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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-11-02

Special Dhpateh TO The In'es!geacsr
KINGwooD, W. Va, Oct 3l.-Allen
strawser, who is confined in the jail
here awaiting his second trial for the
killing of John A. Hickey last January,
is nearly violently insane. For the past
three weeks he has been growing from
bad to worse. The Jail physician recon-
mends that he be taken to the hospital
for the insane at Weston. At the Sep
TENDER court he was tried and found
guilty OF murder in the second degree,
and got q new trial.
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CHURCH BURNING CRANK
Attempts to Fire the sncrod EdItlces of
IInvcrhiII, DIassnchusotts.


HnvorhilI, Massachusetts.
HAvERuILL, MASS, Nov. Three
more attempts at church burning were
made last night. All the churches in
this city are now guarded by special
watchmen. Last evening a youth
named McCloskey discovered n blaze
in pile OF laths between the Winter
street church and shed. The flames
were extinguished. An hour later the
choir of the Center street church noti-
fed the police that when they came out
from rehearsal the corridor was found
to be on fire. At 8 o'clock a report was
brought to City Marshal Dole that an
attempt had been made to burn the
Unitarian church. The incendiGry
piled up cushions and mattresses and
set them on fire. The blaze was dis
covered in time TO be extinguished
without much damage. This is the
second time the Winter street church
has been set on fire within three days.
The cushions OF the church were piled
up in the roar and set on fire last Sun
day evening A similar attempt was
made last evening on the Wesleyan
Methodist Episcopal church. The po-
lice believe the iirebug to be acrank.
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Mr.. W. NJ. Terry, who has been in the
drug business at Elkton, KY, for the
past twelve years, says: "Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other cough medicine ever
sold" Thore is good reason for this.
No other will cure a cold so quickly;no
other is so certain apreventive and cure
for Group; no other affords so much re-
lief in cases OF whooping cough. For
sale by Chas. Il. Goethe, Will w. Irwin,
Chris. F. Schnepf, Chas. Menkeme!lor,
VIM. Z. Williams, S. L. Brice, A. L.
Scheele. Will Menkemeller, John Cole
man, Richards & McElroy, Wheeling;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, and 3. +. Peo-
body & Son, Benwood.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets.

