
law must, SO far as they can be ascer
tained after full notice and examina
ton. be stricken from the rolls"