NEW YoEG, Nov l.-MonGY on cnll easy ut lHA
2pct cent; last loan per cent; closed offered at
. per cent. Prime mercantile paper ja7A per
cent Sterling exchange duh but steady at
81 sIai 81. Total sales Of stocks Today were
Gl4,lOO shnres.
II was decidedly healthy market In stocks
to-day aud the volume OF business though
l!-h.tg than during the pst few days wAs inirly
active. Two great feeders OF the New YORK
market were not In operation, It being bank
holiday In London and tho Chicago exchanges
being closed on the occasion OF Mayor lar
risons funeral. This tended to restrict the dcai
ings and left the speculation practically in inc
hands of local operators. The influences auect'
Ing the speculation were mainly such as con-
ceEned special sales The silver bill WAS Regarded
as practically ont o! the way. It's UGssnge through
the final stlges being matter OF mere routine
The news that the house had agreed TO the SEN
ate amendments did not rencn the street Mhtl ~
after the close OF business. aud II is not Hkety
that II would have caused any movement hhu II
been done during business hours. Among w w,
special features OF the day was the unusually
heavy buying In Chesapeake Il Ohio, the pur'
chascs being credited 10 the NRnderbilts. Aiter
fairly steady opening, In which the Cnhlsc99
were slight. tho market became strong hpu
active aud for hNIt an hour prices moved up.
ward but the bears began to otter blocks Of the
grangcrs, industrinls, Western Union and Sew
England. which resulted In these shares going
below tho opening and the general list lei on III
sympathy. The Tencuonury tendency was now,
ever, quickly checked, and from il O'CLOCK uhtli
shortly before two the movement was IN ihe
main. upward, the occasional reactions DelhS
light and quickly recovered from. Al tnls time
rcaitzin. sales deprecated values somewhat, put
in the hnal dealings the market recovered us
activity.
The railway and miscellaneous bond market
was fairly active and strong.
Government and state bonds firm.
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A prominent man in town exclaimed
the other day; "My wife has been wear
ing out her life from the effects OF dys-
pepsia liver complaint and indigestion.
Her case baiIled the skill OF our best
physicians. After using three packages
OF BaCon's Celery cure, she is almost
entirely we'll" Keep your blood in n
healthy condition by the use oil this
great vegetable compound. Call on
Logan Drug Co., sole agent, and get a
trial package free. Large size SOC. 4
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with his sons appointment. Last even
ing he eturned to his country seat at
Hyde Park. Mrs. James Roosevelt was
Miss Dclano, and is sister OF Mr..
Franklin Delano. who married the late
Mr. William Astor's sister, making a
double connection in the family, and OF
Mr. Warren Delano, who is to cele-
brate his golden wedding anniversary
tomorrow at his country seat at New.
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NEW YonK. Nov. 1.-The beneficial effect of the
passage Of the repealbill has been further DEM
drstratcd By Increasing quantities called for by
null orders. aud by still larger confidence
manifested BY reason OF the buyers providing
RIGS rule steady As 10 price with the demand
improving. Printing cloths show nm advancing
tendency. GInghams and woven fabrics ire
more active, with the demand working towards
iancics and novelties.
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DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov. IA sensation
was created in business circles this
morning by the assignment of G. G.
Savery. owner OF the Sayery House, the
biggest hotel In the state. president of
the American emigrant society, Brook
Ign, N. Y, and heavy stockholder in
several mines in Montana. Assets near
" 81 200, 900; liabilities unknown.
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Concerning the appointment by Pres
ident Cleveland OF James r. Roosevelt
Homina!ly OF New York, to be secretary
OF the American embassy at London,
vice Henry White, resigned, the New
York World tDemocratic) has the follow.
ing to say:
Mr.. Roosevelt has spent so much OF
his time abroad that many persons who
have met him in society arc obliged to
ponder awhile before they can remem.
Der just who he is. In the political
world he is totally unknown. His hand
some house at No. 372 Fifth avenue is
IN the Eleventh assembly district. Mr..
RoosevelPs name does not appear upon
tho registry list OF last year, and 50 he
did not vote for Mr. Cleveland then.
This Is no proof that he was opposed to
MIN, Tor it is said that Mr.. Roosevelt
never voted for any body in this county.
1t is asserted that he gave substantial
evidence oil his willingness to have Mr..
Cleveland elected in the shape OF Il
liberal campaign contribution. The
amount OF this contribution is said to
have been $4,000. Fire Commissioner
John j. Scanncll, the Tammany leader
Of the Eleventh district, said last night
hat Mr. Roosevelt was not member Of
the district organization and that he was
not acquainted with him. At the lead
quarters of the Democratic state COM
lnittee he was also unknown, and no
man whose name is prominent in poll
tics could be found who knew anything
Of Mr.. Roosevelt or the reason of his
claim upon the kindly remembrance OF
the President.
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East LIBERTY. Pa, Nov. l.-Cattlc, receipts
$50 head shipments 800 head market fair;
prime to extra s. OOn5 25 lair TO good 81 0Oai 80;
common TO iair 81 7jaj 20; fat cows and heiters
- 7jaS d: bulls s2O0aS 90; bologna cows s. GOA
10 90: fresh cows so % TO 10 o. Hogs, receipts
100 head shipments 500 head: market very
dun: prime fat pigs 81 4oaG %: Workers and
tops s625a5 40 Sheep, receipts 900 head ship.
aents GOO head; mDrket weak; prime 50 50a3 70;
fair to good q 5Oa3 Is; common 81 0Oa2 %; lambs
81 i0ai 76; veal calves s. OOa5 %; heavy and thin
sl0Oa3 90.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Cattle, receipts 1900 head:
shipments 1000 head; market active and
higher; top natives s. l5a5 so; medium s. SO
others 81 jORi 95: Texans s. 4Oa2 20: stockers
s. 4yn2 Is: cows 81 70a2 So Hogs, receipts 1900
head shipments 1900 head: market fairly net
i've: rough and common S. 80; mixed 81 0Oa
Is; Light mixed 81 i5o6 %; prime heavy 60 IN
IS; prime light 80 2OaG o. sheep receipts 1900
head shipments 300 head; rough and com.
mon 81 6la2 so; mixed ewes aud.wethers 8! 7da
500
CINcrYNAr1, O.. Nov. l.-Hogs weaker. lower
and active at s. COa6 25; receipts 800 head;
shipments 1900 head
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VAN ALIENS TACTICS.

A gentleman who is well known in
state politics said that Mr.. Roosevelt
had probably adopted the tactics OF Mr..
Van Allen. He had heard that the
amount was $4,000. and he thought
this system showed that friendship
wasn't dead, and that the people were
beginning to realize that q campaign
couldn't be carried on without money.
He also thought that the placing OF a
mGrketvalue upon appointmentsabroad
was good thing, for man won d know
hereafter just what he would have to
pay Tor place. He added:
1T also fixes the rank definitely be-
tween United States minister and II
secretary OF legation. The former is 4
$4,000 place and the latter is five steps
further down in the scale"
Mr.. Roosevelt is now in England with
his family. Ito has lived abroad SO
much that some doubt was expressed
last night as to whether he knew the
name OF the governor OF this state. The
politicians were very certain that he
does not know who the mayor OF this
city is.
He probably knows that Mr.. Cleve-
land is President, said one gentleman,
but I'll bet he thinks that the Presi-
dent wears crown and that Baby Ruth
is heir apparent to the throne"
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He NEVER VOTED
But Gave Ten Thousand Dollars
to the Campaign Fund
AND CLEVELAND APPOINTED HIM

10 be Secretary of the Embassy ut
London-James II. Roosevelt, Who
Married Into the Astor Family,
Like Mr.. Van Allen Owho is His
Brother.in.Law) Given Place BE.
cause He Put Up Boodle-Not
Real American but an Anglo
Mnnfac-Docsn't Know Who is Gov.
crnor of His State.
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NEVER CAST A VOTE.

When the appointment OF Mr.. Van
Alien created such a fuss Mr.. Roose.
velEs friends feared that his name
would not be sent in. When Mr..
Roosevelt was made secretary OF the
United States legation mt Vienna by
President Cleveland during the latter's
first term, the public had an idea that
the distinction came unsought, but in
the light OF the present case this idea
will probably fade away. At that time
friend OF Mr. Roosevelt said:
"Oh, 'Roosey' doesn't know anything
about politics. Why, l never knew
him to cast vote. In fact, [ don't
think he ever troubles his mead about
it"
It>is certain that Mr.. Roosevelt's APP
plica;ion Tor the place which he has re-
ccived did not bear the endorsement OF
Leader JohnJ. Scaunell.
Mr.. Roosevelt has several children.
His wife was Miss Helca Aston, tho cid
est daughter OF the late William Aston
Personally Mr.. Roosevelt is OF medium
height, with broad shoulders, and has
fair complexion and blue eyes, and
wears n pointed light brown beard. He
is rather OF n studious turn OF mind and
extremely accomplished, speaking four
languages, his own. French, Spanish
and German. He has pleasant man.
ners, and is consequently a general ia
yorite. He is to a great extent identi.
fed with the Coaching Club, OF which
he is the secretary, and Of course is a
famous whip He is also member of
the Knickerbocker, Country, Metropol-
itun. Manhattan. Sewanhaka, Corinthi-
an Yacht, Riding aud New York Clubs.
Mr.. Roosevelt went abroad with his
vile and children early in the summer.
Mrs Roosevelt is, according to the
sizing up OF her own family, thor
ouphroing Aston. She is very like her
father and is decidedly brunette, and OF
medium height and somewhat inclined
to ombonpoint.
Mr.. James Roosevelt, his father, was
in town yesterday, and greatly pleased
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Wheellnd & Elm Grove Railroad.

on and after SATURDAY.. October j, 4oJ., lrliAI
will run ~ follows, city time;
LEAVE WHEELING -7j:JJ a. n. 700 a m. 5;)
a. m, 800 u M. 1000 o. ~. ll;1l q NJ, l!'DJ m.
100 p Ia. ZOO p. M 800 p. n. 800 D, M. 80
p m, 6:oop. IN, 800 p. IA, S:JJ p, n. $50 ..
IN. ! go .. m.
LEAVE EL,i GROvC-76slOa n. 7:0) 4 N. SOL
O. m . GOA Il, 1000 a m. ll:Oo q 10. l2:0) N.
100 p. ~. 800 p M. 500 p. N. 800 p. N, 1!n
p IN, $500 p. IN, 700 D. n. 500 p IN, 9:lGp.
In, 10 iJp. m
uDEilf, except sunday.
sUSpAY-Church Trains loavo Elm Grove 4.
aga %. and Wheellns at 1917 p m
IL. L WElsGERBER
ocl General Aalas3s
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Eorrfu.'s OF New York now OF THE FRANCE
vanIUAL AND SURGICAL, INSTITUTE, Co.
ipnnI- ohio. by request Of many friends and
raaus has decided to visit
Bridgeport, Sherman House, Tuesday,
November z.
BcInirc, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
November ..
Consultation and examination free and strict.
Is cUuiLCRlili from . u N. % u - M, one dag
The Doctor describes the different diseases
better than the Sick can themselves ltisHwoI'
UrriHl gifi for anyone 20 posses Their dlli'
The country,
THO Elrciropnthc Treatment for all forms OF
IonnIc Diseases aud the treatment OF ScminN'
Weakness Loss OF Manhood aud Errors OF Youth
Is recognized 10 be the mos. successful method
ever discovered us used by Drs. France & Ott'
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Among the few choice persons in this
city who know him well Mr.. Roosevelt
is tendcrly referred 10 as "Roosoy," and
the time that he had his picture taken
on top OF his own tally-ho is recalled
with many manifestations of pleasure.
This caused quite a stir in society and
copies OF tho picture were eagerly
sought. Society received similarly
JOYOUS shock when he had his picture
taken sitting in his own carriage, be-.
hind his own coachman and in front OF
his own house Readers OF the World
will not be surprised to learn OF Mr..
Roosevelts appointment, for on October
10 the Worlds special from London con-
tanned this news:
"Mr. Henry White, for eight years or
more, and through two changes OF the
party at home, first secretary of the
American Legation in London, is about
to be succeeded in the embassy by Mr..
Roosevelt OF New York, gentleman OF
large fortune in his own right aud who
married a Miss Astor."
Mr.. Roosevelt has been in London
for some time past, and within the last
few days has expressed his expectation
OF being very soon nominated for the
post by Mr.. Cleveland. He is commonly
understood hero to have made contrt-
button OF at least $1,000 to the Whitney
campaign fund OF last year; indeed, the
amount has been stated to DO $4,000,
but the formOr-named sum, | am in
formed, is tho correct one. He Is said
to have made it in two installments,
the second half in the urgent latter days
OF the campaign"
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wheeling Bridge G Terminal Ry.
Time Table No Il. % take effect 1901 a IN.
SUNDAY. September 3 1898.

Time Table No T. % axe eaeet !s'Jl H. M
SUNDAY. September lo5j.
Leave whesling-t6:iO $500, $500. t1aj,sli;il
IN m. 91:Il. 7}:lj tl:J, 800 p, m,
Leave Pea!asnlA-iG 1896 2S.Jj, 1851, s!lai
d. h.. P2:IG. 1921. ii.3i 1905. y. m.
Arrive Terminal lunClon-ii:ds, fS;l7, s':l7,
tiOO9 zll:5i u. M, a1:S, 1892. tlaG. sJl5 y. ~.
Leave Terminal Juncuon-tI;25, i9Ol, Il ~,
eIs.H. $3.50 $3.50 I4;ai. i5:ii, ts.2j sg:iip NJ.
Leave Martins Frrry--i5,4s, 1901 a. IN, 'l2:ij,
co.'s. si05, 1870 tJ.l9 tS:3A $3.50 p. IN.
Leave Penlusula-tT:3i. 5gli. am alg.jl, '2:i6,
tl:Il. ti:l5. JOS ts;3s, slO:05 p m.
Arrive Vince iug--tT;i0, $3.50 Il m. ol2:o7,
ta;i1. st:l5. ties. ti:al, tSii, sl0:ll p m.
eDaily tDaily except sunday, 2ilnday5 only.
All trains viii run Oh Eastern Time
JE FAUSsiI. 5HgeS!H'endcnL
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Metals.


NEW YORK, Nov. l.-Pg iron quiet; American
sl2 O0alI 80. Lead ensIer: domestic s. 90 Tin
frtucr; straits $50 90.
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7ennsylvante Stations
IVlBRRR8yIV7lid LINES.
Trains Run by Central limo.

TrcKEr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA gTaTioH o.
WATER ST., FOOT OF ELEVENTH ST, WHEELING
AT AfCiunE HoUsE, WHEELING, AND At TIE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. EuIpGEtpigF'
SOUTHWEST SyrTTn--" PAS HANDLE ROUTE"
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On, CITY, Pa. Nov. l.-opencd 7Sc; highest
73JEc; lowest and closed 73c; ciearanCes f,d7S0o0
barrels shipments l23,6TS barrels; runs l2s,72
barrels
and steady: December option sales 1000 barrels;
closed at 73c Did.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 1.-oil market dull at
73C bid.
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Or you nre ali worn out. really good ioF Rosh'
Ing It is general debiiit& II?c
BROW WIS IRON BIITEIES:
It viii cure you. cleanse your liver, and give
u good appetite
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lI.-e.ln, generally fail " recognize,
ill., importance OF this fact, but treat Tie
...rlfiGytcad Of the cause OF The trouble
.F.l specialist, Franklin Miles, NJ. D.,
II D. H., given the greater part OF his HE
study OF this subject and the principal
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vi. nrlIu and nerve food. Is prepared on the
'r.r ,.plr TINT all nervous and many other
lr.uIcs originate from disorders Of the
l,-.u.rn.crs Its wonderful success, incuring
,m,.. ,.I-DrIrIs Is testified TO by thousands iu
Kan. ulr' IT the land.
Restorative NCrvuG cures slCcplessnesS,
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r.I debility, 81. Vitus dance, epilepsy, etc. !
rr. from Opiatcs or dangerous drugs. II
i...0! on I, positive guarantee BY all dSnE-
..-r. ur -rnt direct hy the DR.. Miles Medica.
H.. E,Ahari, Ind, on receipt Of price, 81 per
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go.I yy Druggists Eyorywhere. mrlS-wwrAwy
.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH pOUNE

On and after Monday, June 49, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: 9Daily. tDmly TX
cont Sunday Central time.
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CrHcrNSKrI, O.. Nov. Lection quIeti mid
ding SC,
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Trains No. IS and IS have Sleeper between
Wheeling and Chicago.
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ARRIVE

From Pittsburgh, IO:2j u IN. and6;5O p. m. and
l2:lO a m, daily. and l2:i5 p. IN, oXcoptSunday'
and 1855 a. M. SUNDAY only
Washington accommodation, 1907 a. m, dal'y'
pyrODt Sunday,
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DIR. GILMAN,

No Money Required OF Responsible Par
lies to Commence TrcntmGnt.
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a rnvorItc In Kentucky.

NEW YoRy, Nov, l.-wool quiet
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival aud departure Of truins on and after
August 3 1875, EXPLANATION OF reference
excepted; 9saturdny cxccpted. Sunday only;
saturday only. Eastern Standard Time.
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About Printers Ink,

This is the day of printers ink,
and the prizes are for these who
use it. Your traditions and pre-
JUDGES may be to the contrary but
the world doesn't care a fig for
them. The man who sits and
waits for his trade in these days
gets left. Don't advertise, don't
quote your price lists, don't see
that your city or your business is
represented in your patronizing
territory, and don't stand up man.
fully alongside of those who are
fighting for your rights and inter-
ests, and there can be but one re-
sult-shriveling up. Good sales
man, first class articles, gilt edged
credit are not enough. They are
excellent, necessary-but not
enough. Printers ink beats them
in the long run. Uncle Sans
mails so every day, carrying their
freight of special offers, new
crops, long credits, cash discounts
job lots and lovers tales from
everywhere. And in the end your
trade is seduced. It's the world
old story of the honeyed tongue
and the open ear. In the fierce
competition of these days old ha-
bits and associations simply can
not stand the pressure. The trade
is for the man who uses printers
ink.-Grccery World.
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FOR SALE.

A small farm. two miles from st. Mar
tinville. measuring about so arpenta
Arabic land. and "a arpents of timbered
land. The prairie land is all fenced i'm.
aud Ia we'll improved, all buildings be-
ing new. 1t is not subject TO overflow,
and is we'll drained. Conditions.
$500 cash. and the balance on pasy
terms to suit the purchaser, for further
particular apply at this office.